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Sociology of literature

the view, set out by Macherey, that a text is produced from ideological material and is marked by what it cannot say, so criticism reads its silences and gaps.

In sociology of literature, theory of literary production refers to the view, set out by Macherey, that a text is produced from ideological material and is marked by what it cannot say, so criticism reads its silences and gaps. This meaning comes from Macherey (1978) in A theory of literary production.[1]

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  1. Macherey, P. (1978). A theory of literary production. Routledge and Kegan Paul. Open Library record

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