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genetic criticism: a standalone construct

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Textual criticism

the study of the writing process through drafts, notes and manuscripts, treating these avant-textes as the record of a work's making.

In textual criticism, genetic criticism refers to the study of the writing process through drafts, notes and manuscripts, treating these avant-textes as the record of a work's making. This meaning comes from Deppman (2004) in Genetic criticism.[1]

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Deppman, J., Ferrer, D., & Groden, M. (2004). Genetic criticism. University of Pennsylvania Press. ISBN 9780812237771

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