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The sociology of literature : Georg Lukâacs. --

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The Literature of Sociology, 1934, I

The Social Studies, 1935
(1935). The Literature of Sociology, 1934, I. The Social Studies: Vol. 26, No. 7, pp. 459-475.
Louis Wirth, Edward A. Shils
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Sociology of Literature in Retrospect

Critical Inquiry, 1987
For more than a half century I have primarily concerned myself with the sociology of literature and the problem of mass culture. With financial support from the Institute for Social Research at the University of Frankfurt, I began in 1926 with studies on German writers in the nineteenth century.' In these studies one may discern the socially critical ...
Leo Lowenthal, Ted R. Weeks
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Teaching Sociology of Literature through Literature

Teaching Sociology, 1991
This paper describes a course designed to integrate two ways in which sociologists examine literature. The skeleton of the course is that of the sociology of literature, which emphasizes an external structural approach to the systematic study of the production and consumption of literature in society.
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Sociology of Knowledge and the Sociology of Literature

The British Journal of Sociology, 1976
It is now two decades since Lucien Goldmann published his monumental Le Dieu Cache, believing that this was but the first of a series of empirical studies which would put the sociology of literature on a sound basis. Since then, it is true, a few courses (even the odd lectureship) have been established in the sociology of literature, the rare book ...
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Everywhere and Nowhere: The Sociology of Literature After “the Sociology of Literature”

New Literary History, 2010
he "sociology of literature" has always named a polyglot and rather incoherent set of enterprises. It is scattered across so many separate domains and subdomains of scholarly research, each with its own distinct agendas of theory and method, that it scarcely even rates the designation of a "field." 1 But for purposes of clarity and simplicity, I will ...
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Literature Festivals and the Sociology of Literature

The International Journal of the Arts in Society: Annual Review, 2009
The sociology of literature remains fragmented despite interesting research within specific disciplines such as literature studies or cultural sociology. This fragmentation is, however, nothing new. Methodologically it has something to do with the disciplinary specialization within the social sciences and the humanities since the 1950s.
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