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This question of course runs the risk of thought experiments such as Steven Knapp's authorless poem discovered on a beach.
Fielding's Joseph Andrews and Wordsworth and Coleridge's Lyrical Ballads, authorless in their first editions, were not published diffidently or fearfully.
For instance, if students believe that a text's author is always correct and should not be questioned, a reading approach such as Questioning the Author (Beck & McKeown, 2006) could be used to reinforce the idea that texts are not authorless truth and that authors' positions could be debated.
 
 
 
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