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genre criticism

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genre criticism
a critical approach, doctrine, or technique that emphasizes, in evaluating a work, the genre or medium in which it can be placed rather than seeing it entirely as an autonomous entity.
See also: Criticism


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Academic prejudice against the concept of genre is, according to Leo Braudy, a consequence of its perceived inability to exude "the uniqueness of the art object," making genre criticism "incompatible with an aesthetic point of view.
They offer a selection of new perspectives on enduring philosophical and methodological problems in genre theory, contribute to genre criticism, and respond to aspects of contemporary cultural transformation.
The value, however, of the book's overarching thesis--that these works open the way to a "unified theory of the sentimental mode of fiction"--will vary according to each reader and his or her own sympathy for genre criticism and its transhistorical claims.
 
 
 
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