Strangers and Brothers

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Strangers and Brothers is a sequence of novels by C. P. Snow that explores British professional, academic, and political life in the mid-20th century through the career of lawyer and civil servant Lewis Eliot.

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Strangers and Brothers canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
novel series
author C. P. Snow
linked to: Charles Percy Snow
characterOccupation civil servant
lawyer
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator C. P. Snow
exploresInstitution British Civil Service
linked to: UK civil service

British government
linked to: UK government

British universities
followsCareerOf Lewis Eliot
genre campus novel
fiction
political fiction
hasPart George Passant
Homecomings
Last Things
The Conscience of the Rich
The Light and the Dark
The Masters
The New Men
The Sleep of Reason
Time of Hope
literaryMovement 20th-century British literature
mainCharacter Lewis Eliot
narrativeForm first-person narrative
narrator Lewis Eliot
notableWorkOf C. P. Snow
linked to: Charles Percy Snow
originalLanguage English
protagonist Lewis Eliot
publicationPeriodEnd 1970s
publicationPeriodStart 1940s
relatedConcept The Two Cultures debate
linked to: The Two Cultures
settingLocation Cambridge University
United Kingdom
settingPeriod mid-20th century
theme British academic life
British political life
British professional life
bureaucracy
ethics in public life
power and responsibility
scientific policy
social class in Britain

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C. P. Snow notableWork Strangers and Brothers
The New Men partOfSeries Strangers and Brothers
Corridors of Power literarySeries Strangers and Brothers