The problem of speech genres¶
Bakhtin, M. M. (1986). The problem of speech genres. Speech Genres and Other Late Essays.
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- The factoring is the precondition for templates, styles, schemas, genres, and proof theory — every practice that holds one dimension fixed while it works the other.
This sourceTreats genres as relatively stable, conventionalized form–content pairings that let producers and audiences coordinate. SUPPORTS the factoring-as-precondition-for-templates/styles/schemas/genres claim (467).
- The factoring is the precondition for templates, styles, schemas, genres, and proof theory — every practice that holds one dimension fixed while it works the other.
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