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Literature And Inequality Nine Perspectives From The Napoleonic Era Through The First Gilded Age Daniel Shaviro

Name: Literature And Inequality Nine Perspectives From The Napoleonic Era Through The First Gilded Age Daniel Shaviro
SKU: BELL-33697594
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (106 reviews)

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Literature And Inequality Nine Perspectives From The Napoleonic Era Through The First Gilded Age Daniel Shaviro instant download after payment.

Publisher: Anthem Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.34 MB

Pages: 234

Author: Daniel Shaviro

ISBN: 9781839981777, 1839981776

Language: English

Year: 2020

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Literature And Inequality Nine Perspectives From The Napoleonic Era Through The First Gilded Age Daniel Shaviro by Daniel Shaviro 9781839981777, 1839981776 instant download after payment.

The consequences of high-end inequality seep into almost every aspect of human life: it is not just a question for economists. In this highly accessible new work, Professor Shaviro takes an interdisciplinary approach to explore how great works of literature have provided some of the most incisive accounts of inequality and its social and cultural ramifications over the last two centuries. Through perceptive close readings of Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, and Edith Wharton, among others, he not only demonstrates how these accounts are still relevant today, but how they can illuminate our understanding of our current situation and broaden our own perspective beyond the merely economic.