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In those situations, it's appropriate to point out potential biases or agenda from the author, but it is not appropriate to reinterpret their words based on a m
by edmundsauto 7y ago
In those situations, it's appropriate to point out potential biases or agenda from the author, but it is not appropriate to reinterpret their words based on a mental model one has of the author.
That model is likely to be flawed and incomplete, but even worse, it makes the text subjective. Two people, reading the same text, won't agree what it said. That prevents honest discussion.
- tomlockwood 7y agoThere's no such thing as an objective reading of a text. All readings are subjective. All models are incomplete - that's why they're models.