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Aesthetic features and their effects on identity construction
Aesthetic and Stylistic Features
What this note covers
- Imagery and the materialisation of inner life
- Symbolism and the layering of identity meaning
- Motif and the cumulative construction of self
- Tone and the politics of feeling
- Narrative voice and the power to construct the self
- Generic conventions and the shaping of identity possibility
- Crafting an integrated aesthetic analysis: bringing the features together
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