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학술저널
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Erik Robb Thompson (가톨릭대학교)
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새한영어영문학회 새한영어영문학 새한영어영문학 제59권 제1호
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2017.2
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91 - 110 (20page)

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Literature Circles, which are collaborative and student-centered reading groups, are becoming more popular as a teaching method that draws students into increasingly abstract and relevant discussions about literature. In classrooms structured around collaborative discovery of the ideal reader, the question of what role experts will play still needs to be adequately addressed. To that end, this article will explore and evaluate Wolfgang Iser’s and Stanley Fish’s approaches to reader-response theory as they apply to collaborative learning practices, particularly those informed by the “faith”-based teaching philosophy of Parker J. Palmer. Reader-response theorists, especially Iser, show how literary understanding emerges through the temporal process of reading rather than through a reader-expert translating the meaning that is already contained in a literary work. In a less technical and more spiritual pursuit of a similar process-based understanding of educational subjects, Palmer advocates for communitarian models of truth that are engaged with the indeterminate “otherness” of great things, and argues against objectivist models of truth that do not serve the interests of readers or the literature itself.

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Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Reader-Response Theory
Ⅲ. Praxis : Robert Frost and Bartleby as Ideal Subjects for Literature Circles
Ⅳ. Conclusion
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