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The rise of English nationalism

Gerald Newman

1987 · EN

The Rise of English Nationalism is a reinterpretation of English history, culture, and literature. It presents the first detailed study of English nationalism, treating this as the rising dominant force of English cultural and political history during the eventful age of King George III. Lucidly and often amusingly written, it challenges yet incorporates many existing theories on the causes of contemporary political, economic, intellectual and social change. The result is a fascinating new synthesis, vigorously argued and packed with thought-provoking insights into - among other things - contemporary language, cultural politics, English political radicalism, Evangelical religion, Romantic literature, the psychological wellsprings of the Industrial Revolution, and the moral "making of Victorianism."

Editions · 5

Paperback
1987 · Weidenfield and Nicolson
294 pp · EN
9780297791454
Paperback
1987 · St. Martin's Press
EN
9780312682477
Paperback
1987 · St. Martin's Press
294 pp · EN
9780312682477
Paperback
1997 · Palgrave Macmillan
294 pp · EN
9780312176990
Paperback
1998 · Palgrave Macmillan
320 pp · EN
9780333731222

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