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As a distinguishable yet invisible entity, a marriage is both an intentionalist thing-reality and a luminous it-reality. This issue, therefore, engendered still another debate, this time between intentionalists, who emphasized Hitler's racist ideology, and functionalists, who emphasized the regime's institutional dynamics and the unfolding of the war--that is, politics. He moves beyond the narrow definitions of text and of reader that were characteristic of early reader-response criticism, arguing that "Fuller's act of interpreting the Narrative can best be understood not through a grand hermaneutic theory (whether formalist or intentionalist, phenomenological or semiotic) but by a rhetorical reception study, a historical interpretation of the cultural debates in which Fuller read Douglas. |
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