Browse Index
- Abbey Theatre,
- Abbey Theatre, Dublin,
- Abbott, George,
- Abelard, Peter,
- Abercrombie, Lascelles,
- Ablewhite, Godfrey (Collins character),
- Aboulmagi, Nadia,
- About, Edmond,
- Absolute, (SEE ALSO: Bergson, Bradley, Hegel, )
- Abyssinia (Ethiopia),
- Académie Française,
- Achilles (Heywood character),
- Ackroyd, Peter,
- Acland, Richard,
- Acland, Sir Richard,
- Action Français,
- Action Française,
- Action française, L’,
- Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton, 1st Baron,
- Acton, Sir Francis (Heywood character),
- Adam of St. Victor,
- Adam, Karl, Germany’s New Religion,
- Adamo di Brescia (Dante character),
- Adams, Henry Brooks,
- Adams, Henry,
- Adams, J. Donald,
- Adams, John (Elizabethan actor),
- Adams, John Quincy,
- Adams, John,
- Adderley, Sir Charles,
- Addison, Joseph,
- Addleshaw, G. W. O.,
- Adelphi, The,
- Adler, Alfred,
- Adlington, William,
- Aerius,
- Aeschylus,
- Aguedal,
- Aiken, Conrad,
- Ainsworth, Oliver,
- Akenside, Mark,
- Alain-Fournier,
- Albanact (Locrine character),
- Albertus Magnus,
- Albigensians,
- Aldersley, Frank (Collins character),
- Aldington, Richard,
- Alexander VI,
- Alexander, Samuel,
- Alexander, Sir William,
- Algeria,
- Aliotta, Antonio,
- All Hallows Church,
- All Souls College, Oxford,
- Allan, John,
- Allen, Hervey,
- Allen, J. W.,
- Allen, Marjory,
- Allen, Percy,
- Allen, Reginald Clifford Allen, 1st Baron,
- Allen, William Hervey,
- Alport, Erich,
- Alsemero (Middleton character),
- Ambrose, St.,
- American Amnesty Committee,
- American history and politics,
- American literature, (SEE ALSO: Frost, Hawthorne, H. D., H. James, Masters, Pound, Wharton, )
- American poetry,
- American,
- Amiel, Henri-Frédéric,
- Ammon, Charles,
- Amphitryon (Seneca character),
- Amyot, Jacques,
- Anacreon,
- Anarchist Federation,
- Anaxagoras,
- Anderson, Margaret,
- Anderson, Sir John,
- Andreae, Johann Valentin,
- Andrewes, Lancelot,
- Andrzejewski, Jerzy: Apel (Roll Call),
- Anesaki, Masaharu,
- Angell, Sir Norman, Why Freedom Matters,
- Angell, Sir Ralph Norman,
- Angioletti, Giovanni Battista,
- Anglicanism, (SEE ALSO: Church of England, )
- Anglo-Catholic Congresses,
- Anglo-Catholic Summer School of Sociology,
- Anglo-Catholicism, (SEE ALSO: Catholicism, )
- Anglo-Irish writers,
- Anglo-Saxon verse,
- Anglo-Saxon,
- Anglo-Swedish Society, Friendship, Progress, Civilisation,
- Annabella (John Ford character),
- Annahme, (SEE ALSO: Meinong, )
- Anne, Queen,
- Anselm, St.,
- Anvil, The (radio program),
- Apelles,
- Apostles’ Creed,
- Apostolic Succession,
- Apuleius,
- Aquinas, St. Thomas,
- Aquinas, Thomas, (SEE ALSO: scholasticism, )
- Aquinas, Thomas, Saint,
- Arabella (John Ford character),
- Arabian Nights (One Thousand and One Nights),
- Arbaces, King (Beaumont and Fletcher character),
- Archer, Edward,
- Archer, William,
- Arden of Feversham,
- Arden, Alice,
- Ariosto, Ludovico,
- Aristophanes,
- Aristotelianism,
- Aristotle,
- Arlen, Michael,
- Armstrong, Walter H.,
- Armstrong, William,
- Arnauld, Antoine,
- Arnauld, Jacqueline-Marie-Angélique,
- Arnaut Daniel (Dante character),
- Arnaut Daniel,
- Arnold, Harold G.,
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Arnold, Matthew,
- Arnold, Matthew, and atheism,
- Arnold, Matthew, and Babbitt,
- Arnold, Matthew, and Bradley,
- Arnold, Matthew, and culture,
- Arnold, Matthew, and Oxford University,
- Arnold, Matthew, and religion,
- Arnold, Matthew, and Richards,
- Arnold, Matthew, and criticism,
- Arnold, Matthew, and culture,
- Arnold, Matthew, Culture and Anarchy,
- Arnold, Matthew, Empedocles on Etna,
- Arnold, Matthew, “Epilogue to Lessing’s Laocoön,”
- Arnold, Matthew, Essays in Criticism,
- Arnold, Matthew, “The Forsaken Merman,”
- Arnold, Matthew, “The French Play in London,”
- Arnold, Matthew, Friendship’s Garland,
- Arnold, Matthew, The Function of Criticism,
- Arnold, Matthew, God and the Bible,
- Arnold, Matthew, “Heine’s Grave,”
- Arnold, Matthew, “Isolation. To Marguerite,”
- Arnold, Matthew, and Jesus,
- Arnold, Matthew, Last Essays on Church and Religion,
- Arnold, Matthew, “The Literary Influence of the Academies,”
- Arnold, Matthew, Literature and Dogma,
- Arnold, Matthew, “Memorial Verses,”
- Arnold, Matthew, and morality,
- Arnold, Matthew, and poetry,
- Arnold, Matthew, and religion,
- Arnold, Matthew, and Richards,
- Arnold, Matthew, Sohrab and Rustum,
- Arnold, Matthew, “Stanzas from the Grande Chartreuse,”
- Arnold, Matthew, “The Study of Poetry,”
- Arnold, Matthew, Tristram and Iseult,
- Arnold, Matthew, and W. Wordsworth,
- Arnold, Matthew, Culture and Anarchy,
- Arnold, Matthew, “Stanzas from the Grande Chartreuse,”
- Arnold, Matthew, “Thomas Gray,”
- Arnold, Sir Edwin,
- Arnold, Sir Edwin, The Light of Asia,
- Arnold, Thomas,
- Aron, Robert,
- Art & Letters,
- Art and Letters,
- Articles of Religion,
- Artists’ International Association,
- Ascham, Roger,
- Ashcroft, Peggy,
- Ashley, William James,
- Asia,
- Aske, Robert,
- Aspern, Jeffrey (James character),
- Asquith, H. H.,
- Asquith, Herbert Henry, Earl of Oxford and Asquith,
- Asquith, Lady Cynthia,
- Assheton, Ralph,
- Astor, Nancy,
- Aswell, Edward,
- Asín Palacious, Miguel,
- Atatürk, Kemal,
- Athanasius of Alexandria, St.,
- Athanasius,
- Athanasius, St.,
- Athayde, Tristan d’, Fragments de sociologie chrétienne,
- Atheist’s Tragedy, The,
- Athenaeum,
- Athenaeum, The,
- Athens,
- Atomists,
- Attenborough, Charles L.,
- Attlee, Clement Richard,
- Attlee, Clement,
- Auden, W. H.,
- Augustan age,
- Augustine of Canterbury,
- Augustine,
- Augustine, Saint, Bishop of Hippo,
- Augustine, St.,
- Aury, Dominique,
- Aurén, Sven,
- Auschwitz,
- Austen, Jane,
- Austin, H. W., Moral Re-Armament,
- Aveline, Claude,
- Aventura,
- Averroes,
- Averroes/Averrhoists,
- Azariah, V. S.,
- BBC,
- BLAST,
- Babbitt, Dora May,
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Babbitt, Irving,
- Babbitt, Irving, and Arnold,
- Babbitt, Irving, and Christianity,
- Babbitt, Irving, Democracy and Leadership,
- Babbitt, Irving, and humanism,
- Babbitt, Irving, and J. Maritain,
- Babbitt, Irving, and P. E. More,
- Babbitt, Irving, Rousseau and Romanticism,
- Babbitt, Irving, “Buddha and the Occident,”
- Babbitt, Irving, and cosmopolitanism,
- Babbitt, Irving, Democracy and Leadership,
- Babbitt, Irving, The Dhammapada,
- Babbitt, Irving, Masters of Modern French Criticism,
- Babbitt, Irving, Literature and the American College,
- Babbitt, Irving, The New Laokoon,
- Bacon, Francis,
- Bacon, Francis, “Mr. Bacon’s Discourse in the Praise of his Sovereign,”
- Bacon, Roger,
- Bacon, Sir Francis,
- Baden-Powell, Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron,
- Bagehot, Walter, The English Constitution,
- Bailey, Henry Christopher,
- Baillie, John,
- Bain, Alexander,
- Bain, F. W.,
- Bainville, Jacques Pierre,
- Bainville, Jacques,
- Bairnsfather, Bruce,
- Baker, Augustus,
- Baker, Ernest A.,
- Baker, Sir Herbert,
- Baker, W. S.,
- Baker, William, “Some T. S. Eliot Inscribed Copies–An Addendum,”
- Bakewell, Charles M.,
- Bald, Robert Cecil,
- Baldwin, Gratia Eaton,
- Baldwin, Stanley,
- Balfour, A. J.,
- Balfour, Arthur J.,
- Balinski-Jundzill, Count Jan,
- Ball, Arthur,
- Ballad of Chevy Chase, The,
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Ballets Russes,
- Ballets Russes, and Le Sacre du printemps, (SEE ALSO: Diaghilev, Lopokova, Massine, Nijinsky, Sokolova, )
- Ballmeyer (Leroux character),
- Balzac, Honoré de,
- Bambridge, Elsie Kipling,
- Bandello, Matteo,
- Banks, Cuddie (Rowley, Ford and Dekker character),
- Banks, Leslie,
- Banks, Theodore Howard, Jr.,
- Banquo (Shakespeare character),
- Baptist (denomination),
- Barber, Philip Ira,
- Barbey d’Aurevilly, Jules Amédée,
- Barbey d’Aurevilly, Jules,
- Barfield, Owen,
- Baring, Maurice,
- Barker, George,
- Barker, Harley Granville,
- Barker, Sir Ernest,
- Barkstead, William,
- Barlow, Kenneth Elliott,
- Barlow, Sir Montague,
- Barnes, Djuna,
- Barnes, Ernest William,
- Barnes, Ernest William: “Commerce as a Service to the Community,”
- Barnes, Ernest,
- Barnes, James Strachey,
- Barr, Stringfellow,
- Barrie, J. M.,
- Barrie, J. M., Sentimental Tommy,
- Barrington-Ward, Robert,
- Barrow, Isaac,
- Barry, F. R.,
- Barrès, Maurice,
- Barth, Karl,
- Bartoszewski, Władysław, Mój Auschwitz,
- Basic English,
- Basques,
- Bassanes (John Ford character),
- Bastian, Adolf,
- Basutos,
- Bate, H. N.,
- Bateman, H. M.,
- Bates, Ernest Sutherland, “T. S. Eliot,”
- Baudelaire, Charles,
- Bax, Clifford,
- Baxter, Richard,
- Bayle, Pierre,
- Baylis, Lilian,
- Bazin, René François Nicolas Marie, Charles de Foucauld,
- Bazin, René, Charles de Foucauld,
- Beach, Joseph Warren, x,
- Beach, Sylvia,
- Beachcroft, Thomas,
- Beaken, Robert, Cosmo Lang,
- Beardsley, Aubrey,
- Beaton, Cecil,
- Beatrice (Dante character),
- Beatrice (Middleton character),
- Beauchamp, William Lygon, 7th Earl,
- Beaumarchais, Pierre, La Folle Journée ou le Mariage de Figaro,
- Beaumont, Francis,
- Beaverbrook, Sir William Maxwell Aitken, Lord,
- Beaverbrook, William Aitken, first Baron,
- Beaverbrook, William Maxwell Aitken, Baron,
- Beck, Józef,
- Becker, May Lamberton,
- Becket, Thomas,
- Beckett, Samuel, Our Exagmination Round his Factification for Incamination of Work in Progress,
- Beddoes, T. L.,
- Beerbohm, Max,
- Beethoven, Ludwig van,
- Beevor, Humphry,
- Behn, Aphra,
- Bel Esprit scheme,
- Belgion, Montgomery,
- Bell, Bernard Iddings,
- Bell, Clive,
- Bell, George,
- Bell, John Joy, Wee Macgreegor,
- Bell, Julian,
- Bell, Vanessa,
- Bellarmine, Robert,
- Belleforest, François de,
- Belloc, Hilaire,
- Benda, France Julien,
- Benda, Julien,
- Benedict XVI,
- Benet, Stephen Vincent,
- Benlowes, Edward,
- Benn, Alfred William,
- Bennett, Arnold,
- Benoist, Charles,
- Benson, A. C.,
- Benson, A. C., Edward Fitzgerald,
- Benson, E. F.,
- Bentham, Jeremy,
- Bentley, Phyllis,
- Benvenisti, J. L.,
- Berdyaev, Nikolai,
- Berenson, Bernard,
- Berger, Walter,
- Bergetto (John Ford character),
- Bergson, Henri, (SEE ALSO: idealism, )
- Bergsonism,
- Berkeley, George,
- Berl, Emmanuel,
- Berlin, Isaiah,
- Berman, Louis,
- Bernanos, Georges,
- Bernard of Clairvaux, St.,
- Bernard-Lazare,
- Berne-Joffroy, André,
- Berneri, Marie Louise,
- Bernhardt, Sarah,
- Berthe (Philippe character),
- Bertrand, de Born (Dante character),
- Bertrand, de Born,
- Best, J. M. G.,
- Bethell, S. L., Shakespeare and the Popular Dramatic Tradition,
- Betjeman, John,
- Betteridge, Gabriel (Collins character),
- Betteridge, Penelope (Collins character),
- Betterton, Thomas Patrick,
- Beveridge, Sir William Henry,
- Beverley Cycle,
- Bevin, Ernest,
- Bhagavad Gita,
- Bhagavad-Gita,
- Bhownagree, Sir Mancherjee,
- Bianca (Middleton character),
- Bible,
- Bible, passages from: Exodus
- Biddulph, Geoffrey,
- Biehl, Wilhelm,
- Biely, Andrei,
- Bigelow, Josephine,
- Bingham, Alfred M.,
- Bingham, Barry,
- Binyon, Laurence,
- Birkenhead, Frederick Edwin Smith, Earl of,
- Birkhead, Edith,
- Biron (Chapman character),
- Birrell, Anthony, “The Tragedy of James Joyce,”
- Birrell, Augustine,
- Birrell, Francis,
- Bisterfeld, J. H.,
- Black Sun Press,
- Black, Arthur, Statistical Study,
- Blackburn, Captain Raymond,
- Blackmur, R. P.,
- Blackmur, Richard P.,
- Blackwood, Algernon,
- Blackwood, William,
- Blake, Franklin (Collins character),
- Blake, George,
- Blake, William,
- Bland, Hubert,
- Blast,
- Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna,
- Bliss, Arthur,
- Blitz, The,
- Blok, Alexander,
- Blomfield, Charles James,
- Blondel, Maurice,
- Bloom, Leopold (Joyce character),
- Bloom, Molly (Joyce character),
- Bloomsbury Group,
- Bloomsbury circle,
- Bloomsbury,
- Bloud and Gay,
- Bloud, Edmond,
- Bloy, Léon,
- Blum, Léon,
- Blunden, Edmund,
- Blunt, Alfred,
- Boas, Frederick S.,
- Boas, Frederick,
- Boase, Alan,
- Boccaccio, Giovanni,
- Bocheński, Jacek,
- Bodin, Jean,
- Bodleian Library,
- Boehme (Böhme), Jacob,
- Boehme, Jacob,
- Boethius,
- Bogan, Louise,
- Boiardo, Matteo Maria,
- Boileau-Despréaux, Nicholas,
- Boileau-Despréaux, Nicolas,
- Bolgan, Anne,
- Bolingbroke, Henry St. John,
- Bolingbroke, Henry St. John, Viscount,
- Bolsheviks,
- Bolshevism,
- Bolton, Guy,
- Bonald, Louis Gabriel Ambroise, Vicomte de,
- Bonaventura, St.,
- Bonaventure, St.,
- Bondy, Marie de,
- Bonnier family,
- Bonniers litterära magasin,
- Book of Common Prayer,
- Books Across the Sea,
- Boothby, Robert,
- Bordereau, Juliana (James character),
- Bordereau, Tina (James character),
- Borel, Petris,
- Borgia, Cesare,
- Borkenau, Franz,
- Born, Bertran de,
- Borne, Étienne,
- Borrow, George,
- Borzage, Frank,
- Bosanquet, Bernard,
- Bosanquet, Theodora,
- Bosco, Madeleine,
- Bose, Sir J. C.,
- Bosschère, Jean de,
- Bossuet, Jacques-Bénigne,
- Boswell, James,
- Bott, Alan,
- Bottkol, J. McG.,
- Bottom (Shakespeare character),
- Bottomley, Gordon,
- Bottomley, Horatio,
- Bottrall, Ronald,
- Boulter, Benjamin C.,
- Boulting, William,
- Bourget, Paul C.,
- Bourne, Francis,
- Boutroux, Émile,
- Boutwood, Arthur,
- Bovary, Emma (Flaubert character),
- Bowen, Elizabeth,
- Bowles, William Lisle,
- Boy Scouts,
- Boyd, Ernest A.,
- Boyle, Robert,
- Brabant, F. H.,
- Brace, Donald C.,
- Bracken, Brendan,
- Bradford, Gamaliel,
- Bradley, A. C.,
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Bradley, F. H.,
- Bradley, F. H., passim (TSE’s Ph.D. thesis), (SEE ALSO: Absolute, degrees of truth and reality, finite centre, idealism, immediate experience, )
- Bradley, F. H., Principles of Logic,
- Bradley, F. H., “Pleasure for Pleasure’s Sake,”
- Bradley, Francis Herbert,
- Bradley, Henry,
- Bradner, Leicester,
- Bragg, W. H.,
- Brains Trust, The (radio program),
- Bramhall, John,
- Brand, Robert H.,
- Braque, Georges,
- Brenan, Gerald,
- Brentano, Franz,
- Brentford, William Joynson-Hicks, Viscount,
- Breton, Andre,
- Breton, Nicholas,
- Briand, Aristide,
- Bridgebuilders (radio program),
- Bridges, Bess (Heywood character),
- Bridges, Robert,
- Bridges-Adams, William,
- Bridie, James,
- Briggs, L. B. R.,
- Bright, John,
- Brightman, F. E.,
- Bristol, L. M.,
- British Actors’ Equity,
- British Ally, The (Britansky Soyuznik),
- British Council of Churches,
- British Council,
- British Drama League,
- British Institutes,
- British Publishers Guild,
- British Union Party,
- British Union of Fascists,
- British-Norwegian Institute (London),
- Brittain, Vera,
- Britten, Benjamin,
- Broad, C. D.,
- Broadwood, Thomas,
- Broch, Hermann,
- Brockway, Fenner,
- Brome, Richard,
- Brontë sisters,
- Brontë, Emily,
- Brooke, Brian,
- Brooke, Henry,
- Brooke, Rupert,
- Brooke, W. T.,
- Brooks, Benjamin Gilbert,
- Brooks, Cleanth,
- Brooks, Peter Chardon,
- Brooks, Van Wyck,
- Brophy, John,
- Brown, Harry,
- Brown, Spencer Curtis,
- Browne, Dorothy Elizabeth,
- Browne, E. Martin,
- Browne, Mary,
- Browne, Sir Thomas,
- Browne, Thomas,
- Browne, William,
- Browning, Elizabeth B.,
- Browning, Elizabeth Barrett,
- Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, Aurora Leigh,
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Browning, Robert,
- Browning, Robert, and M. Arnold,
- Browning, Robert, and Donne,
- Browning, Robert, “The Lost Leader,”
- Browning, Robert, and Pater,
- Browning, Robert, and Pound,
- Browning, Robert, and Read,
- Browning, Robert, and religion,
- Browning, Robert, Sordello,
- Browning, Robert, “Toccata of Galuppi’s,”
- Browning, Robert, and Whitehead,
- Browning, Robert, and W. Wordsworth,
- Browning, Robert, The Ring and the Book,
- Browning, Robert, Sordello,
- Broxap, Henry,
- Brunetière, Ferdinand,
