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ring composition: a standalone construct

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a structure in which a text returns at its end to its beginning, with elements arranged in mirrored order around a centre.

In classics, ring composition refers to a structure in which a text returns at its end to its beginning, with elements arranged in mirrored order around a centre. This meaning comes from Douglas (2007) in Thinking in Circles.[1]

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References

Douglas, M. (2007). Thinking in Circles. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300117622

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