Metapoetry
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| [[Metapoetry]] is to poetry what [[metafiction]] is to [[fiction]]. | [[Metapoetry]] is to poetry what [[metafiction]] is to [[fiction]]. | ||
| - | :Some [[Ovid]] scholars have even interpreted ''[[Amores (Ovid)|Corinna]]'' as a '''metapoetic''' symbol for the elegiac genre itself. | + | :"Some [[Ovid]] scholars have even interpreted ''[[Amores (Ovid)|Corinna]]'' as a '''metapoetic''' symbol for the elegiac genre itself." |
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Metapoetry is to poetry what metafiction is to fiction.
- "Some Ovid scholars have even interpreted Corinna as a metapoetic symbol for the elegiac genre itself."
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