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Different genres, different ways of reading: The case of affective markers in poems and letters

Marie Bizais 1, 2
1 Inalco - Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales
2 CEP EA 4160 - Centre d'études poétiques
Abstract : Poetry exchanges along with epistolary writing contribute to social and personal intercourse. However, when would one choose to write a letter rather than a poem? And when would one prefer to send a pentasyllabic poem over a tetrasyllabic one? The analysis of cases from the Han, Wei and Jin dynasties helps distinguish these rather dissimilar means of communication at the time.
Keywords : Literature & literary studies Epistolary Litterature Poetry and Poetics Literary Genres China
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Marie Bizais. Different genres, different ways of reading: The case of affective markers in poems and letters. Association for Asian Studies New England Regional Conference, Association for Asian Studies, Oct 2008, Boston, United States. ⟨halshs-01990852⟩

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