intentional fallacy¶
The. (1946). intentional fallacy.
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Mechanisms¶
- Blind Interpretation Critique
- Anchoring the elicitation is the discipline of the intentional fallacy: what the artist meant is not the same as what the work does, and the blind reading measures the latter.
This sourceThe blind protocol enacts exactly this separation, measuring the received work rather than the intended one.
- Anchoring the elicitation is the discipline of the intentional fallacy: what the artist meant is not the same as what the work does, and the blind reading measures the latter.
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