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This annotated critical edition is the first attempt to make Morris's 42,000-word verse sequence accessible to a modern audience.
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This annotated critical edition is the first attempt to make Morris''s 42,000-word verse sequence accessible to a modern audience. - E-bokPDF, Engelska, 2014
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This annotated critical edition is the first attempt to make Morris''s 42,000-word verse sequence accessible to a modern audience. - Häftad, Engelska, 2025
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William Morris's socialist essays remain uncannily relevant for our time, as he addresses issues of inequality, precarity, and the need for pleasure and creative fulfilment in work and life. This scholarly edition traces Morris's opinions from his early insistence that all must have access to art in its broadest sense, through his years as a leader and theorist of the nascent British socialist movement. Finally, as Morris became the elder statesman of the socialist/labour cause, these writings demonstrate his efforts to reconcile competing factions in the service of common aims. - Inbunden, Engelska, 2023
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Presents the first extended collection of new William Morris essays in several decadeThe first collection of new Morris essays in several decades, gathered from manuscripts, newspapers and long out-of-print contemporary sourcesFollows Morris's development from a youthful art reformer and anti-imperialist through his years as a skilled political theorist and widely influential pan-socialist presenceAdds to our understanding of Morris's views on competition, war, violence, social justice and the need to protect our natural environmentWilliam Morris's socialist essays remain uncannily relevant for our time, as he addresses issues of inequality, precarity, and the need for pleasure and creative fulfilment in work and life. This scholarly edition traces Morris's opinions from his early insistence that all must have access to art in its broadest sense, through his years as a leader and theorist of the nascent British socialist movement. Finally, as Morris became the elder statesman of the socialist/labour cause, these writings demonstrate his efforts to reconcile competing factions in the service of common aims.
