Making History
Edward Augustus Freeman and Victorian Cultural Politics
Sorozatcím: Proceedings of the British Academy; Vol. 202;
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- Kiadó OUP Oxford
- Megjelenés dátuma 2015. október 15.
- ISBN 9780197265871
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem300 oldal
- Méret 241x179x26 mm
- Súly 700 g
- Nyelv angol
- Illusztrációk 4 halftones 0
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Rövid leírás:
Freeman was an idiosyncratic and imaginative polymath who saw past and present as interwoven and had a gift for bringing history alive. A colourful and outspoken Victorian, he provides a historical context for current debates on multi-culturalism, race, and national identity. This volume fills an important gap in the history of Victorian thought.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
'History is past politics, politics is present history.' Thus observed Edward Augustus Freeman, 19th-century historian and public intellectual. He was an idiosyncratic and imaginative thinker who saw past and present as interwoven and had a way of collapsing barriers of time - a gift for making the reader feel part of history, rather than merely its student.
Freeman's interests ranged widely beyond history, however, and this volume provides a biographical as well as intellectual survey of his activities. Thus chapters intersect with historical episodes such as Tractarianism, Liberal Anglicanism and the Gothic Revival, cutting across the divides that traditionally separate architectural, political, church and imperial history. New influences and nemeses emerge from this consideration of the 1830s to 1850s, providing context and added depth to the familiar view of the mature Freeman: to his historical writing as well as to the personal feuds (e.g. with Froude) for which he was equally known.
This book fills a gap in the intellectual history of Victorian Britain by providing the first comprehensive, scholarly account of one of its most articulate and outspoken public intellectuals. More broadly, too, Freeman provides a historical context for current debates on multi-culturalism, race and national identity.
[an] entertaining and illuminating volume of essays
Tartalomjegyzék:
I Introduction
1066 And All That: E. A. Freeman and the Importance of Being Memorable
II Faith in History
From Tractarian to Democrat: the Intellectual Formation of E. A. Freeman
'Edward Semper Augustus': Freeman on Rome, the Papacy, and the Unity of History
An Erastian Descent: History and Establishment in the Thought of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley and E.A. Freeman
III Travelling through Time
'Seeing Things With Our Own Eyes': E. A. Freeman's Historical Travels
The Consolations of Amero-Teutonism: E. A. Freeman's Tour of the United States, 1881-2
Past History and Present Politics: E. A. Freeman and the Eastern Question
IV The Fabric of History
E. A. Freeman and the Culture of Gothic Revival
Architecture as Evidence: E. A. Freeman and Harold's Church
E. A. Freeman and G. G. Scott: An Episode in the Influence of Ideas
V Race and Empire
A Liberal Descent? E.A. Freeman's Invention of Racial Traditions
Alter Orbis: E. A. Freeman on Empire and Racial Destiny
VI The Science of History
E. A. Freeman and his History of the Norman Conquest
Fanatical Hatred or Brotherly Love? Rethinking E. A. Freeman's Feud with J. A. Froude
Habits of Thought and Judgement: E. A. Freeman on Historical Methods
VII Conclusion
Historical Mindedness and the World at Large: E. A. Freeman as Public Intellectual
