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Definitions
a preliminary discussion inserted at the beginning of a book or treatise
Word origin
From the Ancient Greek neuter noun: προλεγόμενον (prolegómenon, “that which is said beforehand,”) [plural: προλεγόμενα (prolegómena), from the verb: προλέγω (prolégō, “I say before[hand]”)] referring to an introduction.
Used in a sentence
“Frye here is not rewriting myth as some assume. Her prolegomenon is intended to be read as fiction not autobiography.”
“This book is a critique of the order-maintenance approach to criminal justice, but it is also a prolegomenon to a new vision of punishment and criminal justice policy analysis.”
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