Who said 'the reader is the judge' in writing?
A) Dwyer (2008)
B) Murphy (2001)
C) Aristotle (320 BC)
D) Jones (2003)

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The quote "the reader is the judge" has been attributed to Aristotle, a Greek philosopher who lived in the 4th century BC. He believed that the purpose of literature was to produce a certain effect on the audience, and that the reader's interpretation and judgement of a work were of utmost importance.

Who Said 'The Reader Is the Judge' in Writing