William Morris and the idea of community

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This study focuses on the great polymath William Morris and his contemporaries. It looks at the ways in which these Victorians and Edwardians talked about 'community' and 'modernity', and the uses they had for these notions. It also examines how different discourses contributed to their formation.

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