xt differently, it is very plausible to have just as many interpretations of a text as there are readers of that very text. Fish explains in Interpreting the Variorum, that the experiences of a reader occurring at any time prior to a reading of a text will determine the reader's interpretation of that text; the extent to which these experiences go in effecting the reader will even further have an affect on the number of interpretations that the reader makes within a single reading. Of course, Fish explains that experiences occurring between separate readin
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