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

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Accessing the author's mindset via their textGrasping the author's inner awarenessCritically conveying the author's ideasAll of the above

Explanation

The Geneva School sees the reader as someone who enters the author's mental world through the text, understands the author's consciousness, and critically reproduces the author's thoughts. Therefore, all these roles collectively define the reader's function.