Titlebook: Idleness, Indolence and Leisure in English Literature; Monika Fludernik (Professor),Miriam Nandi (Assista Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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Idleness, Class and Gender in the Long Eighteenth Century, was industrious. However, this claim was undermined and complicated by many factors, such as the place of leisure as a marker of class status. Thus, idleness was a subject of intense anxiety for the eighteenth-century British; and a preoccupation with idleness reveals itself in a wide range of eigh

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Versions of Working-Class Idleness: Non-Productivity and the Critique of Victorian Workaholism,tracted some measure of attention because it featured a preface by Overs’ mentor, Charles Dickens.. The text that opened the book was a short historical romance written in prose. The poetry section began with a piece entitled ‘The Dodder Weed’:

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Against Busyness: Idling in Victorian and Contemporary Travel Writing,ition sports the image of a traveller in relaxed mode — laid back and dozing while facing an idyllic bay which he or she seems to have reached on foot since there is no car or other means of transportation in sight. Kieran has promoted slow travel, which to him is far more than an issue of speed, in

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