Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1998 20:46:14 -0700 (PDT)
From: Ralph Dumain <rdumain-AT-igc.apc.org>
Subject: Re: Bourdieu & Romanticism


Today I retrieved the full reference to Hoerner's dissertation.  I don't
know whether reproducing the abstract constitutes a copyright violation, so
I'm leaving it out for now.

ACCESSION NO.:  AAG9802900
        TITLE:  FIGURES BEARING SWAY: MILTON, ROMANTICISM, AND POETIC 
                TRANSMISSION  (JOHN MILTON)
       AUTHOR:  HOERNER, FREDRICK CHRISTIAN
       DEGREE:  PH.D.
         YEAR:  1997
  INSTITUTION:  THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN; 0227
      ADVISER:  Supervisor: THERESA M. KELLEY
       SOURCE:  DAI, VOL. 58-07A, Page 2668, 00374 Pages
  DESCRIPTORS:  LITERATURE, ENGLISH; SOCIOLOGY, THEORY AND METHODS; 
                PHILOSOPHY

There is no mention of Bourdieu in the abstract, but the work is much more
relevant to my interests than I would have gathered from the periodical
articles.  It looks very very interesting, and it also includes a treatment
of William Blake.

Now the question is, as dissertations are very hard to come by, is the
author planning to turn this into a book?

At 04:32 PM 9/1/98 -0500, Frank Whigham wrote:
>For some such work check out the striking work of Fred Hoerner, late of the
>U of Texas at Austin. Several of his articles derive from his remarkable
>dissertation which makes active use of Bourdieu. I don't have that reference.
 

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