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Introduction: Notes Toward a Generic Reconstitution of Literary Study

Ralph Cohen

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"THEORIZING GENRES I" offered, in addition to essays on literary genres, essays that applied genre to history, anthropology, psy- choanalysis, film, and postcoloniality. "Theorizing Genres II," with the exception of Stephen Bann's essay on French painting, is devoted to studies of literary genres beginning with the writings of Plato and Aristotle.

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Key concepts: Literature, History of literature, Literary criticism, Art, Philosophy, History