Modern English literature

Salama Moussa reviews in this book modern English literature and its criticism, which has spanned historically from the Victorian era, which is characterized by stagnation - in the opinion of the writer - until the modern era, which in his opinion constitutes a renewal and revolution on the Victorian traditions, thanks to the dialectical nature that English literature has established with his reality so that the texts of writers clashed The British with their social reality is more than its clash of its counterparts from other texts, and the reason for such dialectical nature is due to the prevailing Pleality vision in English philosophical schools that accompanied the manifestations of the industrial revolution and the prosperity of the British economy in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, which reflected its influence on me Literary and critical schools at the time. Salama Moussa explains in the book the stages of the development of English literature in detail, and it is considered that literature is only the product of the economic and social environment. Renewed like Bernard Shaw, Doss Hicks, TS Elliott and Dickens