E.M. Forster
E.M.
Forster (1879–1970) was an English novelist known for works exploring class, connection, and repression in Edwardian society.
His major novels include *A Room with a View*, *Howards End*, and *A Passage to India*.
The phrase only connect from *Howards End* became a touchstone for his humanist themes.
His homosexuality, concealed during his lifetime, informed *Maurice*, published posthumously.
- MauriceMale given name
- Bloomsbury GroupEdwardian artistic-literary collective
- human connectionMeaningful relationship with others
- inner lifeOne's private mental world
- British colonialismUK's historical empire-building
Virginia Woolf · Cambridge · social class · personal freedom · repression · closeted · friendship · World War I aftermath · Edwardian era · English countryside · passage · Howard's End · modernist literature · book · Joseph Conrad · letter · intellectual · view
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