Culture and Anarchy (Oxford World's Classics)
Matthew Arnold’s Culture and Anarchy explores the role of culture in shaping individuals and society. Combining literary criticism, social observation, and philosophical reflection, this influential Victorian work considers education, public life, and the tensions underlying modern society in a lasting contribution to cultural thought.
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Culture and Anarchy is a major work of Victorian social and literary criticism by Matthew Arnold.
Arnold examines the meaning and value of culture in relation to society, education, public life, and human development.
The book reflects on disorder, conformity, and competing social attitudes through Arnold’s distinctive critical perspective.
This Oxford World’s Classics edition presents an enduring text for readers interested in literature, intellectual history, and cultural criticism.
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