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The Social Space of the Essay 2003-2023

Ian Wedde
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480
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Te Herenga Waka University Press

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From the outset, the social space of the essay is involved with the text' s readers to the degree that conversation is implied, more or less intimate, even argumentative. The essay will often have originated in conversation, or the conversations of groups gathered around an event. Its long form may both contain and measure the extended time of face-to-face conversation or imply that extent; in this it will differ from social media, email and instant messages. These forms are often both dynamic and distanced, with the immediate energy of in-the-moment exchanges. The essays collected here, though, hope for the pleasure of extended conversation, both in their content and in the critical participation of their readers.

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