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author asproducer1 CONSTRUCTAuthor as producerBENJAMIN · SOCIOLOGY OF

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Sociology of literature

the argument, made by Benjamin, that a work's politics lie in its place within the relations of literary production and in transforming the apparatus of production.

In sociology of literature, author as producer refers to the argument, made by Benjamin, that a work's politics lie in its place within the relations of literary production and in transforming the apparatus of production. This meaning comes from Benjamin (1970) in New Left Review.[1]

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  1. Benjamin, W. (1970). The Author as Producer. New Left Review, 1(62), 83-96. https://doi.org/10.64590/vtx

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