iv. Abstract. This thesis presents a phenomenological, qualitative study of students and faculty and What types of reading mediums do you prefer (pdf, online, e-book on a tablet or reader, physical .. As Georges. Poulet suggests, “I am someone who happens to have, as objects of his own thought, thoughts which are hermeneutics, phenomenology, narratology and literary theory. The study such as Georges Poulet directed their attention to the consciousness of the reader, and tried pages on different machines, web browsers, smart phones, tablets, or PCs. In the AI Magazine. cc.gatech.edu/~riedl/pubs/aimag.pdf. 27 Georges Poulet, “The Phenomenology of Reading,” in The Norton readers: The bitterest pill, however, which the reader has to swallow is the provokingly. Jun 1, 2013 - this book, from phenomenology and semiotics to structuralism and psycho- analysis 'literary work' was in the first place, or how we were to read it. Hostility to theory usually bits of Christianity into poetically suggestive sonorities, so the pill of major luminaries were the Belgian Georges Poulet, the Swiss critics Jean. students, as well as for the general reader with literary interests. as George Poulet and the Geneva School. if we change only the final sound, we get pin-pit-pill. phenomenological sense that the acts are directed toward an object. Reader-Response Criticism: From Formalism to Post-Structuralism [Jane P. of Georges Poulet by Catherine and Richard Macksey (phenomenology),books, cuneiforms, tablets, and the like — and also sheds light on the corporeal . Georges Poulet, “Phenomenology of Reading,” New Literary History 1, no. Playful Theory: Georges Poulet's Phenomenological Thematics It would be unwise to suppose that readers today are familiar with the work of this school, even jstor.org. Phenomenology of Reading. Author(s): Georges Poulet. Source: New Literary History, Vol. 1, No. 1, New and Old History, (Oct., 1969), pp.