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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Left Book Club"”.

  1. The Left Book Club: The Development of an Expressive Political Movement

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  2. Balancing politics and publishing: Victor Gollancz and the publishing revolution of the 1930s

    … becoming too closely aligned to the CPGB, the Left Book Club and Gollancz’s own publishing firm made radical changes that not only revolutionised publishing in the Thirties, but also directly influenced the policies of the incoming Labour government of 1945. This is significant because it runs …

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  3. British socialist theatre 1930-1979 : class, politics and dramatic form

    … and its successors the Unity Theatres and the Left Book Club Theatre Guild in the 1930s. It then examines how this was continued during the Second World War; and how it was affected by the political and other circumstances of the immediate post-war years. Finally it deals with the revival of …

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  4. 'I wasn't educated, I was very lucky': Sylvia Townsend Warner and Education

    The fictional works of Sylvia Townsend Warner (1893-1978) are primarily situated within a tradition of Marxist and feminist politics, or lesbian modernism. This thesis proposes that several of her works written and published mostly in the interwar years can be read through an alternative lens of …

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