What role does the Geneva School attribute to the reader in literary interpretation?

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Accessing the author's mindset via their literary creationsGrasping the author's conscious experienceCritically replicating the author's ideasAll the aforementioned roles

Explanation

The Geneva School views the reader as someone who enters the author's mind through their works, comprehends the author's consciousness, and reproduces the author's thoughts within a critical framework. Therefore, all these functions collectively define the reader's role.