Keith Oatley is professor emeritus of cognitive psychology at the University of Toronto. He is the author of six books of psychology and co-author of the textbook Understanding Emotions. He has published over 150 scholarly articles, the majority on the psychology of emotions and the psychology of fiction.

So does this combination of fiction and psychology work? Certainly. Both parts - story and exposition - are essential to the whole. This combination leads, eventually, to a deeper insight into the psychology of fiction.

• One another- Part I ; Chapter 1. Enjoyment ; One another- Part II ; Chapter 2. The suspense of plot ; One another- Part III ; Chapter 3. Falling in love ; One another- Part IV ; Chapter 4. Loss and sadness ; One another- Part V ; Chapter 5. Transformation ; One another- Part VI ; Chapter 6. Anger and retribution ; One another- Part VII ; Chapter 7. Other minds ; Chapter 8. Reflection ; Acknowledgments ; Notes ; Bibliography

Keith Oatley is professor emeritus of cognitive psychology at the University of Toronto. He is the author of six books of psychology and co-author of the textbook Understanding Emotions. He has published over 150 scholarly articles, the majority on the psychology of emotions and the psychology of fiction.

So does this combination of fiction and psychology work? Certainly. Both parts - story and exposition - are essential to the whole. This combination leads, eventually, to a deeper insight into the psychology of fiction.

• One another- Part I ; Chapter 1. Enjoyment ; One another- Part II ; Chapter 2. The suspense of plot ; One another- Part III ; Chapter 3. Falling in love ; One another- Part IV ; Chapter 4. Loss and sadness ; One another- Part V ; Chapter 5. Transformation ; One another- Part VI ; Chapter 6. Anger and retribution ; One another- Part VII ; Chapter 7. Other minds ; Chapter 8. Reflection ; Acknowledgments ; Notes ; Bibliography

Keith Oatley is professor emeritus of cognitive psychology at the University of Toronto. He is the author of six books of psychology and co-author of the textbook Understanding Emotions. He has published over 150 scholarly articles, the majority on the psychology of emotions and the psychology of fiction.

So does this combination of fiction and psychology work? Certainly. Both parts - story and exposition - are essential to the whole. This combination leads, eventually, to a deeper insight into the psychology of fiction.

• One another- Part I ; Chapter 1. Enjoyment ; One another- Part II ; Chapter 2. The suspense of plot ; One another- Part III ; Chapter 3. Falling in love ; One another- Part IV ; Chapter 4. Loss and sadness ; One another- Part V ; Chapter 5. Transformation ; One another- Part VI ; Chapter 6. Anger and retribution ; One another- Part VII ; Chapter 7. Other minds ; Chapter 8. Reflection ; Acknowledgments ; Notes ; Bibliography