W. H. Mallock (1849–1923)
Auteur de A changed man : The waiting supper and other tales : concluding with The romantic adventures of a milk maid
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Œuvres de W. H. Mallock
A changed man : The waiting supper and other tales : concluding with The romantic adventures of a milk maid (1913) — Directeur de publication — 29 exemplaires
Aristocracy & Evolution, A study of the rights, the origin, and the social functions of the wealthier classes (2017) 6 exemplaires
Lucretius on life and death, in the metre of Omar Khayy©Łm. To which are appended parallel passages from the original — Traducteur — 4 exemplaires
Tristram Lacy; or. The individualist. by W.H. Mallock . 3 exemplaires
The Veil of the Temple: or From Dark to Twilight 3 exemplaires
Labour and the popular welfare 2 exemplaires
An immortal soul. a novel. by W.H. Mallock . 2 exemplaires
Property and progress 2 exemplaires
Memoirs of life and literature 2 exemplaires
Social reform as related to realities and delusions; an examination of the increase and distribution of wealth from… 1 exemplaire
Property and progress 1 exemplaire
Lucretius On Life and Death (Little Blue Book #581) 1 exemplaire
The old order changes, by W. H. Mallock 1 exemplaire
Doctrine and doctrinal disruption: being an examination of the intellectual position of the Church of England (1900) 1 exemplaire
The Reconstruction of Religious Belief 1 exemplaire
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- Nom légal
- Mallock, William Hurrell
- Date de naissance
- 1849-02-07
- Date de décès
- 1923-04-02
- Sexe
- male
- Nationalité
- England
- Lieu de naissance
- Cheriton Bishop, Devon, England, UK
- Lieu du décès
- Wincanton, Somerset, England, UK
- Études
- Balliol College, Oxford, England (BA)
- Professions
- novelist
sociologist
economist
poet
essayist
theologian (tout afficher 9)
philosopher
translator
editor - Relations
- Froude, Richard Hurrell (uncle)
Froude, James Anthony (uncle)
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- Œuvres
- 30
- Aussi par
- 2
- Membres
- 153
- Popularité
- #136,480
- Évaluation
- 4.3
- Critiques
- 3
- ISBN
- 37
- Langues
- 1
Thus it's a book not likely to interest the average reader of the 2010s, but if you know your Victorian intellectuals (and I do), there's some fun stuff: Stockton (the Tyndall stand-in) telling people you need to know atomic theory to really appreciate the Alps, Storks (the Huxley stand-in) eyeing everyone like they're a butterfly he's going to pin, Herbert (the Ruskin stand-in) declaring that all scientists should bury themselves. It's a fun enough glimpse at a moment in time, and how science-- especially science's claim to moral authority-- was understood by at least one writer.… (plus d'informations)