Reader-Response Criticism
Subtitle: From Formalism to Post-Structuralism
Publisher: The Johns Hopkins University Press
Published: December 1, 1980
Place of publication: Baltimore, USA; London, UK
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 275
ISBN-13: 9780801824012
Subjects: Literary theory; Literature - Classics / Criticism; Literary Criticism; Semiotics & Theory; Literary Criticism & Collections / Theory; Reader-response criticism
First sentence: It is now common in the classroom as well as in criticism to distinguish carefully between the author of a literary work of art and the fictitious speaker within the work of art.
Table of contents: title: ix
label: An introduction to reader-response criticism / Jane P. Tompkins; label: Chapter 1
pagenum: 1
title: Authors, speakers, readers, and mock readers / Walker Gibson; label: Chapter 2
pagenum: 7
title: Introduction to the study of the narratee / Gerald Prince; label: Chapter 3
pagenum: 26
title: Describing poetic structures : two approaches to Baudelaire's "Les chats" / Michael Riffaterre; label: Chapter 4
pagenum: 41
title: Criticism and the experience of interiority / George Poulet; label: Chapter 5
pagenum: 50
title: The Reading process : a phenomenological approach / Wolfgang Iser; label: Chapter 6
pagenum: 70
title: Literature in the reader : affective stylistics / Stanley E. Fish; label: Chapter 7
pagenum: 101
title: Literary competence / Jonathan Culler; label: Chapter 8
pagenum: 118
title: Unity identity text self / Norman N. Holland; label: Chapter 9
pagenum: 134
title: Epistemological assumptions in the study of response / David Bleich; label: Chapter 10
pagenum: 164
title: Interpreting the Variorum / Stanley E. Fish; label: Chapter 11
pagenum: 185
title: Interpreter's self : Peirce on the Cartesian "subject" / Walter Benn Michaels; label: Chapter 12
pagenum: 201
title: The Reader in history : the changing shape of literary response / Jane P. Tompkins