From Balfour to Zola: the many faces of ‘naturalism’

Posted 2024-12-30, The Spectator Headlines

My husband said ‘A.J. Balfour played the concertina’, which is perfectly true, though he did other things, even as prime minister. The concertina was inessential to what I thought was a neat way of sorting out the meanings of naturalism. The word is used quite a bit these days, with four main meanings. My mnemonic for... read full story

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