After Ruskin: The Social and Political Legacies of a Victorian Prophet, 1870-1920
Stuart Eagles
Abstract
Stuart Eagles
Abstract
Introduction 1. Ruskin's politics: 'No Wealth but Life' 2. 'Practical power and faith' 3. 'Among the best safeguards' 4. The Ruskin Diaspora: a History of the Ruskin Society 5. 'Taken prisoner by his mortal enemies'? 6. Ruskin's 'true disciple'? Conclusion Select Bibliography
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Introduction 1. Ruskin's politics: 'No Wealth but Life' 2. 'Practical power and faith' 3. 'Among the best safeguards' 4. The Ruskin Diaspora: a History of the Ruskin Society 5. 'Taken prisoner by his mortal enemies'? 6. Ruskin's 'true disciple'? Conclusion Select Bibliography
Key concepts: Faith, Politics, Power (physics), History, Literature, Art, Political science, Law