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Language and Literature in Society: A Sociological Essay on Theory and Method in the Interpretation of Linguistic Symbols
By Hugh Dalziel Duncan
284 pages
- Contributors:
- Publisher:
- University of Chicago Press
- Place of publication:
- Chicago
- Publication year:
- 1953
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Table of contents
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- Title Page iii
- Preface vii
- Table of Contents xv
- PART I - Language and Literature in Society 1
- Chapter I - Literature as Great Art 3
- Chapter II - Literature as Magical Art 20
- Chapter III - Literature as Make-Believe 42
- Chapter IV - Literature as a Social Institution 58
- PART II - Methodological Problems in the Sociological Analysis of Symbolic Material 75
- Chapter V - The Approaches of Social Science to the Analysis of Symbolic Material 77
- Chapter VI - Literature as Equipment for Action: Burke's Dramatistic Conception 84
- Chapter VII - Symbolic Action as Common Ground for All Action 93
- PART III - A Specific Sociological View of Symbols: Status and Symbols 101
- Chapter VIII - Persuasion and Identification in Rhetoric 103
- Chapter IX - Symbols and Authority 112
- Chapter X - Hierarchy and Symbols in Democratic Society 129
- Title Page iii
- Preface vii
- Table of Contents xv
- PART I - Language and Literature in Society 1
- Chapter I - Literature as Great Art 3
- Chapter II - Literature as Magical Art 20
- Chapter III - Literature as Make-Believe 42
- Chapter IV - Literature as a Social Institution 58
- PART II - Methodological Problems in the Sociological Analysis of Symbolic Material 75
- Chapter V - The Approaches of Social Science to the Analysis of Symbolic Material 77
- Chapter VI - Literature as Equipment for Action: Burke's Dramatistic Conception 84
- Chapter VII - Symbolic Action as Common Ground for All Action 93
- PART III - A Specific Sociological View of Symbols: Status and Symbols 101
- Chapter VIII - Persuasion and Identification in Rhetoric 103
- Chapter IX - Symbols and Authority 112
- Chapter X - Hierarchy and Symbols in Democratic Society 129
- PART IV - General Bibliography 141
- General Bibliography 143
- Index 245