'To hell with culture' : anarchism and twentieth-century British literature
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'To hell with culture' : anarchism and twentieth-century British literature
University of Wales Press, 2005
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To hell with culture : anarchism and 20th-century British literature
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Includes bibliographical references and index
"Reprinted 2006"--T.p. verso
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To Hell with Culture': Anarchism in Twentieth-Century British Literature explores the ways in which anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism made an impact in British twentieth-century literature.
Table of Contents
- John Rignall (Warwick University) Joseph Conrad: Anarchism, Nihilism and Irony
- Maurizio Ascari (Bologna University) Anarchism and Early Modernism
- Paul Gibbard (Oxford University) G. K. Chesterton, Anarchism and The Man Who Was Thursday
- Stephen Knight (Cardiff University) Anarcho-Syndicalism in Welsh Industrial Fiction
- Keith Dixon (Lyon University) The Gospel According to Saint Bakhunin: Lewis Grassic Gibbon and Libertarian Communism
- Raimund Schaffner (Heidelberg University) Ralph Bates and the Representation of the Spanish Anarchists
- Kathleen Bell (De Montfort University) Red Ethel: The Influence of Emma Goldman on Ethel Mannin
- Uwe Zagratzki (Oldenburg University) The Moral Vision of Herbert Read
- Valentine Cunningham (Oxford University) Sidney Street, the Litvinoffs, Iain Sinclair and East End Imaginations
- David Goodway (Leeds University) Anarchism in the Fiction of Alex Comfort and Aldous Huxley
- H. Gustav Klaus (Rostock University) Anti-Authoritarianism in the Later Fiction of James Kelman
- Ian A. Bell (Swansea University) Anarchy is the New Rock and Roll: Irvine Welsh, Alan Warner and Recent Scottish Fiction
- Katie Gramich (Open University) Anarchism in the new wave of Welsh fiction
- Heiner Becker (Amsterdam University) The Development of Anarchist Thought in the Twentieth Century
- Christian Schmidt-Kilb (Rostock University) (Post) Modernism, or the Cultural Logic of Anarchism?
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