From genre to zenre

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Callow, Christos 2014. From genre to zenre. Alluvium.
AuthorsCallow, Christos
KeywordsLiterature; Literary Theory; Genre; Zen Buddhism
Year2014
JournalAlluvium
PublisherBirbeck, University of London
Web address (URL)https://alluvium.bacls.org/2014/10/17/from-genre-to-zenre/
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Output statusPublished
Publication dates17 Oct 2014
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