KEY THEME: EMPIRE Flashcards
Suppressed presence of Empire in North and South
- Edith asleep; modelling wedding presents, clothes and spices ;economic circle; representation of Indian shawls and Indian tea
- Irish men; S
- cotland introduced through the Lennox’s; Corfu military garrison that Edith’s husband is part of.
- India, Ireland corfu Scotland outside of the novel
representation of Indian shawls and Indian tea in N&s
: ambiguities that enter the text along with these foreign objects unsettle the status quo established by the novel’s middle-class ideology and propose utopian alternatives to it through a mobile, boundary-crossing female body and a more porous domestic settin
materiality of the empire and the Victorian preoccupation with material culture….
constituting an imperial culture based on domestic interiority, visual and tactile pleasure, and political economy.
N&S intertwined to empire in what ways
Corfu,India,Scotland,Ireland ; Frederick Hale
Placing John Thornton at the Great Exhibition in the film adaptation of North and South was a stroke of genius by BBC screenwriter Sandy Welch:
In this cleverly constructed scene, we see Thornton as not merely as a Milton businessman, but as a master of a global industry—a man of great power in the ever-accelerating world of manufacturing.