PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America · 2007 · 189 citations · 31 references
ArtsLinguisticsField LinguisticsGenre StudiesLanguage DocumentationGenre ClassificationGenre ConventionsGenre HistoryGenre TaxonomyGenre TheoryLiterary GenresDigitizationDocument Genre ClassificationGenre DefinitionGenre DistinctionGenre KnowledgeGenre NamingGenre PhilosophyPhenomenal Content
What exactly are genres? Are they a classifying system matching the phenomenal world of objects, a sorting principle that separates oranges from apples? Or are they less than that, a taxonomy that never fully taxonomizes, labels that never quite keep things straight? What archives come with genres, what critical lexicons do they offer, and what maps do they yield? And how does the rise of digitization change these archives, lexicons, and maps?
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