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This document discusses the relationship between sociology and literature. It states that sociology is the scientific study of how society works and functions, while literature is based on phenomena from everyday social life. It then discusses how sociology can be applied to the study of literature through the sociology of literature approach. This approach analyzes literary works in terms of the author's social status, the target markets, and how the work relates to society. The document also discusses different aspects of analyzing the sociology of the author, including their social status, ideology, cultural background, and social position. It identifies the intended readers of literary works as also being an important factor to consider.
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- 3. Sociology is essentially the scientific, objective study of man in society, the study of social institution and of social processes: it seeks to answer the question of how society is possible, how it works, why it persists (Swingewood, 1972: 11)
- 4. Sociology Studies human in real condition at everyday life Literature Made based on phenomena on everyday happening social life
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- 7. IDENTIFYING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITERATURE & SOCIETY
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- 14. Culture & Historical Background of the Author Culture and historical background of literary works reflects the social background where the author creates the works. History always follows the development of life. Sociology of literature which focuses on social life cannot be separated from the social background that influences the literary works itself. Laurensen & Swingewood, 1972: 18 Where The Author born? The Author live?
- 15. Social Position of the Author in Society
- 17. From 1849 to 1850, Dickens worked on David Copperfield, the first work of its kind; no one had ever written a novel that simply followed a character through his everyday life. In writing it, Dickens tapped into his own personal experiences, from his difficult childhood to his work as a journalist. He started publishing his first novel, Oliver Twist, which follows the life of an orphan living in the streets. The story was inspired by how Dickens felt as an impoverished child forced to get by on his wits and earn his own keep. Charles John Huffam Dickens
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