The humanities as sociology
Subtitle: an introductory reader.
Series: Merrill sociology series
Publisher: Merrill
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Columbus, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 233
Subjects: Literature and society.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Redfield, R. Sociology among the humanities.; title: Hertzler, J. O. The social wisdom of the primitives with special reference to their proverbs.; title: Zito, G. V. The sex-role differentiated family in Shakespeare.; title: Scott, M. B. The Marquis de Sade and the quest for the nonabsurd.; title: Merrill, F. E. Stendhal and the self: a study in the sociology of literature.; title: Balzac as sociologist: a study in the sociology of literature.; title: Truzzi, M. Sherlock Holmes: applied social psychologist.; title: Gordon, M. M. Kitty Foyle and the concept of class as culture.; title: Ball, D. W. Pottermanship: the psychological sociology of S. Potter (and the Yeovil School); title: Jones, B. F. James Baldwin: the struggle for identity.; title: Stoll, C. S. George Plimpton: the journalist as social observer.; title: Lewis, J. M. McLuhan: a sociological interpretation.; title: Goodwin, G. A. On transcending the absurd: an inquiry in the sociology of meaning.; title: Bibliography: (p. 232-233)