The Life Cycles of Genres

Ted Underwood

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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Digital Humanities and Scholarship Narrative Theory and Analysis

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The concept of genre is as old as literary theory itself, but centuries of debate haven’t produced much consensus on the topic. Part of the reason is that genre looks like a different thing at different points in the life of a text.

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