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... Sociology of the Novel . Therefore it is not possible yet to speak with any confidence about ' the sociology of the novel ' as a parallel to , say , the ' sociology of the family ' or the ' sociology of the Third World ' . Certain ...
... Sociology of the Novel . Therefore it is not possible yet to speak with any confidence about ' the sociology of the novel ' as a parallel to , say , the ' sociology of the family ' or the ' sociology of the Third World ' . Certain ...
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... sociology of literature ' there are few references to concepts that non - sociologists would not easily understand ; what is called sociology is usually a form of literary criticism . The Approach Explained If this book is not concerned ...
... sociology of literature ' there are few references to concepts that non - sociologists would not easily understand ; what is called sociology is usually a form of literary criticism . The Approach Explained If this book is not concerned ...
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... sociological study of authorship ' , British Journal of Sociology , 20 ( 1969 ) ( ed . ) , The Sociology of Literature , vol . 2 , Applied Studies ( University of Keele , 1978 ) and Alan Swingewood , The Sociology of Literature ...
... sociological study of authorship ' , British Journal of Sociology , 20 ( 1969 ) ( ed . ) , The Sociology of Literature , vol . 2 , Applied Studies ( University of Keele , 1978 ) and Alan Swingewood , The Sociology of Literature ...
Contents
Theoretical Approaches | 21 |
Defoe and Richardson | 59 |
Varieties of Conservative | 87 |
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The Framework of Fiction: Socio-cultural Approaches to the Novel John Bull No preview available - 1988 |
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