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Download full textProbst, Robert E. – 1990
The reading of a literary work can give rise to five different kinds of literary knowing: (1) knowing about self; (2) knowing about others; (3) knowing about texts; (4) knowing about contexts; and (5) knowing about processes of making meaning. A literary work can prompt a reader to reflect upon aspects of his or her own life. Concentrating upon…
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Epistemology, Higher Education, Individual Differences
