We have the dialectic of suspense on the one hand, how will this be resolved, and inevitability on the other, "Oh, it's a folk tale, it'll be resolved, don't worry about it."

我们一方面有悬念的对立，就不可避免地会有，另一个方面，即这个会怎样解决，“哦，这是个传说，这会解决的，不用担心它“

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Continuing to page 1004, the upper right-hand column: xpectations"--this word is what Iser thinks governs the sort of dialectic that the reading process is playing with.

接着看1004页，右上角一栏：,“期望“，伊瑟尔认为正是这个词，“…,支配着阅读过程中的对立。

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So that's the dialectic; that's what's negotiated.

那就是对立，这就是我们需要跨越的。

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