ii... Context, Social Groups and Environmental Issues

ii.1..Producer of Lyric

Found in paragraph 6: (...) poetry readings or interviews, which also raises (...)

Found in paragraph 1: (...) other media, like “interviews, conversations” of (...)
Found in paragraph 2: (...) 7, 2) describes the paratext metaphorically as a (...)
Found in paragraph 5: (...) 97, 3) states that “paratexts change constantly, (...)
Found in paragraph 6: (...) , other elements of paratext, like verse mottoes (...)
Found in paragraph 8: (...) and function of the paratext from the early mode (...)
Found in paragraph 9: (...) erence to Genette’s paratext theory was Pierre d (...)
Found in paragraph 10: (...) ical aspects of the paratext (e.g. in Arabic lyr (...)
Found in paragraph 11: (...) are not part of the paratext. Nonetheless, Genet (...)
Found in item 1: (...) III.6. Peritext and Paratext in Lyric Poetry." I (...)
Found in bibliography / webliography

Found in paragraph 1: (...) appearances in job interviews, the visual way we (...)