Week two

first question " what is the author main arguent?":
 This issue is complicated by the variable way in which the
importance of the source, or location of the author, can be
understood, a topic alluded to earlier. On one view, the
author of a text is its "owner" and "originator" credited with
creating its ideas and with being their authoritative interpreter.
On another view, the original speaker or writer is no more
privileged than any other person who articulates these views,
and in fact the "author" cannot be identified in a strict sense
because the concept of author is an ideological construction
many abstractions removed from the way in which ideas
emerge and become material forces.19 Now, does this latter
position mean that the source or locatedness of the author is
irrelevant?
It need not entail this conclusion, though it might in some
formulations.

Second question "list and explain the author reason for his main argument!":
This issue is complicated by the variable way in which the
importance of the source, or location of the author, can be
understood, a topic alluded to earlier. On one view, the
author of a text is its "owner" and "originator" credited with
creating its ideas and with being their authoritative interpreter.
On another view, the original speaker or writer is no more
privileged than any other person who articulates these views,
and in fact the "author" cannot be identified in a strict sense
because the concept of author is an ideological construction
many abstractions removed from the way in which ideas
emerge and become material forces.19 Now, does this latter
position mean that the source or locatedness of the author is
irrelevant?
It need not entail this conclusion, though it might in some
formulations.

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