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Genre theory

a classification of fantasy, set out by Mendlesohn, by how the fantastic enters the text: portal-quest, immersive, intrusion and liminal.

In genre theory, rhetorics of fantasy refers to a classification of fantasy, set out by Mendlesohn, by how the fantastic enters the text: portal-quest, immersive, intrusion and liminal. This meaning comes from Mendlesohn (2008) in Rhetorics of fantasy.[1]

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References

Mendlesohn, F. (2008). Rhetorics of fantasy. Wesleyan University Press. ISBN 9780819568687

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