Classifying literary genres by Abdulfattah Omar

“…Classifying literary genres has always been methodologically confined to philological methods and what is commonly known as Vector Space Clustering (VSC). …”
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BYLINA AS A LITERARY GENRE by Olga V. Zakharova

“…The word ‘bylina’ was used in its title in  the literary genre meaning for the fi rst time ever. The genre of Easter novella Ilya Muromets. …”
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Literary genres in daily newspaper Politika by Biševac Nemanja D.

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Extended phraseological units and literary genres by Iva Novakova, Marion Gymnich

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The Gospel as Literary Genre and Form of Language by Pasquale Basta

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Literary genre in the mind of the reader: Empirical approach by Tarasova, Irina Anatolyevna

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Literary Genres and Their Theoretical and Terminological Challenges in Kurdish Literature by Mohsen Ahmad Omar

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Literary genres and social prestige in The adventures of Bachelor Trapaza by Vicente Pérez de León

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Toward a literary genre of ‘neither peace nor war’ by Hadas Zahavi

“…Retracing recent adaptations of the constructions of peace and war in the field of international studies may serve as a point of departure for determining a literary genre of ‘neither peace nor war’ related to contemporary French life-writings of writers such as Jean Rouaud and Jean-Yves Jouannais. …”
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Sentence-Level Effects of Literary Genre: Behavioral and Electrophysiological Evidence by Stefan Blohm, Stefan Blohm, Winfried Menninghaus, Matthias Schlesewsky, Matthias Schlesewsky

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Ghazal as World Literature. I: Transformations of a Literary Genre by Van Gelder, G

BEYOND THE HISTORY OF A LITERARY GENRE: THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ROMANAIN MEMORY WRITING by Doris MIRONESCU

“… Beyond the History of a Literary Genre: The Encyclopedia of Romanian Memory Writing. …”
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An Ever-Expanding World Literary Genre: Defining Magic Realism on Wikipedia by Matylda Figlerowicz, Lucas Mertehikian

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Graphic Novels: a new literary genre in the English-speaking world by Milda Danytė

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Entangled Literary Genres in Syriac from Malabar in the Aftermath of the Synod of Diamper (1599) by Radu Mustaţă

“…Such relationship between literary genres comes clearly to the fore in the case of prose compositions coming arguably from the Syriacising circles of Francisco Ros, the first European Bishop of the Malabar Christians (1601-1624), and newly discovered pieces of Syriac poetry which might have been written by his Indian disciple Alexander the Indian/Kadavil Chandy Kattanar (1588-1673). …”
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Categorization of Social Documentary Photographs Based on Literary Genres:Prose, Poetry, & Songs by a. mehdizadeh

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Entangled Literary Genres in Syriac from Malabar in the Aftermath of the Synod of Diamper (1599) by Radu Mustaţă

“…Such relationship between literary genres comes clearly to the fore in the case of prose compositions coming arguably from the Syriacising circles of Francisco Ros, the first European Bishop of the Malabar Christians (1601-1624), and newly discovered pieces of Syriac poetry which might have been written by his Indian disciple Alexander the Indian/Kadavil Chandy Kattanar (1588-1673). …”
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From a Literary Genre to a Television Genre. The Circulation of “Finnish weird” by Heidi Keinonen

“…This article examines Finnish weird, a television genre that was established to promote Finnish television series abroad. Originally a literary genre blurring the boundaries of sci-fi, fantasy and realism, the concept of Finnish weird was adopted by the television industry in 2018, when a number of series were branded as “Finnish weird” at an international industry event. …”
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Naqise-ye Hamasi as a Literary Genre And its examples in Persian Poetry by mojahed gholami

“…Based on it, Naqise-ye Hamasi as a suggested title for these works, which bears similarities and differences with mock-epic and burlesque in European literature, is a literary genre in which the supreme style of the epic is imitated to express trivial issues.The earliest examples of these artifacts can be seen in ancient Greece. …”
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Investigating attitudes to reading and their influence on publishing (rating the interest in different literary genres) by Nives Tomašević

“…<br /><br />This paper presents the characteristics of the study and the results of the statistical analysis of data showing examinee’s grading of their interest in selected literary genres. <br /><br />Research results are discussed with the focus on their importance for publishing, which deals with production, promotion and selling of books, and as such directly depends on readers’ attitudes.…”
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