Q
How does Wolfgang Iser envision the reader ?
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A
A. The reader fills in the gaps imposed by an author’s intention.
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B
B. The reader is sublimated beneath the author.
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C
C. The reader is less important than the author’s context.
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D
D. The reader is totally subject to the author’s intention.
Correct Answer:
A. A. The reader fills in the gaps imposed by an author’s intention.
