Includes bibliographical references (p. 378-392) and index.
Contents:
Blake, social narrative, and revolution -- Interpretation and ideology: the myth of Blake's "Orc cycle" -- Orc and the terror, 1793-1795 -- Rethinking social agency in The four zoas -- Cities are men: Blake's late religious and social symbolism -- The furnaces of affliction: historicizing Milton and Jerusalem -- Conclusion: Blake and Marx.
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