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The Bread-winners: A Social Study
John Hay
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Belletristik / Essays, Feuilleton, Literaturkritik, Interviews
Beschreibung
John Hay's 'The Bread-winners: A Social Study' delves deep into the social and economic injustices faced by working-class individuals during the late 19th century. Through a careful examination of the lives of several families struggling to make ends meet, Hay masterfully captures the harsh realities of class division and the challenges of achieving upward mobility in a rapidly industrializing society. The novel's realistic portrayal of poverty and exploitation is reminiscent of naturalist literature, highlighting the bleak conditions faced by many at the time. John Hay, a prominent American diplomat and author, drew inspiration for 'The Bread-winners' from his own observations of society and his commitment to social reform. His background as a statesman likely shaped his perspective on issues of class and labor, contributing to the depth and authenticity of the novel's social commentary. I highly recommend 'The Bread-winners: A Social Study' to readers interested in exploring the impact of industrialization on working-class communities and the enduring struggle for social justice. Hay's insightful narrative provides valuable insights into the complexities of class relations and the human cost of economic inequality.
Kundenbewertungen
Realism, Social Study, Gilded Age, American Society, John Hay, Industrial Conflict, Sociopolitical Critique, Naturalism, Class Disparity, Societal Strata