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Re: OED genre definition

Fred:

> These are the first two citations for the word "genre" in the sense
we
> are using it here in the 1987 supplement to the First Edition of
the OED.
>
> Some college students on this list may have free access to the
online
> in-progress third edition

I have access to the online edition and there aren't any earlier
citations for this entry in the sense you're talking about. No
update.

- Paul




Sun Aug 10, 2003 6:39 am

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... we ... the OED. ... online ... I have access to the online edition and there aren't any earlier citations for this entry in the sense you're talking about....
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