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to start a written work with a brief statement or introduction, often written by the author or editor, to provide context or explain the purpose
an introductory piece written by the author of a book explaining its subject, scope, or aims
What is a "preface"?
A preface is an introductory section at the beginning of a book that provides background information about the work. It is typically written by the author and explains the purpose of the book, its scope, and any relevant context. The preface may also include details about the writing process, the inspiration behind the book, or acknowledgments to those who contributed to its creation. It helps set the stage for the reader and offers insight into the book’s development and intent.
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