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... University Press , 1984 ) . 2. I am indebted here to Alastair Fowler's Kinds of Literature , particularly chapters 3 , 4 , and 10. I have not adopted his use of the term “ mode . " 3. Title of her study of Renaissance ideas of genre ...
... University Press , 1984 ) . 2. I am indebted here to Alastair Fowler's Kinds of Literature , particularly chapters 3 , 4 , and 10. I have not adopted his use of the term “ mode . " 3. Title of her study of Renaissance ideas of genre ...
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... University of Chicago Press , 1961 ) . 11. Poetics , 1449a , 10 . 12. I am , of course , referring here to Northrop Frye's Anatomy of Criticism : Four Essays ( Princeton , N.J .: Princeton University Press , 1957 ) . 13. Morton ...
... University of Chicago Press , 1961 ) . 11. Poetics , 1449a , 10 . 12. I am , of course , referring here to Northrop Frye's Anatomy of Criticism : Four Essays ( Princeton , N.J .: Princeton University Press , 1957 ) . 13. Morton ...
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... University Press , 1971 ) ; Rosalie L. Colie , The Resources of Kind : Genre Theory in the Renaissance , ed . Barbara Le- walski ( Berkeley : University of California Press , 1973 ) . The terms " form " and " mode " come from Jameson ...
... University Press , 1971 ) ; Rosalie L. Colie , The Resources of Kind : Genre Theory in the Renaissance , ed . Barbara Le- walski ( Berkeley : University of California Press , 1973 ) . The terms " form " and " mode " come from Jameson ...
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The Generic Context | 11 |
Guarini and the Presence of Genre | 33 |
vii | 43 |
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