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... reader and text ) Text as perceived { XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX Analogizing ( by reader ) Thematic organization ( supplied by reader and text ) Formal organization ( supplied by text ; shared by reader ) Central fantasy ( supplied by text ...
... reader and text ) Text as perceived { XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX Analogizing ( by reader ) Thematic organization ( supplied by reader and text ) Formal organization ( supplied by text ; shared by reader ) Central fantasy ( supplied by text ...
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... reader does not , therefore , need to settle for himself the exact , stringent kind of sublimatory meaning described in Chapter 1. Nor , in this context ... reader Introjecting reader Censor Form Meaning Meaning - as. MEANING AS DEFENSE 185.
... reader does not , therefore , need to settle for himself the exact , stringent kind of sublimatory meaning described in Chapter 1. Nor , in this context ... reader Introjecting reader Censor Form Meaning Meaning - as. MEANING AS DEFENSE 185.
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... reader brings a b Intellecting reader Introjecting reader to the work is fixed . Nor can the teacher alter the analogies and as- sociations his student brings to the work . Conscious thinking about the work as a separate entity is ...
... reader brings a b Intellecting reader Introjecting reader to the work is fixed . Nor can the teacher alter the analogies and as- sociations his student brings to the work . Conscious thinking about the work as a separate entity is ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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