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The Text World: Dense and Onenections and associations between many different themes, regardless of where they were mentioned. This is also how readers can encounter inconsistencies involving passages that are located far apart from each other, an ability no less fundamental for academic source criticism as it is for reading de

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Associating New World Componentss, e.g., whole sentence meanings. These unit parts can also be textually distant from each other. The chapter illustrates this ‘a(chǎn)nalytical’ phenomenon by using some lines from Eliot’s ‘Little Gidding’. The exploration addresses the difference between a ‘first’ reading and later re-readings, and the

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Associating Textual Features ‘poetic’, features of the text. These connections do not indicate directly any text-world features. They may arise from word choices, morpheme meanings, layouts, rhymes and limitless other formal or material facets of the text. The reader may encounter them in reflection on the basis of passive syn

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2509-6087 n placing the experience of the modern reader.Provides a criThis text is the first comprehensive attempt in decades to integrate reading into the philosophical discussion of the synthesis of experience more generally. It offers a comprehensive critique of three disciplinary approaches to reading: ph

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