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Page 59
... Secondly , Altick demon- strates that the vast proportion of writers in his survey had fathers in the arts and professions ( i.e. civil servants , clergymen , journalists , school- masters , lawyers and artists ) . Altick's survey also ...
... Secondly , Altick demon- strates that the vast proportion of writers in his survey had fathers in the arts and professions ( i.e. civil servants , clergymen , journalists , school- masters , lawyers and artists ) . Altick's survey also ...
Page 97
... secondly , to presume that the content of popular literature is all conservative in tone . That this is not uniformly the case has already been seen in the crime novel which is so often critical of the manner in which social justice is ...
... secondly , to presume that the content of popular literature is all conservative in tone . That this is not uniformly the case has already been seen in the crime novel which is so often critical of the manner in which social justice is ...
Page 103
... Secondly , publishing has become more dependent on non - literary books . Escarpit ( 1966 ) has shown that publishing is increasingly dependent on ' functional ' books , about a quarter of current book production being for the school ...
... Secondly , publishing has become more dependent on non - literary books . Escarpit ( 1966 ) has shown that publishing is increasingly dependent on ' functional ' books , about a quarter of current book production being for the school ...
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The novel realism and modernism | 64 |
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