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Navitasan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Conventions
What interests him are the social, historical, institutional and discursive limits, and conventions, of the author.
What is meant here by 'the conventions of the author'?
What is meant here by 'the conventions of the author'?
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Conventions are usual practices. An author is a writer. CJ
- Conventions are usual practices.
- An author is a writer.
- CJ
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Thanks a lot.
I didn't know that the word 'convention' had that meaning. For me it meant more a 'rule' set down by society.
I didn't know that the word 'convention' had that meaning. For me it meant more a 'rule' set down by society.
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