The Literary Field of Twentieth-Century China (Paperback)


This collection of essays examines literary sociology, aiming to increase the reader's understanding of modern China, its literature and those who work in the field. The essays address the sociological background leading the the production and consumption of literary texts, not only shedding light on the meaning and structure of those texts, but also adding to our knowledge of the society in which they were produced and consumed. This is achieved by the application of a single methodology, that of Pierre Bourdieu.

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This collection of essays examines literary sociology, aiming to increase the reader's understanding of modern China, its literature and those who work in the field. The essays address the sociological background leading the the production and consumption of literary texts, not only shedding light on the meaning and structure of those texts, but also adding to our knowledge of the society in which they were produced and consumed. This is achieved by the application of a single methodology, that of Pierre Bourdieu.

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General

Imprint

University of Hawaii Press

Country of origin

United States

Series

Chinese Worlds

Release date

August 1999

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First published

April 1999

Editors

Dimensions

229 x 152 x 20mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

277

ISBN-13

978-0-8248-2202-6

Barcode

9780824822026

Categories

LSN

0-8248-2202-1



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