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genre
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genre noun breed, category, character, class, denomination, description, designation, division, form, generic class, genus, group, nature, species, specific category, specific class, specific type, type, variety
See also: class, denomination, kind, style


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95 Paperback PN1995 Santas (English and Greek translation, Flagler College, Florida) takes issue with the popular notion that the epic film is a crassly commercial venture, highlighting its artistic potential as demonstrated in many popular films, as well as the subgenres it has inspired and its literary roots.
Indeed, the book could benefit from a glossary at the end, not only for motet, which is never defined, but also for the many subgenres and hybrids coined by Gumming.
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