The influence of certain socio-economic factors on the composition of the literary programs of large Dutch publishing houses

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• Some issues in the study of conceptions of literature

  Open Access•C J Van Rees•Poetics•1981

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• Theory of literature' viewed as a conception of literature. On the premises underlying wellek and Warren's handbook

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• La distinction, critique sociale du jugement

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