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Sociology of literature

a method, set out by Goldmann, relating the structure of literary works to the world vision of a social group, positing a homology between novel form and market society.

In sociology of literature, genetic structuralism refers to a method, set out by Goldmann, relating the structure of literary works to the world vision of a social group, positing a homology between novel form and market society. This meaning comes from Goldmann (1975) in Towards a sociology of the novel.[1]

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  1. Goldmann, L. (1975). Towards a sociology of the novel. Tavistock Publications. ISBN 9780422742405

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