- Bruno, Giordano,
- Brunot, Ferdinand,
- Brutus (Dante character),
- Brutus (Shakespeare character),
- Bryan, W. J.,
- Bryan, William Jennings,
- Brâncuşi, Constantin,
- Brémond, Henri,
- Bubu (Philippe character),
- Buchan, John,
- Buchanan, Scott,
- Buchman, Franklin Nathaniel Daniel,
- Buchmanism,
- Buchmanite Movement,
- Buckingham, John Sheffield, Duke of,
- Budberg, Moura Ignatievna Zakrevskaya, Baroness,
- Buddha,
- Buddhism,
- Buffon, Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de, Histoire naturelle,
- Bukhari (Bokhari), Z. A.,
- Bukharin, Nikolai,
- Bulgakoff, Sergius,
- Bull, Paul,
- Bullen, A. H.,
- Bullen, Arthur Henry,
- Bunyan, John,
- Buonconte (Dante character),
- Burdett, Osbert,
- Burham, Clara (Collins character),
- Burke, Edmund,
- Burke-Savage, Roland,
- Burleson, Albert Sidney,
- Burne-Jones, Edward,
- Burne-Jones, Georgiana,
- Burnet, John,
- Burnet, Sir John James,
- Burnham, James,
- Burns, Robert,
- Burns, Thomas F.,
- Burrell, P. S.,
- Burroughs, Edgar Rice,
- Burton, Robert,
- Busby, Olive Mary,
- Busch, Wilhelm,
- Bussy (Chapman character),
- Butchart, Montgomery,
- Butcher, S. H.,
- Butcher, Samuel Henry,
- Butler Act,
- Butler, Alban, The Lives of the Fathers, Martyrs, and Other Principal Saints,
- Butler, H. E.,
- Butler, Harold Edgeworth,
- Butler, Joseph,
- Butler, Nicholas Murray,
- Butler, Richard Austen (“Rab”),
- Butler, Samuel (novelist),
- Butler, Samuel (poet),
- Butler, Samuel,
- Butler, Samuel, Hudibras,
- Butler-Webster, G. R.,
- Butts, Mary,
- Buxton, Dorothy,
- Byford, Roy,
- Byrne, M. St. Clare,
- Byron, Lord (George Gordon),
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Byron, Lord,
- Byron, Lord, Beppo,
- Byron, Lord, The Bride of Abydos,
- Byron, Lord, Cain,
- Byron, Lord, Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage,
- Byron, Lord, The Corsair,
- Byron, Lord, Don Juan,
- Byron, Lord, The Giaour,
- Byron, Lord, Lara,
- Byron, Lord, Manfred,
- Byron, Lord, Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage,
- Byron, Lord, Don Juan,
- Byron, Lord, Mazeppa,
- Byron, Lord, Oriental Tales,
- Bywater, Ingram,
- Bédé, J. A.,
- Bülow, Prince Bernhard von,
- Bürger, Gottfried,
- Cabell, James Branch,
- Cacciaguida (Dante character),
- Cachemaille-Day, Nugent Francis,
- Cadbury, Dame Elizabeth,
- Caetani, Marguerite, Princess di Bassiano,
- Cahiers de la quinzaine,
- Cahiers du Sud,
- Cailliet, E.,
- Caine, Hall,
- Caird, Edward,
- Cajetan (Tommaso de Vio Gaetani),
- Cajetan, Thomas,
- Calantha (John Ford character),
- Calasanctius, Joseph (Joseph Calasanz),
- Calderón de la Barca, Pedro,
- Calendar, The,
- Calling All Students (radio program),
- Calverley, Walter,
- Calverton, V. F. (Victor Francis),
- Calverton, V. F.,
- Calvin, John,
- Calvinism,
- Cambridge Arts Theatre,
- Cambridge Ritualists,
- Cambridge University,
- Cambridge anthropologists,
- Campanella, Tommaso,
- Campbell, A. J. D.,
- Campbell, Graham,
- Campbell, Joseph,
- Campbell, Killis,
- Campbell, Roy,
- Campion, Thomas,
- Camrose, William Berry, first Viscount,
- Cannan, Gilbert,
- Canning, George,
- Cape, Jonathan,
- Carew, Thomas,
- Carey, Walter Julius,
- Carlyle, Thomas,
- Carmichael, Alexander, Carmina Gadelica,
- Carmona, Óscar,
- Caroline era,
- Caroline poets,
- Carpenter, Hilary,
- Carpenter, S. C.,
- Carr, Edward Hallett,
- Carr, Wildon,
- Carr-Saunders, Alexander Morris,
- Carroll, Lewis (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson),
- Carroll, Lewis,
- Carroll, Lewis: Alice in Wonderland,
- Carter, C. Sydney,
- Carter, Frederick,
- Carter, Hubert,
- Carter, Vivian,
- Cartesianism,
- Cartwright, William,
- Carver, T. N.,
- Casaubon, Issac,
- Casella (Dante character),
- Cassius (Dante character),
- Cassius (Shakespeare character),
- Cassou, Jean,
- Castabella (Tourneur character),
- Castagno, Andrea del,
- Castelvetro, Lodovico,
- Castiglione, Baldassare,
- Cather, Willa,
- Catholic Advisory Council,
- Catholic Anthology,
- Catholic Church in England,
- Catholic Church,
- Catholic Modernism,
- Catholic Social Guild, Oxford,
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Catholicism,
- Catholicism, and Babbitt,
- Catholicism, and Chesterton,
- Catholicism, and Dante,
- Catholicism, and fascism,
- Catholicism, and J. Maritain,
- Catholicism, and Péguy,
- Catholicism, and Radclyffe Hall,
- Catholicism, and M. Arnold,
- Catholicism, and Baudelaire,
- Catholicism, and Church of England,
- Catholicism, and Dante,
- Catholicism, and Joyce,
- Catholicism, and Murry, (SEE ALSO: Anglo-Catholicism, Roman Catholicism, )
- Catholicism, and Bell,
- Catholicism, and Chesterton,
- Catholicism, and Church of England,
- Catholicism, and classicism,
- Catholicism, and education,
- Catholicism, and Ireland,
- Catholicism, and Joyce,
- Catholicism, and Orage,
- Catholicism, and Williams,
- Catholics,
- Catiline,
- Catullus,
- Catullus, Gaius V.,
- Catullus, Gaius Valerius,
- Causton, Bernard,
- Cavalcanti, Guido,
- Cayley, Charles Bagot,
- Cecchetti, Enrico,
- Cecil of Chelwood, Edgar Algernon Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, Viscount,
- Cecil, David,
- Cecil, Lord Hugh,
- Cecil, Robert,
- Cecil, Robert, first earl of Salisbury,
- Cecilia, St.,
- Cellier, Frank,
- Celtic culture,
- Celtic,
- Cendrars, Blaise,
- Cervantes, Miguel de,
- Chabannes, Jacques,
- Chamberlain, Houston Stewart,
- Chamberlain, Neville,
- Chamberlain, Sir Austen,
- Chamberlayne, William,
- Chambers, E. K.,
- Chambers, Jessie,
- Chambers, Raymond Wilson,
- Chambers, Robert,
- Chamfort, Nicolas,
- Chamson, André,
- Chandler, Arthur,
- Chandos Group,
- Chandos group,
- Chaning-Pearce, Melville,
- Channing, William Ellery,
- Chantelouve, Hyacinthe (Huysmans character),
- Chaplin, Charlie,
- Chapman, George,
- Chapman, John, Spiritual Letters,
- Charbonnel, J.-Roger,
- Charbonnel, J.-Roger, vi,
- Charcot, Jean-Martin,
- Charlemont (Tourneur character),
- Charles I (King of England),
- Charles I,
- Charles II (King of England),
- Charles II,
- Charteris, Evan,
- Charteris, Sir Evan,
- Chase, James Hadley, No Orchids for Miss Blandish,
- Chateaubriand, François René, Vicomte de,
- Chateaubriand, François-René de,
- Chateaubriand, François-René de: René,
- Chatterjee, Atul,
- Chaucer, Geoffrey,
- Chauveau, Léopold,
- Chaworth, Mary,
- Cheetham, Eric Samuel,
- Cheetham, Eric,
- Cheke, Sir John,
- Chekhov (or Tchehov), Anton,
- Chekhov, Anton,
- Chelli, Maurice,
- Chelmsford Diocesan Religious Drama Guild,
- Cherbourg,
- Cherbury, Edward Herbert, Lord,
- Chermayeff, Serge,
- Chester Cycle,
- Chesterfield, Fourth Earl of (Philip Stanhope),
- Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith),
- Chesterton, G. K.,
-
Chesterton, Gilbert Keith,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, Charles Dickens,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, Father Brown,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, Father Brown mysteries,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, “Is Humanism a Religion?,”
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, The Judgment of Dr. Johnson,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, The Man Who Was Thursday,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, The Napoleon of Notting Hill,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, The Outline of Sanity,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, The Victorian Age in Literature,
- Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, The Man Who Was Thursday,
- Chevalier, Haakon,
- Chevalley, Abel,
- Child, Francis James,
- Child, Harold Hannyngton,
- Child, Maurice,
- Childe, Godfrey,
- China Sea Pilot, The,
- China,
- Chinese thought,
- Chinese: language,
- Chitty, Roger,
- Christendom Group,
- Christendom,
- Christian Century, The,
- Christian Community, (SEE ALSO: Community of Christians, )
- Christian Democrat, The,
- Christian Fathers,
- Christian News-Letter,
- Christian News-Letter, The,
- Christian Social Movement,
- Christian community,
-
Christianity,
- Christianity, and Arnold,
- Christianity, and Babbitt,
- Christianity, and Baudelaire,
- Christianity, and dogma,
- Christianity, and fascism,
- Christianity, and Hobbes and Bramhall,
- Christianity, and homosexuality,
- Christianity, and Hügel,
- Christianity, and humanism,
- Christianity, and Machiavelli,
- Christianity, and Marlowe,
- Christianity, and Maurras,
- Christianity, and Russell,
- Christianity, and science,
- Christianity, and stoicism,
- Christianity, and Whitehead,
- Christianity, and Addison,
- Christianity, and aesthetics,
- Christianity, and M. Arnold,
- Christianity, and asceticism,
- Christianity, and Babbitt,
- Christianity, and Baudelaire,
- Christianity, and communism,
- Christianity, and Crashaw,
- Christianity, and Dante,
- Christianity, and Demant,
- Christianity, and determinism,
- Christianity, and Donne,
- Christianity, and Eddington,
- Christianity, and Foerster,
- Christianity, and Freud,
- Christianity, and Greeks,
- Christianity, and heresy,
- Christianity, and humanism,
- Christianity, and Huysmans,
- Christianity, and Lawrence,
- Christianity, and morality,
- Christianity, and More,
- Christianity, objections to,
- Christianity, and B. Pascal,
- Christianity, and Pater,
- Christianity, and psychology,
- Christianity, and Racine,
- Christianity, and science,
- Christianity, and Percy Bysshe Shelley,
- Christianity, and sin,
- Christianity, and socialism,
- Christianity, and state,
- Christianity, and supernatural,
- Christianity, and Vaughan,
- Christianity, and world-order,
- Christianity, and Abyssinia,
- Christianity, and art,
- Christianity, and Babbitt,
- Christianity, and Barry,
- Christianity, and Buddhism,
- Christianity, and Byron,
- Christianity, and censorship,
- Christianity, and Chesterton,
- Christianity, and child welfare,
- Christianity, and Church,
- Christianity, communal and individual,
- Christianity, and communism,
- Christianity, and conscious thought and feeling,
- Christianity, and constitutional democracy,
- Christianity, and culture,
- Christianity, and Dante,
- Christianity, and dark ages,
- Christianity, and Day Lewis,
- Christianity, and democracy,
- Christianity, and dogma,
- Christianity, and drama,
- Christianity, dualism in,
- Christianity, and economics,
- Christianity, and education,
- Christianity, end of,
- Christianity, English,
- Christianity, and evacuation,
- Christianity, and fascism,
- Christianity, and freedom,
- Christianity, and Germany,
- Christianity, and homoousian and homoiousian doctrines,
- Christianity, and Huxley,
- Christianity, and individualism,
- Christianity, and industrialism,
- Christianity, intellectual respect for,
- Christianity, and justice,
- Christianity, and Krutch,
- Christianity, and Lawrence,
- Christianity, and League of Nations,
- Christianity, and liberalism,
- Christianity, and literary criticism,
- Christianity, and literature,
- Christianity, and Macmurray,
- Christianity, and man,
- Christianity, and Marxism,
- Christianity, and materialism,
- Christianity, and modernity,
- Christianity, and morality,
- Christianity, and P. E. More,
- Christianity, and Mosley,
- Christianity, and Murry,
- Christianity, and nationalism,
- Christianity, and nature,
- Christianity, and non-Christians,
- Christianity, and Oldham,
- Christianity, and orthodoxy,
- Christianity, and pacifism,
- Christianity, and paganism,
- Christianity, and Penty,
- Christianity, persecution of,
- Christianity, and Pierce-Butler,
- Christianity, and politics,
- Christianity, and Pound,
- Christianity, and rationalism,
- Christianity, and Reckitt,
- Christianity, rejection of,
- Christianity, and religious orders,
- Christianity, and revelation,
- Christianity, and rulers,
- Christianity, and scepticism,
- Christianity, and sects,
- Christianity, and secularism,
- Christianity, and self-interest,
- Christianity, and slums,
- Christianity, and society,
- Christianity, and sociology,
- Christianity, and Spanish Civil War,
- Christianity, and state,
- Christianity, and statesmen,
- Christianity, supranational,
- Christianity, and Tennyson,
- Christianity, toleration of,
- Christianity, and tradition,
- Christianity, and useful life,
- Christianity, and Voltaire,
- Christianity, and war,
- Christianity, and Wood,
- Christianity, and World,
- Christianity, and Yeats,
- Christianity, and art,
- Christianity, and Blake,
- Christianity, and Britain,
- Christianity, and common belief,
- Christianity, and community,
- Christianity, and conscientious objectors,
- Christianity, and The Criterion,
- Christianity, and culture,
- Christianity, and Dante,
- Christianity, decline of,
- Christianity, and Demant,
- Christianity, division in,
- Christianity, doctrine/dogma in,
- Christianity, and doctrine of man,
- Christianity, and Duncan,
- Christianity, and Eastern thought,
- Christianity, and elites,
- Christianity, and England,
- Christianity, and Europe,
- Christianity, and evangelization,
- Christianity, and faith,
- Christianity, and family,
- Christianity, and freedom of thought and speech,
- Christianity, and full employment,
- Christianity, and Graeco-Roman culture,
- Christianity, and Halifax,
- Christianity, and Happold,
- Christianity, and history,
- Christianity, and Hopkins,
- Christianity, and humanism,
- Christianity, imposition of,
- Christianity, intellectual respect for,
- Christianity, and R. Kipling,
- Christianity, and Mannheim,
- Christianity, and miracles,
- Christianity, and Moot,
- Christianity, and morality,
- Christianity, national,
- Christianity, and national differences,
- Christianity, and nationalism,
- Christianity, and natural vs. supernatural law,
- Christianity, and poetry,
- Christianity, and race,
- Christianity, and rejection of images,
- Christianity, and religious-social problems,
- Christianity, and schism,
- Christianity, sects of,
- Christianity, and secularism,
- Christianity, and sociology,
- Christianity, Soviet suppression of,
- Christianity, and Spain,
- Christianity, and state,
- Christianity, and Virgil,
- Christianity, and virtues,
- Christianity, and Wells,
- Christianity, and West,
- Christianity, and World War II, (SEE ALSO: Apostolic Succession, Eucharist, )
- Christie, Agatha,
- Church Assembly,
- Church Missionary Society, A Vital Issue,
- Church Times,
- Church Union Association for Church Social Action,
- Church Union,
- Church and State,
- Church in Country Parishes, The,
- Church of England Newspaper,
-
Church of England,
- Church of England, “English Catholic Church,” (SEE ALSO: Anglicanism, )
- Church of England, Archbishops’ Commission on Doctrine,
- Church of England, Archbishops’ Commission on Training for the Ministry,
- Church of England, and Book of Common Prayer,
- Church of England, and Catholicism,
- Church of England, and Church Union,
- Church of England, continuity of,
- Church of England, Ecclesiastical Commission,
- Church of England, and education for ministry,
- Church of England, as established,
- Church of England, and Harris,
- Church of England, and infallibility,
- Church of England, Liberal Catholic tradition in,
- Church of England, and P. E. More,
- Church of England, as national institution,
- Church of England, and religious drama,
- Church of England, Report of the Doctrinal Commission,
- Church of England, and tithes,
- Church of England, in Wales and Monmouthshire,
- Church of England, administrators of,
- Church of England, and Apostolic Succession,
- Church of England, and asceticism,
- Church of England, Broad Church movement in,
- Church of England, Catholic and Protestant elements in,
