Tuesday, 9 January 2018

stages of a genre

Stages of a Genre 

1st stage- the primitive, the formative stage in which the genres characteristics are first established. (before the title)

2nd stage- the classical, the genre is at its peak, with generic qualities refined.

3rd stage- the revisionist, which scrutinizes and reevaluates, often in a critical way the conventions that typify the genre.

4th stage- the parodic, in which the genre is satirized in a consciously  self reflexive, tongue in cheek manner.



 
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