Joanna Bourke, Joanna Bourke

Working Class Cultures in Britain, 1890-1960 (eBook, ePUB)

Gender, Class and Ethnicity

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Produktbeschreibung

Integrating a variety of historical approaches and methods, Joanna Bourke looks at the construction of class within the intimate contexts of the body, the home, the marketplace, the locality and the nation to assess how the subjective identity of the 'working class' in Britain has been maintained through seventy years of radical social, cultural and economic change. She argues that class identity is essentially a social and cultural rather than an institutional or political phenomenon and therefore cannot be understood without constant reference to gender and ethnicity. Each self contained chapter consists of an essay of historical analysis, introducing students to the ways historians use evidence to understand change, as well as useful chronologies, statistics and tables, suggested topics for discussion, and selective further reading.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2008
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781134858583
• Artikelnr.: 38456104

Autorenporträt

Bourke, Prof Joanna; Bourke, Joanna

Inhaltsangabe

ACKNOWLED GMENTS
INTRODUCTION
NOTE ON THE TEXT
The Candidate (1780). EDMUND CARTWRIGHT
notice in Monthly Review
September. 1780
Notice in Critical Review
September 1780
Notice in Gentleman's Magazine
October 1780
The Library {1781} Notice in Critical Review
August 1781
Notice in Gentleman's Magazine
October 1781
EDMUND CARTWRIGHT
notice in Monthly Review
December 1781
The Village (1783)
DR. JOHNSON
letter to Sir Joshua Reynolds
March 1783
Notice in Critical Review
July 1783
EDMUND CARTWRIGHT
notice in Monthly Review
November 1783
Notice in Gentleman's Magazine
December1 783
The Newspaper (1785)
Notice in Critical Review
April 1785
CHARLES BURNEY
notice in Monthly Review
November 1785
Poems (1807) Reviews in Gentleman's Magazine
November 1807
January 1808
Review in Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine
December 1807
Review in Oxford Review
January 1808
FRANCIS JEFFREY
review in Edinburgh Review
April 1808
THOMAS DENMAN
review in Monthly Review
June 1808
Review in British Critic
June 1808
19 Review in Annual Review
1808
20 Reviews in Universal Magazine
November 1808
February 1809
21 JAMES MONTGOMERY
review in Eclectic Review
January 1809
The Borough (1810)
22 THOMAS DENMAN
review in Monthly Review
April 1810
23 FRANCIS JEFFREY
review in Edinburgh Review
April 1810
24 JAMES MONTGOMERY
review in Eclectic Review
June 1810
25 Review in Critical Review
July 1810
26 Reviews in Monthly Mirror
August and October 1810
27 ROBERT GRANT
review in Quarterly Review
November 1810
28 Review in British Critic
March I811
29 Review in Christian Observer
August 1811
Tales (1812) 30 CRABBE
Preface to Tales
3I Review in British Review
October 1812
32 Review in Scourge
October 1812
33 FRANCIS JEFFREY
review in Edinburgh Review
November 1812 163
34 THOMAS DENMAN
review in Monthly Review
December 1812
35 Review in Critical Review
December 1812
36 Review in Eclectic Review
December 1812
37 Reviews in Universal Magazine
February and March 1813
38 Review in British Critic
April 1813
39 JAMES SMITH
'The Theatre'
Rejected Addresses 1812
40 T. N. TALFOURD on Crabbe as historian of the poor
1815
41 HA ZLITT on 'still life of tragedy' in Crabbe
1818
42 R. H. DANA replies to Hazlitt
1819
Tales of the Hall (1819) 43 JOHN WILSON ('Christopher North')
review in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
July 1819
44 FRANCIS JEFFREY
review in Edinburgh Review
July 1819
45 Review in British Critic
September 1819
46 Review in Edinburgh Monthly Review
September 1819m 47 Review in New Monthly Magazine
September 1819
4S Review in Christian Observer
October 1819
49 Review in Monthly Review
November 1819
50 Review in Eclectic Review
February 1820
51 Comments by Crabbe's contemporaries 52 HAZLITT attacks Crabbe
May 1821
53 JOHN WILSON reinforces the attack
November 1827
Poetical Works (with Life) (1834) 54 'Farewell
dear Crabbe!'
1834
55 J. G. LOCKHART
reviews in Quarterly Review
January and October 1834
56 Review in Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
April 1834
57 O. W. B. PEABODY
review in North American Review
July 1834
58 Review in Monthly Review
September 1834
59 Review in Eclectic Review
October 1834 60 Review in Gentleman's Magazine
December 1834
61 WILLIAM EMPSON
review in Edinburgh Review
January 1835
62 Review in New York Review
March 1837
63 Victorian views of Crabbe (a) JOHN STERLING
September 1842
64 An early American assessment 1846
65 GILFILLAN'S 'spasmodic' criticism
March 1847
66 Another American view
1850
67 W. C. ROSCOE on Crabbe's standing in mid-century
January 1859
68 Fiction-in prose or verse? Saturday Review
September 1864
69 Fifty years after
February 1869
70 Crabbe and the eighteenth century: an American estimate
July 1872
71 A third-rate poet
1873
72 LESLIE STEPHEN on Crabbe
1874
73 A last American judgment
1880
74 FITZGERALD as Crabbe's champion
1882
75 PATMORE contrasts Crabbe and Shelley
February 1887
76 Final verdicts (I): Crabbe as a 'Great Writer'
1888
77 Final verdicts (II): SAINTSBURY not so enthusiastic
1890
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX