Culture and society : Coleridge to Orwell /
Williams, Raymond, 1921-
Culture and society : Coleridge to Orwell / - London : Hogarth, 1990. - xx, 363 p. ; 20 cm.
Includes index.
An outline of dates -- 1 : contrasts -- 2 : the Romantic artist -- 3 : Mill on Bentham and Coleridge -- 4 : Thomas Carlyle -- 5 : the industrial novels -- 6 : J. H. Newmam and Matthew Arnold -- 7 : art and society -- 1 : W. H. Mallock -- 2 : the 'new aesthetics' -- 3 : George Gissing -- 4 : Shaw and Fabianism -- 5 : critics of the state -- 6 : T. E. Hulme -- 1 : D. H. Lawrence -- 2 : R. H. Tawney -- 3 : T. S. Eliot -- 4 : two literary critics -- 5 : Marxism and culture -- 6 : George Orwell -- Introduction -- Part I : a nineteenth-century tradition -- Part II : interregnum -- Part III : twentieth-century opinions -- Conclusion -- References -- Index.
Originally published: London : Chatto & Windus, 1958. Overturning conventional thinking, this book reveals how the very notion of "culture" developed in response to the industrial revolution, and analyzes its treatment by such writers as Burke, Ruskin, Arnold, Shaw, Lawrence, T.S. Eliot and Orwell.
0701207922 (pbk) : £6.95 9780701207922: £6.95 9780701207922 (pbk)
English authors--18th century
Civilization.
English authors--19th century
English authors--20th century
Literature and society--Civilzation--England.
801.95 / WIL
Culture and society : Coleridge to Orwell / - London : Hogarth, 1990. - xx, 363 p. ; 20 cm.
Includes index.
An outline of dates -- 1 : contrasts -- 2 : the Romantic artist -- 3 : Mill on Bentham and Coleridge -- 4 : Thomas Carlyle -- 5 : the industrial novels -- 6 : J. H. Newmam and Matthew Arnold -- 7 : art and society -- 1 : W. H. Mallock -- 2 : the 'new aesthetics' -- 3 : George Gissing -- 4 : Shaw and Fabianism -- 5 : critics of the state -- 6 : T. E. Hulme -- 1 : D. H. Lawrence -- 2 : R. H. Tawney -- 3 : T. S. Eliot -- 4 : two literary critics -- 5 : Marxism and culture -- 6 : George Orwell -- Introduction -- Part I : a nineteenth-century tradition -- Part II : interregnum -- Part III : twentieth-century opinions -- Conclusion -- References -- Index.
Originally published: London : Chatto & Windus, 1958. Overturning conventional thinking, this book reveals how the very notion of "culture" developed in response to the industrial revolution, and analyzes its treatment by such writers as Burke, Ruskin, Arnold, Shaw, Lawrence, T.S. Eliot and Orwell.
0701207922 (pbk) : £6.95 9780701207922: £6.95 9780701207922 (pbk)
English authors--18th century
Civilization.
English authors--19th century
English authors--20th century
Literature and society--Civilzation--England.
801.95 / WIL