2017
DOI: 10.24200/mjll.vol6iss1pp93-96
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Challenge of Reading and Understanding Contemporary Fiction

Abstract: Reading in the normal or general sense limits the possibilities of meaning, yet a text can be read for the plurality of meaning which is very evident in contemporary fiction. An author writes a text in order to throw it open to the reader whose activity produces meaning. Thus reading and understanding of a text is the result of the very subtle interaction between the text and the reader. In this sense contemporary fiction remains a sole exercise or activity of a reader. Complexity of the age in which we live m… Show more

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