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The boxes we sort art into, then spend forever arguing nothing fits.
means Categories that group books, music, films, or games by shared style, theme, or convention.
from From French genre, meaning kind or type, straight from Latin genus, the same root behind generic, gender, and genealogy — all about family resemblance.
Aristotle started itHe split poetry into tragedy, comedy, and epic.
Marketing toolBookstore shelves shape genres as much as authors.
Endless splittingSpotify tracks over 6,000 micro-genres of music.