SOCIAL AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY IN ERIC TILL'S LUTHER MOVIE (2003): A SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH
The main aim of this study is to find how Social and moral responsibility is reflected in Eric Till's Luther by correlating its structural elements and social historical background of German in sixteenth century. Indeed, literature and sociology are bounded each other due to the assumption that...
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