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Socialist London intellectual debates
326 pages of class dynamics
Explores political idealism complexities
Casual fiction paperback format
Examines societal transformation tensions
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Philistia is a novel that delves into the complexities of social class, political idealism, and the dynamics of societal roles, set against the backdrop of London s Socialist circles. The narrative introduces a diverse group of intellectuals and activists who gather to discuss issues of reform and class struggle. Central to the story is a passionate Socialist leader who attracts a mix of followers, each with differing views on the direction of social change. The novel explores the tensions between political ideologies and personal beliefs as characters grapple with their roles in a society undergoing transformation. As the characters engage in heated discussions, the contrasts between the intellectual and working classes come to the forefront, revealing the nuances of each individuals motivations. The story also examines the personal dynamics that emerge from these debates, particularly as the characters differing backgrounds shape their perspectives on social issues. Through its portrayal of debates over idealism and reform, the novel enhances the readers understanding of the challenges and contradictions inherent in efforts to create societal change, providing a critical reflection on the complexities of class and political engagement.

SKU: M9789369079780
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Binding: Paperback;326 pages; Publisher: Double9 Books LLP; Classification: ; Weight: 541 g; Dimensions: 216 x 140 x 24

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