A separate genre of classical dance-drama, known as lakhon, also uses the Ramakian, as well as Buddhist Jataka tales, the Inao epic, and other Thai stories, as source material.
Horse racing was so ingrained in American culture that the horse track comedy, usually starring Bing Crosby or Mickey Rooney or Groucho Marx ("A Day at the Races"), all racing fans in real life, was practically a separate genre of Hollywood movies.
It is the least successful portion of the book because it strains under the opposing demands of two separate genres.
That disconnect carries over to magazine publishing, where epicurean counsel and restrained eating are largely separate genres, and to the sectioning of newspapers, in which kitchen frolicking goes in the dining pages, low-calorie recipes in the health ones.
At France's Gaumont Pictures, Louis Feuillade and Alice Guy, the first woman to take on a key position in cinema, shared the task of directing, each specializing in separate genres.
Peter's treatise on syncategorematic words forms part of a separate genre that developed from the beginning of the thirteenth century.
(Love stories had already been incorporated into the Shāh-nāmeh and appeared as a separate genre in the works of earlier poets, in particular in the adaptation of an ancient Iranian tale in Vīs wa Rāmīn ["Vīs and Rāmīn"] by Fakhr al-Dīn Gurgānī, written about 1050).
The format did not exist as a separate genre and was only found infrequently at the highest end of the market in betrothal portraits or royal family commissions.
The quantity of these posters is sufficient to regard them as a separate genre in the artist's output.
And where Aristotle had discussed tragedy as a separate genre, superior to epic poetry, Horace discussed it as a genre with a separate style, again with considerations of decorum foremost.
