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Iser's Aesthetic Response Theory Viewed in the Context of Collaborative Hyperfictions Abstract In 1978, Wolfgang Iser wrote his most influential book,The Act of Reading,which details his theories about aesthetic reader response. By defining what happens during the act of reading, that is, how aesthetic experience is initiated, develops, and functions, Iser's book provides the first systematic framework for assessing the communicatory function of a literary text within the context from which it arises. It is an important work that will appeal to those interested in the reading process, aesthetic theory, literary Although literary theory has long paid some attention to the reader’s role in creating the meaning and experience of a literary work, modern reader-response criticism began in the 1960s and ’70s, particularly in the US and Germany, in work by Norman Holland, Stanley Fish, Wolfgang Iser, Hans-Robert Jauss, Roland Barthes, and others. 2021-03-18 Iser examines what happens during the reading process, and how it is basic to the development of a theory of aesthetic response, setting in motion a chain of events that depends both on the text and the exercise of certain human faculties.
Iser, Wolfgang. (1978). The act of reading – a theory of aesthetic response. Men i titeln Reading after Theory anas även en litteratur- historiografisk receptionsteori, ftämst av Konstanz-skolans märke, med Wolfgang Iser och H. R. talet - och vidareutvecklad med stöd av reader response-teorier av olika slag, från r.
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Nilsson, Nils-Erik & Ullström, Sten-Olof. 2000. Läsarens läsning. Iser, Wolfgang: ”Tekstens appellstruktur”, i Olsen, Michel & Kelstrup, Gunver: Værk og læser.
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Men i titeln Reading after Theory anas även en litteratur- historiografisk receptionsteori, ftämst av Konstanz-skolans märke, med Wolfgang Iser och H. R. talet - och vidareutvecklad med stöd av reader response-teorier av olika slag, från r. ofta från receptionsteori, eller Reader response- teorier.
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Iser's Aesthetic Response Theory Viewed in the Context of Collaborative Hyperfictions Abstract In 1978, Wolfgang Iser wrote his most influential book,The Act of Reading,which details his theories about aesthetic reader response. Since the publishing ofThe Act of Reading,the pervasive use of personal computers The aim of this paper is to examine Iser's 'reader response' theory with special focus on Iser's concept of 'dynamic reading' and 'blanks' as major narrative devices.
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Reading Wolfgang Iser or Responding to a Theory of Response BROOK THOMAS Responses do vary. Describing Wolfgang Iser' s appearance at the Seventh International James Joyce Symposium in Zurich, 11-16 June 1979, Morris Beja writes that Iser "was occasionally pressed quite hard by such people as Marilyn French and Phillip Herring."1 "Pres- Keywords: reader-response theory, Wolfgang Iser, reading process, meaning Palabras clave: teoría de la recepción, Wolfgang Iser, proceso de lec-tura, significado Reader-response theory focuses mainly on the readers and their relationship with the text to create or generate meaning. The analysis Reader-response theory A theory, which gained prominence in the late 1960s, that focuses on the reader or audience reaction to a particular text, perhaps more than the text itself. Wolfgang Iser’s The Reading Process: A Phenomenological Approach Reading is a process that envisages an act of comprehension. Whenever we read meaning in a text, we read meaning into a text and out of the text. Therefore, while reading meaning we have to consider two things – the actual text & the actions involved in responding to the text. Implied Reader and Repertoire.