Transactional Theory and the Study of Multicultural Literature

Mingshui Cai

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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Themes in Literature Analysis Educational Philosophies and Pedagogies

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Recently, transactional reader response theory has been criticized for providing an inadequate theoretical guide for the study of multicultural literature. Some scholars argue that Rosenblatt assumes the reader and her response to literature are ideologically innocent and the continuum of aesthetic and efferent stance does not encompass critical reading. They call for re-theorizing or moving beyond transactional theory.

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