- Church of England, and Christology,
- Church of England, clergy of,
- Church of England, Commission on Christian Doctrine,
- Church of England, derivation of,
- Church of England, deterioration of,
- Church of England, different opinions and practices within,
- Church of England, Doctrine in the Church of England,
- Church of England, and Dryden,
- Church of England, and Education Act of 1944,
- Church of England, educational ideals of,
- Church of England, and episcopacy,
- Church of England, and Herbert,
- Church of England, latitude of belief and interpretation in,
- Church of England, and Methodism,
- Church of England, and non-conformists,
- Church of England, parochial system of,
- Church of England, and private piety and holiness,
- Church of England, and Protestantism and Catholicism,
- Church of England, and religious poetry,
- Church of England, and Roman Catholic Church,
- Church of England, and rural community,
- Church of England, and social justice,
- Church of England, and South Indian Church unification scheme,
- Church of England, and state,
- Church of England, and theology,
- Church of England, and tithes,
- Church of India, Burma, Ceylon,
- Church of Ireland,
- Church of Scotland,
- Church of South India,
- Church of Wales,
-
Church,
- Church, and Barlow,
- Church, and Christian doctrine,
- Church, and communism,
- Church, and disestablishment,
- Church, as ecumenical society,
- Church, in England,
- Church, and Hawkins,
- Church, and individual and community,
- Church, justification for,
- Church, and laity,
- Church, and liberalism,
- Church, and live-and-let-live principle,
- Church, and Modernism,
- Church, nationalistic,
- Church, and orthodoxy,
- Church, and progress and enlightenment,
- Church, and religious drama,
- Church, and sacraments,
- Church, and secularism,
- Church, and society,
- Church, and state,
- Church, and totalitarianism,
- Church, Universal,
- Church, in Wales,
- Church, and Williams,
- Church, and World,
- Church, and dissent,
- Church, and education,
- Church, and Jesus Christ,
- Church, and Murry,
- Church, national,
- Church, and state,
- Church, R. W.,
- Church, Richard,
- Churchill Club,
- Churchill, Charles,
- Churchill, Sarah Jennings,
- Churchill, Sir John,
- Churchill, Sir Winston,
- Churchill, Winston,
- Chuzzlewit, Jonas (Dickens character),
- Cibber, Colley,
- Cicero,
- Cinatti, Ruy,
- Cino of Pistoia,
- Civic Theatre Scheme,
- Clarendon, 1st Earl of (Edward Hyde),
- Clarendon, Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of,
- Clarendon, Edward Hyde, 1st Earl,
- Clarendon, Edward Hyde, Earl of,
- Clark, Arthur Melville,
- Clark, G. N.,
- Clark, J. B.,
- Clark, Kenneth,
- Clark, Lady Jane,
- Clark, Sir Kenneth,
- Clark, W. G.,
- Clarke, C. P. S.,
- Clarke, Fred,
- Clarke, John Smith,
- Clarke, Sir Geoffrey,
- Classical Association,
- Claudel, Paul,
- Claudio (Shakespeare character),
- Claudius (Shakespeare character),
- Clauss, Max,
- Clay, John (Doyle character),
- Claye, Charles A.,
- Clayton, Philip (“Tubby”),
- Clemenceau, Georges Benjamin,
- Clemenceau, Georges,
- Clement of Alexandria, St.,
- Clements, Keith, The Moot Papers,
- Clemm, Maria,
- Clemm, Virginia,
- Clermont (Chapman character),
- Cleveland, John,
- Clifford, Sir Hugh Charles,
- Clodd, Edward,
- Cloud of Unknowing, The,
- Clutton-Brock, Arthur,
- Clynes, J. R.,
- Cobb, Edward,
- Cobden, Richard,
- Cobden-Sanderson, Richard,
- Cochrane, Frank,
- Cockerell, Sydney,
- Cockin, F. A.,
- Cocteau, Jean,
- Codrington, Kenneth de Burgh,
- Codrington, R. H.,
- Cody, William Frederick “Buffalo Bill,”
- Coffey, Brian,
- Coffey, Denis J.,
- Coffey, Peter,
- Cohen, Hermann,
- Cohen, Lester,
- Cohen-Portheim, Paul,
- Cold War,
- Cole, G. D. H.,
- Cole, George Douglas Howard,
- Cole, Margaret,
- Colefax, Sybil,
- Coleman, Emily,
- Coleridge on,
- Coleridge, Hartley,
-
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Biographia Literaria,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, “Dejection: An Ode,”
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, “Devil’s Thoughts,”
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Donne,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Dryden,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, “Kubla Khan,”
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Lectures on Shakespeare,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Pater,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and philosophy,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and poetry,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and prose,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Read,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Richard of St. Victor,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,”
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Shakespeare,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Table Talk,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and tradition,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and W. Wordsworth,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Ancient Mariner,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Biographia Literaria,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Byron,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, On the Constitution of the Church and State,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, “Dejection: An Ode,”
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, The Friend,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Herbert,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, and Shakespeare,
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, “Shakespeare as a Poet Generally,”
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, On the Constitution of Church and State,
- Colerus, Johann,
- Colet, John,
- Collett, Mary,
- Collier, Kenneth Gerald,
- Collingwood, R. C.,
- Collingwood, R. G., The Principles of Art,
- Collins, John Churton,
- Collins, Mortimer,
- Collins, Mrs. E. Burke,
- Collins, Patrick,
- Collins, Seward,
- Collins, Wilkie,
- Collins, William,
- Collinson, James,
- Collins’ Music Hall,
- Colvin, Sir Sidney,
- Colwell, Eileen,
- Comedy of Humours, (SEE ALSO: Jonson, )
- Comes, Natalis (Natale Conti),
- Comfort, Alex,
- Comité Français pour la Paix Civile et Religieuse en Espagne,
- Commedia dell’ Arte,
- Commines (Commynes), Philippe de,
- Commines, Philippe de,
- Commission of the Churches,
- Common Sense,
- Commonwealth of England,
- Community of Christians, (SEE ALSO: Christian Community, )
- Comte, Auguste,
- Comédie-Française,
- Condillac, Etienne B. de,
- Conference on Faith and Order,
- Confucianism,
- Confucius,
- Congregationalism,
- Congreve, William,
- Conington, John,
- Connely, Willard,
- Connolly, Cyril,
- Connolly, James B.,
- Conrad, Joseph,
- Conservative Party,
- Constable, Archibald,
- Constable, W. G.,
- Convegno, Il,
- Conway, James Warrell,
- Conway, Sir Martin,
- Cook, A. B.,
- Cook, Arthur Bernard,
- Cook, Stanley A.,
- Cooper, Alfred Duff,
- Cooper, Anthony Ashley, 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury,
- Cooper, Duff,
- Cooper, Fenimore,
- Cooper, Thomas,
- Cooper, Valerie,
- Copernicus,
- Corbière, Tristan,
- Corbière, Tristan, “Le Poète contumace,”
- Coriolanus (Shakespeare character),
- Coriolanus,
- Corneille, Pierre,
- Cornford, Francis M.,
- Cornford, Francis,
- Cornish, Gerald Warre, St. Paul from the Trenches,
- Corombona, Vittoria (Webster character),
- Corrie, Joseph,
- Corvino (Jonson character),
- Cosin, John,
- Coterie,
- Cottle, Joseph,
- Coulton, G. G.,
- Counter-Reformation,
- Cournos, John,
- Couturat, Louis,
- Coventry Cycle,
- Coverdale, Miles,
- Coward, Noel,
- Coward, Noël,
-
Cowley, Abraham,
- Cowley, Abraham, and Coleridge,
- Cowley, Abraham, “The Death of Mr. Crashaw,”
- Cowley, Abraham, and Donne,
- Cowley, Abraham, and Dryden,
- Cowley, Abraham, and Johnson,
- Cowley, Abraham, and metaphysical poetry,
- Cowley, Abraham, and Milton,
- Cowley, Abraham, “My Dyet,”
- Cowley, Abraham, “Ode: Of Wit,”
- Cowley, Abraham, “On the Death of Mr. Crashaw,”
- Cowley, Abraham, “To Mr. Hobs,”
- Cowley, Abraham, Davideis,
- Cowley, Abraham, The Mistress,
- Cowley, Abraham, “My Diet,”
- Cowley, Abraham, “Ode: Of Wit,”
- Cowley, Abraham, Pindarique Odes,
- Cowley, Abraham, “To Destiny,”
- Cowley, Abraham, “To Mr. Hobs,”
- Cowley, Abraham, “Upon Dr. Harvey,”
- Cowper, William,
- Cox, Ian,
- Crabbe, George,
- Craig, Edward Gordon,
- Crane, Ralph,
- Cranmer, Thomas,
- Cranswick, G. F., and M. Warren, A Vital Issue,
-
Crashaw, Richard,
- Crashaw, Richard, text n,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Byron,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Christianity,
- Crashaw, Richard, and conceits,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Corbière,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Denham,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Dryden,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Herbert,
- Crashaw, Richard, “Hymn to St. Theresa,”
- Crashaw, Richard, and Johnson,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Laforgue,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Marvell,
- Crashaw, Richard, and metaphysical conceit,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Milton,
- Crashaw, Richard, and Praz,
- Crashaw, Richard, “Saint Mary Magdalene, or The Weeper,”
- Crashaw, Richard, “The Teare,”
- Crashaw, Richard, “Upon the Book and Picture of the Seraphical Saint Teresa,”
- Crashaw, Richard, and Vaughan,
- Crashaw, Richard, Vexilla Regis,
- Crashaw, Richard, “The Flaming Heart Upon the Book and Picture of the Seraphical Saint Theresa,”
- Crashaw, Richard, “On Mr. George Herbert’s Book,”
- Crashaw, William,
- Crawley, W. J.,
- Crees, J. H. E.,
- Creevey, Thomas,
- Cretan Liar paradox,
- Crewe, Robert Offley Ashburton CreweMilnes, 1st Marquess,
- Crichtoun, James,
- Criterion, The,
- Croce, Benedetto,
- Crofts, Freeman Wills,
- Croix-de-Feu,
- Cromwell, Oliver,
- Cromwell, Thomas,
- Cronyn, George W.,
- Crosby, Caresse,
- Crosby, Harry,
- Cross, Frank Leslie, Anglicanism,
- Crothers, Samuel McChord,
- Cruickshank, A. H., xi,
- Cruikshank, George,
- Crummles, Vincent (Dickens character),
- Crémieux, Benjamin,
- Crépet, Eugène,
- Cubism, (SEE ALSO: Picasso, )
- Cuff, Sergeant (Collins character),
- Cuming, Agnes,
- Cummings, E. E. (Edward Estlin),
- Cummings, E. E.,
- Cunard, Lady,
- Cunard, Nancy,
- Cunliffe, J. W.,
- Cunliffe, John W.,
- Cunningham, G. W.,
- Curtis, Geoffrey,
- Curtius, E. R.,
- Curtius, Ernst Robert,
- Curzon, George Nathaniel Curzon, Marquess,
- Curzon, Irene, 2nd Baroness Ravensdale,
- Cushendun, Ronald McNeill, 1st Baron,
- Cushman, Herbert Ernest,
- Cutpurse, Moll (Dekker and Middleton character),
- Cyrenaic sect,
- Cyrenaicism,
- Czecho-Slovak Institute (London),
- Czechoslovakia,
- Daborne, Robert,
- Dalcroze, Émile Jaques-,
- Dalyell, Lord (John Ford character),
- Dalzel, Archibald, History of Dahomey,
- Damon, S. Foster,
- Dandieu, Arnaud,
- Daniel, Arnaut,
- Daniel, Samuel,
-
Dante,
- Dante, and Aquinas,
- Dante, and Baudelaire,
- Dante, and belief,
- Dante, Convivio,
- Dante, and Crashaw,
- Dante, and Daniel,
- Dante, De Monarchia,
- Dante, De Volgari Eloquio,
- Dante, and Dickens,
- Dante, Divine Comedy,
- Dante, Inferno,
- Dante, justice in,
- Dante, lucidity of,
- Dante, and Machiavelli,
- Dante, and Middleton,
- Dante, Paradiso,
- Dante, and Pound,
- Dante, Purgatorio,
- Dante, and Richards,
- Dante, and Seneca,
- Dante, and Shakespeare,
- Dante, simplicity of,
- Dante, TSE’s engagement with,
- Dante, universality of,
- Dante, visual imagination of,
- Dante, Vita Nuova,
- Dante, and Aquinas,
- Dante, and Baudelaire,
- Dante, Convivio,
- Dante, and Corbière,
- Dante, Divine Comedy,
- Dante, and Donne,
- Dante, Epistola X (letter to Cangrande della Scala),
- Dante, and French poets,
- Dante, and Islam,
- Dante, and Joyce,
- Dante, and Laforgue,
- Dante, and metaphysical poetry,
- Dante, Paradiso,
- Dante, and philosophy,
- Dante, and Pound,
- Dante, and propaganda,
- Dante, Purgatorio,
- Dante, and Richards,
- Dante, and Santayana,
- Dante, and Shakespeare,
- Dante, and Percy Bysshe Shelley,
- Dante, Vita Nuova,
- Dante, Divine Comedy,
- Dante, Inferno,
- Dante, Paradiso,
- Dante, Purgatorio,
- Dante, Vita nuova,
- Dante, Divine Comedy,
- Dante, exile of,
- Dante, and Florence,
- Dante, Inferno,
- Dante, learning of,
- Dante, philosophy in,
- Dante, Purgatorio,
- Dante, theology in,
- Dante, and vernacular,
- Dante, and Virgil,
- Dante, Vita Nuova,
- Dark Lady (Shakespeare figure),
- Dark, Sidney,
- Dark, Sidney, “We Can’t Be As Bad As All That,”
- Darling, Charles John,
- Darwin, Charles / Darwinism / Social Darwinism,
- Darwin, Charles,
- Darwin, Erasmus,
- Darwinism, (SEE ALSO: evolution, theory of, )
- Daudet, Léon,
- Davenant, Sir William,
- David, Jacques-Louis,
- Davidson, Donald,
- Davidson, John,
- Davies, Charles,
- Davies, David,
- Davies, Hugh Sykes,
- Davies, Peter,
- Davies, Rhys J.,
- Davies, Sir John,
- Davies, W. H.,
- Davies, William Henry,
- Davis, Arthur Joseph,
- Dawes, Clara (Lawrence character),
- Dawes, Rufus,
-
Dawson, Christopher,
- Dawson, Christopher, Beyond Politics,
- Dawson, Christopher, “The Conflict,”
- Dawson, Christopher, “The Real Issue,”
- Dawson, Christopher, Beyond Politics,
- Dawson, Christopher, “Europe and Christendom,”
- Dawson, Christopher, The Judgement of the Nations,
- Dawson, Christopher, The Modern Dilemma,
- Dawson, Christopher, Religion and the Modern State,
- Dawson, Geoffrey,
- Day Lewis, Cecil,
- Day Lewis, Cecil, “The Fourth Georgic (lines 1 to 66),”
- Dayak people,
- De Flores (Middleton character),
- De Quincey, Thomas,
- De Wulf, Maurice,
- De la Mare, Walter,
- Dedalus, Stephen (Joyce character),
- Defoe, Daniel,
- Degand, Léon,
- Degas, Edgar,
- Dekker, Thomas,
- Delavil (Heywood character),
- Dell, Floyd,
- Deloney, Thomas,
- Demant, V. A.,
- Demant, Vigo Auguste,
- Democritus,
- Demongeot, Marcel,
- Demosthenes,
- Denham, John,
- Denham, John, Cooper’s Hill,
- Denham, Sir John,
- Denikin, Anton,
- Denmark,
- Dent, Edward Joseph,
- Dent, H. C.,
- Deputy (Dickens character),
- Derniers Jours, Les,
- Descartes, René / Cartesianism,
- Descartes, René,
- Desdemona (Shakespeare character),
- Desjardins, Paul,
- Deussen, Paul,
- Dewey, John,
- Diaghilev, Sergei Pavlovitch,
- Diaghilev, Sergei,
- Dial,
- Dial, The,
-
Dickens, Charles,
- Dickens, Charles, All the Year Round,
- Dickens, Charles, Bleak House,
- Dickens, Charles, and Collins,
- Dickens, Charles, David Copperfield,
- Dickens, Charles, and Doyle,
- Dickens, Charles, and drama,
- Dickens, Charles, Edwin Drood,
- Dickens, Charles, and The Frozen Deep,
- Dickens, Charles, Household Words,
- Dickens, Charles, Little Dorrit,
- Dickens, Charles, Martin Chuzzlewit,
- Dickens, Charles, and Middleton,
- Dickens, Charles, The Mystery of Edwin Drood,
- Dickens, Charles, Nicholas Nickleby,
- Dickens, Charles, The Pickwick Papers,
- Dickens, Charles, A Tale of Two Cities,
- Dickens, Charles: Bleak House,
- Dickinson, G. Lowes,
- Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes,
- Diderot, Denis,
- Die neue Rundschau,
- Dike, Donald,
- Dill, Samuel,
- Dillon, George,
- Dilthey, Wilhelm,
- Dionysius of Halicarnassus,
- Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite,
- Dionysus,
- Disney, Walt,
- Disraeli, Benjamin,
- Disraeli, Benjamin, Lord Beaconsfield,
- Dissenters,
- Dix, Gregory,
- Dobb, Maurice,
- Dobell, Bertram,
