The Emergent Author: Affective Response to a Friend of a "Very Special, Artificial Kind".
The article discusses the internal struggle between embracing the death of the author and the place of language in textual analysis. Topics discussed include the projection of the author onto the text by the readers impacting the reception of the work as part of the complex relationship between the...
| Publicado en: | Colloquy: Text Theory Critique no. 29; pp. 4 - 29 |
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Monash University, Faculty of Arts
Jul2015
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