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Time for my vegetables. Good thing is I like vegetables. Anyways, this is pretty good so far. Paloff isn’t doing too much annoying academic stuff. However, he does keep using the word “generic” to mean “related to genre” as in “the generic divide between fiction and non-fiction” which is technically correct but extremely irritating.
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Worlds Apart: Genre and the Ethics of Representing Camps, Ghettos, and Besieged Cities