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rules of notice: a standalone construct

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rules ofnotice1 CONSTRUCTRules of noticeRABINOWITZ · LITERARY THEORY

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Literary theory

shared conventions telling readers which details of a text deserve special attention, such as titles, openings, endings and disruptions of pattern.

In literary theory, rules of notice refers to shared conventions telling readers which details of a text deserve special attention, such as titles, openings, endings and disruptions of pattern. This meaning comes from Rabinowitz (1988) in Before Reading.[1]

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  1. Rabinowitz, P. J. (1988). Before Reading. Cornell Univ Pr. ISBN 9780801494727

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