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SCHOOL OF LITERARY THEORY THAT FOCUSES ON THE READER AND THEIR EXPERIENCE OF A LITERARY WORK
Reader Response; Reader-response; Reader response; Reader response theory; Reader-response theory; Reader response criticism; Reader-Response Criticism; Constance School; Reader-responses; Reader responses; Reader-response criticisms; Reader response criticisms; Reader-response theories; Reader response theories; Reader-Response
reader
n. lezer; taal
optical character recognition
COMPUTER RECOGNITION OF VISUAL TEXT
Optical Character Recognition; Character recognition; Character Recognition; Page recognition; Optical recognition; Optical character recognition software; Urdu OCR; Arabic ocr; Text recognition; Zonal OCR; Object character recognition; Optical character reader; Optical character; Applications of optical character recognition; Automated recognition of text in images; Text detection; History of optical character recognition; Digit recognition; Optical word recognition
optische karakter herkenning (ontcijfering van druk- en handschrift naar code m.b.v. een optische scanner (computer))
mind reader
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Mind reader; Mind Reader; Mind Readers; Mind readers; Mind-reader; Mind-readers; Mind-Readers; Mind-Reader; Mindreader (disambiguation); Mind Reader (song)
iem. die gedachten kan lezen
Definition
reader
¦ noun
1. a person who reads.
2. a person who reports to a publisher on the merits of manuscripts submitted for publication.
3. (Reader) Brit. a university lecturer of the highest grade below professor.
4. short for lay reader.
5. a book containing extracts of a text or texts for teaching purposes.
6. a device that produces on a screen a readable image from a microfiche or microfilm.
Derivatives
readerly adjective
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Reader-response criticism
Reader-response criticism is a school of literary theory that focuses on the reader (or "audience") and their experience of a literary work, in contrast to other schools and theories that focus attention primarily on the author or the content and form of the work.
