What are the authors views on the caste system and education system of India in "The Country of the No"?
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The Contribution of the Age to Prose
Much of eighteenth-century prose is taken up by topical journalistic issues-as
indeed is the prose of any other age. However, in the eighteenth century we come across,
for the first-time in the history of English literature, a really huge mass of pamphlets,
journals, booklets, and magazines. The whole activity of life of the eighteenth century is
embodied in the works of literary critics, economists, "letter-writers," essayists,
politicians, public speakers, divines, philosophers, historians, scientists, biographers, and
public projectors. Moreover, a thing of particular importance is the introduction of two
new prose genres in this century. The novel and the periodical paper are the two gifts of
the century to English literature, and some of the best prose of the age is to be found in its
novels and periodical essays. Summing up the importance of the century are these words
of a critic: "The eighteenth century by itself had created the novel and practically created
the literary history; it had put the essay into general circulation; it had hit off various
forms and abundant supply of lighter verse; it had added largely to philosophy and
literature. Above all, it had shaped the form of English prose-of-all-work, the one thing
that remained to be done at its opening. When an age has done so much, it seems
somewhat illiberal to reproach it with not doing more." Even Matthew Arnold had to call
the eighteenth century "our excellent and indispensable eighteenth century."
The essay, satire, and dialogue (in philosophy and religion) thrived in the age, and
the English novel was truly begun as a serious art form. Literacy in the early 18th century
passed into the working classes, as well as the middle and upper classes. Furthermore,
literacy was not confined to men, though rates of female literacy are very difficult to
establish. For those who were literate, circulating libraries in England began in the
Augustan period. Libraries were open to all, but they were mainly associated with female
patronage and novel reading.
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