Significance of Literary genre
Synonyms: Literary type, Literary classification, Literary form, Literary style, Category, Type, Style, Form, Division
In Dutch: Literair genre; In Finnish: Kirjallisuuden genre; In Spanish: Género literario; In German: Literarisches Genre
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Buddhist concept of 'Literary genre'
In Buddhism, literary genre encompasses koans with identifiable logics, transcends limitations as seen in Segalen's play, and involves overlapping, loosely defined writing forms within Buddhist texts.
From: Hualin International Journal of Buddhist Studies
(1) A category that koan are a part of, where the generic characteristics are not as clear-cut as a single phrase, but they contain certain logics that allow us to identify what genre they belong to, according to the text.[1] (2) Literary genre is something that Segalen's play is not limited to, and Segalen's famous definition of exoticism as an ‘aesthetic of the diverse’ therefore pertains equally to drama, and the play simultaneously sheds light on the unstable relationship of the imperial West with its Eastern peripheries.[2]
From: Maha Prajnaparamita Sastra
(1) Types of writing forms that are not strictly defined but rather overlap in Buddhist texts.[3]
Hindu concept of 'Literary genre'
In Hinduism, literary genre encompasses diverse writing styles, notably *kavyas*, celebrated poetic compositions integral to Indian literature. These forms represent a significant aspect of Hindu literary expression.
The concept of Literary genre in local and regional sources
Literary genre categorizes literary compositions by form, style, or subject, adapted across cultures and languages. It encompasses fiction, poetry, drama, and more, influencing evaluation and understanding.
From: Triveni Journal
(1) These are the different categories or types of literary works, such as translations, poetry, and drama, and they are adapted across the Dravidian languages, with each language adapting them in its own way.[4] (2) A classification of artistic compositions characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter, and plays a role in categorizing and understanding different types of written works.[5] (3) Literary genres are categories into which Indian literature is divided, often determined by the style of writing and language used.[6] (4) Various forms and styles of literature that emerged in Russian literature post-revolution, depicting different themes and narratives.[7] (5) A category of writing defined by particular forms and techniques, including short stories that serve various societal functions.[8]
From: History of Science in South Asia
(1) This refers to the various categories of writing, and the author selects tastes from all relevant examples in Sanskrit literature.[9]
The concept of Literary genre in scientific sources
Literary genre, as understood from regional sources, involves categories defined by compilers. These definitions and perceptions emerged in the post-Tang period.
From: Religions Journal (MDPI)
(1) These are categorized by compilers based on perceptions and definitions in the post-Tang period.[10]