Le Roman Social en Angleterre 1830-1850 (Hardcover)

The social novel emerged in England during the 19th century, as writers sought to capture the complexities of social relations in an era of rapid change. This book presents a comprehensive survey of the French-language critique of the English social novel, placing it in the context of literary theory and cultural history.

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