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Traditional literary interpretation versus subversive interpretation
Asian Journal of Advances in Research 16 (3):34-39 (2022)
Abstract
I present some objections to traditional literary interpretation and consider subversive interpretation as a solution to these problems. Subversive interpretation may seem more scientific and more democratic than traditional interpretation, but it is open to doubt that it is more democratic.Author's Profile
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