Bourdieu and Literature

This Is A Wide-ranging, Rigorous And Accessible Introduction To The Relationship Between Pierre Bourdieus Work And Literary Studies. It Provides A Comprehensive Overview And Critical Assessment Of His Contributions To Literary Theory And His Thinking About Authors And Literary Works. Introduction -- 1. Positions -- The Field Of Reception -- The Field Of Production Lévi-strauss And Structuralism -- The Death Of Intellectuals -- Post-structuralism -- Appendix: The Composition Of Les Règles De L'art -- 2. Methods -- Epistemological Preliminaries -- The Author's Point Of View -- The Field Of Power -- The Literary Field -- Habitus And Trajectory -- The Space Of Possibilities -- World Literary Space -- Appendix: Reflexivity And Reading -- 3. Autonomy -- The Evolution Of The Literary Field -- Art And Money -- Zola And The Dreyfus Affair -- Reversals -- Autonomy And Value -- 4. Science And Literature -- L'Éducation Sentimentale -- 'le Démontage Impie De La Fiction' -- Cross-overs -- Fiction And Realism -- 5. Literature And Cultural Politics -- The Production Of The Dominant Ideology -- 'la Pensée Tietmeyer' -- On Aesthetics And Ideology -- A Politics Of Form -- For A Collective Intellectual -- 6. Literature And Cultural Policy -- Reproduction And Distinction -- Proposals For The Future Of Education -- Between The State And The Free Market -- For A Corporatism Of The Universal -- Conclusion -- References -- Index. John R.w. Speller. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Also Available In Print Form. Mode Of Access: Internet Via World Wide Web. English