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An examination of how the political literature of the 19th century sheds light on English parliamentary thought.
FORMATPaperback LANGUAGEEnglish CONDITIONBrand New Publisher Description
The English ideology is parliamentary. In this study, which first appeared in 1973, George Watson shows how literary evidence, much of it fictional, can illuminate the life of a great institution like the British parliament. The book contains chapters on political oratory and the parliamentary novel - that uniquely Victorian form - which Disraeli created and in which Trollope excelled. It is the first comprehensive attempt to use literary evidence to expose the politics of a whole age. It expounds nineteenth century controversies over democracy, class, race, morality and empire - a study of political language in the era when modern politics was born.
Author Biography
George Watson is a Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, author of The Literary Critics and general editor of the New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature. His study of the Tory and genocidal traditions of European socialism, The Lost Literature of Socialism, and Never Ones for Theory, on the English tradition of critical theory, are published by the Lutterworth Press.
Review
"A tour de force, vigorously argued, and provocative in the best spirit of the sources." - Stephen Koss, New York Historian "George Watson is well known for his distinctive and stimulating views, and The English Ideology sees him at his best." -Prof Peter Clarke, Trinity Hall, Cambridge
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The English ideology is parliamentary. In this study, which first appeared in 1973, George Watson shows how literary evidence, much of it fictional, can illuminate the life of a great institution like the British parliament. The book contains chapters on political oratory and the parliamentary novel ñ that uniquely Victorian form ñ which Disraeli created and in which Trollope excelled. It is the first comprehensive attempt to use literary evidence to expose the politics of a whole age. It expounds nineteenth century controversies over democracy, class, race, morality and empire ñ a study of political language in the era when modern politics was born.
Long Description
The English ideology is parliamentary. In this study, which first appeared in 1973, George Watson shows how literary evidence, much of it fictional, can illuminate the life of a great institution like the British parliament. The book contains chapters on political oratory and the parliamentary novel ' that uniquely Victorian form ' which Disraeli created and in which Trollope excelled. It is the first comprehensive attempt to use literary evidence to expose the politics of a whole age. It expounds nineteenth century controversies over democracy, class, race, morality and empire ' a study of political language in the era when modern politics was born.
Details ISBN0718891562 Author George Watson Pages 288 Language English ISBN-10 0718891562 ISBN-13 9780718891565 Media Book Format Paperback Year 2004 Imprint Lutterworth Press Place of Publication Cambridge Country of Publication United Kingdom DEWEY 820.9 Affiliation North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada Saskatoon, Canada Saskatoon, Ca Illustrations black & white illustrations Short Title ENGLISH IDEOLOGY REV/E Edition Description Revised Subtitle Studies on the Language of Victorian Politics DOI 10.1604/9780718891565 AU Release Date 2004-03-25 NZ Release Date 2004-03-25 UK Release Date 2004-03-25 Publisher James Clarke & Co Ltd Publication Date 2004-03-25 Audience General We've got this
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