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sociology of texts: a standalone construct

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Book history

the study of texts as recorded forms whose material production, transmission and reception shape their meaning.

In book history, sociology of texts refers to the study of texts as recorded forms whose material production, transmission and reception shape their meaning. This meaning comes from McKenzie (1986) in Bibliography and the sociology of texts.[1]

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McKenzie, D. F. (1986). Bibliography and the sociology of texts. The British Library Publishing Division. ISBN 9780521642583

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