Matthew Arnold and American Culture

Matthew Arnold and American CultureMatthew Arnold and American Culture examines the profound impact of Arnold's writingsspanning literary, social, religious, and cultural topicson American intellectual life from the late 19th to the mid 20th century. Arnold's influence is unmatched among foreign critics in the United States, shaping discourse in a way few domestic figures have. His critique of English culture, his promotion of culture as an antidote to social unrest, and his insistence

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