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Jerusha Hull McCormack grew up in Hanover, New Hampshire and currently lives in Dublin, Ireland and Beijing, China. She is
Table of Contents
Cover
pp. 1-1
Title Page, Copyright
pp. 2-7
Contents
pp. vii-viii
Illustrations
pp. ix-x
Acknowledgements
pp. xi-12
Introduction: John Gray's Prose
pp. xii-xxxii
Selected Bibliography
pp. xxxiii-xxxiv
Editorial Principles
pp. xxxv-37
"Les Goncourt"
pp. 1-9
"The Great Worm"
pp. 10-17
"The Person in Question"
pp. 18-28
"The Modern Actor"
pp. 29-38
"The Loves of the Age of Stone"
pp. 39-47
"Old Gough"
pp. 48-56
"The Advantages of Civilization"
pp. 57-62
"The Yellow Princess"
pp. 63-67
"Their Mothers"
pp. 68-72
"The Redemption of Durtal"
pp. 73-80
"Niggard Truth"
pp. 81-98
"Light"
pp. 99-124
"Aubrey Beardsley"
pp. 125-129
"God-made and Machine-made"
pp. 130-137
"Winter Walking"
pp. 138-144
"Man's Visible Works"
pp. 145-151
"Hymns: A Suppressed Preface"
pp. 152-156
"Excursion"
pp. 157-163
"Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted"
pp. 164-169
"Dialogue"
pp. 170-175
Park: a fantastic story
pp. 176-291
Notes to the Prose
pp. 292-315
About the Typography
pp. 316-353
Back Cover
pp. 354-354
| ISBN | 9780944318652 |
|---|---|
| MARC Record | Download |
| OCLC | 300626189 |
| Pages | 316 |
| Launched on MUSE | 2014-01-07 |
| Language | English |
| Open Access | Yes |
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