Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics

Fourth Lecture. Universal Corporatism: The Role of Intellectuals in the Modern World

Author(s): Pierre Bourdieu, Gisele Sapiro, Brian McHale

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Poetics Today, Vol. 12, No. 4, National Literatures/Social Spaces (Winter, 1991), pp.

655-669

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Duke University Press

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• Issue Table of Contents
  • Poetics Today, Vol. 12, No. 4, National Literatures/Social Spaces (Winter, 1991), pp. 623-830
    • Volume Information [pp.  825 - 829]
    • Front Matter
    • Editors' Note National Literatures / Social Spaces [pp.  623 - 624]
    • Pierre Bourdieu: Four Lectures
      • "Proofreading" [pp.  625 - 626]
      • First Lecture. Social Space and Symbolic Space: Introduction to a Japanese Reading of Distinction [pp.  627 - 638]
      • Supplement. Distinction Revisited: Introduction to an East German Reading [pp.  639 - 641]
      • Second Lecture. The New Capital: Introduction to a Japanese Reading of State Nobility [pp.  643 - 653]
      • Fourth Lecture. Universal Corporatism: The Role of Intellectuals in the Modern World [pp.  655 - 669]
    • On the Literary System: The French-Canadian Case
      • A Doxological History of Literature: From Gloss to Critical Tradition [pp.  671 - 683]
      • Works of Literary History as an Instance of Historicity [pp.  685 - 696]
      • The Evolution of Canonical Circuits [pp.  697 - 712]
      • On Textual Reference to Writing and Its Correlation with Literary History [pp.  713 - 728]
      • Inscribing Difference: The Changing Function of the Alternarrated as a Site of Intersystemic Interference [pp.  729 - 745]
      • Toward a History of Quebec Drama [pp.  747 - 767]
    • On National Literature and Cultural History: Papers from Estonia
      • National Literature: Theoretical Marginalia [pp.  769 - 771]
      • National Literature and Interliterary System [pp.  773 - 779]
      • Technological Progress as a Problem in the Study of Culture [pp.  781 - 800]
    • New Books
    • Review Article
      • Rites of Coronation [pp.  801 - 811]
    • New Books at a Glance
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    • Other Books Received [pp.  821 - 822]
    • Back Matter [pp.  823 - 830]