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Genre conventions, hybridity and reader expectations
Genre
What this note covers
- Genre is a reading contract, not a filing label
- Conformity can create pressure rather than predictability
- Subversion depends on an established expectation
- Hybridity makes forms argue with one another
- Genre positions readers and distributes cultural value
- Build a comparative genre argument
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