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Placing Thomas Deloney
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Literary texts offer a representation of contradictory principles of construction of the social world and of the categorizations by means of which individuals, in a given situation, act to classify others and, by doing so, classify themselves.1
Roger Chartier
The purpose of this study is to position Thomas Deloney relative to Elizabethan England's print culture given an awareness of the age's preoccupation with placement of self relative to others. The first step in doing so is ...
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