Deborah Mutch
Ashgate
Hardback
480
2005
Deborah Mutch's thoroughly researched and ambitious reference source is the first to draw on all creative material and journalism directly addressing the theory of socialist politics from 1880 to 1900. The importance of the periodical in promoting and influencing the movement was understood by socialist propagandists and the significance of the press is evidenced in the prevalence of socialist journals each linked to a particular socialist group or individual.Arranged by genre the chapters list the fiction poetry political articles and other politically relevant writings in the selected English socialist publications. The periodicals range from long-running and well-known journals such as the Social Democratic Federation's Justice and Robert Blatchford's Clarion to shorter-lived papers like Ben Tillett's Labour Union Journal and Henry Hyde Champion's Fiery Cross. Mutch's reference source will be an invaluable resource for scholars in the disciplines of literature history political science and cultural and media studies.
Ashgate
Hardback
480
2005
Deborah Mutch's thoroughly researched and ambitious reference source is the first to draw on all creative material and journalism directly addressing the theory of socialist politics from 1880 to 1900. The importance of the periodical in promoting and influencing the movement was understood by socialist propagandists and the significance of the press is evidenced in the prevalence of socialist journals each linked to a particular socialist group or individual.Arranged by genre the chapters list the fiction poetry political articles and other politically relevant writings in the selected English socialist publications. The periodicals range from long-running and well-known journals such as the Social Democratic Federation's Justice and Robert Blatchford's Clarion to shorter-lived papers like Ben Tillett's Labour Union Journal and Henry Hyde Champion's Fiery Cross. Mutch's reference source will be an invaluable resource for scholars in the disciplines of literature history political science and cultural and media studies.