- Dobrée, Bonamy,
- Dobrée, Valentine,
- Dobson, Frank,
- Dobson, J. F.,
- Doctrine in the Church of England,
- Dodgson, Campbell,
- Dolce, Lodovico,
- Dole, Charles Fletcher,
- Dolmetsch, Arnold,
- Dominis, Marco Antonio de,
- Donati, Piccarda (Dante character),
- Donne, Anne More,
-
Donne, John,
- Donne, John, (passim, The Clark Lectures),
- Donne, John, and Chapman,
- Donne, John, and Christianity,
- Donne, John, and Coleridge,
- Donne, John, and conceits,
- Donne, John, and Cowley,
- Donne, John, and Crashaw,
- Donne, John, and Dante,
- Donne, John, and Denham,
- Donne, John, and Dryden,
- Donne, John, and Elizabethan drama,
- Donne, John, and Grierson,
- Donne, John, and Herbert,
- Donne, John, and Ignatius,
- Donne, John, influence of,
- Donne, John, and Johnson,
- Donne, John, and H. King,
- Donne, John, and Laforgue,
- Donne, John, and language,
- Donne, John, and lyric verse,
- Donne, John, and Marvell,
- Donne, John, and mediaevalism,
- Donne, John, and metaphysical poetry,
- Donne, John, and Milton,
- Donne, John, and philosophy,
- Donne, John, and prose,
- Donne, John, and psychology,
- Donne, John, school of,
- Donne, John, and theology,
- Donne, John, and Vaughan,
- Donne, John, and W. Wordsworth,
- Donne, John, WORKS: “The Anatomy of the World (Anniversaries),”
- Donne, John, “At the round earth’s imagined corners, blow,”
- Donne, John, “The Calme,”
- Donne, John, Elegies,
- Donne, John, “The Extasie,”
- Donne, John, Fourth Satire,
- Donne, John, “The Funerall,”
- Donne, John, “The Good-Morrow,”
- Donne, John, Ignatius and his Conclave,
- Donne, John, “Lovers infinitenesse,”
- Donne, John, “A nocturnall upon S. Lucies day, Being the shortest day,”
- Donne, John, “The Progress of the Soul,”
- Donne, John, “The Prohibition,”
- Donne, John, “The Relique,”
- Donne, John, Satires,
- Donne, John, sermons of,
- Donne, John, Songs and Sonets,
- Donne, John, “The Storme,”
- Donne, John, “Twicknam Garden,”
- Donne, John, “A Valediction,”
- Donne, John, “Love’s Diet,”
- Donne, John, “A Valediction,”
- Donne, John, “Batter my heart, three person’d God,”
- Donne, John, Holy Sonnets,
- Donne, John, “The Lamentations of Jeremy,”
- Donne, John, and lyric,
- Donne, John, and mysticism,
- Donne, John, and religion,
- Donne, John, and Vaughan,
- Doolittle, Hilda (H. D.),
- Doone, Rupert,
- Dos Passos, John,
- Dostoevski, Fyodor,
- Dostoevsky, Fyodor,
- Dostoyevski, Fyodor,
- Doughty, Charles Montagu,
- Douglas, C. H.,
- Douglas, Clifford Hugh,
- Douglas, Gavin,
- Douglas, Gawain,
- Douglas, James,
- Douglas, Stephen,
- Dowden, Edward,
- Dowson, Christopher,
- Dowson, Ernest C.,
- Dowson, Ernest,
- Doyle, Arthur Conan,
- Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan,
- Drake, Durant,
- Drake, Sir Francis,
- Drayton, Michael,
- Dreiser, Theodore,
- Drennan, James, B.U.F.,
- Dreyfus Affair,
- Driesch, Hans,
- Drinkwater, John,
- Drucker, Peter F., The End of Economic Man,
- Drucker, Peter,
- Drummond, Bull-Dog (McNeile character),
- Drummond, Sir William,
- Drummond, William,
- Drury, Sir Robert,
-
Dryden, John,
- Dryden, John, “The Dedication to Examen Poeticum,”
- Dryden, John, Of Dramatick Poesie,
- Dryden, John, “The Hind and the Panther,”
- Dryden, John, and Addison,
- Dryden, John, and M. Arnold,
- Dryden, John, and Chaucer,
- Dryden, John, and Coleridge,
- Dryden, John, and Cowley,
- Dryden, John, and criticism,
- Dryden, John, and Denham,
- Dryden, John, and Donne,
- Dryden, John, dramatic work of,
- Dryden, John, and Hazlitt,
- Dryden, John, and Housman,
- Dryden, John, and Johnson,
- Dryden, John, and language,
- Dryden, John, and metaphysical poetry,
- Dryden, John, as poet,
- Dryden, John, and prose,
- Dryden, John, and Read,
- Dryden, John, and Shakespeare,
- Dryden, John, WORKS: Absalom and Achitophel,
- Dryden, John, “Alexander’s Feast,”
- Dryden, John, All for Love,
- Dryden, John, Annus Mirabilis,
- Dryden, John, Astraea Redux,
- Dryden, John, Aurung-Zebe,
- Dryden, John, The Conquest of Granada,
- Dryden, John, “Cymon and Iphigenia,”
- Dryden, John, Don Sebastian,
- Dryden, John, An Essay of Dramatic Poesy,
- Dryden, John, essays of,
- Dryden, John, Examen Poeticum,
- Dryden, John, Fables,
- Dryden, John, “Heroic Stanzas,”
- Dryden, John, The Hind and the Panther,
- Dryden, John, “The Lady’s Song,”
- Dryden, John, Mac Flecknoe,
- Dryden, John, Marriage à la Mode,
- Dryden, John, Mr. Limberham,
- Dryden, John, “Of Heroic Plays,”
- Dryden, John, prefaces of,
- Dryden, John, Preface to Annus Mirabilis,
- Dryden, John, Preface to Sylvae,
- Dryden, John, “The Proper Wit of Poetry,”
- Dryden, John, Religio Laici,
- Dryden, John, “Song for St. Cecilia’s Day,”
- Dryden, John, The Tempest,
- Dryden, John, “Threnodia Augustalis,”
- Dryden, John, “To my Dear Friend Mr. Congreve,”
- Dryden, John, “To the Memory of Mr. Oldham,”
- Dryden, John, Troilus and Cressida,
- Dryden, John, “An Account of the Ensuing Poem,”
- Dryden, John, “Alexander’s Feast,”
- Dryden, John, Annus Mirabilis,
- Dryden, John, Mac Flecknoe,
- Dryden, John, “A Song for St. Cecilia’s Day,”
- Dryden, John, and wit,
- Dryden, John, Absalom and Achitophel,
- Dryden, John, All for Love,
- Dryden, John, Aureng-Zebe,
- Dryden, John, and Church of England,
- Dryden, John, The Conquest of Granada,
- Dryden, John, and emotion,
- Dryden, John, The Hind and the Panther,
- Dryden, John, The Indian Emperor,
- Dryden, John, and language,
- Dryden, John, and Shakespeare,
- Du Bos, Charles,
- Du Bos, Charles, Byron et le besoin de la fatalité,
- Dublin Review, The,
- Dubois, Louis-Ernest,
- Ducasse, Isidore Lucien (Comte de Lautréamont),
- Duchêne, Jean-Louis,
- Dudley, Lady Mary,
- Duffin, Henry Charles,
- Duhamel, Georges,
- Dujardin, Edouard,
- Dujardin, Édouard,
- Dukes, Ashley,
- Dulac, Edmund,
- Dumas, Alexandre,
- Dunbar, William,
- Duncan, Raymond,
- Duncan, Ronald,
- Duncan-Jones, A. S.,
- Dunne, Annie,
- Dunne, Ellie (Shaw character),
- Dunne, Finley Peter,
- Duns Scotus,
- Dupin, C. Auguste (Poe character),
- Durbeyfield, Tess (Hardy character),
- Durdles (Dickens character),
- Duriau, Jean,
- Durkheim, Émile,
- Durrell, Lawrence,
- Durtal (Huysmans character),
- Duveen, Sir Joseph,
- Dvořák, Antonín,
- Dyce, Alexander,
- Dyer, Sir Edward,
- D’Amville (Tourneur character),
- D’Annunzio, Gabriele,
- D’Aranyi, Jelly,
- D’Arcy, M. C.,
- D’Arcy, Martin C.,
- D’Arcy, Martin,
- Eardley-Wilmot, Hazel,
- Eastern Europe,
- Eastern Orthodox Churches,
- Eastman, Max,
- Ebbutt, Alan,
- Eckhart, Johannes (Meister Eckhart),
- Eckhart, Meister,
- Economic Reform Club and Institute,
- Eddington, A. S.,
- Eddington, Sir Arthur,
- Eddy, Mary Baker,
- Ede, James Chuter,
- Eden, Anthony,
- Eder, Montague David,
- Edinburgh,
- Edward VI,
- Edward VII,
- Edward VIII,
- Edwards, F. M.,
- Edwards, Jonathan,
- Edwards, Richard,
- Egerton, Sir Thomas,
- Egoist Press Ltd.,
- Egoist Press,
- Egoist, The,
- Ehrenfels, Christian von,
- Einstein, Albert,
- Eirene,
- Eleanor of Aquitaine,
- Eleatics,
- Elgar, Edward,
- Eliot, Abigail (Abby) Adams née Cranch,
- Eliot, Andrew,
- Eliot, Charles W.,
- Eliot, Charles William,
- Eliot, Charlotte (Champe; TSE’s mother),
- Eliot, Charlotte (mother),
- Eliot, Charlotte (sister),
- Eliot, Charlotte Champe (mother),
- Eliot, Charlotte Chauncey (sister),
- Eliot, Ephraim,
- Eliot, George,
- Eliot, George, The Spanish Gypsy,
- Eliot, Henry Ware (father),
- Eliot, Henry Ware, Jr. (brother),
- Eliot, Henry Ware, Sr. (father),
- Eliot, Henry,
- Eliot, T. S., education of: Harvard University,
- Eliot, T. S., fiction of,
-
Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Ara Vos Prec,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Ash-Wednesday,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “The Boston Evening Transcript,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Burbank with a Baedeker: Bleistein with a Cigar,” xvii,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Burnt Norton,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “A Cooking Egg,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Doris’s Dream Songs,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Four Quartets,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Gerontion,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “The Hollow Men,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Journey of the Magi,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Little Gidding,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Marina,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Morning at the Window,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Poems (1919),
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Poems (1920),
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Poems, 1909–1925,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Preludes,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Prufrock and Other Observations,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Song to the Opherian,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, Sweeney Agonistes,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, —as “Fragment of a Prologue” and “Fragment of an Agon,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Sweeney among the Nightingales,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Sweeney Erect,”
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, The Waste Land,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, The Waste Land: A Facsimile,
- Eliot, T. S., poems and plays: Animula, “Whispers of Immortality,”
-
Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, Ash-Wednesday,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, The Cocktail Party,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Coriolan,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Cyril Tourneur,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Difficulties of a Statesman,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “The Dry Salvages,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “East Coker,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, The Family Reunion,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Five-Finger Exercises,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, Four Quartets,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, Fragment of an Agon,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Gerontion,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “The Hippopotamus,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “The Hollow Men,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “La Figlia Che Piange,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Landscapes,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Lines for Cuscuscaraway and Mirza Murad Ali Beg,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Lines to a Duck in the Park,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Lines to a Persian Cat,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Lines to a Yorkshire Terrier,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Lines to Ralph Hodgson Esqre.,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Little Gidding,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “A Lyric,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Marina,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Morning at the Window,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, Murder in the Cathedral,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “New Hampshire,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, Poems, 1909–1925,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Rannoch, by Glencoe,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, The Rock,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, Sweeney Agonistes,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Sweeney Among the Nightingales,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Sweeney Erect,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Triumphal March,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Virginia,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, The Waste Land,
- Eliot, T. S.: Anabasis, “Words for an Old Man,”
-
Eliot, T. S.: Animula,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, Ara Vos Prec,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, Ariel poems,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, Ash-Wednesday,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “A Cooking Egg,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Dans le restaurant,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Dirge,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “The Dry Salvages,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, The Dry Salvages,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, East Coker,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Eeldrop and Appleplex,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Fragment of an Agon,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Gerontion,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “The Hippopotamus,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, Inventions of the March Hare,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, Journey of the Magi,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Le Directeur,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Lune de miel,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Marina,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Mélange adultère de tout,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Mr. Eliot’s Sunday Morning Service,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Ode,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Salutation,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Som de l’Escalina,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, A Song for Simeon,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, Sweeney Agonistes,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Sweeney among the Nightingales,”
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, The Waste Land,
- Eliot, T. S.: Animula, “Whispers of Immortality,”
- Eliot, Theresa,
-
Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “Animula,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Ash-Wednesday,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Burnt Norton,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, The Dry Salvages,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, The Family Reunion,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Four Quartets,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “Gerontion,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “Journey of the Magi,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “Landscapes,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Little Gidding,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “The Man Who Was King,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “Marina,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Murder in the Cathedral,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Poems: 1909–1925,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “Pollicle Dogs and Jellicle Cats,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, The Rock,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “A Song for Simeon,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, Sweeney Agonistes,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “A Tale of a Whale,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, “Triumphal March,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: Anabasis, The Waste Land,
