Andrew Milner
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Andrew Milner is a distinguished scholar whose work bridges literary studies, cultural sociology, and the sociology of literature. His research centers on the cultural canon, the intersections of literature and society, and the evolution of cultural studies from an elitist to a more populist, interdisciplinary field. Milner’s major contributions include critically examining how literary canons are constructed, challenging traditional hierarchies between high and popular culture, and advocating for a sociological turn in literary analysis. His most-cited work, *Literature, Culture and Society* (2017, 129 citations), encapsulates these themes, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding literature as a social institution shaped by power, value, and cultural politics. Milner’s impact is evident in his sustained influence on debates about canon formation, cultural value, and the democratization of cultural studies. He is also known for his critical engagement with Marxist and cultural materialist approaches, positioning him as a key figure in the sociology of literature. His work remains essential reading for students and researchers exploring the dynamic relationship between literature, culture, and society.
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- 1Literature, Culture and Society129 citations · 2017