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"the process of analyzing a story using all the elements involved in its telling"
What is NARRATOLOGY?
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Course for which the famous 1906 to 1911 lecture notes that form the basis of Structuralism were written.
What is Course in General Linguistics?
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Negotiations with other readers and other texts.
What is intertextuality?
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Claims that language mirrors the structure of the world it imitates and therefore has no structure of its own.
What is the mimetic theory of language?
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According to Reader Oriented critics, cause readers to fills in parts of the story with their own imagination and expectations.
What are gaps?
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I.A. Richards and Louise Rosenblatt were two theorists associated with this theory.
What is Reader Oriented theory?
200
A linguistic term to designate the basic units or building blocks of language, such as phonemes, morphemes, words, and so on.
What is an eme?
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The revolutionary linguist who presented a new theory on the connection between words and concepts
Who is Saussure?
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“Declaring both isolated text and author to be of little importance,” structuralism tries to __________ literature, taking away “its magical powers or so-called hidden meanings that can only be discovered by a small, elite group of highly trained specialists”
What is “demystify” ?
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Reading that is focused on “carrying away” newly gained information from the text
What is efferent reading?
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This structural pattern finds its meaning through opposition.
What is a mytheme?
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In reader-oriented criticism Reader + Text = ________
What is meaning?
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This form of literary criticism claims that meaning is ascertained by the conjunction of the reader and the text
What is reader oriented criticism?
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"how the various lexical and grammatical morphemes combine to form words"
What is a MORPHOLOGY?
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The smallest meaningful (significant) sound in a language.
What is phoneme?
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Stanley Fish's term for "a group of readers who share the same interpretive strategies."
What is interpretive community?
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Themes that transcend culture and time, speaking directly to the minds and hearts of all people.
What are mythemes?
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"...the lens through which we see the world."
What is identity theme?
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The signifier and the signified make up the two parts of this concept
What is sign?
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The person to whom the narrator is speaking.
Who is the narratee?
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This branch of Reader Oriented Criticism claims “that readers shape and find their self-identities in the reading process”
What is “Subjective Criticism”?
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Became dominant in the mid-1960s in the United States and Europe and blended elements from Saussure and Russian Formalism?
What is Fstructuralism?
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They emphasize the system (langue) whereby texts relate to each other, not an examination of an isolated text (parole).
Who are structuralists?
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Created the term "horizons of expectation" to point out how a text is evaluated form one historical period to another.
Who is Hans Robert Jauss?
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The person who physically picks up the text and reads it.
Who is the actual reader?
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