Table of Contents

1: William Morris and the Aesthetics of Manly Labour
2: Politics, Fellowship and Romance: Clementina Black and the Culture of Socialism in 1880s London
3: Olive Schreiner and the Dream of Labour
4: Socialism, Masculinity and the 'Faddist' Sage: Edward Carpenter and George Bernard Shaw
5: Dollie Radford and the Ethical Aesthetics of Fin-de-Siècle Poetry
6: Engendering the New Age: Isabella Ford and Alfred Orage
7: Legacies: Socialist Aesthetics and the Modernist Generation

Reviews

[an] absorbing book Joseph Bristow, Times Literary Supplement This book brings to life the growth of the socialist movement among men and women artists and writers in late nineteenth-century Britain. Spartacus Review