Symbolic Interactions: Social Problems and Literary Interventions in the Works of Baillie, Scott, and LandorBucknell University Press, 2006 - 280 páginas Taking literally Joanna Baillie's claim that drama can promote social justice, Symbolic Interactions explores how plays by Baillie, novels by Walter Scott, and Imaginary Conversations by Walter Savage Landor address problems of capital punishment, poverty, and political participation. Baillie's and Scott's preoccupation with affective responses to criminals and beggars takes on new significance when situated next to nationalist efforts to use legal differences to promulgate an image of Scotland as a more compassionate society than England and when contrasted with Landor's confidence in political claims-making to meet social needs. |
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Acknowledgments | 13 |
Introduction Conceptualizing Symbolic Interaction | 17 |
The Problem of Criminal Justice | 48 |
Baillies Interventions | 77 |
The Problem of Poverty | 104 |
Impoverished Social Relations | 125 |
Landor and the Solution of Political Contention | 148 |
Baillie Scott and the Problem of Political Contention | 171 |
The Problem of Disciplmarity | 197 |
Notes | 217 |
Bibliography | 261 |
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