Beatrice Webb: Portrait of a Reformist
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Beatrice Webb: Portrait of a Reformist
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Beatrice Webb, a pioneering social reformer and co-founder of the London School of Economics and Political Science, left behind a rich intellectual legacy. This insightful study examines her autobiography, My Apprenticeship, not just as a historical account but as a work of literary significance. By tracing Webb’s journey of self-discovery, her critique of class structures, and her evolving engagement with the working class, the book underscores the depth of her narrative. Placing her work alongside other literary and intellectual figures of her time, this research highlights the broader cultural and autobiographical relevance of My Apprenticeship, offering a fresh perspective on its place in Victorian literature.
About the Author:
Dr T Sumathy (aka) Thamizhachi Thangapandian, is a dynamic politician whose career is as diverse as it is inspiring. As a Member of Parliament for South Chennai (Tamil Nadu), she combines her political vision with a literary flair that has earned her recognition far beyond her role as a parliamentarian. With 27 books to her credit, her work on feminism, environmentalism, Tamil theatre, and indigenous Tamil cultural preservation has earned global acclaim, exemplifying her commitment to progressive social change.
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