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... complex society ( i.e. Paris rather than Combray , or , city not country ) the self is presented with the opportunity of assuming many roles . The world is indeed . complex , for it offers the possibility of some freedom from the neatly ...
... complex society ( i.e. Paris rather than Combray , or , city not country ) the self is presented with the opportunity of assuming many roles . The world is indeed . complex , for it offers the possibility of some freedom from the neatly ...
Page 69
... complex and perhaps stronger . For ' a social class which strives towards some form of economic and political supremacy in circumstances which inhibit its claims will seek to assert itself through culture ; as a rising class it must ...
... complex and perhaps stronger . For ' a social class which strives towards some form of economic and political supremacy in circumstances which inhibit its claims will seek to assert itself through culture ; as a rising class it must ...
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... complex ways than his predecessor Balzac had allowed . His analysis of the role of snobbery in social cohesion was typical of modernist concerns in suggesting that society was , as it were , a mental construction as much as a solid ...
... complex ways than his predecessor Balzac had allowed . His analysis of the role of snobbery in social cohesion was typical of modernist concerns in suggesting that society was , as it were , a mental construction as much as a solid ...
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The sociology of literature | 24 |
The sociology of the author | 50 |
The novel realism and modernism | 64 |
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