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Charlotte Riddell's City Novels and Victorian Business: Narrating Capitalism



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ISBN-13:
9781317168126

Publisher:

Taylor Francis

Date of publication:
03/22/2016

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Format:
PDF

Pages:
276

File size:
2 MB


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Despite the popularity it enjoyed during her lifetime, Charlotte Riddell (1832-1906) has received little attention from scientists. Silvana Colella makes a strong case for the relevance of Riddell novels as descriptive experiments that shed new light on the troubled experience of Victorian capitalism. Based on her impressive knowledge of commerce and the finance, Riddell issued several novels, which tell about the fate of people - producers, accountants, entrepreneurs, urban men and their girlfriends - who are pursuing a liberal dream of self-determination in the volatile world of business in London, Colella disposes novels, such as too much alone, George Geith, race to wealth, Austin Friars and the senior partner in a broad cultural context, considering the business directories, business biography, and essay to highlight the Victorian ideal business structure and changing cultural status of the city of London. The combination of historicism and formalistic reading, Colella graphics progression shaped Riddell's commitment to the business world by focusing on gender awareness author promises and disappointments associated with changes in the dynamics of capitalist modernization. Her book enriches our understanding of the business culture of the Victorian literary history of capitalism, as well as floor crossing, genre and the economy.


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