literary genre

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We are in fact dealing with a literarygenre.
On the other hand, to the extent that the novel is a literarygenre, it helps allay the concern that cultural studies displaces literary studies.
But this decoupling between research practice and literarygenre is general to experimental work.
Such an attempt to chart the development of the prophetic and ultimately creative literarygenre of speculative fiction proves at times to be highly convincing.
It seems that the illustrators did not change their illustration strategies according to literarygenre.
To begin to answer these questions, we need to look at the origins and development of this literarygenre.
Letters are also distinct as a literarygenre.
As the literarygenre most closely related, historically and culturally, to modernity, the novel has never really had an unproblematic relationship with reality.
Three types can be distinguished on the basis of chronology and literarygenre.
Rather, chivalry as a literarygenre could constitute a joke when applied in the circumstances of real war.
It is not immediately obvious that anecdote, given its status as either a distinct literarygenre or a particular form of narrative, can be brought to bear on visual representation.
As other scholars have argued, the rise of the novel as a literarygenre contributed to the development of bourgeois norms of courtship, matrimony, and child-rearing.
A common motif in similar stories of the same literarygenre, is the novice making fools of the experts.
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