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... answer to the claim that Spenser , for instance , eschews the sociological idea would be that that idea did not exist in the English Renaissance . We would then have to answer that that very absence enables the poetry that Spenser ...
... answer to the claim that Spenser , for instance , eschews the sociological idea would be that that idea did not exist in the English Renaissance . We would then have to answer that that very absence enables the poetry that Spenser ...
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... answer . I would like to show not only that the poems are not ' about ' social interaction after all , but also that they are not themselves social interactions , or parties to interaction , even when they seem to address mistresses and ...
... answer . I would like to show not only that the poems are not ' about ' social interaction after all , but also that they are not themselves social interactions , or parties to interaction , even when they seem to address mistresses and ...
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... answer might be , quite simply , that the poet is a satirist , and therefore simply defies or taunts the object , ' soci- ety ' , of which the classical sociologists purport to give a sys- tematic description . But the point then is ...
... answer might be , quite simply , that the poet is a satirist , and therefore simply defies or taunts the object , ' soci- ety ' , of which the classical sociologists purport to give a sys- tematic description . But the point then is ...
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Spenser and Social Phenomenology | 61 |
Donne and Social Interactionism | 76 |
Milton and Marxist Sociology | 90 |
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