Victorian Britain: 1868-1901
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In London
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Aspects of the politics, culture and society of Later Victorian Britain, 1868-1901.
The course will be delivered through a mixture of formal input and discussion, with student input encouraged.
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the consequences of Britain’s maturing economy, continuing urbanization and the development of local government
the labour and women’s movements of the later 19th century.
the changing role of the state in relation to education; the nature of later 19th century arts
the changing attitudes towards and role of monarchy; the impact of empire at home.
No other costs; pen and paper for any optional note taking
Below is an optional reading list. Relevant sections of the following general histories
C Brown and W Fraser Britain Since 1707
D Cannadine Victorious century: Britain 1800-1906
J Harrison Late Victorian Britain, 1873-1901
J Harris Private Lives, Public Spirit: Britain 1870-1914
S Heffer High Minds [Britain 1840-1880]
S Heffer Age of Decadence [Britain 1880-1914]
M Pugh Britain Since 1789
D Read England, 1868-1914
W Rubinstein Britain’s century: a political and social history, 1815-1905
G Searle A New England? 1886-1918
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Course programme
Challenges to and changes in how Britain was governed, 1868-1901
Urban and rural communities
Education, science and society
Challenging the status quo (1): the changing position of women
Challenging the status quo (2) : the labour movement and the emergence of socialism
The Arts and popular culture
Monarchy and Empire, 1868-1901.
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Victorian Britain: 1868-1901
