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cultural materialism: a standalone construct

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Literary theory

a British approach that studies literature within its material and political history, including how texts are put to use in the present.

In literary theory, cultural materialism refers to a British approach that studies literature within its material and political history, including how texts are put to use in the present. This meaning comes from Dollimore (1985) in Political Shakespeare.[1]

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  1. Dollimore, J., & Sinfield, A. (1985). Political Shakespeare. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801417948

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