This book examines the lives and works of a group of writers at the heart of the revival of the socialist movement in Britain. It examines the beliefs and sexual politics of familiar figures like William Morris and George Bernard Shaw alongside those of lesser-known writers and activists like Edward Carpenter and Isabella Ford.
This book examines the lives and works of a group of writers at the heart of the revival of the socialist movement in Britain. It examines the beliefs and sexual politics of familiar figures like William Morris and George Bernard Shaw alongside those of lesser-known writers and activists like Edward Carpenter and Isabella Ford.
Ruth Livesey, Lecturer in Nineteenth-Century Literature & Deputy Director, Centre for Victorian Studies, Department of English, Royal Holloway, University of London
Inhaltsangabe
* 1.: William Morris and the Aesthetics of Manly Labour * 2.: Politics, Fellowship and Romance: Clementina Black and the Culture of Socialism in 1880s London * 3.: Olive Schreiner and the Dream of Labour * 4.: Socialism, Masculinity and the 'Faddist' Sage: Edward Carpenter and George Bernard Shaw * 5.: Dollie Radford and the Ethical Aesthetics of Fin-de-Siècle Poetry * 6.: Engendering the New Age: Isabella Ford and Alfred Orage * 7.: Legacies: Socialist Aesthetics and the Modernist Generation
* 1.: William Morris and the Aesthetics of Manly Labour * 2.: Politics, Fellowship and Romance: Clementina Black and the Culture of Socialism in 1880s London * 3.: Olive Schreiner and the Dream of Labour * 4.: Socialism, Masculinity and the 'Faddist' Sage: Edward Carpenter and George Bernard Shaw * 5.: Dollie Radford and the Ethical Aesthetics of Fin-de-Siècle Poetry * 6.: Engendering the New Age: Isabella Ford and Alfred Orage * 7.: Legacies: Socialist Aesthetics and the Modernist Generation
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