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035 Romanticism

by Sep 17, 2018

  • When we talk about the living conditions in workers slums that developed during the industrial revolution, do we consider what life was like for those people before they moved to the cities for these jobs?
  • Why did they move to the cities? In what ways are our conceptions of history romanticized to the point of being unrealistic?

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