-
Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Burnt Norton,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” “Choruses from The Rock,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” The Cocktail Party,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Collected Poems, 1909–1935,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Complete Poems and Plays, 1909–1950,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” The Dry Salvages,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” East Coker,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” The Family Reunion,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Four Quartets,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” “Gerontion,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” “The Hollow Men,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” “Landscapes,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Little Gidding,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Murder in the Cathedral,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Prufrock and Other Observations,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” “Prufrock’s Pervigilium,”
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” The Rock,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” Sweeney Agonistes,
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns: “Animula,” The Waste Land,
- Eliot, Valerie (née Fletcher),
- Eliot, Valerie,
- Eliot, Vivien (née Haigh-Wood; TSE’s first wife),
- Eliot, Vivien,
- Eliot, William Greenleaf (grandfather),
- Eliot, William Greenleaf,
- Eliot, William Greenleaf, Jr.,
- Elizabeth I (Queen of England),
- Elizabeth I,
- Elizabethan comedy,
-
Elizabethan drama,
- Elizabethan drama, anarchy of,
- Elizabethan drama, and bombast,
- Elizabethan drama, borrowing in,
- Elizabethan drama, and dramatic form,
- Elizabethan drama, and Dryden,
- Elizabethan drama, excellence of,
- Elizabethan drama, five-act structure in,
- Elizabethan drama, Inns of Court tradition,
- Elizabethan drama, and Middleton,
- Elizabethan drama, and morality,
- Elizabethan drama, and playhouses,
- Elizabethan drama, and Seneca,
- Elizabethan drama, Senecals,
- Elizabethan drama, and stage,
- Elizabethan drama, and stoicism,
- Elizabethan drama, University dramas,
- Elizabethan drama, University tradition,
- Elizabethan drama, and versification,
- Elizabethan literature,
- Elizabethan poetry,
- Elizabethan tragedy,
- Elizabethans,
- Ellis, A. B., The Eẃe-Speaking Peoples,
- Ellis, Bob,
- Ellis, Charles,
- Ellis, Havelock,
- Ellis-Fermor, U. M.,
- Ellis-Fermor, Una, The Frontiers of Drama,
- Elton, Godfrey Elton, 1st Baron, St. George or the Dragon,
- Elton, Oliver,
- Elyot, Sir Thomas,
- Elyot, Sir Thomas, The Boke Named the Govournor,
- Emden, A. B.,
- Emerson, Ralph Waldo,
- Empedocles,
- Empson, William,
- Em’ly, Little (Dickens character),
- Enemy,
- Engels, Friedrich: Die deutsche Ideologie,
- England, (SEE ALSO: Great Britain, )
- England’s Helicon,
- English Association,
- English language,
- English literature,
- English mysticism,
- English poetry,
- English-Speaking Union,
- Ennever, William Joseph,
- Enobarbus (Shakespeare character),
- Epictetus,
- Epicureanism,
- Epicureans,
- Epicurus,
- Epimenides,
- Episcopal Church in Scotland,
- Eppstein, John, The Catholic Tradition,
- Epstein, Jacob,
- Epstein, Jean,
- Erasmus,
- Erasmus, Desiderius,
- Erastianism,
- Erastus, Thomas,
- Eroclea (John Ford character),
- Erskine, John,
- Ervine, St. John,
- Escobar y Mendoza, Antonio,
- Esdaile, Arundell,
- Esher, Lord,
- Esperanto,
- Esprit,
- Essex, Robert Devereux, second Earl,
- Estonia,
- Etchells, Frederick,
- Etherage, George,
- Eucharist,
- Eucken, Rudolf,
- Euhemerus,
- Euripides,
- Europe and culture,
-
Europe,
- Europe, and ancient Rome,
- Europe, and art,
- Europe, and Christianity,
- Europe, cities of,
- Europe, and civilization,
- Europe, and colonialism,
- Europe, and The Criterion,
- Europe, and exchange among nations,
- Europe, and Goethe,
- Europe, and Joyce,
- Europe, and literature,
- Europe, poetry in,
- Europe, and provincialism,
- Europe, reciprocal influence throughout,
- Europe, and religion,
- Europe, and Rome,
- Europe, Spain in,
- Europe, and United States,
- Europe, unity and diversity in,
- Europe, unity of,
- Europe, universities of,
- Europe, and Valéry,
- Europe, after World War II,
- Europe, War II,
- Europe/Europeans,
- Europäische Revue,
- Evangelicals,
- Evans, Edith,
- Evans, Myfanwy,
- Evelyn, John,
- Every, George,
- Everyman Theatre (Hampstead), (SEE ALSO: Macdermott, )
- Everyman,
- Faber & Faber (Faber & Gwyer),
- Faber & Faber,
- Faber & Gwyer,
- Faber and Faber,
- Faber, Enid,
- Faber, Frederick,
- Faber, Geoffrey,
- Fabian Society,
- Fabianism,
- Fabians,
- Fabians/Fabianism,
- Fabre, Jean-Henri,
- Fabre, Lucien,
- Fadiman, Clifton,
- Faguet, Émile,
- Fairlie, Gerard,
- Faith and Order Movement,
- Falange Party,
- Fall, Albert B.,
- Falls, Cyril,
- Falls, Cyril, History of the Great War,
- Falstaff (Shakespeare character),
- Falstaff,
- Fantasia (Disney),
- Farinata degli Uberti (Dante character),
- Faringdon, Gavin Henderson, Baron,
- Farjeon, Eleanor,
- Farrell, James T.,
- Fassett, Irene Pearl,
- Fassett, Irene,
- Faulkner, William,
- Fausset, Hugh l’Anson,
- Faustus (Marlowe character),
- Fawcett, Edward Douglas,
- Fawley, Jude (Hardy character),
- Feiling, Keith Grahame,
- Fenn, Eric,
- Fenollosa, Ernest,
- Fenollosa, Mary McNeil,
- Ferguson, W. B. M.,
- Fernandez, Ramon,
- Ferrar, John,
- Ferrar, Nicholas,
- Ferrero, Guglielmo,
- Ferro, António,
- Feste (Shakespeare character),
- Feuerbach, Ludwig von,
- Feuillet, Octave,
- Feydeau, Ernest-Aimé,
- Fichte, J. G.,
- Fichte, Johann Gottlieb,
- Ficino, Marsilio,
- Field, Nathan,
- Field, William L. W.,
- Fielding, A.,
- Fielding, Henry,
- Filmer, Sir Robert,
- Fineman, Hayim,
- Firbank, Ronald,
- Fisher Act (1918),
- Fisher Act of 1918,
- Fisher, Dorothy Canfield,
- Fisher, Geoffrey,
- Fisher, Irving,
- Fitton, Mary,
- FitzGerald, Desmond,
- FitzGerald, Edward,
- FitzGerald, Edward, The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám,
- Fitzgerald, Edward,
- Fitzgerald, F. Scott,
- Five Year Meeting of Friends,
- Flaubert, Gustave,
- Flavius Claudius Julianus Augustus (Julian the Apostate),
- Fleay, F. G.,
- Fleay, Frederick Gard,
- Flecker, James Elroy,
- Flecker, James Elroy, Hassan,
- Flecker, James,
- Fleming, Peter,
- Fleming, Samuel,
- Fletcher, John (dramatist),
- Fletcher, John Gould,
- Fletcher, John,
- Fletcher, Joseph Smith,
- Flexman, John Henry,
- Flint, F. S.,
- Flite, Miss (Dickens character),
- Flora (James character),
- Florence, Duke of (Middleton character),
- Florio, John,
- Flower and the Leaf, The,
- Flower, Desmond,
- Fluchère, Henri,
- Foerster, Norman,
- Fogerty, Elsie,
- Fontaine,
- Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier de,
- Fool (Shakespeare character),
- Footner, Hulbert,
- Forbes-Robertson, Sir Johnston,
- Ford, Boris,
- Ford, Ford Madox (Ford Madox Hueffer),
- Ford, Ford Madox,
- Ford, John,
- Forde, Onslow,
- Forster, E. M.,
- Forster, John,
- Forster, Lord,
- Fort, Paul,
- Fortunatus,
- Fortune, Reginald (Bailey character),
- Fosco, Count (Collins character),
- Foster, William,
- Foucauld, Charles de,
- Foucher de Careil, Alexandre L.,
- Fouchet, Max-Pol,
- Fournier, Henri-Alban (Alain-),
- Fowler, H. W.,
- Fox, Charles James,
- Frampton, Sir George James,
- France libre, La,
- France,
- France, Anatole,
- Francis Xavier, St.,
- Francis de Sales, St.,
- Francis of Assisi, Saint,
- Francis of Assisi, St.,
- Francis, Robert, Demain la France,
- Francis, Sir Philip,
- Francis, de Sales, St.,
- Franck, Henri,
- Franck, Henri, La Danse devant l’arche,
- Franco, Francisco,
- Frank, Waldo,
- Frank-Duquesne, Albert,
- Frankford, Mr. (Heywood character),
- Frankford, Mrs. (Heywood character),
- Fraser-Simson, C.,
- Frazer, James G.,
- Frazer, Robert Watson,
- Frazer, Sir James G.,
- Frazer, Sir James,
- Frederick the Great,
- Free Churches,
- Free French,
- Freedom Defence Committee,
- Freedom Press Defence Committee,
- Freedom Press,
- Freedom,
- Freeman, John Frederick,
- Freeman, R. Austin,
- Freemasonry,
- Fremantle, Sir Francis,
- French Eighteenth Century,
- French Goliardic poets,
- French Institute,
- French Resistance,
- French Revolution,
- French Symbolists,
- French criticism,
- French drama,
- French literary criticism,
- French literature, (SEE ALSO: Bosschère, Bourget, Péguy, )
- French poetry,
- French symbolist poets,
- French tragedy,
- French,
- French, Joseph (Crofts character),
-
French, history of,
- French, history of, and Ulysses, (SEE ALSO: Conrad; Dosteovski, )
- Frere, Walter Howard,
- Freud, Sigmund,
- Freudianism,
- Frith, Mary,
- Frizer, Ingram,
- Frobenius, Leo Viktor,
- Froissart, Jean,
- Fromentin, Eugène,
- Fromm, Erich,
- Frost, Robert,
- Fry, Roger,
- Fulbright, J. William,
- Fuller, B. A. G.,
- Fuller, Edward,
- Fuller, J. F. C.,
- Fuller, John Frederick Charles,
- Fumet, Stanislas,
- Furness, H. H.,
- Fustel de Coulanges, Numa Denis,
- Futurism,
- Fyfe, Hamilton,
- Fédération nationale des Camelots du Roi,
- Fülöp-Miller, René,
- Gaboriau, Émile,
- Galileo,
- Galileo, Galilei,
- Gallicanism,
- Gallup, Donald C.,
- Gallup, Donald,
- Galsworthy, John,
- Galt, William,
- Gamble, F. W.,
- Gandillac, Maurice de,
- Gangulee, Nagendranath,
- Gangulee, Nitindranath,
- Garbett, Cyril,
- Gard, Roger Martin du,
- Gardiner, Margaret,
- Gardiner, Rolf,
- Gardner, Percy,
- Garibaldi, Giuseppe,
- Garman, Douglas R.,
- Garnett, David,
- Garnett, Edward,
- Garnier, Robert,
- Garrett, John,
- Garrick Club,
- Garrigou-Lagrange, Réginald,
- Garrod, H. W.,
- Garrod, Heathcote William,
- Garvin, James Louis,
- Gascoigne, George,
- Gaselee, Stephen,
- Gaskell, Elizabeth,
- Gaskell, Marianne,
- Gaskell, Meta,
- Gaskell, William,
- Gassendi, Pierre,
- Gaudier-Brzeska, Henri,
- Gautama Buddha,
- Gautier, Théophile,
- Gautier, Théophile, Émaux et Camées,
- Gauvain, Sir Henry,
- Gaxotte, Pierre,
- Gay, Francisque,
- Gay, John,
- Geach, E. F. A.,
- Gedge, E. C.,
- Gentile, Giovanni,
- Gentillet, Innocent,
- George III,
- George IV,
- George V,
- George, David Lloyd,
- George, Stefan,
- Georgian Poetry,
- Georgian poetry (Georgianism),
- Georgian poets,
- Georgians,
- Geraldine (Heywood character),
- German Expressionism,
- German Faith Movement,
- German Idealism,
- German Liberal Protestantism,
- German National Religion,
- German Protestant missionaries,
- German critical thought,
- German criticism,
- German literature,
- German,
- Germany / German literature,
-
Germany,
- Germany, and Abyssinia,
- Germany, and Allen,
- Germany, and Christianity,
- Germany, and democracy,
- Germany, and invasion of Poland,
- Germany, and League of Nations,
- Germany, and materialism,
- Germany, and Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact,
- Germany, and national religion,
- Germany, and Spanish Civil War,
- Germany, and World War II,
- Germany, writers from,
- Germany, and Auschwitz,
- Germany, church and state in,
- Germany, and The Criterion,
- Germany, and culture,
- Germany, and education after World War II,
- Germany, and France,
- Germany, and R. Kipling,
- Germany, and music,
- Germany, and Poland,
- Germany, punishment of,
- Germany, and Soviet Union,
- Germany, and World War II, (SEE ALSO: Nazis, )
- Gertler, Mark,
- Gesell, Silvio,
- Ghéon, Henri
- Gibbon, Edward,
- Gibbon, John Murray,
- Gibbs, Philip,
- Gibson, James,
- Gibson, Wilfred,
- Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson,
- Gide, André,
- Gide, Charles,
- Gielgud, John,
- Gifford, William,
- Gilbert, Allan H.,
- Gilbert, Stuart,
- Gilbert, W. S.,
- Giles, Herbert A.,
- Gill, Eric,
- Gillen, Francis James,
- Gillman, James,
- Gilmour, Inspector (Winsor character),
- Gilson, Étienne,
- Giorgione,
- Giotto di Bondone,
- Giovanni (John Ford character),
- Giraldi, Lilio Gregorio,
- Gissing, George,
- Givler, Robert Chenault,
- Gladstone, William Ewart,
- Gladstone, William,
- Gloucester, Duke of (Shakespeare character),
- Gluckstein v. Barnes,
- Glyde, Sir Percival (Collins character),
- God,
- Godfrey, Peter,
- Godwin, William,
- Goebbels, Joseph,
- Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von,
- Gokhale, G. K.,
- Golding, Arthur,
- Goldring, Douglas,
- Goldsmith, Oliver,
- Gollancz, Sir Israel,
- Gomperz, Theodor,
- Gondomar, Diego Sarmiento de Acuña, Count,
- Goneril (Shakespeare character),
- Gongora, Luis de,
- Gongorism,
- Gonne, Maud,
- Goodhart, Arthur Lehman,
- Goodhart-Rendel, H. S.,
- Goossens, Eugene,
- Gorboduc,
- Gordon, James Geoffrey,
- Gordon, Lady Katherine (John Ford character),
- Gordon, Lyndall,
- Gore, Charles,
- Gore, Lysander (Brock character),
- Gorky, Maxim,
- Gorman, Herbert S., James Joyce,
- Gosse, Edmund,
- Gosse, Sir Edmund,
- Gosson, Stephen,
- Gott, John William,
- Gould, Gerald,
- Gourmont, Remy de,
- Gourmont, Rémy de,
- Gozzoli, Benozzo,
- Granada, Luis de,
- Grandgent, Charles,
- Granich, Itzok Isaac (Michael Gold),
- Grant, Ulysses S.,
- Granville-Barker, Harley,
- Granville-Barker, Harley, Prefaces to Shake-speare,
- Gravedigger (Shakespeare character),
- Graves, George,
- Graves, Robert,
- Gray, Terence,
- Gray, Thomas,
-
Great Britain,
- Great Britain, and Abyssinia,
- Great Britain, Board of Education, Report of the Consultative Committee,
- Great Britain, and child welfare,
- Great Britain, and democracy,
- Great Britain, Dominions of,
- Great Britain, and industrialism,
- Great Britain, and League of Nations,
- Great Britain, liberalism in,
- Great Britain, and Russell,
- Great Britain, universities in,
- Great Britain, War Propaganda Bureau (Wellington House),
- Great Britain, and World War II,
- Great Britain, Board of Education,
- Great Britain, Dominions of,
- Great Britain, Education Act of 1944 (Butler Act),
- Great Britain, German influence in,
- Great Britain, Ministry of Information,
- Great Britain, National Service (Armed Forces) Act,
- Great Britain, Tithe Commutation Act of 1836, (SEE ALSO: England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, )
- Great Depression,
- Great Schism,
- Greaves, Harold Richard Goring, Reactionary England,
- Greece, ancient,
- Greek Anthology,
- Greek and Latin classics,
- Greek drama,
- Greek fathers,
- Greek language,
- Greek philosophy,
- Greek tragedy,
- Greek,
- Greeks,
- Greeks, ancient,
- Green, Anna Katharine,
- Green, G. Grafton,
- Green, Russell,
- Green, Thomas Hill,
- Greene, Graham,
- Greene, Robert,
- Greene, Wilfred Greene, 1st Baron,
- Greene, William C.,
- Greenough, Chester Noyes,
- Greenwell, Tom,
- Greg, W. W.,
- Gregg, Richard B., The Power of Non-Violence,
- Gregory IX,
- Gregory, Lady,
- Gregory, Lady, Spreading the News,
- Gregory, Pope,
- Gregory, Robert,
- Gresham, Sir Thomas,
- Gretton, John,
- Greuze, Jean-Baptiste,
- Greville, Fulke (Lord Brooke),
- Greville, Fulke,
- Greville, Fulke, Baron Brooke,
- Grey, Sir Edward (Viscount Grey),
- Grierson, H. J. C.,
- Grierson, Herbert,
- Grierson, Herbert, Cross-Currents in 17th Century Literature,
- Grierson, Sir Herbert,
- Griffin, Bernard,
- Griffin, J.,
- Griffin, William J.,
- Griffith, Guy and Michael Oakeshott, A Guide to the Classics,
- Grigson, Geoffrey,
- Grimald, Nicholas,
- Grimaldi (John Ford character),
- Gropius, Ise Frank,
- Grosart, Alexander B.,
- Grotius, Hugo,
- Group Theatre,
- Gryce, Ebenezer (Green character),
- Guarini, Giovanni Battista,
- Guedalla, Philip,
