Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 5Joseph Strelka |
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... culture being , in his view , " the intelligible aspect of history . " Much in the following paragraph has its ... culture in general , of culture defined , as it was by T. S. Eliot , as “ the way of life of a particular people living ...
... culture being , in his view , " the intelligible aspect of history . " Much in the following paragraph has its ... culture in general , of culture defined , as it was by T. S. Eliot , as “ the way of life of a particular people living ...
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... culture - an expression dis- liked by those who consider that the word " culture " contains an ele- ment of exclusivity . If we say that sociology of popular culture is devoted to the cultural development of democratic and postdemo ...
... culture - an expression dis- liked by those who consider that the word " culture " contains an ele- ment of exclusivity . If we say that sociology of popular culture is devoted to the cultural development of democratic and postdemo ...
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... culture has even wider usefulness . Among other purposes , it serves to facilitate the interchange between social status and cultural level within distinct social groups . Lastly we see popular culture and its utilization as one of the ...
... culture has even wider usefulness . Among other purposes , it serves to facilitate the interchange between social status and cultural level within distinct social groups . Lastly we see popular culture and its utilization as one of the ...
Contents
LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY | 3 |
LITERARY CRITICISM AND SOCIOLOGY 21 | 21 |
THE THREAT OF LITERARY SOCIOLOGY | 30 |
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