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Routledge Focus on Literature

Romancing Literature

When Literary Fiction Meets Genre

Francesca Pierini

Romancing Literature

Routledge Focus on Literature

Romancing Literature

When Literary Fiction Meets Genre

Routledge Focus on Literature: Romancing Literature

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Romancing Literature places literary fiction in dialogue with what it rejects—the feminine, the popular and the romantic, disclosing deep-seated assumptions concerning artistic production and literary creation in relation to genre and gender.

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Beschrijving Routledge Focus on Literature: Romancing Literature

Romancing Literature places literary fiction in dialogue with what it rejects—the feminine, the popular and the romantic, disclosing deep-seated assumptions concerning artistic production and literary creation in relation to genre and gender.

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9781041289821
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116
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Routledge Focus on Literature
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Hardback
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Engels
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