- Guelphs and Ghibbelines,
- Guernica,
- Guggenheim, Peggy,
- Guicciardini, Francesco,
- Guild Books,
- Guild Socialism,
- Guillibert, Jean-Baptiste,
- Guinicelli, Guido (Dante character),
- Guinicelli, Guido,
- Guinizelli (or Guinicelli), Guido,
- Guinizelli, Guido,
- Guiterman, Arthur,
- Guitry, Sacha,
- Gummere, Francis Barton,
- Gundolf, Friedrich,
- Gurdjieff, George,
- Gurian, Waldemar,
- Guéhenno, Jean,
- Guérin du Cayla, Eugénie,
- Guérin du Cayla, Georges Maurice de,
- Gwilt, Miss (Collins character),
- Gwyer, Alsina,
- Gwyer, Maurice Linford,
- Gwynn, Denis,
- Gwynn, Stephen,
- Gyraldus, Lilius Gregorious,
- Génicot, Edward,
- Góngoray Argote, Luis de,
- Göttingen, University of,
- H. D. (Hilda Doolittle),
- Haakon, King,
- Haas, Charles Friedman,
- Haeckel, Ernst,
- Haecker, Theodor,
- Haecker, Theodor: Virgil,
- Haggard, Rider,
- Haggard, Sir Henry Rider,
- Haig, Douglas, first Earl Haig,
- Haigh-Wood, Charles Haigh,
- Haigh-Wood, Charles,
- Haigh-Wood, Maurice,
- Haigh-Wood, Vivien,
- Hakluyt, Richard,
- Halcombe, Marian (Collins character),
- Haldane, J. B. S.,
- Hale, Emily,
- Hale, Robert,
- Halifax, Charles Lindley Wood, second Viscount,
- Halifax, Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 1st Earl,
- Halifax, Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, Viscount,
- Hall, (Marguerite) Radclyffe,
- Hall, Bishop Joseph,
- Hall, Joseph,
- Hall, Radclyffe, The Well of Loneliness,
- Hallam, Arthur Henry,
- Hallam, Henry,
- Hambro, Angus V.,
- Hamilton, Sir William,
- Hamlet (Old),
- Hamlet (Shakespeare character),
- Hamlet plays,
- Hamlet,
- Hamlet’s father (Shakespeare character),
- Hampden, John,
- Hanau, Marthe,
- Hanbury, Michael,
- Hand, Learned,
- Handman, Lou,
- Hankey, C. P.,
- Hannyngton, Harold,
- Hansen, Harry,
- Happold, Frederick Crossfield,
- Harcourt, Brace,
- Hardiman, Alfred Frank,
- Harding, Jason,
- Hardwick, John Charlton,
- Hardy, Oliver,
- Hardy, Pierre (Philippe character),
- Hardy, Thomas,
- Harington, Henry,
- Harington, Sir John,
- Harley, Jane,
- Harmsworth, Harold Sidney,
- Harmsworth, Harold, first Viscount Rother-mere,
- Haroun al-Raschid,
- Harper, George McLean,
- Harrington, James,
- Harris, Charles,
- Harris, Frank,
- Harris, H. Wilson,
- Harris, J. Rendel,
- Harris, Joel Chandler, Uncle Remus,
- Harris, Julia,
- Harris, Rendel,
- Harris, Sir Percy,
- Harris, Wilson,
- Harrison, Frederic,
- Harrison, G. B.,
- Harrison, Jane Ellen,
- Harrison, Jane,
- Harrisson, Tom,
- Hart, B. H. Liddell,
- Hartland, Edwin Sidney,
- Hartley, David,
- Hartmann, Eduard von,
- Hartmann, Karl Robert Eduard von,
- Harton, Frederic Percy,
- Harvard Advocate,
- Harvard University,
- Harvey, Edmund,
- Harvey, Frederick William: “Ducks,”
- Harvey, Gabriel,
- Haskins, Charles Homer,
- Haskins, Homer, Renaissance of the Twelfth Century,
- Hastings, Donald,
- Hatch, Roger Conant,
- Hauer, Jakob Wilhelm,
- Hauranne, Jean Duvergier de,
- Hauvette, Henri,
- Hawkins, Desmond,
- Hawkins, Sir John,
- Hawthorne, Nathaniel,
- Haydon, Benjamin Robert,
- Haydon, Benjamin,
- Hays, Arthur Garfield,
-
Hayward, John,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on antimodernist attacks,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on Christian Britain,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on Classical Association presidency,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on Dawson and Mannheim review,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on death of V. Woolf,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on education,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on German bombing,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on liberation of Rome,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on Little Gidding,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on Reading University lecture,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on The Anvil,
- Hayward, John, and TSE on “The Music of Poetry,”
- Hayward, John, and TSE’s Churchill Club lectures,
- Hayward, John, TSE’s flat with,
- Hayward, John, and TSE’s Italian tour,
- Hayward, John, and TSE’s wartime obligations,
- Hazlitt, William,
- Healy, J. V.,
- Heap, Jane,
- Heard, Gerald (Henry Fitzgerald Heard),
- Heard, Gerald, Man the Master,
- Hearn, Lafcadio, Kwaidan,
- Hearnshaw, F. J. C.,
- Hebert, Arthur Gabriel,
- Hebraism,
- Hebrew,
- Hebrews,
- Hecatomb Styrax (Pound character),
- Hecht, Ben,
- Hecuba (Seneca character),
- Hegel, G. W. F.,
- Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich,
- Hegelianism,
- Heidegger, Martin,
- Heim, Karl,
- Heim, Karl, Germany’s New Religion,
- Heindel, Richard Heathcote,
- Heine, Heinrich,
- Held, Felix Emil,
- Helmer, Nora (Ibsen character),
- Hemingway, Ernest,
- Henderson, Alice Corbin,
- Henderson, Arthur,
- Henderson, E. L.,
- Henley, W. E.,
- Hennecke, Hans,
- Henrietta Maria, Queen,
- Henry II,
- Henry IV,
- Henry IV, Part I,
- Henry VII (John Ford character),
- Henry VII,
- Henry VIII,
- Henson, H. Hensley,
- Henson, Herbert Hensley,
- Heppenstall, Rayner,
- Heraclitus,
- Herbart, Johann Friedrich,
- Herbert of Cherbury, Edward Herbert, Baron,
- Herbert, A. P.,
- Herbert, Edward, 1st Baron of Cherbury,
- Herbert, Gabriel,
- Herbert, George,
- Herbert, Sir William,
- Hercules (Seneca character),
- Herder, Johann Gottfried von,
- Herford, C. H.,
- Hergesheimer, Joseph,
- Hermione (Shakespeare character),
- Herod,
- Herodas (Herondas),
- Herrick, Robert,
- Herriot, Édouard,
- Herrmann, Léon,
- Hervey, Sir William,
- Herzog, Emile (André Maurois),
- Heslop, Harold,
- Hesse, Herman,
- Hetherington, Sir Hector,
- Hewart, Gordon,
- Hewetson, John,
- Hewett, Edgar Lee,
- Hewitt, John,
- Hewlett, Maurice,
- Heywood, Bernard,
- Heywood, Elizabeth,
- Heywood, Jasper,
- Heywood, John,
-
Heywood, Thomas,
- Heywood, Thomas, and Appius and Virginia,
- Heywood, Thomas, Edward IV,
- Heywood, Thomas, The English Traveller,
- Heywood, Thomas, The Fair Maid of the West,
- Heywood, Thomas, and The Jew of Malta,
- Heywood, Thomas, The Rape of Lucrece,
- Heywood, Thomas, and Swinburne,
- Heywood, Thomas, The Wise Woman of Hogsdon,
- Heywood, Thomas, A Woman Killed with Kindness,
- Heywood, Thomas, and A Yorkshire Tragedy,
- Hicks, Granville,
- Hides, Jack G.,
- Hieronymo (Kyd character),
- Higgins, Bertram,
- Higham, David,
- Hildreth, Richard,
- Hill, George,
- Hiller, Leonie,
- Hilton, Walter,
- Hind, A. M.,
- Hindenburg, Marshal von,
- Hinduism,
- Hindus,
- Hinkley, Eleanor,
- Hinsley, Arthur,
- Hippolita (John Ford character),
- Hippolito (Middleton character),
- Hirst, E. W.,
- Hitler, Adolf,
- Hitlerism,
- Hoadley, Benjamin,
- Hoadly, Benjamin,
- Hoare, Sir Samuel,
- Hoare-Laval Pact,
- Hobbes, Thomas,
- Hobson, Alan (W. Lewis character),
- Hobson, J. A.,
- Hobson, John A.,
- Hodges, H. A.,
- Hodges, Nathaniel,
- Hodgson, Leonard,
- Hodgson, Ralph,
- Hoernlé, R. F. Alfred,
- Hofmannsthal, Hugo von,
- Hogarth Press,
- Hogarth, William,
- Hogben, Lancelot,
- Hokusai, Katsushika,
- Holcombe, Marian (Collins character),
- Holinshed, Raphael,
- Holland, Philemon,
- Holland-Martin, Robert,
- Hollis, Christopher,
- Holloway, Baliol,
- Holloway, Emory,
- Holmes, M. G.,
- Holmes, Mycroft (Doyle character),
- Holmes, Sherlock (Doyle character),
- Holt, Edwin B.,
- Holt, Edwin B., The New Realism,
- Holy Spirit,
- Homer,
- Hone, Joseph,
- Honeker, Charles,
- Hood, Christobel,
- Hood, Thomas,
- Hooke, Samuel Henry,
- Hooker, Richard,
- Hoole, Charles,
- Hooper, Charles E.,
- Hoover, Herbert,
- Hope, Anthony,
- Hope, Edmund,
- Hope, Lady Hilda Trelawney (Doyle character),
- Hope, Sir Anthony,
- Hopkins, Gerard Manley,
- Horace,
- Horace, Epistles,
- Hore-Belisha, Leslie,
- Horizon,
- Hornung, E. W.,
- Hoskyns, Sir Edwyn C.,
- Housman, A. E.,
- Housman, A. E., A Shropshire Lad,
- Housman, Laurence,
- Hovde, Bryn J.,
- Howard, Brian,
- Howard, Lady Elizabeth,
- Howarth, Sir Edward,
- Howarth, T. E. B.,
- Howitt, Alfred W.,
- Howson, Vincent,
- Hubble, Edwin P.,
- Hudson, Cyril E.,
- Hudson, H. K.,
- Hudson, Stephen (Sydney Schiff ),
- Hudson, W. H.,
- Hueffer, Ford Madox, Collected Poems,
- Hugh of St. Victor,
- Hughes, Thomas,
- Hughes, Thomas, Tom Brown’s School Days,
- Hugo, Victor,
- Huguenots,
- Hulme, T. E.,
- Humber (Locrine character),
- Hume, David,
- Huneker, James G.,
- Hunkin, Joseph Wellington,
- Hunnis, William,
- Hunt, G. W., “By Jingo,”
- Hunt, J. H. Leigh,
- Husserl, Edmund,
- Hutcheson, Francis,
- Hutchins, Robert Maynard,
- Hutchinson, Mary,
- Huxley, Aldous,
- Huxley, Julian,
- Huxley, Thomas Henry,
- Huxley, Thomas,
- Huysmans, Joris-Karl,
- Huysmans, Joris-Karl: En Route,
- Hyde, Edward, Earl of Clarendon,
- Hyde, Lawrence,
- Hyde-Lees, Georgie (Mrs. W. B. Yeats),
- Höfler, Alois,
- Hügel, Baron Friedrich von,
- Hügel, Friedrich von,
- Ibsen, Henri,
- Ibsen, Henrik,
- Iceland,
- Ignatius of Loyola,
- Imagism,
- Imagistes, Des,
- Imperialism,
- India,
- Indian philosophy,
- Inge, Sir William Ralph,
- Inge, William Ralph,
- Ingram, Kenneth,
- Innocent III,
- Innocent X,
- Inskip, James Theodore,
- Inskip, Thomas,
- International Christian Press and Information Service,
- International Institute for Intellectual Co-operation, The,
- International Journal of Ethics,
- International Peace Campaign,
- International Theatre Congress,
- Iredale, Eleanora,
- Ireland,
- Irish Academy of Letters,
- Irish Theatre,
- Irish literature, (SEE ALSO: Joyce, Yeats, )
- Irish poetry,
- Irish speech,
- Irving, Henry,
- Irving, Sir Henry,
- Isaacs, Sir Rufus,
- Isherwood, Christopher,
- Isherwood, Christopher: The Ascent of F6,
- Isidore of Seville,
- Islam,
- Israel,
- Italian Renaissance,
- Italian art,
- Italian drama,
- Italian melodrama,
- Italian poetry,
- Italy,
- Ithocles (John Ford character),
- Ito, Michio,
- Itow, Michio,
- Ivan IV Vasilyesvich,
- Jacks, L. P.,
- Jackson, Andrew,
- Jackson, Edward Fisher,
- Jackson, R. G.,
- Jackson, Sir Barry,
- Jackson, W. F., Roman Vergil,
- Jackson, William,
- Jacob, Naomi,
- Jacobean age,
- Jacobeans,
- Jager, George,
- Jahier, Alice, Inoubliable France,
- Jaini, Jagmanderlal,
- Jainism,
- James I (King of England),
- James I,
- James II,
- James IV and I,
- James VI and I,
- James, Bruno Scott,
- James, C. Clement H.,
-
James, Henry,
- James, Henry, “The Altar of the Dead,”
- James, Henry, The Ambassadors,
- James, Henry, The American,
- James, Henry, and art for art’s sake,
- James, Henry, The Aspern Papers,
- James, Henry, “Daisy Miller,”
- James, Henry, “The Death of the Lion,”
- James, Henry, English Hours,
- James, Henry, The Europeans,
- James, Henry, “The Figure in the Carpet,”
- James, Henry, “The Friends of the Friends,”
- James, Henry, The Golden Bowl,
- James, Henry, “The Great Good Place,”
- James, Henry, and Hawthorne,
- James, Henry, The Ivory Tower,
- James, Henry, “The Jolly Corner,”
- James, Henry, late style of,
- James, Henry, “The Lesson of the Master,”
- James, Henry, patterns in,
- James, Henry, “The Real Right Thing,”
- James, Henry, A Round of Visits,
- James, Henry, The Sense of the Past,
- James, Henry, and spiritual search,
- James, Henry, The Spoils of Poynton,
- James, Henry, The Turn of the Screw,
- James, Henry, What Maisie Knew,
- James, Henry, The Wings of the Dove,
- James, Henry, The Ivory Tower,
- James, Henry, The Turn of the Screw,
- James, Henry, “The Figure in the Carpet,”
- James, Norah C.,
- James, William,
- Jameson, Storm,
- Jammes, Francis,
- Janet, Pierre Marie Félix,
- Janet, Pierre,
- Jansenism,
- Janssens, Corneille,
- Japan,
- Japanese drama,
- Jeanne d’Arc,
- Jeans, Isabel,
- Jeans, Sir James,
- Jebb, Eglantyne,
- Jeffers, Robinson,
- Jeffery, Violet M.,
- Jeffrey, Francis,
- Jeffrey, Lord Francis,
- Jekyll, Dr. and Mr. Hyde (Stevenson character),
- Jenkins, Daniel,
- Jerome, St.,
- Jerrold, Douglas,
- Jersey,
- Jespersen, Otto,
- Jesuits (Society of Jesus),
- Jesuits,
- Jesus Christ,
- Jesus,
- Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne (Young Christian Workers),
- Jevons, Frank Byron,
- Jews,
- Joachim, Harold H.,
- Joachim, Harold,
- Joad, C. E. M.,
- Joan of Arc (Jeanne d’Arc),
- John XXII,
- John of Salisbury,
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- John of the Cross, St.,
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- Johnson, Alvin,
- Johnson, Amy,
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- Johnson, Lionel,
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Johnson, Samuel,
- Johnson, Samuel, and Cowley,
- Johnson, Samuel, and Donne,
- Johnson, Samuel, Lives of the Poets,
- Johnson, Samuel, London,
- Johnson, Samuel, and metaphysical poetry,
- Johnson, Samuel, and Milton,
- Johnson, Samuel, The Vanity of Human Wishes,
- Johnson, Samuel, “Life of Cowley,”
- Johnson, Samuel, “Preface to Shakespeare,”
- Johnson, Samuel, The Vanity of Human Wishes,
- Johnson, Samuel, “Life of Milton,”
- Johnson, Samuel, The Rambler (no. 78),
- Johnson, Samuel, The Vanity of Human Wishes,
- Johnson, Vernon,
- Joint Standing Committee of Religion and Life and the Sword of the Spirit,
- Joinville, Jean de,
- Jolas, Eugene,
- Jonathan Cape Ltd.,
- Jones, Athelney (Doyle character),
- Jones, Henry Arthur,
- Jones, Inigo,
- Jones, Mansell P.,
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Jonson, Ben,
- Jonson, Ben, The Alchemist,
- Jonson, Ben, The Case is Altered,
- Jonson, Ben, Catiline,
- Jonson, Ben, and comedy,
- Jonson, Ben, Conversations with Drummond,
- Jonson, Ben, Eastward Hoe,
- Jonson, Ben, Epicoene,
- Jonson, Ben, Every Man in His Humour,
- Jonson, Ben, Every Man Out of His Humour,
- Jonson, Ben, and Harrington,
- Jonson, Ben, and Middleton,
- Jonson, Ben, Sejanus,
- Jonson, Ben, and Seneca,
- Jonson, Ben, The Silent Woman,
- Jonson, Ben, and The Spanish Tragedy,
- Jonson, Ben, and Swinburne,
- Jonson, Ben, A Tale of a Tub,
- Jonson, Ben, Volpone,
- Jonson, Ben, and Drummond,
- Jonson, Ben, Eastward Hoe,
- Jonson, Ben, and The Revenger’s Tragedy,
- Jonson, Ben, Timber,
- Jonson, Ben, Volpone,
- Jonson, Ben, “To the Immortal Memory and Friendship,”
- Jonson, Ben, “Ode to Himself,”
- Jordan, Rishworth Pierpont,
- Jourdain, Margaret,
- Jourdain, Philip,
- Journal de Genève,
- Journet, Charles,
- Jouvet-Kaufmann, Julia,
- Jowett, Benjamin,
- Jowett, P. H.,
-
Joyce, James,
- Joyce, James, and Ulysses,
- Joyce, James, and Roth,
- Joyce, James, Anna Livia Plurabelle,
- Joyce, James, “The Dead,”
- Joyce, James, Dubliners,
- Joyce, James, Finnegans Wake,
- Joyce, James, Haveth Childers Everywhere,
- Joyce, James, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man,
- Joyce, James, Ulysses,
- Joyce, James, Work in Progress,
- Joyce, James, “The Dead,”
- Joyce, James, Dubliners,
- Joyce, James, Ulysses,
- Joyce, James, Work in Progress,
- Joyce, James, “Anna Livia Plurabelle,”
- Joyce, James, Chamber Music,
- Joyce, James, “The Dead,”
- Joyce, James, death of,
- Joyce, James, Dubliners,
- Joyce, James, Exiles,
- Joyce, James, Finnegans Wake,
- Joyce, James, and language,
- Joyce, James, “The Mookse and the Gripes,”
- Joyce, James, and music,
- Joyce, James, Pomes Penyeach,
- Joyce, James, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man,
- Joyce, James, and realism,
- Joyce, James, reputation of,
- Joyce, James, “The Sisters,”
- Joyce, James, Ulysses,
- Joyce, James, Work in Progress,
- Judaism,
- Judas Iscariot (Dante character),
- Jules, le Grand (Philippe character),
- Julian of Norwich,
- Juliana of Norwich,
- Julius Caesar,
- Jung, Carl,
- Junius, Francis,
- Juno (Seneca character),
- Jusserand, J. J.,
- Juvenal,
- Kabitz, Willy,
- Kahn, Gustave,
