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Gerard Genette argues that the paratext consisting of peritext and epitext provides the text with a meaningful way of interpretation. It lies on the threshold of the text and affects the way the text is received by the reader, so it becomes a “threshold of interpretation.” Its main function is “to ensure for the text a destiny consistent with the author’s purpose.” Peritext consists of elements such as titles, prefaces, epigraphs, and notes whereas epitext consists of reviews, author interviews, and publishing stunt. This study picks up and uses Genette’s idea of paratext to discuss about meanings and significances of the title (peritext) of Khaled Hosseini’s And the Mountains Echoed. It gives a special attention to what Hosseini says in “Acknowledgments” in which he indicates the title “was inspired in part by William Blake’s lovely poem, ‘Nurse’s Song.’” It will first discuss how Hosseini’s text is related to Blake’s poem and then examine how the title as a peritext shapes, reflects, and even guides the novel’s form and narrative strategy.
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Blake, William / 1979 / Blake’s Poetry and Designs / Norton
Farrokhzad, Forough / 2013 / Another Birth
Frye, Northrop / 1974 / Fearful Symmetry: A Study of William Blake / Princeton UP
Genette, Gerard / 1997 / Paratexts: thresholds of interpretation / Cambridge UP
Gillham, D.G. / 1973 / William Blake / Cambridge UP
Farrokhzad, Forough / 2013 / Another Birth
Frye, Northrop / 1974 / Fearful Symmetry: A Study of William Blake / Princeton UP
Genette, Gerard / 1997 / Paratexts: thresholds of interpretation / Cambridge UP
Gillham, D.G. / 1973 / William Blake / Cambridge UP
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