Yeast

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"Yeast" is an 1848 social-problem novel by Charles Kingsley that critiques Victorian England’s class inequalities, religious hypocrisy, and rural poverty.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
social-problem novel
addressesIssue education of the poor
labor conditions
land ownership
religious doubt
author Charles Kingsley NERFINISHED
centralTheme agrarian and rural conditions
class conflict
religion and morality
social justice
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
critiques class inequalities in Victorian England
religious hypocrisy in Victorian England
rural poverty in Victorian England
depicts English rural life
clergy in Victorian England
landed gentry
tenant farmers
firstPublisher Fraser's Magazine NERFINISHED
genre political novel
religious novel
social-problem fiction
hasHistoricalContext early Victorian social unrest
industrial and agrarian change in 19th-century Britain
hasLiteraryMovement Christian socialism NERFINISHED
social reform literature
hasNarrativeMode prose
hasPoliticalOrientation reformist
hasReligiousOrientation Anglican
hasStructure serialized narrative
hasTargetOfCriticism economic exploitation of rural workers
established Church of England practices
landed aristocracy
hasTheme conditions of agricultural laborers
conflict between faith and doubt
moral responsibility of the upper classes
role of the Church in society
influencedBy Christian socialist ideas
Victorian social reform debates
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
originalLanguage English
publicationFormat serial publication
publicationYear 1848
setInPeriod Victorian era NERFINISHED
timePeriodDepicted 19th-century England

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