Thus the “local associations” of poetry become for the authors of The Green Book – as well as those educated by its method – a mere isolated expression of one person’s view. The fact that this one person is an expressive subject residing within a human community who in his poetry aims to express something objective is ignored entirely. (James Driscoll, “‘You Have Nowhere to Go’: Alienated Communication and Social Control in THX 1138,” 88f)
This reminds me of the communitarian view of interpretation in *Is There A Meaning In This Text?*
