How does Wolfgang Iser envision the reader?
AThe reader fills in the gaps imposed by an author’s intention.
BThe reader is less important than the author’s context.
CThe reader is sublimated beneath the author.
DThe reader is totally subject to the author’s intention.
Correct answer
A. The reader fills in the gaps imposed by an author’s intention.
Explanation
The correct answer is The reader fills in the gaps imposed by an author’s intention..