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    Reader response theory gained prominence in the late 1960s and focuses on the reader's reaction to a text rather than the text itself. It posits that a text has no inherent meaning until it is read and experienced by a reader. Various factors like mood, experiences, and beliefs influence each reader's interpretation and attribution of meaning to the text. Main approaches include transactional theory which sees an exchange between text and reader in producing meaning, and social theory where meaning comes from communal interpretation.

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    A practical handout for students of literature

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    Reader Response Theory Explained

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    Daniele Iavarone
    Reader response theory gained prominence in the late 1960s and focuses on the reader's reaction to a text rather than the text itself. It posits that a text has no inherent meaning until it is read and experienced by a reader. Various factors like mood, experiences, and beliefs influence each reader's interpretation and attribution of meaning to the text. Main approaches include transactional theory which sees an exchange between text and reader in producing meaning, and social theory where meaning comes from communal interpretation.

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    READER RESPONSE THEORY

    Daniele Iavarone

    DEFINITION: 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.

    NEW CRITICISM READER-RESPONSE THEORY


    The text has a meaning. The reader The text has no meaning before a
    has to discover through analysis. reader experiences reading it.

    MAIN REPRESENTATIVES:
    Norman Holland READER EXPERIENCE MIGHT BE
    INFLUENCED BY MULTIPLE
    Stanley Fish
    David Bleich FACTORS, THUS ATTRIBUTING A
    NEW MEANING TO THE TEXT
    Wolfgang Iser
    Hans Robert Jauss DURING EACH READERS
    Roland Barthes EXPERIENCE
    Louise Rosenblatt mood
    Clive Staples Louis time
    light
    PERIOD OF MAJOR ACTIVITY: psychological background
    1960s 1970s previous experiences
    expectations
    reviews
    No two persons ever read the same book personal beliefs
    Edmund Wilson and more

    MAIN RRT APPROACHES:


    Subjective RRT:
    Transactional RRT: Meaning comes from individual written
    Text and reader are both necessary responses to a text, which are then compared
    in the production of meaning. There is an to other reactions to find continuity of meaning
    exchange between the text and the reader.
    Interpretation influences the meaning of the Psychological RRT:
    book and the book influences the What motivate the reader to read a text,
    interpretation influences the meaning of the text itself.

    Social RRT:
    Meaning is the result of a community READING CAN BE
    interpreting the text and sharing an AESTHETIC
    interpretation strategy. when the reading experience comes solely
    for the pleasure of reading
    Affective stylistics: AFFERENT
    The text exists only because of the when the reading experience comes in
    reader. Therefore, the meaning depends on search for information from the text
    the reader.
    RRT analyzes aesthetic reading

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