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resisting reader: a standalone construct

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resistingreader1 CONSTRUCTResisting readerFETTERLEY · READER-RESPONSE

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Reader-response theory

a feminist stance, set out by Fetterley, in which a woman reader refuses the male identification a text asks of her and reads against its design.

In reader-response theory, resisting reader refers to a feminist stance, set out by Fetterley, in which a woman reader refuses the male identification a text asks of her and reads against its design. This meaning comes from Fetterley (1978) in The resisting reader.[1]

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References

  1. Fetterley, J. (1978). The resisting reader. Indiana University Press. ISBN 9780253310781

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