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The social mission of English criticism, 1848-1932

Pages
250
Published
1983
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic study explores the evolution of English literary criticism between 1848 and 1932, examining its role in addressing social issues and shaping public discourse. It delves into how prominent critics engaged with the societal problems of their time, influencing both literature and broader cultural understanding. The book offers a detailed historical analysis of the intersection between literary theory and social mission in Great Britain.

About the author

C
Chris Baldick

Chris Baldick is a literary historian and critic who edited The Oxford Book of Gothic Tales. He specializes in the history of horror and dark fiction, providing readers with essential context for these genres. His work