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stock response: a standalone construct

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Literary theory

a ready-made, conventional emotional reaction that a reader brings to a poem in place of attending to what the poem says.

In literary theory, stock response refers to a ready-made, conventional emotional reaction that a reader brings to a poem in place of attending to what the poem says. This meaning comes from Richards (1929) in Practical criticism: a study of literary judgment.[1]

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Richards, I. A. (1929). Practical criticism: a study of literary judgment. Harcourt, Brace and Company. ISBN 9781351497312

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