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E. M. Forster: The Novels
readers and critics to lack, for the most part at least, the formal and psychological vigour and innovative drive of properly ‘modernist’ literature. Politically speaking, too, Forster sits on the fence [...] connect’ the two worldviews gives the novel its motto. As such, Forster’s works also all reflect larger social tensions between, for instance, the city and the country, industrialised and rural landscapes, the [...] middle classes in Edwardian England, irreconcilable class differences, and the disastrous personal and social consequences of colonialism. Please note: Personal attendance during the first session is mandatory …
