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... existence and behaviour . In an extended sense , ' ideology ' is the ' false consciousness ' by which individuals rationalise their relationship to the prevailing economic and social structure . Ideology is in this sense a process of ...
... existence and behaviour . In an extended sense , ' ideology ' is the ' false consciousness ' by which individuals rationalise their relationship to the prevailing economic and social structure . Ideology is in this sense a process of ...
Page 116
... existence , who , except in cases of great voluntary sacrifice , would have had no spare money to spend on fiction , although they may have had access to the discarded books of masters or employers . Using contemporary evidence from R ...
... existence , who , except in cases of great voluntary sacrifice , would have had no spare money to spend on fiction , although they may have had access to the discarded books of masters or employers . Using contemporary evidence from R ...
Page 220
... existence . Clearly the dead readers of past authors are not available for this kind of investigation , though their current counterparts are and it is interesting to speculate on whether the readerships for Scott and Jane Austen , say ...
... existence . Clearly the dead readers of past authors are not available for this kind of investigation , though their current counterparts are and it is interesting to speculate on whether the readerships for Scott and Jane Austen , say ...
Contents
Theoretical Approaches | 21 |
Defoe and Richardson | 59 |
Varieties of Conservative | 87 |
Copyright | |
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The Framework of Fiction: Socio-cultural Approaches to the Novel John Bull No preview available - 1988 |
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