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Dissociable memory modulation mechanisms facilitate fear amnesia at different timescales. [PDF]
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This annotated bibliography presents influential work in the area of reader response theory. While providing an overview of major research in the area of reader response, the annotated bibliography also provides current research representing various categories of reader response.
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This annotated bibliography presents influential work in the area of reader response theory. While providing an overview of major research in the area of reader response, the annotated bibliography also provides current research representing various categories of reader response.
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INTRODUCTION: READER‐RESPONSE THEORY
Reading & Writing Quarterly, 1996(1996). INTRODUCTION: READER‐RESPONSE THEORY. Reading & Writing Quarterly: Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 121-122.
Nancy Farnan, Patricia R. Kelly
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Reply to Alcorn, Marshall W., Jr.; Bracher, Mark. “Literature, Psychoanalysis, and the Re-Formation of the Self: A New Direction for Reader-Response Theory.” PMLA. 1985 May; 100(3): 342-54.
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Reply to Alcorn, Marshall W., Jr.; Bracher, Mark. “Literature, Psychoanalysis, and the Re-Formation of the Self: A New Direction for Reader-Response Theory.” PMLA. 1985 May; 100(3): 342-54.
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