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Hooper-Greenhill (1994) states that ‘literary studies is a hybrid discipline, drawing on both theories and ideas from linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, psychology and philosophy’ (p.8). She adds that the discipline covers a wide range of material such as how literature both reflects, and in some cases informs or influences societal, political, economic, and cultural concerns. Moreover, the field examines diverse subjects such as how individuals react to their social environments, how writers use language to communicate their ideas and influence audiences, and how literature can act as a marker of social attitudes.  Finally it is concerned with the development of literary genres, how literature represents changing attitudes towards language, and how authors react to contemporaneous intellectual developments.

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Hooper-Greenhill (1994) states that ‘literary studies is a hybrid discipline, drawing on both theories and ideas from linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, psychology and philosophy’ (p.8). She adds that the discipline covers a wide range of material such as how literature both reflects, and in some cases informs or influences societal, political, economic, and cultural concerns. Moreover, the field examines diverse subjects such as how individuals react to their social environments, how writers use language to communicate their ideas and influence audiences, and how literature can act as a marker of social attitudes.  Finally it is concerned with the development of literary genres, how literature represents changing attitudes towards language, and how authors react to contemporaneous intellectual developments.

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Hooper-Greenhill (1994) states that ‘literary studies is a hybrid discipline, drawing on both theories and ideas from linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, psychology and philosophy’ (p.8). She adds that the discipline covers a wide range of material such as how literature both reflects, and in some cases informs or influences societal, political, economic, and cultural concerns. Moreover, the field examines diverse subjects such as how individuals react to their social environments, how writers use language to communicate their ideas and influence audiences, and how literature can act as a marker of social attitudes.  Finally it is concerned with the development of literary genres, how literature represents changing attitudes towards language, and how authors react to contemporaneous intellectual developments.

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Hooper-Greenhill (1994) states that ‘literary studies is a hybrid discipline, drawing on both theories and ideas from linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, psychology and philosophy’ (p.8). She adds that the discipline covers a wide range of material such as how literature both reflects, and in some cases informs or influences societal, political, economic, and cultural concerns. Moreover, the field examines diverse subjects such as how individuals react to their social environments, how writers use language to communicate their ideas and influence audiences, and how literature can act as a marker of social attitudes.  Finally it is concerned with the development of literary genres, how literature represents changing attitudes towards language, and how authors react to contemporaneous intellectual developments.

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Hooper-Greenhill (1994) states that ‘literary studies is a hybrid discipline, drawing on both theories and ideas from linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, psychology and philosophy’ (p.8). She adds that the discipline covers a wide range of material such as how literature both reflects, and in some cases informs or influences societal, political, economic, and cultural concerns. Moreover, the field examines diverse subjects such as how individuals react to their social environments, how writers use language to communicate their ideas and influence audiences, and how literature can act as a marker of social attitudes.  Finally it is concerned with the development of literary genres, how literature represents changing attitudes towards language, and how authors react to contemporaneous intellectual developments.

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Hooper-Greenhill (1994) states that ‘literary studies is a hybrid discipline, drawing on both theories and ideas from linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, psychology and philosophy’ (p.8). She adds that the discipline covers a wide range of material such as how literature both reflects, and in some cases informs or influences societal, political, economic, and cultural concerns. Moreover, the field examines diverse subjects such as how individuals react to their social environments, how writers use language to communicate their ideas and influence audiences, and how literature can act as a marker of social attitudes.  Finally it is concerned with the development of literary genres, how literature represents changing attitudes towards language, and how authors react to contemporaneous intellectual developments.

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Hooper-Greenhill (1994) states that ‘literary studies is a hybrid discipline, drawing on both theories and ideas from linguistics, cultural studies, sociology, psychology and philosophy’ (p.8). She adds that the discipline covers a wide range of material such as how literature both reflects, and in some cases informs or influences societal, political, economic, and cultural concerns. Moreover, the field examines diverse subjects such as how individuals react to their social environments, how writers use language to communicate their ideas and influence audiences, and how literature can act as a marker of social attitudes.  Finally it is concerned with the development of literary genres, how literature represents changing attitudes towards language, and how authors react to contemporaneous intellectual developments.