This book investigates the social, economic, and moral conditions of the people in the late-19th century. David Cunningham provides detailed insights into the problems faced by the population and offers suggestions for improvement. This is an important work for anyone interested in social justice issues.
Or, inquiries into the material and moral postition of the populations of Europe and America, with particular reference to those of Great Britain and Ireland
Focusing on the material and moral conditions of populations in Europe and America, this work offers a detailed examination, particularly of Great Britain and Ireland. The book delves into social well-being, addressing both economic and ethical dimensions of life during the late 19th century. As a high-quality reprint of the original 1878 edition, it provides valuable insights into historical social issues and the living standards of the time, making it a significant resource for understanding the era's societal challenges.
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In the prosperous citadel of Heliopolis, structured into five layers, citizens understand their roles. However, they all share a mystery about what lies beneath the dense clouds. Fourteen-year-old Marcus is on the brink of discovering the truth...
Despite the recent upsurge of interest in Theodor Adorno's work, his literary writings are generally under-represented. However, literature is a central element in his aesthetic theory. Bringing together original essays from a distinguished international group of contributors, this book offers a wide ranging account of the literary components of Adorno's thinking.It is divided into three sections, dealing with the concept of literature, with poetry, and with modernity and the novel respectively. At the same time, the book provides a clear sense of the unique qualities of Adorno's philosophy of literature by critically relating his work to a number of other influential theorists and theories including contemporary postmodernist theory and cultural studies.