[ SECRET POST #3826 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3826 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Anyone got any tips for adopting a Death of the Author mindset?

[(Anonymous)]

But I agree about the texts intentions being only half the point - I think thats what your getting at - and that those intentions need to come through correctly and be understood correctly for that point the creator was driving at to be fully realised.

I would say that a text's intentions are much less than half the point, to be honest. The text itself has to be the central thing.

Now, I mean, in this case, it seems very likely that what the text says and what the creator intended it to say are very close. So it's kind of not a significant distinction in this case, and there's also probably not much you can do about it at that point.