Incognito Social Investigation in British Literature

Exploring the genre of incognito social investigation, this critical history delves into texts where authors disguise themselves as impoverished individuals to document their experiences. The book examines the motivations behind these investigations, the societal implications, and the impact on perceptions of poverty. Through a thorough analysis, it highlights significant works and authors, shedding light on the complexities of class, identity, and the ethics of representation in literature.