Leserlenkung und Grenzen der Interpretation

Published in 2013 by Kohlhammer Verlag, this scholarly monograph is part of the publisher's long-standing tradition of contributing to German-language academic discourse in the humanities. The work situates itself within the field of literary theory and narratology, specifically addressing the mechanisms of reader guidance and the inherent boundaries of textual interpretation. It serves as a rigorous investigation into how authors structure narratives to direct reader response while maintaining an analytical view on the limitations of such hermeneutic strategies.

Stefan Gehrig wrote this text during a period of sustained interest in reader-response criticism and structuralist literary analysis. The book is designed for an academic audience, primarily researchers and students of German philology and literary studies. It follows the established academic standards for monograph publication in Germany, emphasizing theoretical depth and the systematic application of critical frameworks. Upon its release, it was integrated into university libraries and specialized collections, valued for its contribution to the scholarly understanding of reader-text interaction.