Abercrombie, Lascelles, 432, 434n5, 777 Aboulmagi, Nadia, 826 Action Française, xx, 87n6, 220n27, 262– 63n16, 310– 11n23 Acton, Sir Francis (Heywood character), 337n26 Adam of St. Victor, 677 Adams, Henry, 843 Adams, J. Donald, 832n1 Adams, John (Elizabethan actor), 610n48 Adderley, Sir Charles, 178, 179, 186n17 Addison, Joseph, xxiv, 272, 274n21, 286, 293n4, 617– 20, 623n20, 633, 634 Adler, Alfred, 224, 242n9, 460, 463n27, 486, 487n3 Aeschylus, 637n8, 652n13 aesthetics, xxiii, xxv– xxvi, 689, 786 Christian, xxv– xxvi and Dryden, 291 and Hardy, 22 and Hyde, 300– 301 and Joyce, 786 and nature, 20 and Pater, 178, 181, 183 and science, 20, 21– 22 and Percy Bysshe Shelley, 23. art agnosticism, 36, 811 Aiken, Conrad, 242n9, 565n6 Akenside, Mark, 171, 174n13 Alain-Fournier, 420n2 Albigensians, 719, 725n32 Aldington, Richard, xii, 210n2, 433, 575, 577n9, 778 Alexander, Sir William, 604 Amiel, Henri-Frédéric, 666n18 anarchism, 465, 471n5, 530, 787 Andrewes, Lancelot, 54n29, 257, 263n20, 378, 700, 843 Anesaki, Masaharu, 651n11 Angell, Sir Ralph Norman, 403– 4, 409n1 Anglo-Catholic Congresses, 138– 40, 219n7 Anglo-Catholicism, xix, 217, 236, 239, 248nn66,68, 249n72, 542. Catholicism Anglo-Catholic Summer School of Sociology, xxii, 545n1 Anglo-Saxon verse, 780 Annabella (John Ford character), 477, 478 Anne, Queen, 114, 128 Apelles, 693n5 Aquinas, St. Thomas, 48, 53n17, 55n37, 59, 147, 152n12, 470, 697, 716, 717, 721, 733, 734, 735, 751 Arabella (John Ford character), 484n18 Arbaces, King (Beaumont and Fletcher character), 484n13 Archer, Edward, 206n12, 222n3 Archer, William, 92n3 Aristophanes, 220n16, 489 Aristotle, 23, 32n16, 294n20, 372, 550, 581, 602, 604– 5, 734 De Anima, 733 and Jonson, 604, 614 Metaphysics, 713, 715, 723n13 Nichomachaean Ethics, 715 and Pater, 184 Physics, 713 Poetics, 289, 290, 593n5, 603, 611n72, 612n85 Politics, 551, 554n5, 787 Arnauld, Antoine, 349n11, 350n14 Arnauld, Jacqueline-Marie-Angélique, 339, 349n11 Arnold, Harold G., 814n1 Arnold, Matthew, xxiii, 89, 114, 118n20, 174n9, 185, 187n22, 217, 220n16, 382n33, 595n22, 604, 641, 654– 67, 670, 678, 680, 759, 760, 766 and criticism, 657– 64, 668– 69 and culture, xxv, 176, 177– 78, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 654, 666n26 Culture and Anarchy, 176, 177, 179, 187nn23,25, 188n51, 220n19, 504n15 Empedocles on Etna, 655, 664n6 “Epilogue to Lessing’s Laocoön,” 666n21 Essays in Criticism, 176– 77, 178 “The Forsaken Merman,” 655, 664n6 “The French Play in London,” 92n2 Friendship’s Garland, 176 The Function of Criticism, 654 God and the Bible, 177, 179, 187n24 “Heine’s Grave,” 659 “Isolation. To Marguerite,” 656– 57 and Jesus, 146 Last Essays on Church and Religion, 177 “The Literary Influence of the Academies,” 92n1 Literature and Dogma, 152n11, 177, 179– 80, 187nn27,32, 655 “Memorial Verses,” 220n18 and morality, 178, 291, 292, 658, 659– 60, 661, 662, 668– 69, 671 and poetry, 292, 634, 655– 64, 668– 69, 677 and religion, xxv, 176, 177, 178– 79, 180– 81, 183, 184, 185, 292, 587, 655, 660– 61, 662, 663, 664n4, 672 and Richards, 673 Sohrab and Rustum, 655, 664n6 “Stanzas from the Grande Chartreuse,” 667n30 “The Study of Poetry,” 119n29, 559– 60n3, 655– 56, 663 Tristram and Iseult, 655, 664n6 and W. Wordsworth, 651n2, 656, 658– 59, 660, 661, 662, 664n3 Arnold, Thomas, 667n31 Aron, Robert, 360, 361n14 art, 148, 185, 258– 59, 297, 370, 491, 500– 501, 502, 763, 829 appreciation of, 657– 58 and M. Arnold, 178, 292 and Babbitt, 552 and Belgion, 24– 25 and communism, 459– 60, 492, 509, 510, 511, 676– 77 and esthetic sanction, 29 and Lawrence, 313, 314 and modernity, 323 and B. Pascal, 340 and Pater, 181, 182, 184, 187n33 and philosophy, 26 and poetry, 605 and propaganda, 677 and religion, 490, 671 and revolution, 748 and Richards...
