The text is what the reader makes it : apprehension and gaps ; comprehension and traps

Author

Salah, BuRijbi

Source

Revue el-Tawassol

Issue

Vol. 2000, Issue 7 (30 Jun. 2000), pp.26-34, 9 p.

Publisher

Annaba Badji Mokhtar University

Publication Date

2000-06-30

Country of Publication

Algeria

No. of Pages

9

Main Subjects

Comparative Literature

Topics

Abstract EN

the My modest paper revolves around the difficulty enfold the intended meaning clues ofa literary text.

A text is supposed know and unveil such meaning we able » ofits maker; but show that the objectivity ofa literary text is an My paper tries illusion, because it steps beyond reality, mainly when the author him .

Here ٠؛ world and makes it something proper ''expropriates presents something which represents lies the difficulty / The behind, the something else, and this something else is beyond This matter causes plurality in interpretation.

Thus, language help the student (to) make it, but never what the teacher should do is make it for him.

And the student, in turn, should know that there is literary text.

He must ready-to-grasp interpretation ٠ ready-made his nature of sensibility read (and re-read)

American Psychological Association (APA)

Salah, BuRijbi. 2000. The text is what the reader makes it : apprehension and gaps ; comprehension and traps. Revue el-Tawassol،Vol. 2000, no. 7, pp.26-34.
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Salah, BuRijbi. The text is what the reader makes it : apprehension and gaps ; comprehension and traps. Revue el-Tawassol Vol. 2000, no. 7 (Jun. 2000), pp.26-34.
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Salah, BuRijbi. The text is what the reader makes it : apprehension and gaps ; comprehension and traps. Revue el-Tawassol. 2000. Vol. 2000, no. 7, pp.26-34.
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Data Type

Journal Articles

Language

English

Notes

Includes bibliographical references : p. 33-34

Record ID

BIM-376198