Chapter 1
Framing framing
The multifaceted phenomena of paratext, metadiscourse and framing
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 1.1Genette’s notion of paratext
- 1.2Central questions of the volume
- 2.
Paratext, metadiscourse and framing – relating the core concepts of the volume
- 2.1Paratext in a prototype perspective
- 2.2Paratext and metadiscourse
- 2.3Paratext and framing
- 2.4Functional classifications of paratext, metadiscourse and framing
- 3.Contextualising the dynamics of text and framing phenomena
- 3.1Prototypical examples
- 3.1.1Linguistic prototypicality: Genre conventions
- 3.1.2Visual and material prototypicality
- 3.2From prototypicality to periphery
- 3.2.1Flagging issues
- 3.2.2
Different levels of paratextual communication
- 3.2.3
Status of elements in compilations
- 3.2.4Entextualisation
- 3.2.5
Media shifts and modes of production
- 4.The contributions to the present volume
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Notes
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Primary sources
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Secondary sources
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