William Morris: Art, work, and leisure

Journal of the History of Ideas

Volumn 61, Issue 3, 2000, Pages 493-512

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References (101)

1. E. P. Thompson, William Morris: Romantic to Revolutionary (New York, 1976), 682.
2. See G. D. H. Cole, A History of Socialist Thought (5 vols.; London, 1974), II, 414-24; Fiona McCarthy, William Morris: A Life For Our Time (London, 1994), 584-88; Paul Meier, William Morris: The Marxist Dreamer, tr. Frank Gubb (2 vols.; Sussex, 1978), I, 288-394; A. L. Morton, The English Utopia (London, 1978), 202-24; Thompson, Romantic to Revolutionary, 682-98.
3. See G. D. H. Cole, A History of Socialist Thought (5 vols.; London, 1974), II, 414-24; Fiona McCarthy, William Morris: A Life For Our Time (London, 1994), 584-88; Paul Meier, William Morris: The Marxist Dreamer, tr. Frank Gubb (2 vols.; Sussex, 1978), I, 288-394; A. L. Morton, The English Utopia (London, 1978), 202-24; Thompson, Romantic to Revolutionary, 682-98.
4. See G. D. H. Cole, A History of Socialist Thought (5 vols.; London, 1974), II, 414-24; Fiona McCarthy, William Morris: A Life For Our Time (London, 1994), 584-88; Paul Meier, William Morris: The Marxist Dreamer, tr. Frank Gubb (2 vols.; Sussex, 1978), I, 288-394; A. L. Morton, The English Utopia (London, 1978), 202-24; Thompson, Romantic to Revolutionary, 682-98.
5. See G. D. H. Cole, A History of Socialist Thought (5 vols.; London, 1974), II, 414-24; Fiona McCarthy, William Morris: A Life For Our Time (London, 1994), 584-88; Paul Meier, William Morris: The Marxist Dreamer, tr. Frank Gubb (2 vols.; Sussex, 1978), I, 288-394; A. L. Morton, The English Utopia (London, 1978), 202-24; Thompson, Romantic to Revolutionary, 682-98.
6. See G. D. H. Cole, A History of Socialist Thought (5 vols.; London, 1974), II, 414-24; Fiona McCarthy, William Morris: A Life For Our Time (London, 1994), 584-88; Paul Meier, William Morris: The Marxist Dreamer, tr. Frank Gubb (2 vols.; Sussex, 1978), I, 288-394; A. L. Morton, The English Utopia (London, 1978), 202-24; Thompson, Romantic to Revolutionary, 682-98.
7. John Drinkwater, William Morris A Critical Study (London, 1912), 198-99; and Paul Bloomfield, William Morris (London, 1934).
8. John Drinkwater, William Morris A Critical Study (London, 1912), 198-99; and Paul Bloomfield, William Morris (London, 1934).
9. McCarthy, Life For Our Time, 356-57.
10. See especially Morton, English Utopia, 217-19.
11. See, for example, Raymond Williams, Culture and Society 1780-1950 (Middlesex, 1971), 159.
12. See, for example, Derek Wall, Green History (London, 1994), 10.
13. Jack Lindsay, William Morris: His Life and Work (London, 1975), 348; A. L. Morton, "Morris, Marx and Engels," History of the Imagination Selected Writings of A. L. Morton, ed. Margot Heinemann and Willie Thompson (London, 1990), 300-303; Thompson, William Morris, 690.
14. Jack Lindsay, William Morris: His Life and Work (London, 1975), 348; A. L. Morton, "Morris, Marx and Engels," History of the Imagination Selected Writings of A. L. Morton, ed. Margot Heinemann and Willie Thompson (London, 1990), 300-303; Thompson, William Morris, 690.
15. Jack Lindsay, William Morris: His Life and Work (London, 1975), 348; A. L. Morton, "Morris, Marx and Engels," History of the Imagination Selected Writings of A. L. Morton, ed. Margot Heinemann and Willie Thompson (London, 1990), 300-303; Thompson, William Morris, 690.
16. Meier, Marxist Dreamer, 357.
17. J. W. Mackail, The Life of William Morris (2 vols.; London, 1912), I, 148-49; McCarthy, Life For Our Time, 166.
18. J. W. Mackail, The Life of William Morris (2 vols.; London, 1912), I, 148-49; McCarthy, Life For Our Time, 166.
19. "The Prospects of Architecture," Collected Works of William Morris (24 vols.; London, 1992), XXII, 142.
20. "Making the Best of It," 82.
21. "Prospects of Architecture," 142.
22. Ibid.
23. Ibid.
24. "The Art and the People," Collected Works of William Morris, XXII, 42-43.
25. Ibid., 45.
26. Ibid., 33.
27. "Useful Work versus Useless Toil," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 98.
28. Ibid., 107.
29. Ibid., 99.
30. "Prospects of Architecture," 141.
31. "Making The Best of It," 115.
32. "The Beauty of Life," Collected Works of William Morris, XXII, 66.
33. "Prospects of Architecture," 150.
