Like no other art form, the novel confronts its readers with circumstances arising from their own environment of social and historical norms and stimulates them to assess and criticize their surroundings. By analyzing major works of English fiction ranging from Bunyan, Fielding, Scott, and Thackeray to Joyce and Beckett, renowned critic Wolfgang Iser here provides a framework for a theory of such literary effects and aesthetic responses. Iser's focus is on the theme of discovery, whereby the reader is given the chance to recognize the deficiencies of his own existence and the suggested solutions to counterbalance them. The content and form of this discovery is the calculated response of the reader -- the implied reader. In discovering the expectations and presuppositions that underlie all his perceptions, the reader learns to "read" himself as he does the text.
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相对Jauss来说，Iser应该是＂科学家＂了！写得很精细
评分相对Jauss来说，Iser应该是＂科学家＂了！写得很精细
评分相对Jauss来说，Iser应该是＂科学家＂了！写得很精细
评分相对Jauss来说，Iser应该是＂科学家＂了！写得很精细
评分相对Jauss来说，Iser应该是＂科学家＂了！写得很精细
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