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This book explores how nineteenth-century literature shaped modern democratic dissent through fiction, poetry, and journalism. It traces dissent's literary history from Romantic and Victorian writers to modern movements like #MeToo. By linking literary forms with modern political theory, it offers insights into sustaining democracy today.

Produktbeschreibung
This book explores how nineteenth-century literature shaped modern democratic dissent through fiction, poetry, and journalism. It traces dissent's literary history from Romantic and Victorian writers to modern movements like #MeToo. By linking literary forms with modern political theory, it offers insights into sustaining democracy today.
Autorenporträt
Maeve Adams is an assistant professor of English at Lehman College, City University of New York. Her published work-addressing histories of literature, rhetoric, politics, and science-has appeared in ELH: English Literary History, Nineteenth-Century Contexts, and several edited collections. She completed her PhD at New York University.