Reforming the World: Social Activism and the Problem of Fiction in Nineteenth-Century America
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Reforming the World: Social Activism and the Problem of Fiction in Nineteenth-Century America

by Maria Carla Sanchez

Literary Criticism social history 19th Century Literature
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Reforming the World explores the relationship between social activism and fiction in nineteenth-century America. Maria Carla Sanchez examines how literature connected with efforts to reform society, offering a focused study of American literary culture, social change, and the role fiction played in imagining a transformed world.

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Reforming the World examines the relationship between social activism and fiction in nineteenth-century America.

Maria Carla Sanchez considers how literary works engaged with efforts to reform society and influence public life.

The book explores fiction as a cultural form connected to debates about social change in the United States.

It offers a focused study of American literature, activism, and the broader problem of how fiction participates in reform.

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