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Zur Geschlossenheit eines ‚offenen Kunstwerks‘ Strategien der Leserlenkung und Typologie der Leserfiguren in Italo Calvinos ‚Se una notte d’inverno un viaggiatore‘

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Abstract
This article elaborates a typology of the different types of readers in Calvino’s ‚Se una notte d’inverno un viaggiatore‘ (‚If on a winter’s night a traveller‘) to demonstrate how this novel fits the model of a supposedly ‘open’ work of art, according to Umberto Eco’s terminology. In this context, the different types of reader-figures presented in the text seem to invite identification, yet none appears to provide a mode of reading which could prove to be the ‘key’ to the novel. It is thus necessary to analyse the readers on a meta-level, in order to evaluate the multiple dynamics of their modes of reading. Arguably, the text only suggests openness, rather than genuinely creating it, by making its critical recipient track the different perspectives of readers without ever providing a real chance to engage with any one reader’s viewpoint.
Date Issued
2018
Publication Type
Article
Language(s)
de
Author(s)
Schilling, Erik  
Institute of Germanic Languages, Modern German Literary Studies  
Additional Credits
Institute of Germanic Languages, Modern German Literary Studies  
Journal
Germanisch-Romanische Monatsschrift
Publisher
Universitaetsverlag Winter Heidelberg
ISSN
0016-8904
Access(Rights)
metadata.only
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