In a readerly text, meaning is fixed and specifically
designed for a particular reading by the reader. They are designed so that
there is no room for an adjustment or deviation of the meaning by the reader.
These texts are accepted to be disposable and often commercialized. Writerly
texts are positioned for the reader to take control over the material and
interpret the meaning in different ways. Writerly texts open up for a
multiplicity of different meanings and attempt to dismantle the reader's
literary expectations. By doing this they make the text less commoditized.
Great to see your "voice" here, Kenne.
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