10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBLITERARY»
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subliterary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subliterary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Greek Readers' Digests?: Studies on a Selection of ...
This book discusses the contents, function and readership of Greek papyri containing mythical catalogues, stories of the Mythographus Homericus, and summaries of "Iliad, Odyssey," tragedies, comedies, and poems of Callimachus.
Monique Van Rossum-Steenbeek, 1998
2
Interpretation and Genre: The Role of Generic Perception in ...
The narrative structure of a "subliterary" or "popular" genre like the dime novel
may be reduced to a diagram or formula. The narrative structure of the "literary"
text, however, is not formulaic; it possesses features that set it apart from all other
...
3
The Oxford Handbook of Papyrology
approximately six thousand items published to date as listed in Mertens-Pack3 (
see the list of selected electronic resources), texts containing Greek literature or
subliterary texts make up some 87 percent of published literary papyri from Egypt
...
4
Plagiarism and Literary Property in the Romantic Period
[The result is a] division of literary production into "literature" and the genres
which are by definition subliterary or nonliterary[.] (132-33) Guillory suggests
here that Romantic writers were particularly concerned with articulating a
distinction ...
5
The Cambridge Companion to Greek Comedy
For a long time, scholars thought they represented a native subliterary tradition of
South Italian and Sicilian farces, and the name given them in the nineteenth
century, 'phlyax', referred to an early Italian name for local subliterary farces, ...
6
Studia Varia from the J. Paul Getty Museum: Volume 1
If we are dealing with a so—called subliterary text, as I suspect we are, then all
but one of the discrepancies (i.e., the variant reading ou'nov for (161(k) between
the text of the Getty verso and the textus receptus of our modern editions can be ...
The J. Paul Getty Museum, 1993
7
Bookrolls and Scribes in Oxyrhynchus
For bookrolls (as opposed to commentaries or other 'subliterary' texts) the
evidence for untrained copying is slim: for most ancient readers, the professional
look and feel of the bookroll was an essential aspect of its utility, since the
bookrolls ...
William Allen Johnson, 2004
8
God in the Street: New York Writing from the Penny Press to ...
Their interest in ideological analysis makes these scholars focus on the
ideological system that produces the classic texts, and that in turn leads to an
inclusion of the subliterary. The new methods have uncovered not only the
underlying ...
9
Educated Imagination and Other Writings on Critical Theory, ...
The opposite extreme from elite standards is the anti-intellectual fallacy of
sentimentalizing subliterary experience in itself. All of us, even the most highbrow
, spend much time in the subliterary world; all of us derive many surreptitious ...
Northrop Frye, Germaine Warkentin, 2006
10
Romantic Revolutions: Criticism and Theory
The "major" novelists of the period, Austen and Scott, handled the problem of the
subliterary status of prose fiction and the bounds of fact and fiction in different
ways. It is true that Austen has been taken by Scott, Wordsworth, and others in
her ...
Kenneth R. Johnston, 1990
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBLITERARY»
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subliterary is used in the context of the following news items.
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... he's a deeply traditional writer, reworking American history, American literary archetypes, even exhausted subliterary genres. It's an astonishing performance, ... «Jewish Link of New Jersey, Jul 15»
EL Doctorow, Author of Ragtime, Dead at 84
... deeply traditional writer, reworking American history, American literary archetypes, even exhausted subliterary genres. It's an astonishing performance, really.” «THISDAY Live, Jul 15»
Award-Winning American Jewish Author EL Doctorow Dies at 84
... he's a deeply traditional writer, reworking American history, American literary archetypes, even exhausted subliterary genres. It's an astonishing performance, ... «JP Updates, Jul 15»
How Did the Awful Poky Little Puppy Become Canonical?
... Doc McStuffins: A Knight in Sticky Armor, A Trip to the Doctor—the kind of subliterary commodities every family ends up acquiring at airports and supermarkets ... «Slate Magazine, Jun 15»
From Tweet to Ad to Mini Modern Scandal
There is a whole subliterary subgenre that might be called the procrastinatory humblebrag, in which a writer will bemoan the fact that he or she is tweeting ... «New York Times, Jan 14»
Reviews round-up
... an American literary taproot” that liberates horror writing from the sceptic denunciation of its being a “subliterary genre”, while further praising King for adding a ... «New Statesman, Sep 13»
Stephen King's 'Shining' Sequel, 'Doctor Sleep'
Some may look skeptically at “horror” as a subliterary genre, but in fact horror is one of the most literary of all forms. Its practitioners read widely and well — King ... «New York Times, Sep 13»
The Fascinating World of Ancient Papyri– Part Three
... to literary works, there seems to have been little copying of whole literary texts by the untrained, as opposed to the case with commentaries or subliterary texts. «Patheos, Jan 13»
Nervy 'Young Adult' Dazzles by the Book
... them into her chronicles of Kendall Strickland, the teenage heroine of a series called Waverly Prep that is, in fact, headed for the dustbin of subliterary history. «Wall Street Journal, Dec 11»
Hour getting late for strange, over-edited 'Breaking Dawn'
Meyer's books are subliterary, but their personal transparency, their sludgy mix of cautionary tale and wish fulfillment are touching. She seemed to be ... «Boston.com, Nov 11»
