Kees van Rees (1942-2018)

Sociology · Philosophy · Psychology

• The eighteenth-century literary field in Western Europe

  Open Access•Kees Van Rees, Gillis J Dorleijn et al.•Poetics•2001

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• Cultural classifications under discussion latent class analysis of highbrow and lowbrow reading

  Open Access•Kees Van Rees, Jeroen K Vermunt et al.•Poetics•1999

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• How reviewers reach consensus on the value of literary works

  Open Access•C J Van Rees•Poetics•1987

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• Understanding audience segmentation

  Open Access•R A Peterson•Poetics•1992

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• The market of symbolic goods

  Open Access•Pierre Bourdieu•Poetics•1985

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• Event history analysis of authors' reputation

  Open Access•Kees Van Rees, Jeroen K Vermunt et al.•Poetics•1996

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• Music as a technology of the self

  Open Access•Tia Denora•Poetics•1999

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• Reading a text vs. analyzing a text

  Open Access•H Verdaasdonk, C J Van Rees•Poetics•1977

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• Soldiers, mothers, tramps and others

  Open Access•John W Mohr•Poetics•1994

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• How a literacy work becomes a masterpiece

  Open Access•C J Van Rees•Poetics•1983

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• The field of cultural production, or

  Open Access•Pierre Bourdieu•Poetics•1983

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• Can cultural capital theory be reconsidered in the light of world polity institutionalism? Evidence from Spain

  Open Access•Omar Lizardo•Poetics•2005

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• Why do some theatres innovate more than others? An empirical analysis

  Open Access•P Dimaggio, Kristen Stenberg•Poetics•1985

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• Cultural and moral boundaries in the United States

  Open Access•M Lamont, John Schmalzbauer et al.•Poetics•1996

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• Six constraints on the production of literary works

  Open Access•R A Peterson•Poetics•1985

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