Interpretation as Creative Objective Act

In Don Quixote’s prologue, Cervantes announces the purpose of a literary work: being open to different interpretations that allow every reader a personal encounter. We believe that Semiotics offer a theoretical basis to have a creative and open encounter with texts, without drifting away from other disciplines and the objectiveness that the text itself encompasses.

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Journal
Southern Semiotic Review
Published
2025-03-19
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33234/ssr.21.8
Primary Topic
Translation Studies and Practices
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Interpretation as Creative Objective Act

Liliano Pazo
Southern Semiotic Review
Translation Studies and Practices
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Interpretation as Creative Objective Act

Liliano Pazo
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Abstract

In Don Quixote’s prologue, Cervantes announces the purpose of a literary work: being open to different interpretations that allow every reader a personal encounter. We believe that Semiotics offer a theoretical basis to have a creative and open encounter with texts, without drifting away from other disciplines and the objectiveness that the text itself encompasses.

Southern Semiotic Review(21)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Translation Studies and Practices
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