When speaking of putting literature into "cultural context," whose culture is being referred to?
A.
only the characters' culture
B.
both the author and the characters' culture
C.
both the reader's culture and the author's culture
D.
only the author's culture
I think its A but I'm not sure

Question

When speaking of putting literature into "cultural context," whose culture is being referred to?
A.
only the characters' culture
B.
both the author and the characters' culture
C.
both the reader's culture and the author's culture
D.
only the author's culture
 	 I think its A but I'm not sure

anonymous · Answer

or maybe C idk

anonymous · Answer

When speaking of putting literature into "cultural context," the culture being is not refereed to b or c

anonymous · Answer

so its A or D

anonymous · Answer

yes, but how would it be characters culture?

anonymous · Answer

LOL what do you think between a and B

anonymous · Answer

I guess B but like I said I don't know!!

anonymous · Answer

i mean between a and d sorry

anonymous · Answer

D? since you questioned me on A..

anonymous · Answer

correct! :D An author is broadly defined as "the person who originated or gave existence to anything" and whose authorship determines responsibility for what was created. Narrowly defined, an author is the originator of any written work and can also be described as a writer.