According to hermeneutic theory, what can be said about a reader's interpretation of a literary work?

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It is not possible to fully understand a literary work exactly as the author originally intended.A text cannot be separated from the influences of capitalist ideology.Accurate interpretation of literature is unattainable because interpretations are confined by hetero-normative frameworks.A literary work cannot be detached from the language that constructs it.None of the above.

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Hermeneutic theory holds that readers cannot completely grasp a text in the way the author intended, as interpretation is inherently influenced by the reader's own context and perspective. Other options reflect different critical theories but do not align with hermeneutics.