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T1 Sybil, o los dos Disraelis
A1 Cruz Hernández, Juan José
AB This article intends to examine the novel written by Disraeli in 1944-5,from the point of view of a fable that covers up the political intention of thewriter as a member of the opposition to the policies of Robert Peel'scabinet. The specific role that each social class is to take up in the newsociety that Disraeli proposes with the support of his reactionary followersin perfectly reflected in this work. Also a comparison is established betweenSybil and The Condition of the Working Class in England, among othersocialist writings. Both Disraeli and Engels visited the industrializing areasof the North in 1944. Whereas Engels wrote his conclusions in the essayaforementioned, Disraeli chose to fictionalize his. Little wonder theirreflections are dramatically opposed; this notwithstanding, both authorsbecome comrades in their anger towards the ills of economic liberalism.
SN e-2530-8335
YR 1990
FD 1990
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RD 03-may-2024