6.3.1.5 - Ambiguity and Irony
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What does Authorial Intent refer to?
💡 Hint: Think about what motivates an author to write.
Define Reader Response Theory.
💡 Hint: What aspect focuses on the reader's interpretation of a text?
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What is the primary focus of Reader Response Theory?
💡 Hint: Consider whose perspective is highlighted in this theory.
True or False: The Intentional Fallacy suggests that authors' intentions should dictate our interpretations.
💡 Hint: Think about how multiple interpretations can arise.
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Evaluate a literary work you have read for ambiguity and irony. Discuss how these elements influence your interpretation.
💡 Hint: Consider characters or situations that challenge your initial understanding.
Discuss the implications of Authorial Intent versus Reader Response for a controversial work. How do each perspective shape the reception of the text?
💡 Hint: Think about societal influences on reading responses.
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