AN INTRODUCTION TO MIXED GENRE RELATING POETICS AND RHETORIC
Keywords:
Baroque, 17th century, rhetoric, poetics, imitationAbstract
The article presents some preliminary thoughts on the presence and continuous ascent of mixed genres of poems written in the 17th century in Portuguese. Even conventional poetic genres – an imitation of ancient model authors, like Virgilio – were borrowed and interwoven in a blend of textual components of other genres; and thus retained their places in the convention of poetry as prescribed by ancient and modern rhetoric. The article features a brief view of the concepts of genre, mixed genre, and relations between poetics and rhetoric.
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