Meaning in LiteratureI. AUTHOR— Interpret author's intended meaning bya)Reading other works by【T1】
1【T1】
2b)Knowing common meanings in a particular parameterc)Knowing how authors and readers of that time interpreted textsd)Knowing cultural【T2】
3 of that time【T2】
4— Personal meaning are influenced by【T3】
5 and cultural meanings【T3】
6— Authorial intention is complicateda)Cultural constraintsb)Develop meanings not originally【T4】
7by the author【T4】
8c)Cultural or symbolic meanings unclear to authord)Not realise all of the【T5】
9 in the work【T5】
10II. TEXT—【T6】
11 of the text【T6】
12a)Grammarb)Languagec)Uses of【T7】
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14— Meanings are agreed upon based on the factors ofa)Conventions of meaningb)Traditionsc)【T8】
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16d)Conventions of usage, practice and【T9】
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18— Meanings are complicateda)A text is a(n)【T10】
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20b)Meanings are cultural and contextual III. READER— Meaning is sociala)Language and conventions work as meanings are【T11】
21【T11】
22b)Readers participate in social or cultural meaningc)【T12】
23 is part of culture and history【T12】
24— Meaning is contextuala)Codes in literatureb)Reader competency:the experience and knowledge of【T13】
25texts【T13】
26— Meaning is culturala)Different conventions and ways of reading and writingb)Understand the【T14】
27 of the author【T14】
28c)Negotiation across time,【T15】
29, etc.【T15】
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