1974
DOI: 10.2307/468397
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Levels of Identification of Hero and Audience

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“…The former, related to the formal aspect of literature, is based on the receptors' familiarity with literary composition (Jauss 1970(Jauss -1971; the latter, on the other hand, depends on their cultural, political, social and religious experience of life in general (Jauss 1970(Jauss -1971 (Jauss 1974). The conceptual framework of the receptors is thought to be of two kinds: an intrinsic ('innerliterarisch') and an extrinsic ('lebensweltlich') one.…”
Section: Passing To An Examination Of My Methods In Detail I First Fomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The former, related to the formal aspect of literature, is based on the receptors' familiarity with literary composition (Jauss 1970(Jauss -1971; the latter, on the other hand, depends on their cultural, political, social and religious experience of life in general (Jauss 1970(Jauss -1971 (Jauss 1974). The conceptual framework of the receptors is thought to be of two kinds: an intrinsic ('innerliterarisch') and an extrinsic ('lebensweltlich') one.…”
Section: Passing To An Examination Of My Methods In Detail I First Fomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reader not only decodes a story about others, but is inclined to experience it. Besides the many possibilities for relationships with characters and situations, from full admiration to a continuous questioning of the options found in the narrative ( Jauss, 1974), readers of literary texts place themselves before less stereotyped characters and situations than those found in soap operas, cartoons and comic books; 8. Metaphor and metonymy, according to La Borderie (1997), the two main elements that constitute the rhetoric of still images (in photography and literature), are also the main figurative elements found in television and the internet.…”
Section: Aprácticas De La Lectura Literária Y La Pnaic Contribuciónmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One possible approach is to view the story of Joe Magarac in the context of Jauss's typology of relations with the hero (Jauss 1974). Jauss differentiates five types of identifications with the hero: associative, admiring, sympathetic, cathartic and ironic.…”
Section: Comical or Mythical Hero?mentioning
confidence: 99%