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... relationship . In direct terms the prevailing social context may encourage the inclusion of certain material or ... relation to broader historical movements and shifts in power between the classes , though this has not prevented ...
... relationship . In direct terms the prevailing social context may encourage the inclusion of certain material or ... relation to broader historical movements and shifts in power between the classes , though this has not prevented ...
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... relations of Jane Austen's England , or Hampshire at the detailed level , but we also want to know how Jane Austen ... relation to texts selected by the originator of the theory causes suspicions of ' special pleading ' . Secondly ...
... relations of Jane Austen's England , or Hampshire at the detailed level , but we also want to know how Jane Austen ... relation to texts selected by the originator of the theory causes suspicions of ' special pleading ' . Secondly ...
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... relation to ideology and beyond that to ' history ' Eagleton advocates the method of the French Althusserian critic ... relations : for example the relationship of the ' producer ' to his ' patron ' , or the relationship of the ...
... relation to ideology and beyond that to ' history ' Eagleton advocates the method of the French Althusserian critic ... relations : for example the relationship of the ' producer ' to his ' patron ' , or the relationship of the ...
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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