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Page 69
... hand in hand with political subservience to the traditional aristocratic class . He feels , however , that this does not affect the connection between a class and a convention of the novel , but makes it more complex and perhaps ...
... hand in hand with political subservience to the traditional aristocratic class . He feels , however , that this does not affect the connection between a class and a convention of the novel , but makes it more complex and perhaps ...
Page 120
... hand , it can be said that this is ' inevitable ' and that the interest of the bourgeoisie as compared to other historically important groups in cultural matters is something to be thankful for . On the other hand , it is possible to ...
... hand , it can be said that this is ' inevitable ' and that the interest of the bourgeoisie as compared to other historically important groups in cultural matters is something to be thankful for . On the other hand , it is possible to ...
Page 128
... hand , and as we have already seen , from the earliest times many have feared that the masses would lower intellectual standards . Lowenthal ( 1961 ) has described the eighteenth - century debate with insight . A typical early voice of ...
... hand , and as we have already seen , from the earliest times many have feared that the masses would lower intellectual standards . Lowenthal ( 1961 ) has described the eighteenth - century debate with insight . A typical early voice of ...
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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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