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Routledge Who Was William Hickey? - Georgian England Biography

Name: Routledge Who Was William Hickey? - Georgian England Biography
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Explore the life and legacy of William Hickey through this academic study from Routledge. This book provides a deep analysis of an early nineteenth-century autobiography, offering readers a way to understand how memory and textual narrative shape our ideas of selfhood. By examining this specific life-writing example, the text demonstrates how personal stories reveal the individual as a purposeful social actor. This work is ideal for researchers and students interested in the connection between personal history and broader social frameworks. The narrative explores how an individual pursues specific objectives while being shaped by the cultural and social contexts of eighteenth-century London and Imperial India. It serves as a significant resource for those studying cultural history and the role of the individual within historical movements.

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Analyzes an early nineteenth-century autobiography to provide insights into life-writing and the construction of selfhood.

Examines the connection between memory and textual narrative through a detailed historical lens.

Provides context on the social and cultural environments of eighteenth-century London and Imperial India.

Reasserts the importance of the individual in history by viewing them as a purposeful social actor.

Offers valuable research material for readers interested in cultural history and personal narratives.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367331195
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Historical > Britain
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 26 September 2019
Listed Since: 03 May 2019

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