Working-Classes in Victorian Fiction

Preface; Acknowledgements; 1 The two traditions, 1820-80 2 New lines and continuing traditions 3 George Gissing 4 Walter Besant and the 'discovery' of the East End 5 French naturalism and English working-class fiction 6 Rudyard Kipling and cockney archetypes 7 Arthur Morrison and the tone of violence 8 The Cockney School 9 Industrialism, urbanism and class conflict 10 The phonetic representation of Cockney; Notes; Bibliography; Index

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• História social e cultural
• Estudos literários: c 1800 a c 1900
• História inglesa e irlandesa
• Estudos literários: ficção, romancistas e escritores de prosa
• Teoria social
• Classes sociais

Working Man;Victorian;Young Men;Working Class;Working Class Life;Literature;Badalia Herodsfoot;Criticism;Working Class Romance;Sociology;Slum Novelists;Working Class Novels;Clem Peckover;Pett Ridge;English Working Class Fiction;RUDYARD KIPLING;Working Class Characters;Working Class Fiction;East End;Morrison's Work;COCKNEY SCHOOL;Superb;Face To Face;PHONETIC REPRESENTATION;Germinie Lacerteux;Esther Waters;GEORGE GISSING;Princess Casamassima;Chartist Fiction;Richard Mutimer