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Paradise Lost Rural Idyll And Social Change Since 1800 Jeremy Burchardt

Name: Paradise Lost Rural Idyll And Social Change Since 1800 Jeremy Burchardt
SKU: BELL-50679328
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1 (70 reviews)

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Paradise Lost Rural Idyll And Social Change Since 1800 Jeremy Burchardt instant download after payment.

Publisher: I.B.Tauris & Co. Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.44 MB

Author: Jeremy Burchardt

ISBN: 9780755623266, 0755623266

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Paradise Lost Rural Idyll And Social Change Since 1800 Jeremy Burchardt by Jeremy Burchardt 9780755623266, 0755623266 instant download after payment.

The enduring 'Town versus Country' debate lies at the root of modern British society. How far did the idealization of the countryside by artists and writers since the Industrial Revolution foster anti-urban, anti-industrial values? How have such values affected government policy, social structure and economic dynamism? Did post-war developments, in particular rural-urban commuting and environmentalist criticism of modern ‘industrial’ farming, undermine the traditional distinction between town and country, or are they themselves symptoms of the continuing allure of the rural idyll? This book will demonstrate the remarkable influence that attitudes to the countryside have had on the evolution of modern British life.