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Literature, Conflict and Social Relations
Literature, Conflict and Social Relations
Wednesday, 18 July 2018: 15:30-17:20
Location: 206E (MTCC NORTH BUILDING)
RC37 Sociology of Arts (host committee) Language: French and English
In the last two decades, the world has experienced an intense accentuation of conflict situations at different levels and on a global scale. The purpose of this session is to interweave the sociological analysis of literature, in its methodological multiplicity, and the various forms of symbolization of social conflicts, not only the most contemporary ones but all those possible to be analysed through literature. In this scenario, it is in the interest of this session to discuss multiple relationships between sociology of literature and social conflicts, such as: 1) taking as an object, social conflicts articulated in literary texts; 2) proposing literature as an active component of social tensions; 3) formulating literature as a social dimension capable of crystallizing and symbolizing conflicts themselves. Therefore, this session will welcome papers that seek to relate an increasingly frequent theme in the sociological studies of literature – conflicts and social tensions – with methodological innovations that help to understand at the same time the specificity of the moment we live in and the theoretical and methodological limits of the area.
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