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- Hebrew and Hellene in Victorian England: Newman, Arnold, and Pater
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- 1969
- Published by: University of Texas Press
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This book explores the intellectual and personal relations among John Henry Newman, Matthew Arnold, and Walter Pater, three figures important in the development of nineteenth-century English thought and culture.
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- Title Page, Copyright
- pp. i-vi
- Acknowledgments
- pp. vii-viii
- Introduction
- pp. ix-xx
- Abbreviations
- pp. xxiii-xxviii
- Arnold and Newman: Humanism and the Oxford Tradition
- Part I. The Oxford Sentiment
- 1. The Oriel Inheritance
- pp. 5-26
- 2. The Quarrel of Reason and faith
- pp. 26-39
- 3. The Onslaught on the Philistines
- pp. 39-61
- Part II. The Religion of the Future
- 5. Development and the Zeitgeist
- pp. 81-101
- 6. Literature and Dogma
- pp. 102-121
- 7. Catholicism and the Future of Religion
- pp. 122-138
- 8. Newman and the future of Poetry
- pp. 139-152
- Arnold, Pater and the Dialectic of Hebraism and Hellenism
- Part I. The Scarce Remediable Cleavage
- 10. The Dialectical Impulse
- pp. 165-170
- 11. The Hellenism of Arnold and Pater
- pp. 171-181
- 12. The Sources
- pp. 182-192
- Part II. Arnold, Pater, and the Reinstatement of Man
- 13. "Coleridge" and the Higher Morality
- pp. 192-201
- 16. The Renaissance
- pp. 230-244
- Part III. Pater and the Third Condition of Humanity
- 18. Toward Marius: Aesthetic Worship
- pp. 256-263
- 19. Marius and the Necessity of Religion
- pp. 263-285
- 20. Gaston and the Lower Pantheism
- pp. 285-296
- 21. Plato and Pater's Double Vision
- pp. 296-302
- Pater and Newman: The Road to the Nineties
- 22. Newman and the Rhetoric of Aestheticism
- pp. 305-314
- 23. Newman and the Theology of Marius
- pp. 315-329
- 24. The "Style" of Humanism
- pp. 329-338
- 25. Newman, Arnold, Pater,and the future
- pp. 339-344
- Appendix I
- pp. 345-346
- Appendix II
- pp. 347-348
- Bibliography
- pp. 349-360
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9780292768611
Related ISBN(s)
9780292784048
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OCLC
967110052
Pages
396
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2017-01-05
Language
English
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