The Evolution of Reader-Response Theory in Contemporary Criticism
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This exam evaluates the evolution of Reader-Response Theory and its current relevance in literary criticism, focusing on modern interpretative practices and adaptations.
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Exam Details
Duration: 60 minutes
Prerequisites: History of Literary Theory, Advanced Literary Criticism
Key Topics
- Evolution of Theory
- Contemporary Criticism
- Interpretative Practices
- Historical Contextualization
Learning Outcomes
- Evaluate Historical Developments
- Analyze Modern Applications
- Discuss Theoretical Adaptations
- Articulate Critical Perspectives
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This exam examines the evolution of Reader-Response Theory and its relevance in contemporary literary criticism. It emphasizes how the framework has adapted to include modern interpretative practices.
The development of Reader-Response Theory reflects significant shifts in literary scholarship, responding to changes in societal attitudes toward reading and interpretation. Understanding this evolution informs current critical methodologies.
Candidates will articulate key historical developments within Reader-Response Theory and how these changes have influenced its application in contemporary contexts. Discussions will encompass various theoretical adaptations.
Reviewing essential texts from both historical and modern perspectives will provide a comprehensive understanding of the theoryβs progression.
Sample Questions
- What are the key historical developments in Reader-Response Theory?
- How has Reader-Response Theory adapted to contemporary literary criticism?
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