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I think that this is the most important response. I believe that as authors it is interesting to see how other people take and understand your stories. And the creator isn't selling to them self. It is ultimately for their audience.

Jude

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I think that the audience response is more important because even if the author meant it one way, it could be widely interpreted a different way and thats the way it will be known.

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I think understanding what the author or creators are trying to say is more important than the people reading it sometimes, Ari Buckham 

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I think understanding what the author or creators are trying to say is more important than the people reading it sometimes, Ari Buckham 

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I think that understanding the creators intentions in a little bit more important than the audiences response because it is their piece of work. Each piece of work has a certain intent when being made and understanding that before you put your own spin on it is important to understanding any work made.

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Creators intentions or audience response?

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Creators intentions or audience response?

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Kaniece: I personally think the audiences response is more important because the creator creates the content based on their experiences or ideas and releases it to the world. Because of that I think the audiences response is more important as they're consuming the creators content.

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 Paige- Question:  Whats one big takeaway from this lesson? 

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 Paige- Question:  Whats one big takeaway from this lesson? 

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I took away that our emtions while lisening to muisc or watching a flim or even reading is important.

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both readers and authors are valuable, but readers interpretation is more important Because an author would want something that will stick with the reader and stay in their head

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i learned how to understand a text in terms of my own emotions and how a reader's response to the text is very important to the interpretation of the text

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Creator's response or audience response?

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I think the audience response is important because it's like what they took away from what the author had to say and I think  the reader will remember their thoughts about it more than the author's.
-Casey R

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Question: Am I reading this for enjoyment or information?

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Question: Am I reading this for enjoyment or information?

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Emilia
I think the audience response is more important because reading allows you to get an understanding of yourself and allows you to reflect on how you feel from what you read in a text

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I learned the importance of interpreting both text and music personally in comparison to the author.

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creators intentions or audience response?

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creators intentions or audience response?

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I think the audience response is most important expesically in writing because you have to try to think about how the reader will interpert what your trying to say and how will you make it so they interpert the idea you were trying to get across,
Kalea Chatman

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Creators intentions or the audience  response - laylisha

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Creators intentions or the audience  response - laylisha

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I think the audience response is more important because the reader are the ones that purchase the book..... and I know I only get and read books that I can personally reflect from.

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Question to ask when approaching a text: Do I resonate with any of the character's emotion?

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I think its a bit of both. I feel like as a writer, you need to make whatever your writing interpretable for themselves, but also I feel like its important to make it interpretable for the listeners/readers so it isn't taken the wrong way. -Ma'at

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Reader's interpretation and author's intention are both important and valuable in creating meaning.