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Key concepts

In Part 3 - Literature: texts and contexts there are several key concepts that help us make informed interpretations of texts. If we are going to meet the learning outcomes, we will want to become familiar with phrases such as the 'context of interpretation', 'target audience', or even 'roman a clef'. Remember that texts are not written or read in a vacuum. Authors and readers are influenced by their context. Before...


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