Title | Genre |
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Course | Introduction to Literary Study |
Institution | Queen's University |
Pages | 2 |
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notes on genre...
Genre Conventions of Genre: - Form - Shape - Structure of writing - Novel - Poem - play - Content - Meaning - Context Characteristics to identify a poem - r hyme scheme, lines -
If read as a poem, it could have a certain interpretation Function Possible vs. persuasive If a poem only fits in specific parameters constantly, it gets boring - Abstract, non-conformity to conventions - If a sonnet is completely a sonnet it is boring - People like it when poets colour outside the lines a bit
Conventions of content - Assumptions based on understanding of form - Infer Conventions of form - What does it look like? - Shape of it
Hierarchy of Genre -
Relate to poetry not prose
High forms
Low forms
Epic (myth)
comedy
Tragedy
Satire Parody epigram...