VOL. 63, BOOK 1, PART C, 2025, pp. 214 – 230 Full text (Bg)
Author: Nikolay Neychev
Affiliation: Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv
Abstract
The paper attempts to explain why one literary text with a certain poetological discursive-narrative organization is connected (entangled) with another text having an opposite poetological discursive-narrative organization. We believe that this phenomenon, which we call “textual non-locality”, is a consequence of the principle of “quantum non-locality”. The “non-locality” effect means that if two particles (in this case two texts) were initially in a single system (i.e. the two texts were part of a common text system), then when they are “separated”, one particle (one text) has completely opposite characteristics from the other particle (the other text), i.e. they should be considered, regardless of their “separation”, as a single intertwined “binary” object.
Key words: Douglas Adams, science fiction, quantum non-locality, textual non-locality
