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The Modern Language Journal, 1941
Author's Summary— Literature, perhaps born out of a social need, has always had a social function. Weber's theory discussed. Literary movements are conditioned by social interaction and transmission. Literary forms and techniques are part of our social heritage.)
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Sociological Theory and the Sociology of Literature

The British Journal of Sociology, 1973
Peter Forster, Celia Kenneford
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Conclusion: History, Sociology, and Literature

2015
To bring these readings up to date, I would like to consider Northanger Abbey and Sense and Sensibility in conjunction with a more recent sociologist, the late Pierre Bourdieu, who died in 2002. While Bourdieu does not fit into my frame of early- to mid-twentieth-century sociology, he was unquestionably the most widely read sociologist of the late ...
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The Sociology of Literature