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Hugh Dalziel Duncan, A Bibliographical Guide to the Sociology of Literature, dans Language and Literature in Society: A Sociological Essay on Theory and Method in the Interpretation of Linguistic Symbols, Chicago, The University of Chicago Press, , p.
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I. Language and literature in society
A. General observations on the structure and function of symbolic action
Aristotle. The Rhetoric of Aristotle : an expanded translation with supplementary examples for students of composition and public speaking, trad. Lane Cooper, New York (NY)/London, D. Appleton and Co.,
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Virginia Woolf
A shared sense of a female literary tradition fired the epistolary alliance between this month’s profiled writers: the reserved George Eliot and the ebullient Harriet Beecher Stowe. And so we asked authors Maggie Gee and Salena Godden to tell us about their similarities and differences, and the role in their friendship of the written word.
Maggie: When I first met Salena I found her lively and funny but also quite dauntingly and dazzlingly young – she’s a quarter of a century younger than me. When I heard her perform for the first time, reading a piece of short prose that was as much poetry as story, I really sat up. Wow – she could write – my memory of that piece is of a wide golden field: a sort of dizzy sweep of perspective; and realizing that she was unafraid to be lyrical about the world – a risk most writers won’t take in a culture where irony is king.
I think we share that innocent eye. I do satire but the presiding vision I have is love. I think t