Filth : dirt, disgust, and modern life

William A. Cohen

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Literature and Culture Studies Literature: history, themes, analysis Decadence, Literature, and Society

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Focusing on 'filth' in literary & cultural materials from London, Paris & their colonial outposts in the 19th & early 20th centuries, the essays in this volume range over topics from the building of sewers to the fictional representation of labouring women as polluting.

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