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2006
Abstract West Africa’s international and canonical texts are often less import- ant to local readers than the popular texts which are produced by local publishers and have been a feature of the region’s literary culture since the 1940s.
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Abstract West Africa’s international and canonical texts are often less import- ant to local readers than the popular texts which are produced by local publishers and have been a feature of the region’s literary culture since the 1940s.
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2017
Any attempt at defining popular literature with some precision is fraught with difficulties. A flexible and pragmatic approach is the most rewarding, since it allows one to look at the subject from a few different viewpoints: “popular” can be understood as referring to the Roman people as a whole, or only to its lower social strata; a text can be ...
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Any attempt at defining popular literature with some precision is fraught with difficulties. A flexible and pragmatic approach is the most rewarding, since it allows one to look at the subject from a few different viewpoints: “popular” can be understood as referring to the Roman people as a whole, or only to its lower social strata; a text can be ...
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2017
This entry defines the concept of genre in relation to popular reading. It then briefly reviews the eight traditional genre categories, discussing their forms, structures, history, major subgenres, and trends. The increasing interest in narrative nonfiction and its relation to genre is explored. Three emerging genres are then discussed as examples of
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This entry defines the concept of genre in relation to popular reading. It then briefly reviews the eight traditional genre categories, discussing their forms, structures, history, major subgenres, and trends. The increasing interest in narrative nonfiction and its relation to genre is explored. Three emerging genres are then discussed as examples of
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Popular Literature, Elite Literature and Folk Literature
2018Literature used to be classified into “refined literature” and “popular literature.” Today this earlier classification of literature has evolved into that of “elite literature”, “popular literature” and “folk literature.” The prosperity of popular literature is one of the important cultural phenomena during China’s social transformation in the 20th ...
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2000
“Popular” is one of the most elusive concepts to define within the context of African studies. An attempt to understand this aspect of African culture should begin with a simple but generally over looked premise: that “popular” is a fugitive concept, because theoretically oriented critics have tended to use the term to designate whatever each one of ...
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“Popular” is one of the most elusive concepts to define within the context of African studies. An attempt to understand this aspect of African culture should begin with a simple but generally over looked premise: that “popular” is a fugitive concept, because theoretically oriented critics have tended to use the term to designate whatever each one of ...
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Cooperation in Popular Literature
2001Given the importance of communal life among humans and the role that cooperation and participation play in human existence, as emphasized by religious and scholarly figures regarding the necessity of collaboration and mutual support among humanity, this study is based on the belief that cooperation and assistance to others are deeply rooted in the ...
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Intermittent fasting in the prevention and treatment of cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Katherine Clifton +2 more
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Elite versus Popular Literature
2017Abstract Ever since the May Fourth Movement of the 1920s, scholars of Chinese literary history have deployed a distinction between elite literature and popular literature, claiming that the “dead” elite literature was only revitalized by its constant borrowings from the language, subjects, and forms of popular literature.
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