These are all real places, but the stage is different in its capacity of signifying a fictional space (and time).
An actor is playing a scene where he is supposed to be warning of a fictional fire, when a real fire breaks out backstage.
But there is not a single occasion when a fictional character directly interacts with or meets a historical personage.
Thus, in reality the municipal budgets are largely fictional.
Otherwise, our knowledge will continue to have little or no control over the process of communicating mainstream messages about either reconstructed or fictional ancient pasts.
In doing so, his case became stronger (after all, we had compelling visual evidence), but also weaker (the evidence was fictional).
Perhaps the easiest way of opening up these narratives is to map the fictional ' ' history ' ' onto the ' ' real ' ' history.
Expressions of cognition were found to be more closely associated with age differences in fictional narratives.
