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The Institutional Construction of Literary Study - Lecture 24

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This lecture examines critical identities and interpretive communities through the work of Stanley Fish and John Guillory. It considers Tony the Tow Truck, Milton’s Paradise Lost, the Western canon, and multiculturalism.

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- Chapter 1. Identity in Theory
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- Chapter 2. Identity in Tony the Tow Truck
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- Chapter 3. Introduction to Interpretive Communities
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- Chapter 4. Stanley Fish: First Take on Interpretive Communities
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- Chapter 5. Stanley Fish: Second Take on Interpretive Communities
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- Chapter 6. The Limits of Interpretive Community
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- Chapter 7. Guillory: The School and Other Interpretive Communities
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