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How does Roland Barthes define 'readerly texts' (textes lisibles) in contrast to 'writerly texts' (textes scriptibles)?
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- 1Open, plural, and inviting the reader to co-author meaning
- 2Closed, stable, and presenting a pre-determined, fixed meaning to a passive consumer✓
- 3Grounded in psychoanalytic symbolism
- 4Strictly limited to historical and biographical facts
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Closed, stable, and presenting a pre-determined, fixed meaning to a passive consumer
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