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L’auteur est mort…À l’assassin Colonel Mustard!!
This week, Fish offered me a new and broader perspective on the exercise of reading in a clear detailed way. For Fish, reading implies interpretation, that is finding themes and conferring meaning to them, which, ultimately, allow the recognition or the formation of «formal» units. For Fish, the reader is the true producer of literary […]
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But…and the text?
Whaouu, reading Fish is terribly convincing. Convincing because yes, the act of reading is an “action” performed by a real person, therefore, yes, we never read a text without interpretating it with who we are…that is to say, our brain, our past, our cultural background, our (distorted?) vision of what is literature. But terrible because […]
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