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Cognitive poetics

the claim, made by Guy Cook, that literary discourse can disrupt and change readers' existing knowledge schemas, rather than merely confirming them.

In cognitive poetics, schema refreshment refers to the claim, made by Guy Cook, that literary discourse can disrupt and change readers' existing knowledge schemas, rather than merely confirming them. This meaning comes from Cook (1994) in Discourse and literature.[1]

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References

Cook, G. (1994). Discourse and literature. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780194371858

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