P D Juhl

• Interpretation. An Essay in the Philosophy of Literary Criticism

  Gerhard P Knapp, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1983

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  This book provides and defends an analysis of our concept of the meaning of a literary work. P. D. Juhl challenges a number of widely held views concerning the role of an author's intention: the distinction between the real and the implied author; and the question of whether a work has not one correct, but many acceptable interpretations.Originally published in 1981.The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again …

• Interpretation; An Essay in the Philosophy of Literary Criticism

  Joseph Margolis, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•The Philosophical Review•1983

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• Interpretation

  David Paul Pace, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•South Atlantic Review•1982

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• Interpretation

  Gary Lee Stonum, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•SubStance•1981

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• Bedeutung

  P D Juhl, Erika Fischer-Lichte•ARTICLE•Journal of Aesthetics and Art…•1980

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• Do Computer Poems Show That an Author's Intention Is Irrelevant to the Meaning of a Literary Work

  P D Juhl•ARTICLE•Critical Inquiry•1979

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• Can We Exclude an Interpretation of a Literary Work on the Basis of the Rules of the Language

  P D Juhl•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1977

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  One is inclined to suppose that if the syntactic or semantic rules of a language do not allow a certain reading of some sentence in that language, then the sentence cannot have that meaning, regardless of the context in which it occurs or the intention of the speaker. (I am ignoring here symbolic or figurative interpretations, irony, parody, and cases of saying something by implication.') Thus one is inclined to suppose, for example, that the fir…

• Can We Exclude an Interpretation of a Literary Work on the Basis of the Rules of the Language

  P D Juhl•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1977

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  One is inclined to suppose that if the syntactic or semantic rules of a language do not allow a certain reading of some sentence in that language, then the sentence cannot have that meaning, regardless of the context in which it occurs or the intention of the speaker. (I am ignoring here symbolic or figurative interpretations, irony, parody, and cases of saying something by implication.') Thus one is inclined to suppose, for example, that the fir…

• Do Computer Poems Show That an Author's Intention Is Irrelevant to the Meaning of a Literary Work

  P D Juhl•ARTICLE•Critical Inquiry•1979

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• Bedeutung

  P D Juhl, Erika Fischer-Lichte•ARTICLE•Journal of Aesthetics and Art…•1980

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• Interpretation

  Gary Lee Stonum, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•SubStance•1981

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• Interpretation

  David Paul Pace, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•South Atlantic Review•1982

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• Interpretation. An Essay in the Philosophy of Literary Criticism

  Gerhard P Knapp, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1983

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  This book provides and defends an analysis of our concept of the meaning of a literary work. P. D. Juhl challenges a number of widely held views concerning the role of an author's intention: the distinction between the real and the implied author; and the question of whether a work has not one correct, but many acceptable interpretations.Originally published in 1981.The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again …

• Interpretation; An Essay in the Philosophy of Literary Criticism

  Joseph Margolis, P D Juhl•ARTICLE•The Philosophical Review•1983

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