- Kale, Vaman Govind,
- Kallen, Horace,
- Kant, Immanuel,
- Kaplan, Allan S.,
- Kastner and Charlton,
- Kauffer, E. McKnight,
- Kaye-Smith, Sheila,
-
Keats, John,
- Keats, John, The Fall of Hyperion,
- Keats, John, Hyperion,
- Keats, John, Letters,
- Keats, John, letters of,
- Keats, John, “Ode on a Grecian Urn,”
- Keats, John, “Ode on Indolence,”
- Keats, John, “Ode on Melancholy,”
- Keats, John, “Ode to a Nightingale,”
- Keats, John, “Ode to Psyche,”
- Keats, John, and prose,
- Keats, John, and Percy Bysshe Shelley,
- Keats, John, “To Autumn,”
- Keats, John, “The Eve of St. Agnes,”
- Keats, John, Hyperion,
- Keble, John,
- Kedward, R. N.,
- Keelan, Peter,
- Keith, Sir Arthur,
- Kelham Theological College,
- Kellett, E. E.,
- Kelly, Herbert Hamilton,
- Kelmscott Press,
- Kemal, Mustafa,
- Ken, Thomas,
- Kennedy, Margaret: Escape Me Never,
- Kennerley, Morley,
- Kent, Duchess of,
- Kent, Duke of,
- Kenyon, Ruth,
- Ker, W. P.,
- Kern, Jerome,
- Keynes, John Maynard,
- Keynes, Lydia Vasilievna (née Lopokova),
- Keynes, Sir Geoffrey,
- Kidd, B. J.,
- Kierkegaard, Søren,
- Killham, John,
- Killip, E. H.,
- Kindersley, Guy M.,
- King Lear,
- King, Henry (bishop and poet),
- King, Henry,
- King, Irving,
- King, Veronica and Paul,
- King-Hall News-Letter,
- Kingsley, Charles,
- Kingsley, Charles, Westward Ho!,
- Kingsmill, Hugh (Hugh Kingsmill Lunn),
- Kingswood School,
- Kinwelmarsh, Francis,
- Kipling, John,
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Kipling, Rudyard,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Bertran and Bimi,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Broken Men,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, and Dobrée,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The End of the Passage,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Feet of the Young Men,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, Kim,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “L’Envoi,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, The Light that Failed.,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Love o’ Women,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Man Who Was,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Man Who Would Be King,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Reingelder and the German Flag,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Three Musketeers,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “To be Filed for Reference,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Broken Men,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Danny Deever,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, and anti-Semitism,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “At the End of the Passage,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, Barrack-Room Ballads, and Other Verses,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Brushwood Boy,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Bull That Thought,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, Captains Courageous,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Children’s Song,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, A Choice of Kipling’s Verse,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Cold Iron,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Danny Deever,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Dead King,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, Debits and Credits,
- Kipling, Rudyard, Departmental Ditties,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “A Disturber of Traffic,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, A Diversity of Creatures,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The End of the Passage,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “L’Envoi,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Epitaphs of the War,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Fabulists,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “ ‘The Finest Story in the World,’ ”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Friendly Brook,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Gehazi,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Gentlemen-Rankers,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Gethsemane,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “An Habitation Enforced,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Harp Song of the Dane Women,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “In the Same Boat,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, The Jungle Book,
- Kipling, Rudyard, Just So Stories,
- Kipling, Rudyard, Kim,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Ladies,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Land,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “ ‘Late Came the God,’ ”
- Kipling, Rudyard, The Light That Failed,
- Kipling, Rudyard, Limits and Renewals,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Loot,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Maltese Cat,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Man Who Would Be King,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Mark of the Beast,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The ‘Mary Gloster,’ ”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Masque of Plenty,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “A Matter of Fact,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “McAndrew’s Hymn,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Miracle of Purun Bhagat,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “My Son’s Wife,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Night Mail,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “La Nuit Blanche,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “One Viceroy Resigns,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Our Lady of the Snows,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Proofs of Holy Writ,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, Puck of Pook’s Hill,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Queen’s Uniform,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Rahere,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Recessional,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, Rewards and Fairies,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Runes on Weland’s Sword,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, The Second Jungle Book,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Sestina of the Tramp-Royal,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, The Seven Seas,
- Kipling, Rudyard, Soldiers Three,
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Song of the Galley Slaves,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Storm Cone,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “ They,’ ”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “To Be Filed for Reference,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Tommy,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Truce of the Bear,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Waster,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Way through the Woods,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “Wireless,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Wish House,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Woman in His Life,”
- Kipling, Rudyard, “The Young Queen,”
- Kirk, Kenneth Escott, “The Atonement,”
- Kirkham, Francis,
- Kitchin, Donald K.,
- Kittredge, George Lyman,
- Kleen, Tyra de,
- Kline, Henry Blue,
- Knight, G. Wilson,
- Knight, W. F. J.,
- Knights, L. C.,
- Knox, E. V.,
- Knox, Ronald Arbuthnott,
- Knox, Ronald,
- Knox, Wilfred,
- Knox-Shaw, T.,
- Koestler, Arthur,
- Kojecky, Roger,
- Komissarjevsky, Theodore,
- Konoff, V.,
- Korda, Zoltán,
- Kotzebue, August von,
- Kreuger, Ivar,
- Krutch, Joseph Wood,
- Krutch, Joseph Wood: The Modern Temper,
- Kuhlemann, Johannes Th.,
- Kurtz (Conrad character),
- Kyd, Thomas,
- Kyd, Thomas, Spanish Tragedy,
- L ’Action Française,
- La Bruyère, Jean de,
- La Fontaine, Jean de,
- La Fontaine, Jean de, Fables,
- La Harpe, Jean-François de,
- La Mole, Mathilde de (Stendhal character),
- La Revue de Genève,
- La Rochefoucauld, François VI, duc de,
- La Rochefoucauld, François, duc de,
- La Rochelle, Pierre Drieu,
- Laberthonnière, R. P. Lucien,
- Labour Party,
- Lacey, T. A.,
- Lacombe, Olivier,
- Lactantius,
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Laforgue, Jules,
- Laforgue, Jules, text n,
- Laforgue, Jules, and Baudelaire,
- Laforgue, Jules, and Crashaw,
- Laforgue, Jules, and Dante,
- Laforgue, Jules, Derniers Vers,
- Laforgue, Jules, “Dimanches,”
- Laforgue, Jules, and Donne,
- Laforgue, Jules, and feeling and reason,
- Laforgue, Jules, “Grande complainte de la ville de Paris,”
- Laforgue, Jules, Hamlet,
- Laforgue, Jules, and Lawrence,
- Laforgue, Jules, Moralités Légendaires,
- Laforgue, Jules, and mysticism,
- Laforgue, Jules, and Symons,
- Laforgue, René,
- Laicus Ignotus,
- Laing, Bertram Mitchell,
- Lallement, Daniel-Joseph,
- Lalou, René,
- Lamartine, Alphonse de,
- Lamb, Charles,
- Lamb, Lady Caroline,
- Lambeth Conference of 1930,
- Lambeth Conference,
- Landor, Walter Savage,
- Lane, Frank Edwin,
- Lane, John,
- Lang, Andrew,
- Lang, Cosmo Gordon,
- Langdon-Davies, Bernard Noel,
- Lange, Carl / James-Lange theory,
- Langland, William,
- Langton, F. E. P. S.,
- Lanier, Lyle Hicks,
- Lanman, Charles R.,
- Lanman, Charles Rockwell,
- Lansbury, George,
- Larbaud, Valéry,
- Larousse, Pierre,
- Larroumet, Gustave,
- Laski, Harold J.,
- Laski, Harold Joseph,
- Laski, Harold,
- Lasserre, Pierre,
- Latimer, Hugh,
-
Latin culture,
- Latin culture, literature,
- Latin culture, poetry, (SEE ALSO: Roman literature, Rome, ancient, )
- Latin fathers,
- Latin,
- Latini, Brunetto (Dante character),
- Latini, Brunetto,
- Laud, William,
- Laudian Church,
- Laughlin, James,
- Laurel, Stan,
- Lautreamont, Comte de,
- Lautréamont Ducasse, Isidore Lucien (Comte de Lautréamont),
- Laval, Pierre,
- Laveleye, Émile de,
- Law, William,
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Lawrence, D. H.,
- Lawrence, D. H., Aaron’s Rod,
- Lawrence, D. H., and Criterion,
- Lawrence, D. H., “Daughters of the Vicar,”
- Lawrence, D. H., death of,
- Lawrence, D. H., Fantasia of the Unconscious,
- Lawrence, D. H., and Forster,
- Lawrence, D. H., and Huxley,
- Lawrence, D. H., Lady Chatterley’s Lover,
- Lawrence, D. H., and Laforgue,
- Lawrence, D. H., Letters,
- Lawrence, D. H., and Murry,
- Lawrence, D. H., The Plumed Serpent,
- Lawrence, D. H., “The Prussian Officer,”
- Lawrence, D. H., The Rainbow,
- Lawrence, D. H., and Richards,
- Lawrence, D. H., “Second Best,”
- Lawrence, D. H., “The Shades of Spring,”
- Lawrence, D. H., “The Shadow in the Rose Garden,”
- Lawrence, D. H., Sons and Lovers,
- Lawrence, D. H., “Two Blue Birds,”
- Lawrence, D. H., “The Woman Who Rode Away,”
- Lawrence, D. H., Fantasia of the Unconscious,
- Lawrence, D. H., A Group of Noble Dames,
- Lawrence, D. H., Lady Chatterley’s Lover,
- Lawrence, D. H., Mornings in Mexico,
- Lawrence, D. H., The Prussian Officer,
- Lawrence, D. H., “The Shadow in the Rose Garden,”
- Lawrence, D. H., Sons and Lovers,
- Lawrence, D. H., Women in Love,
- Lawrence, Frieda,
- Lawrence, T. E.,
- Lawrence, William James,
- Lawther, Will,
- Layard, John,
- Le Bon, Gustave,
- Le Bossu, René,
- Le Nouvelle Revue française,
- Le Roy, Édouard,
- Le Sueur, Hubert,
- LeSourd, Homer Williamson,
- Leach, Henry Goddard,
- Leacock, Stephen,
- League of Audiences,
- League of Nations,
- Leahy, G. F.,
- Leantio (Middleton character),
- Lear, Edward,
- Lear, Edward: “The Courtship of the Yonghy-Bonghy-Bò,”
- Lear, King (Shakespeare character),
- Leavenworth, Eleanor (Green character),
- Leavenworth, Mary (Green character),
- Leavis, F. R.,
- Leavis, Q. D.,
- Leblanc, Maurice,
- Lecoq (Gaboriau character),
- Lecount, Virginie (Collins character),
- Lee, Vernon,
- Legge, Thomas,
- Legouis, Pierre,
- Legouis, Émile,
- Legrand, Ignace (Ferdinand Ignace Albert Warschawsky),
- Lehmann, John,
- Leibniz, G. W.,
- Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm von,
- Leivers, Miriam (Lawrence character),
- Lenin, V. I.,
- Leninism,
- Leo XIII,
- Leo XIII, Rerum novarum,
- Leonardo da Vinci,
- Lepidus (Shakespeare character),
- Leroux, Gaston,
- Leroy-Beaulieu, Pierre Paul,
- Leslie, Shane,
- Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim,
- Lethaby, William Richard,
- Lettres françaises, Les,
- Levey, Ethel,
- Levin, Harry, James Joyce,
- Levy, Oscar,
- Lewinsohn, Richard,
- Lewis, C. Day,
- Lewis, C. S.,
- Lewis, David,
- Lewis, Dominic Bevan Wyndham,
- Lewis, John, Christianity and the Social Revolution,
- Lewis, Sinclair,
- Lewis, Wyndham,
- Ley, Charles David,
- Li Po,
- Liberal Education Advisory Committee, Education for All,
- Liberal Party, (SEE ALSO: Whig Party, )
- Liberalism,
- Lidgett, John Scott,
- Life and Letters,
- Lima, Alceu Amoroso (Tristan d’Athayde),
- Lincoln, Abraham,
- Lindsay, A. D.,
- Lindsay, Kenneth,
- Lindsay, Vachel,
- Lion, Aline,
- Lippmann, Walter,
- Lipps, Theodor,
- Little Review,
- Little Review, The,
- Litz, A. Walton,
- Liveright, Horatio,
- Livia (Middleton character),
- Livingston, Arthur,
- Livingstone, Dame Adelaide,
- Livingstone, Sir Richard,
- Liébeault, Ambroise-Auguste,
- Llano, Queipo de,
- Lloyd George, David,
- Lloyd, George Ambrose, first Baron,
- Lloyd, Marie,
- Locard, Edmond,
- Locarno pact,
- Locke, John,
- Locke, John, Some Thoughts Concerning Education,
- Lockwood School,
- Lockwood, Ellen,
- Locrine,
- Lodge, Henry Cabot,
- Lodge, Thomas,
- Loewe (Löwe), Adolf,
- Loewenberg, E.,
- Logical Positivism,
- Loiseau, Jean,
- Loisy, Alfred,
- Lombardo, Marco (Dante character),
- London Library,
- London,
- London, Jack,
- Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth,
- Longford, William Wingfield,
- Longinus,
- Lope de Vega, Félix,
- Lopokova, Lydia,
- Lorris, Guillaume de,
- Los Angeles,
- Lotinga, Ernie,
- Lotze, Hermann,
- Lotze, Rudolf H.,
- Louis XI,
- Louis XIV,
- Lovelace, Richard,
- Lovett, E. Neville,
- Lowell, A. Lawrence,
- Lowell, Abbott Lawrence,
- Lowell, Amy,
- Lowell, Anna Parker,
- Lowell, James Russell,
- Lowes, John Livingston,
- Lowes, John Livingston, “The Noblest Monument,”
- Lowes, John Livingstone,
- Lowie, Robert H., Primitive Society,
- Lowrie, Walter, Kierkegaard,
- Loy, Mina,
- Loyola, St. Ignatius,
- Lubbrock, Y. J.,
- Lucas, F. L.,
- Lucas, Jean Maximilian,
- Luce, H. K.,
- Lucian,
- Lucretius,
- Lucretius, De rerum natura,
- Ludovici, Anthony M.,
- Ludwig, Emil,
- Lunn, Sir Arnold,
- Lupin, Arsène (Leblanc character),
- Lupin, Arsène,
- Lupino, Henry (Lupino Lane),
- Luther, Martin,
- Lutheran Church in Estonia,
- Lutheranism,
- Lutyens, Sir Edwin,
- Lyell, Charles,
- Lygon, William, 7th Earl Beauchamp,
- Lyly, John,
- Lymington, Viscount (Gerard Vernon Wallop, Earl of Portsmouth),
- Lynch, Kathleen,
- Lynd, Robert Wilson,
- Lyric Theatre,
- Lytle, Andrew Nelson,
- Lytle, Henry Francis,
- Lyttelton, Edith,
- Lyttelton, Mrs. Alfred,
- Lévy-Bruhl, Lucien,
- L’Action Française,
- L’Homme nouveau,
- L’Ordre nouveau,
- MacBride, E. W.,
- MacCarthy, Desmond,
- MacDiarmid, Hugh,
- MacDonald, A. H.,
- MacDonald, Ramsay,
- MacGreevy, Thomas,
- MacLeish, Archibald,
- MacNeice, Louis,
- MacPherson, Aimee Semple,
- Macaulay, (Emilie) Rose,
- Macaulay, Rose,
- Macaulay, Thomas Babington,
- Macbeth,
- Macdermott, Norman,
