iii.6..Peritext and Paratext in Lyric Poetry

Found in paragraph 1: (...) 5), which form the ”peritext”, as well as the “e (...)
Found in paragraph 2: (...) s definition of the peritext inherently vague, s (...)
Found in paragraph 3: (...) g else on the page ‘peritext’? Or do direct co-t (...)
Found in paragraph 4: (...) ric poetry from its peritext, the differentiatio (...)
Found in paragraph 5: (...) that many forms of peritext appeared, eventuall (...)
Found in paragraph 6: (...) opulence of baroque peritext like very long titl (...)
Found in paragraph 7: (...) period, poets used peritextual prefaces to thei (...)
Found in paragraph 8: (...) e and more from the peritext (which consequently (...)
Found in paragraph 9: (...) esearch on types of peritexts like title or pref (...)
Found in paragraph 10: (...) deal with changing peritexts in different publi (...)
Found in paragraph 11: (...) artefact from the ‘peritext’ serving as a “thre (...)
Found in item 1: (...) onja. 2025. "III.6. Peritext and Paratext in Lyr (...)
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