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    This document provides an abstract for a thesis that analyzes how William Blake's poems "Introduction to Song of Experience" and "Introduction to Song of Innocence" reflect the social conditions of 18th century England. The thesis uses sociology of literature theory to examine how the poems depict England from the perspective of the urban labor class. It finds that both poems reflect the suffering of the lower classes through symbols from adult and children's lives respectively, showing how the lower classes experienced segregation and emphasized religious belief due to impacts of the industrial revolution. The analysis reduces, displays and draws conclusions from data in the poems to understand how they reflect 18th century English social issues from the view of the working class.

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    This document provides an abstract for a thesis that analyzes how William Blake's poems "Introduction to Song of Experience" and "Introduction to Song of Innocence" reflect the social conditions of 18th century England. The thesis uses sociology of literature theory to examine how the poems depict England from the perspective of the urban labor class. It finds that both poems reflect the suffering of the lower classes through symbols from adult and children's lives respectively, showing how the lower classes experienced segregation and emphasized religious belief due to impacts of the industrial revolution. The analysis reduces, displays and draws conclusions from data in the poems to understand how they reflect 18th century English social issues from the view of the working class.

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    ABSTRACT

    Asyari, Muhamad Kholil. (09.05.1.1.1.00038). The Reflection of Englands


    Social Condition in 18
    th
    Century in William Blakes Introduction to Song
    of Experience and Introduction to Song of Innocence. Thesis. English
    Study Programe of the Faculty of Social and Cultural Sciences, University
    of Trunojoyo Madura. Advisors: (1) Dr. Suryo Tri Saksono, (II) Suci
    Suryani, S.S, M.Pd.

    Introduction to Song of Experience and Introduction to Song of
    Innocence by William Blake are the poems that contain the social and religious
    meaning. The poems describe the social condition of England in 18
    th
    Century.
    Thus this study discusses the reflection of Englands social condition in 18
    th

    century in those poems. The aims of this study are to answer: (1) How do the
    poems Introduction to Song of Experience and Introduction to Song of
    Innocence reflect the social condition of England in 18
    th
    Century?; (2) What do
    the similarities of the two poems Introduction to Song of Experience and
    Introduction to Song of Innocence reflect the social condition of England in
    18
    th
    Century?
    Sociology of literature theory that focuses on sociology of work is used to
    analyze social condition of England in 18
    th
    Century reflected in both poems. The
    lines of those poems that reflect to the social condition are as the data in this
    study. In line with the features of qualitative research, the data collection is done
    simultaneously with the data analysis. There are three related processes in the data
    analysis that is done together; reducing data, displaying data and making
    conclusion.
    In this study both poems reflect Englands social condition in 18
    th
    Century
    from Urban Labor Class point of view who is as lower class. The poem
    Introduction to Song of Experience reflects lower class with symbols that is
    from an adult life. For the poem Introduction to Song of Innocence reflects
    lower class with symbols that is from children life. Thus, the similarities of both
    poems describes that lower class get suffering from segregation. The suffering
    brings lower class to emphasize to religious belief. All of those aspects are impact
    of the industrial revolution in England at the time.

    Keyword: William Blakes Poems, Sociology of Work, Englands Social
    Condition, Urban Labor, Industrial Revolution.

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