34. "Making the Best of It," 82.
35. Ibid., 115.
36. "Monopoly: or, How Labour is Robbed," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 248.
37. "Useful Work," 99.
38. Karl Marx, Capital: A Critique of Political Economy, I, tr. Sam Moore and Edward Aveling, Collected Works, ed. Frederick Engels (50 vols.; London, 1995), XXXV, 341.
39. Karl Marx, Capital: A Critique of Political Economy, I, tr. Sam Moore and Edward Aveling, Collected Works, ed. Frederick Engels (50 vols.; London, 1995), XXXV, 341.
40. William Morris and E. Belfort Bax, Socialism From the Root Up, William Morris Political Writings: Contributions to "Justice" and "Commonweal" 1883-1890, ed. Nicholas Salmon (Bristol, 1994), 593-94.
41. "Useful Work," 112.
42. "The Hopes of Civilization," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 75.
43. Ibid., 79.
44. "Dawn of a New Epoch," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 124.
45. Morris and Bax, Socialism From the Root Up, 622.
46. Ibid., 604.
47. "Useful Work," 111.
48. Ibid., 116.
49. Stephan Collini (ed), J. S. Mill "On Liberty," with "The Subjection of Women" and "Chapters on Socialism" (Cambridge, 1989), xxiv.
50. Morris and Bax, Socialism From the Root Up, 567.
51. "Hopes of Civilization," 74.
52. News From Nowhere, Collected Works of William Morris, XVI, 91.
53. "Hopes of Civilization," 73.
54. "Art of the People," 42-43.
55. "The Lesser Arts," Collected Works of William Morris, XXII, 23.
56. "Prospects of Architecture," 145.
57. Ibid., 143.
58. "Art and the Beauty of the Earth," Collected Works of William Morris, XXII, 166.
59. "Prospects of Architecture," 149.
60. "Making the Best of It," 115-16
61. Morris to Emma Lazarus, The Collected Letters of William Morris, ed. Norman Kelvin (4 vols.; Princeton, 1987), II, 276-77.
62. James Leatham, William Morris: Master of Many Crafts (London, 1994), 74.
63. "Attractive Labour," Political Writings, 94.
64. Morris and Bax, Socialism From the Root Up, 567.
65. "Attractive Labour," 94.
66. Ibid., 96.
67. "Work in a Factory As It Might Be," William Morris: Artist Writer Socialist, ed. May Morris (2 vols.; New York, 1966), 11, 137.
68. "The Reward of 'Genius,'" Political Writings, 196.
69. News From Nowhere, 173.
70. Useful Work," 112.
71. "Attractive Labour," 94-95.
72. "Art and Socialism," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 195.
73. Ibid.
74. "Notes on Passing Events," William Morris Journalism: Contributions to "Commonweal" 1885-1890, ed. Nicholas Salmon (Bristol, 1996), 136.
75. "How We Live and How We Might Live," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 21.
76. "Useful Work," 116.
77. "The Aims of Art," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 93.
78. Ibid.
79. "How We Live," 19.
80. "The Society of the Future," Artist, Writer, Socialist, 461.
81. Morris and Bax, Socialism From the Root Up, 614.
82. Ibid.
83. "Useful Work," 117.
84. See K. Kumar, "News From Nowhere: The Renewal of Utopia," History of Political Thought, 14 (1994), 133-43.
85. "The Society of the Future," 461.
86. "Useful Work," 116.
87. Morris and Bax, Socialism From the Root Up, 614.
88. 4), 95-96; also David McLellan, "Marx and the Whole Man"; Tom Bottomore, "Socialism and the Division of Labour," The Concept of Socialism, ed. Bhikhu Parekh (London, 1975), 62-71; 154-66.
89. 4), 95-96; also David McLellan, "Marx and the Whole Man"; Tom Bottomore, "Socialism and the Division of Labour," The Concept of Socialism, ed. Bhikhu Parekh (London, 1975), 62-71; 154-66.
90. 4), 95-96; also David McLellan, "Marx and the Whole Man"; Tom Bottomore, "Socialism and the Division of Labour," The Concept of Socialism, ed. Bhikhu Parekh (London, 1975), 62-71; 154-66.
91. Meier, Marxist Dreamer, I, 183
92. Marx, Capital, 489.
93. Ibid., 490-91.
94. See Gregory Claeys, Citizens and Saints: Politics and Anti-Politics in Early British Socialism (Cambridge, 1989), 49-58.
95. "Art Under Plutocracy," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 176.
96. "Hopes of Civilization," 77-78.
97. "Aims of Art," 91.
98. Morris and Bax, Socialism From the Root Up, 616.
99. See also his "Artist and Artisan as an Artist Sees It," Political Writings, 276-79.
100. "The Socialist Ideal," Collected Works of William Morris, XXIII, 260.
101. News From Nowhere, 60.