Intellectual Politics and Cultural Conflict in the Romantic Period: Scottish Whigs, English Radicals and the Making of the British Public SphereBringing together work from the fields of social theory, cultural studies, and intellectual history, Alex Benchimol foregrounds the origins of social criticism in the Scottish Enlightenment and the English radical movement, arguing for a new reading of cultural conflict during the Romantic period. |
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Cultural Theory and the Habermasian Public Sphere | 17 |
Cultural Leadership in North Britain and the Making of | 39 |
Formations of Popular English Cultural Politics and the Making | 65 |
Intellectual | 149 |
National Cultural History Cultural Studies and | 209 |
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