Explorations in Poetics

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Exploring the concept of "Constructive Poetics," this collection of essays offers a comprehensive theory of literature that emphasizes the dynamic interaction between texts and readers. Rather than viewing literature as fixed narratives, the author argues that it invites readers to create interconnected meanings through various frames of reference. Topics include fictionality, metaphor, sound patterns in poetry, and the idea of "literariness." Developed in Israel during the 1960s and 1970s, these ideas resonate with contemporary literary criticism, reflecting a rich intellectual heritage.