2012
DOI: 10.7146/ntik.v1i3.26071
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Formidling af læseoplevelser? : En undersøgelse af læseoplevelsens karakter og mulige formidlingspotentiale

Abstract: I artikel undersøges hvad der definerer en læseoplevelse og hvordan den lader sig kommunikere sprogligt. Dette gøres dels teoretisk ud fra et erfaringsfilosofisk og receptionsteoretisk perspektiv, dels empirisk gennem et interviewstudie af skønlitterære læsere. Læseoplevelsen defineres herudfra som en kompleks kognitiv, emotionel og fysisk begivenhed, der tidsligt både implicerer selve den momentane oplevelse og det erfaringens ’eftertryk’, som læsningen sætter i læserens bevidsthed. Empirien viser dog, at læs… Show more

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“…Even adult readers with a high level of reflective capabilities have difficulty verbally describing their reading experience (Balling, 2009). Balling and Grøn (2012) argue that one of the reasons why it is difficult to verbalize a reading experience is the polyfunctionality of language, meaning that a word can accommodate a multiplicity of meanings that may vary depending on the composition, function, context and recipient. Furthermore, this also has an impact on the interpretation of the verbalization in a collective space as different readers may assign different meanings to the same word.…”
Section: Reading Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even adult readers with a high level of reflective capabilities have difficulty verbally describing their reading experience (Balling, 2009). Balling and Grøn (2012) argue that one of the reasons why it is difficult to verbalize a reading experience is the polyfunctionality of language, meaning that a word can accommodate a multiplicity of meanings that may vary depending on the composition, function, context and recipient. Furthermore, this also has an impact on the interpretation of the verbalization in a collective space as different readers may assign different meanings to the same word.…”
Section: Reading Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%