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Recently, I was contacted by an author with questions regarding our journal’s stylistic preference. Does JAR prefer non-linear layouts? Do we favor media players to auto-play when a page is opened? Do we like the first person singular? My answer to these questions was the one I usually give: ‘No, we don’t expect particular formal choices.

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Expositions are imaginary objects. Even when they are made physically, for instance, on the computer when preparing a submission to JAR, they only work when the elements making up what is assembled come together in a particular form. On its own, each element may offer numerous points of entry and meanings, but in a specific, expositional constellation it supports an image, understanding or sense, even, that can be quite different to what each element on its own can offer.

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