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Literature, Culture, Theory 20 V" V V V V V V V V V V V V % m J* V V V V V V V V V *J* 4 t* •t* 4 t* *t* *t* *t* •!* •t* *t* Paratexts: thresholds of interpretation
Page 1: Paratexts are those liminal devices
Page 5 and 6: Gerard Genette Paratexts Thresholds
Page 7 and 8: Contents Foreword by Richard Mackse
Page 9 and 10: Contents The themes of the how 209
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2 The publisher's peritext • Ment
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2 The publisher's peritext also mea
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2 The publisher's peritext Let's no
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2 The publisher's peritext of some
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2 The publisher's peritext still to
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2 The publisher's peritext of the g
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3 The name of the author in the tex
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3 The name of the author sign a wor
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3 The name of the author are equall
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3 The name of the author 1816 on he
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3 The name of the author always ver
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3 The name of the author that ordin
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3 The name of the author already kn
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3 The name of the author "Ajar" and
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3 The name of the author and mirror
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4 Titles object, an artifact of rec
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4 Titles incongruous, for the first
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4 Titles conversely, a work origina
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4 Titles show it are Folio and, of
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4 Titles cases, of course, the titl
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4 Titles Time The time of the title
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4 Titles his publisher, the public,
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4 Titles toward a definitive change
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4 Titles maire du deuxieme arrondis
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4 Titles for conferring this title
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4 Titles Functions With regard to t
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4 Titles among other reasons, they
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4 Titles registered, it will be use
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4 Titles interpretation of the text
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4 Titles to this irrefutable princi
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Rhematic titles 4 Titles Ambiguous
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4 Titles Other ambiguities are poss
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4 Titles its grammatical "improprie
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4 Titles Perhaps Chretien de Troyes
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4 Titles of the work in a series de
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The please-insert The four stages T
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5 The please-insert insert was a co
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5 The please-insert "critics" (I wo
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5 The please-insert are still inser
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5 The please-insert Tangents and ap
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6 Dedications and inscriptions plac
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6 Dedications and inscriptions more
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Place, time 6 Dedications and inscr
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6 Dedications and inscriptions real
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6 Dedications and inscriptions insc
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Epigraphs I will define the epigrap
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7 Epigraphs Latin) at the head of s
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7 Epigraphs the Rouge for all chapt
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7 Epigraphs other more or less suit
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7 Epigraphs Proust et le monde sens
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7 Epigraphs who accepted the sugges
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7 Epigraphs intradiegetic narration
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11 Intertitles Hugo's case, I would
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11 Intertitles each of these days b
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11 Intertitles The intertitular app
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11 Intertitles XIV," 3 - "Minority
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11 Intertitles et ses Fables has 1
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11 Intertitles titling, all quips a
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11 Intertitles Here as elsewhere, t
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11 Intertitles unduly emblematic va
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12 Notes those prefaces or postface
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12 Notes source. In these last two
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12 Notes of second-degree texts, th
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12 Notes great length; see the note
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22 Notes we are discussing): incorp
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12 Notes modifications and various
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12 Notes all a maturation and a con
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22 Notes see no reason to credit th
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12 Notes momentary fork in the narr
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13 V V V V V V 4 X* O 4 t* 4 X* V V
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13 The public epitext tively and ex
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13 The public epitext The semioffic
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13 The public epitext as September,
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13 The public epitext The public ep
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13 The public epitext confusion, es
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13 The public epitext This descript
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13 The public epitext only the begi
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13 The public epitext gears" and wh
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13 The public epitext midi, Le Soul
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13 The public epitext Faulkner. 24
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13 The public epitext The initiator
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14 The private epitext diaries cann
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14 The private epitext effort and s
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14 The private epitext The happiest
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14 The private epitext writes: "One
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14 The private epitext tion will be
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14 The private epitext between you
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14 The private epitext valid for th
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14 The private epitext the only one
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14 The private epitext very mixed f
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14 The private epitext printed, I s
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14 The private epitext and publishe
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14 The private epitext to rule out
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15 Conclusion lack a comprehensive
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15 Conclusion provides a kind of ca
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15 Conclusion ness of the paratext
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Additional references Boccaccio, Gi
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Additional references lated by Doro
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Additional references Rabelais, Fra
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Index With the usual portion of err
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Hume, D., 89 HuretJ.,364 Huster, F.
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Index Persius, 146 Racine, J., 82,
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