This wasn’t clear until reading the chapter, “Reader- response Criticism,” by Lois Tyson. I was able to find a meaning for my feelings towards certain characters in the novel. By using “Psychoanalytic Criticism” also by Lois Tyson, I was able to descriptively explore the grief of every character throughout the novel from the first person perspective as the victim. These theories made the book such a significant read because you’re constantly questioning whether the author has created those feelings or if they come from your personal experiences. So, next time you pick up a book ask yourself why you feel a certain way towards the
This wasn’t clear until reading the chapter, “Reader- response Criticism,” by Lois Tyson. I was able to find a meaning for my feelings towards certain characters in the novel. By using “Psychoanalytic Criticism” also by Lois Tyson, I was able to descriptively explore the grief of every character throughout the novel from the first person perspective as the victim. These theories made the book such a significant read because you’re constantly questioning whether the author has created those feelings or if they come from your personal experiences. So, next time you pick up a book ask yourself why you feel a certain way towards the