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978-1-349-35160-2Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013

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2634-6494 tensive network of journalists, men of letters and political theorists, showing how their shared political and literary vocabularies offer new readings of liberalism‘s relation to an emerging modernist culture.978-1-349-35160-2978-0-230-39147-5Series ISSN 2634-6494 Series E-ISSN 2634-6508

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Introduction, in terms of the ‘new liberalism’, which has been the subject of a significant body of scholarship over the past 30 or so years. This scholarship, located primarily within political theory or intellectual history, has typically focused on the new liberalism either as a body of specific political mea

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,The ‘Self-Conscious Evolution of Humanity’,industrial cities became the focus of detailed investigation, much of which was statistical, and the problem of poverty came to be seen as the fundamental problem of modern society: ‘the social problem’, as it was called. These were the decades of Charles Booth’s . (1889), George Sims’s . (1889), Wi

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,Advanced Liberalism and the Cultural Value of ‘Life’,list tendencies, Victorian liberalism was fundamentally concerned with arguments about the ways in which worth could be ascribed to an object or an action. Arguments for the value of literature (and culture more generally) were a key part of this problematic, revealing perhaps most obviously the int

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Writing the East End,rs’, ‘the suburbans’, ‘the multitude’ (the working classes) and ‘the prisoners’ (the extreme poor, the slum dwellers) are, at first glance, redolent of Matthew Arnold’s categories of ‘barbarians’ (the aristocracy), ‘philistines’ (the middle classes) and ‘populace’ (the ‘vast residuum’) in . (1869).