Reader's Perception

Definition

Reader's perception refers to how readers interpret and understand a story based on their own beliefs, experiences, cultural context, and emotional response to the text.

Related terms

Interpretation:

The act of assigning meaning or significance to something based on one's understanding and analysis.

Cultural Context: The social, historical, and cultural circumstances that shape an individual's perception and understanding of a text.

Emotional Response:

Feelings evoked in readers while engaging with a story that can influence their interpretation and overall experience.