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The British Barbarians: A Satirical Exploration of British Society in the Late 19th Century

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In "The British Barbarians," Grant Allen presents a provocative exploration of the collision between civilization and primitivism in Victorian society. Set in the late 19th century, the narrative follows a scientific expedition to an isolated island inhabited by a primitive tribe. Through a richly detailed, satirical lens, Allen deconstructs notions of British superiority while engaging with themes of evolution, savagery, and morality. His literary style is characterized by sharp wit and vivid descriptions, which serve to illuminate the stark contrasts between the so-called 'civilized' British and their 'barbaric' counterparts, ultimately questioning the ethical implications behind imperialism and cultural superiority. Grant Allen, a notable Canadian novelist and popular science writer, was well-versed in evolutionary theory and the intellectual currents of his time. His background in biology and his interest in sociocultural issues likely influenced his desire to critique Victorian social norms through this narrative. Allen was not just a novelist but a thinker, commenting on the world around him and stimulating discussions on evolution and human behavior. "The British Barbarians" is a must-read for those interested in postcolonial literature, historical context, and satirical commentary. Allen's incisive examination of societal norms and human nature invites readers to reflect on their beliefs about civilization and progress. Ideal for literary scholars and general readers alike, this work resonates with contemporary debates on culture and identity.

© 2019 Good Press (E-bog): 4057664607843

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E-bog: 27. november 2019

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