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Rural. The Lives of the Working Class Countryside wer. angielska
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Rebecca Smith's book, a contender for the Wainwright Prize and the winner of The Lakeland Book of the Year 2024, delves into the intricate relationship between people and the rural landscapes they inhabit. Highlighted by the Sunday Times as "eye-opening and persuasive," and praised by Kit de Waal as "brilliant," this work explores the profound connections between individuals and their countryside surroundings. Smith poignantly captures the challenges faced by those who work in rural environments, illustrating how these efforts often come with limited control over the lands they toil on. Through the narratives of foresters, millworkers, miners, builders, farmers, and pub owners, she crafts a vivid depiction of working-class lives frequently overshadowed by the encroachment of tourism. This book speaks to those who cherish the countryside and yearn for a deeper understanding of its people and stories.
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Rebecca Smith's book, a contender for the Wainwright Prize and the winner of The Lakeland Book of the Year 2024, delves into the intricate relationship between people and the rural landscapes they inhabit. Highlighted by the Sunday Times as "eye-opening and persuasive," and praised by Kit de Waal as "brilliant," this work explores the profound connections between individuals and their countryside surroundings. Smith poignantly captures the challenges faced by those who work in rural environments, illustrating how these efforts often come with limited control over the lands they toil on. Through the narratives of foresters, millworkers, miners, builders, farmers, and pub owners, she crafts a vivid depiction of working-class lives frequently overshadowed by the encroachment of tourism. This book speaks to those who cherish the countryside and yearn for a deeper understanding of its people and stories.
