Definition of intentional fallacy in English:

intentional fallacy

noun

the intentional fallacy

(in literary theory) the fallacy of basing an assessment of a work on the author's intention rather than on one's response to the actual work.
（文学理论）意图谬误（仅根据作者的意图评价作品）
Example sentencesExamples
- In effect, Forman allowed him to remain an enigma while ingeniously exploiting the intentional fallacy.
- Besides, there's also the whole intentional fallacy.
- His meaning-as-use formulation, for instance, hilariously commits the intentional fallacy: the meaning is limited by the speaker's intentions, which is clearly not true.
- Beardsley thought this theory correct and used it to argue that the intentional fallacy is indeed a fallacy.
- One concept of literary theory that is underused in music criticism is the intentional fallacy: the belief that the author's intent is not the singular truthful interpretation for a work.

Definition of intentional fallacy in US English:

intentional fallacy

noun

the intentional fallacy

(in literary theory) the fallacy of basing an assessment of a work on the author's intention rather than on one's response to the actual work.
（文学理论）意图谬误（仅根据作者的意图评价作品）
Example sentencesExamples
- In effect, Forman allowed him to remain an enigma while ingeniously exploiting the intentional fallacy.
- One concept of literary theory that is underused in music criticism is the intentional fallacy: the belief that the author's intent is not the singular truthful interpretation for a work.
- His meaning-as-use formulation, for instance, hilariously commits the intentional fallacy: the meaning is limited by the speaker's intentions, which is clearly not true.
- Besides, there's also the whole intentional fallacy.
- Beardsley thought this theory correct and used it to argue that the intentional fallacy is indeed a fallacy.

单词	intentional fallacy
释义	Definition of intentional fallacy in English: intentional fallacy noun the intentional fallacy (in literary theory) the fallacy of basing an assessment of a work on the author's intention rather than on one's response to the actual work. （文学理论）意图谬误（仅根据作者的意图评价作品） Example sentencesExamples In effect, Forman allowed him to remain an enigma while ingeniously exploiting the intentional fallacy. Besides, there's also the whole intentional fallacy. His meaning-as-use formulation, for instance, hilariously commits the intentional fallacy: the meaning is limited by the speaker's intentions, which is clearly not true. Beardsley thought this theory correct and used it to argue that the intentional fallacy is indeed a fallacy. One concept of literary theory that is underused in music criticism is the intentional fallacy: the belief that the author's intent is not the singular truthful interpretation for a work. Definition of intentional fallacy in US English: intentional fallacy noun the intentional fallacy (in literary theory) the fallacy of basing an assessment of a work on the author's intention rather than on one's response to the actual work. （文学理论）意图谬误（仅根据作者的意图评价作品） Example sentencesExamples In effect, Forman allowed him to remain an enigma while ingeniously exploiting the intentional fallacy. One concept of literary theory that is underused in music criticism is the intentional fallacy: the belief that the author's intent is not the singular truthful interpretation for a work. His meaning-as-use formulation, for instance, hilariously commits the intentional fallacy: the meaning is limited by the speaker's intentions, which is clearly not true. Besides, there's also the whole intentional fallacy. Beardsley thought this theory correct and used it to argue that the intentional fallacy is indeed a fallacy.
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