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The Concept of Literary Application

The Concept of Literary Application

Readers' Analogies from Text to Life

Anders Pettersson

Palgrave Macmillan
Publication date : 2012-09-18

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Application is the process in which readers of literature focus on elements in a text and compare them with the outside world as they know it – an operation with cognitive and emotional consequences. This book demonstrates how and why this simple yet neglected mechanism is of profound importance for the understanding of literary art and experience.

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Author

Anders Pettersson

Imprint

Palgrave Macmillan

Collection

n.c

Publication date

2012-09-18

Pages

250 pages

Print ISBN

9781137035417

Language

English

Ebook informations

EAN PDF

9781137035424

Price

£44.99

Copy count 2

Print count 25

File size 1516 Ko

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Anders Pettersson

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