Toward an Aesthetic of Reception¶
Jauss, H. R. (1982). Toward an Aesthetic of Reception. University of Minnesota Press.
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- Hans Robert Jauss's version centers the reader's horizon: reception is always against a structured prior expectation, and the work's historical significance is its aesthetic distance from the horizon of its first audience
This sourceJauss introduces the horizon of expectations and measures a work's artistic character by its aesthetic distance from its first audience's expectations; the text checked does not say that this distance is the work's historical significance or that reception is always framed this way.
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“Hans [Robert] Jauss Toward an Aesthetic of Reception”
- Hans Robert Jauss's version centers the reader's horizon: reception is always against a structured prior expectation, and the work's historical significance is its aesthetic distance from the horizon of its first audience
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