This analysis uncovers sociological contributions of publishers in shaping literary history, suggesting a deeper understanding of the field.
This paper examines the concept of ‘publisher authorship’ by highlighting the significant yet often overlooked role of publishers and calls for a sociological analysis of their contributions, networks, and decision-making processes in the shaping of the literary field. The study advocates for a more inclusive literary history that acknowledges marginalized voices and lesser-known publishers.
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