Arrange the following terms in the chronological order of their use in literary theory:
- A. Gynesis
- B. Scriptible
- C. Négritude
- D. Paratext
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Correct answer: C. C, B, A, D
Explanation
Négritude (Césaire, 1930s) → scriptible (Barthes, S/Z, 1970) → gynesis (Alice Jardine, 1985) → paratext (Genette, Seuils, 1987).
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