mode

literary method, mood, or manner not tied exclusively to a particular form or genre
Class type of: literary style Q6888090

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4 properties
Different from
mode[4]
Partially coincident with
literary style[3]
Said to be the same as
narrative mode[2]
🏷️ Also known as
en literary mode en mode cs Modus ko 방식 pt Modo (literatura) ru литературный метод ru литературный режим ru литературный способ
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/m/02q9r9r
WordNet 3.1 Synset ID
06033024-n

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