Summary
Holbrook Jackson’s study presents the 1890s as a distinctive British cultural epoch, focusing on tendencies in art and ideas rather than a strict chronology. It links literary, artistic, and social movements in England with wider European influences, and treats the decade as one of experiment, conflict, and changing attitudes toward life, religion, and art. The revised edition notes that it largely follows the 1913 text, with added notes, clarifications, and a new illustration.
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