Titlebook: Christopher Caudwell; Towards a Dialectica Christopher Pawling Book 1989 Christopher Pawling 1989 dialectic.English literature.literature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33047-7According to Caudwell, poetry first appears in societies where the division of labour is based mainly on . differences, and where there are very few separate . functions:

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Markus Hochmüller,Markus-Michael Müllerer to ‘understand’ Caudwell’s work in the fullest sense of the word we need to examine his intellectual background and its relationship to the cultural matrix and key historical experiences of the twenties and thirties.

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Markus Hochmüller,Markus-Michael Müllerer to ‘understand’ Caudwell’s work in the fullest sense of the word we need to examine his intellectual background and its relationship to the cultural matrix and key historical experiences of the twenties and thirties.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33047-7 that one can trace his intellectual roots in a way which is not always possible with other writers. Of course, I am not implying that he deliberately ‘deconstructs’ his work — as, say, in a Brechtian drama where the playwright openly displays the ‘productive apparatus’ which has been used to constr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33047-7 its early development in ‘primitive’ society. This is no accident, of course, since he clearly expects that the key to the meaning of poetry will be found in its genesis. In adopting this approach, Caudwell’s work shows marked similarities with that of one of his influences, the anthropologist Mali