- Macdonald, Dwight,
- Macdonald, Hugh,
- Macdonald, James Ramsay,
- Mace, J. H. B.,
- Mach, Ernst,
- Machen, Arthur Llewelyn Jones,
- Machiavel (Marlowe character),
- Machiavelli, Niccolò,
- Machin, Lewis,
- Mackail, J. W.,
- Mackenzie, Agnes Mure,
- Mackenzie, Compton,
- Mackenzie, J. S.,
- Mackinnon, D. M.,
- Maclagan, Sir Eric,
- Macleod, Adam Gordon,
- Macmurray, John,
- Macnaghten, Edward, Lord,
- Macpherson, Aimee Semple,
- Maddermarket Theatre,
- Madge, Charles,
- Maeterlinck, Maurice,
- Magnus, Albertus,
- Magson, E. H.,
- Mahabharata,
- Maimonides,
- Main, Donald,
- Maine, Sir Henry Sumner,
- Mairet, Philip,
- Mais, S. P. B.,
- Maison des Centraux, La (Paris),
- Maistre, Joseph de,
- Major, Henry Dewsbury Alves,
- Malatesta, Sigismondo,
- Malcolm, Dougal O.,
- Malfy, Duchess of (Webster character),
- Malherbe, François de,
- Malines Conversations,
- Malinowski, Bronislaw, Argonauts of the Western Pacific,
- Malinowski, Bronisław,
- Mallarmé, Stéphane,
- Mallet, David,
- Mallet, Peggy,
- Mallet, Sir Victor,
- Mallon, J. J.,
- Mallon, James Joseph,
- Malory, Sir Thomas,
- Malory, Thomas,
- Malory, Thomas, Le Morte d’Arthur,
- Malvern Conference,
- Malvern, 1941,
- Manchester, Frederick and Odell Shepard, Irving Babbitt,
- Manfred (Dante character),
- Manfredi (Lawrence character),
- Manichaeism,
- Mann, Thomas,
- Manners, John James Robert,
- Manners, Lord John,
- Mannhardt, Wilhelm,
-
Mannheim, Karl,
- Mannheim, Karl, Diagnosis of Our Time,
- Mannheim, Karl, and elites,
- Mannheim, Karl, “The Function of the Refugee,”
- Mannheim, Karl, An Introduction to the Sociology of Education,
- Mannheim, Karl, Man and Society,
- Mannheim, Karl, and planning,
- Mannheim, Karl, and religion,
- Mannheim, Karl, “Towards a New Social Philosophy,”
- Mannin, Ethel,
- Manning, Cardinal,
- Manning, Frederic,
- Manning, Frederic: Her Privates We,
- Mansfield, Katherine,
- Mantegna, Andrea,
- Marc, Alexandre,
- Marcus Aurelius,
- Marett, Robert R.,
- Margoliouth, H. M.,
- Marina (Shakespeare character),
- Marinism,
- Marino, Giambattista,
- Marino, Giovanni Battista,
-
Maritain, Jacques,
- Maritain, Jacques, “De la connaissance poétique,”
- Maritain, Jacques, Freedom in the Modern World,
- Maritain, Jacques, Frontières de la poésie et autres essais,
- Maritain, Jacques, Humanisme intégral (True Humanism),
- Maritain, Jacques, Pour le bien commun,
- Maritain, Jacques, Prayer and Intelligence,
- Maritain, Jacques, Situation de la poésie,
- Maritain, Raïssa,
- Maritain, Raïssa, Situation de la poésie,
- Marivaux, Pierre de,
- Mark Antony (Shakespeare character),
- Marlborough, Duke of,
-
Marlowe, Christopher,
- Marlowe, Christopher, Amores,
- Marlowe, Christopher, Dr. Faustus,
- Marlowe, Christopher, Edward II,
- Marlowe, Christopher, Hero and Leander,
- Marlowe, Christopher, The Jew of Malta,
- Marlowe, Christopher, The Massacre at Paris,
- Marlowe, Christopher, and Middleton,
- Marlowe, Christopher, and Ovid,
- Marlowe, Christopher, and Seneca,
- Marlowe, Christopher, and Swinburne,
- Marlowe, Christopher, Tamburlaine,
- Marlowe, Christopher, The Tragedie of Dido Queene of Carthage,
- Marlowe, Christopher, and verse,
- Marlowe, Christopher, Dr. Faustus,
- Marlowe, Christopher, Edward II,
- Marmion, Shakerley,
- Marriot, E. J.,
- Marriot, Richard,
- Marryat, Frederick,
- Marsh, Eddie,
- Marsh, Edward,
- Marshall, John,
- Marshall, Norman,
-
Marston, John,
- Marston, John, Antonio and Mellida,
- Marston, John, Antonio’s Revenge,
- Marston, John, The Dutch Courtesan,
- Marston, John, The Fawn,
- Marston, John, The Insatiate Countess,
- Marston, John, The Malcontent,
- Marston, John, The Metamorphosis of Pigmalion’s Image,
- Marston, John, or, The Fawn,
- Marston, John, Pigmalion’s Image,
- Marston, John, Satires,
- Marston, John, The Wonder of Women,
- Martial,
- Martin Marprelate case,
- Martin Marprelate tracts,
- Martin, Hugh,
- Martin, Kingsley,
- Martin, L. C.,
- Marvell, Andrew,
- Marvin, Walter T.,
- Marx, Karl,
- Marxians,
- Marxism,
- Marxism/Marxianism,
- Mary Magdalene, St.,
- Mascall, E. L.,
- Masefield, John,
- Mason, A. E. W.,
- Massachusetts,
- Massigli, René,
- Massine, Léonide, lii,
- Massinger, Philip,
- Massinger, parallels with,
- Massis, Henri,
- Masters, Edgar Lee,
- Matilda (Dante character),
- Matisse, Henri,
- Matthai, John,
- Matthew, Sir Toby,
- Matthews, W. R.,
- Matthiessen, F. O.,
- Maud, John Primatt Redcliffe,
- Maufe, Edward,
- Maugham, Somerset,
- Maulnier, Thierry (Jacques Talagrand),
- Maupassant, Guy de,
- Mauriac, François,
- Maurice, John Frederick Denison,
- Mauron, Charles,
-
Maurras, Charles,
- Maurras, Charles, text n, (SEE ALSO: Action Français, )
- Mavin, John,
- Maxence, Jean-Pierre,
- Maxwell, James Clerk,
- Mayakovsky, Vladimir,
- Maynard, Constance Louisa,
- Mazzini, Giuseppe,
- McAllister, Allister (Lynn Brock),
- McClure, Norman Egbert,
- McDougall, William,
- McEachern, Frank,
- McEachran, Frank,
- McGrath, Raymond,
- McLaren, Christabel, Lady Aberconway,
- McLaughlin, Patrick,
- McNeile, H. C.,
- McNeile, H. C., Bull-Dog Drummond,
- McNulty, John Henry,
- McPherrin, Jeanette,
- McSweeney, D. C. J.,
- Mead, Frederick,
- Measure for Measure,
- Medici, Alessandro,
- Medwall, Henry,
- Meierhold, Vsévolöd,
- Meinong, Alexius von,
- Meinong, Alexius,
- Melanchthon, Philip,
- Melanchthon, Philipp,
- Melchett, Alfred Mond, Baron,
- Meleander (John Ford character),
- Mellitus,
- Mellors, Oliver (Lawrence character),
- Menander,
- Menasce, Jean de,
- Mencken, H. L.,
- Mendel, Johann Gregor,
- Mendel, Vera,
- Mendelssohn, Moses,
- Mendizábal Villalba, Alfredo, Aux origines d’une tragédie,
- Mercier, Cardinal Désiré,
- Mercier, Désiré-Joseph,
- Meredith, George,
- Merovingians,
- Merrick, Mercy (Collins character),
- Merrill, Stuart,
- Merriman, Dorothea Foote,
- Merriman, Roger B.,
- Merz, John Theodore,
- Messer, August W.,
- Methodism,
- Methodist Church in South India,
- Meun, Jean de,
- Mexican Indian,
- Meyer, Carl Ferdinand,
- Meyer, Edward,
- Meyerstein, E. H. W.,
- Meynell, Alice,
- Meynell, Francis,
- Michelangelo,
- Middle Ages,
- Middlesex, Lionel Cranfield, Earl of,
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Middleton, Thomas,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Changeling,
- Middleton, Thomas, and Donne,
- Middleton, Thomas, A Fair Quarrel,
- Middleton, Thomas, A Game at Chesse,
- Middleton, Thomas, Michaelmas Terme,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Roaring Girl,
- Middleton, Thomas, and Seneca,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Spanish Gypsy,
- Middleton, Thomas, A Trick to Catch the Old One,
- Middleton, Thomas, Women Beware Women,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Yorkshire Tragedy,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Changeling,
- Middleton, Thomas, A Game at Chesse,
- Middleton, Thomas, Michaelmas Term,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Revenger’s Tragedy,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Roaring Girl,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Witch of Edmonton,
- Middleton, Thomas, Women Beware Women,
- Middleton, Thomas, A Yorkshire Tragedy,
- Middleton, Thomas, The Revenger’s Tragedy,
- Middleton, Thomas, Women Beware Women,
- Migne, Jacques Paul,
- Migne, Jacques-Paul, Patrologiae cursus completus,
- Migne, Jean-Paul,
- Mikhaël, Ephraim,
- Miles (James character),
- Miles, Hamish,
- Miles, Susan (Ursula Roberts),
- Milford, Humphrey,
- Milford, Sir Humphrey,
- Mill, James,
- Mill, John Stuart,
- Miller, Agnes,
- Miller, Henry,
- Milne, Alan Alexander,
- Milner-White, Eric,
- Milnes, Richard Monckton,
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Milton, John,
- Milton, John, Comus,
- Milton, John, and Dryden,
- Milton, John, and Hopkins,
- Milton, John, and Housman,
- Milton, John, and Johnson,
- Milton, John, and Joyce,
- Milton, John, and Marvell,
- Milton, John, “On the Morning of Christ’s Nativity,”
- Milton, John, “On the University Carrier,”
- Milton, John, Paradise Lost,
- Milton, John, and propaganda,
- Milton, John, and prose,
- Milton, John, and Read,
- Milton, John, Samson Agonistes,
- Milton, John, L’Allegro,
- Milton, John, “Lycidas,”
- Milton, John, Paradise Lost,
- Milton, John, Il Penseroso,
- Milton, John, Samson Agonistes,
- Milton, John, Areopagitica,
- Milton, John, and blank verse,
- Milton, John, Comus,
- Milton, John, and democracy,
- Milton, John, and dissociation of sensibility,
- Milton, John, and freedom,
- Milton, John, images in,
- Milton, John, and Joyce,
- Milton, John, and Landor,
- Milton, John, and language,
- Milton, John, and Latin,
- Milton, John, learning of,
- Milton, John, “Lycidas,”
- Milton, John, and music,
- Milton, John, Paradise Lost,
- Milton, John, Paradise Regained,
- Milton, John, and patriotism,
- Milton, John, and philosophy,
- Milton, John, and politics,
- Milton, John, and religion,
- Milton, John, reputation of,
- Milton, John, and Rimbaud,
- Milton, John, Samson Agonistes,
- Milton, John, and speech,
- Milton, John, and theology,
- Miranda (Shakespeare character),
- Mirfield Monastery,
- Miriam (Lawrence character),
- Mirrlees, Hope,
- Mirrlees, Lina,
- Mirsky, D. S.,
- Mistinguett (Jeanne-Marie Bourgeois),
- Mitchison, Naomi,
- Mithraism,
- Mitrinovic, Dimitri,
- Moberly, Sir Walter Hamilton,
- Mockel, Albert,
- Modernism (religious),
- Modernism (theological),
- Modernism,
- Moisevitch, Benno,
- Moldova,
- Molière (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin),
- Molière,
- Moll Cut-Purse (Middleton character),
- Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact,
- Monarchism,
- Monck, Nugent,
- Moncrieff, Alexander,
- Moncrieff, C. K. M. Scott,
- Mond, Sir Alfred,
- Money, Leo George Chiozza,
- Monist,
- Monro, Alida (neé Klemantaski),
- Monro, Harold,
- Monro, Nigel,
- Monroe, Harriet,
- Montagu, Ivor,
- Montague, William Pepperrell,
- Montaigne, Michel de,
- Montaigne’s influence on,
- Montgomery, James,
- Montherlant, Henry de,
- Moody, Dwight Lyman,
- Moore, G. E.,
- Moore, George,
- Moore, Henry,
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Moore, Marianne,
- Moore, Marianne, “Elegance,”
- Moore, Marianne, “The Fish,”
- Moore, Marianne, “In the Days of Prismatic Colour,”
- Moore, Marianne, “The Jerboa,”
- Moore, Marianne, “The Labours of Hercules,”
- Moore, Marianne, “Marriage,”
- Moore, Marianne, “The Monkeys,”
- Moore, Marianne, Observations,
- Moore, Marianne, “An Octopus,”
- Moore, Marianne, “Peter,”
- Moore, Marianne, “The Plumet Basilisk,”
- Moore, Marianne, “Sea Unicorns and Land Unicorns,”
- Moore, Marianne, Selected Poems,
- Moore, Marianne, “Silence,”
- Moore, Marianne, “A Talisman,”
- Moore, R. W.,
- Moore, T. Sturge,
- Moore, Thomas Sturge,
- Moore, Thomas,
- Moore, Thomas, Lalla Rookh,
- Moot, The,
- Moral Re-Armament (MRA), (SEE ALSO: Oxford Group, )
- More, Henry,
- More, Leonard P.,
- More, Louis Trenchard,
-
More, Paul Elmer,
- More, Paul Elmer, Anglicanism,
- More, Paul Elmer, Aristocracy and Justice,
- More, Paul Elmer, “Arthur Symons: The Two Illusions,”
- More, Paul Elmer, The Catholic Faith,
- More, Paul Elmer, The Christ of the New Testament,
- More, Paul Elmer, Christ the Word,
- More, Paul Elmer, The Demon of the Absolute,
- More, Paul Elmer, The Greek Tradition,
- More, Paul Elmer, Hellenistic Philosophies,
- More, Paul Elmer, “Marginalia,”
- More, Paul Elmer, New Shelburne Essays,
- More, Paul Elmer, On Being Human,
- More, Paul Elmer, Pages from an Oxford Diary,
- More, Paul Elmer, Platonism,
- More, Paul Elmer, The Religion of Plato,
- More, Paul Elmer, Selected Shelburne Essays,
- More, Paul Elmer, Shelburne Essays,
- More, Paul Elmer, The Sceptical Approach to Religion,
- More, Paul Elmer, “Two Poets of the Irish Movement,”
- More, Paul Elmer, Anglicanism,
- More, Paul Elmer, The Catholic Faith,
- More, Paul Elmer, Christ the Word,
- More, Paul Elmer, “The Spirit of Anglicanism,”
- More, Sir Thomas,
- Morel, Paul (Lawrence character),
- Morelli, Giovanni,
- Morgan, Charles,
- Morgan, Conwy Lloyd,
- Morgan, Hunt,
- Morgan, Robert,
- Morgann, Maurice,
- Morgann, Maurice, An Essay on the Dramatic Character of Sir John Falstaff,
- Moriarty (Doyle character),
- Morison, Frank, Who Moved the Stone?,
- Morison, Samuel Eliot,
- Morley, Christina,
- Morley, F. V.,
- Morley, Frank,
- Morley, John Morley, Viscount,
- Morrell, Lady Ottoline,
- Morrell, Ottoline,
- Morris, Henry, “Astrology and Adult Education,”
- Morris, Margaret,
- Morris, William,
- Morrison, Charles Clayton,
- Morrison, Herbert,
- Morrison, Theodore,
- Morse-Boycott, Desmond,
- Mortimer, Raymond,
- Mortimer, Robert,
- Morton, A. L.,
- Morton, H. V.,
- Moréas, Jean,
- Mosley, Sir Oswald,
- Mosley, William,
- Motokiyo, Zeami,
- Mott, A. S.,
- Mounier, Emmanuel,
- Mountford, Sir Charles (Heywood character),
- Mowrer, Edgar Ansel,
- Mowrer, Edgar,
- Mozart, George (David John Gillings),
- Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,
- Muggeridge, Malcolm,
- Muir, Edwin,
- Muir, Ramsay,
- Muir, Willa,
- Mullins, Phil and Struan Jacobs, “T. S. Eliot’s Idea of the Clerisy,”
- Mumford, Lewis,
- Munday, Anthony,
- Munich Pact,
- Munro, William Bennett,
- Munson, Gorham B.,
- Murray, D. L.,
- Murray, Gilbert,
- Murray, John, “Anglo-American Links,”
- Murray, Sir Hubert,
- Murray, Victor,
-
Murry, John Middleton,
- Murry, John Middleton, “The Detachment of Naturalism,”
- Murry, John Middleton, God,
- Murry, John Middleton, Keats and Shakespeare,
- Murry, John Middleton, The Life of Jesus,
- Murry, John Middleton, The Necessity of Communism,
- Murry, John Middleton, Reminiscences of D. H. Lawrence,
- Murry, John Middleton, Son of Woman,
- Murry, John Middleton, “The Free Man,”
- Murry, John Middleton, Heaven and Earth,
- Murry, John Middleton, “In Sincerity and Earnestness,”
- Murry, John Middleton, Keats and Shakespeare,
- Murry, John Middleton, Marxism,
- Murry, John Middleton, “Marxism and the Individual,”
- Murry, John Middleton, “The New Man,”
- Murry, John Middleton, The Poems and Verses of John Keats,
- Murry, John Middleton, The Price of Leadership,
- Murry, John Middleton, Shakespeare,
- Murry, John Middleton, Son of Woman,
- Murry, John Middleton, Studies in Keats,
- Murry, John Middleton, The Betrayal of Christ by the Churches,
- Murry, Rev. Arthur Farr Mayhew, St. Cyprian’s Church,
- Music and Drama Bill,
- Musset, Alfred de,
- Mussolini, Benito,
- Myers, F. W. H.,
- Myron, Herbert B., Jr.,
- Müller, Herrmann,
- Müller, Jørgen Peter,
- Müller, Max,
- Münsterberg, Hugo,
- Mīrā Debī,
- Naoroji, Dadabhai,
- Napoleon I,
- Napoleon III,
- Nash, Ogden,
- Nash, Paul,
- Nashe, Thomas,
- Nation and Athenaeum,
- National Church,
- National Investment Board,
- National Radio Exhibition,
- National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor,
- National Theatre Act,
- National Theatre,
- National Trust,
- Native American literature,
- Natural Law,
- Nazis,
- Neihardt, John G.,
- Neil, R. A.,
- Neilans, Alison,
- Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Viscount,
- Nelson, Wilbur A.,
- Neoplatonism,
- Neri, St. Philip,
- Nerval, Gérard de (Gérard Labrunie),
- Nerval, Gérard de,
- Nesbitt, Cathleen,
- Neue Rundschau,
- Neue Schweizer Rundschau,
- Nevins, Allan,
- Nevinson, Henry W.,
- Nevyle, Alexander,
- New Age, The,
- New Britain Group,
- New Criticism,
- New Critics,
- New England,
- New English Weekly, The,
- New Hebrides,
- New Humanism,
- New Realism, (SEE ALSO: Holt, Russell, )
- New Statesman and Nation,
- New Statesman,
- New Statesman, The,
- New York,
- Newbolt, Sir Henry,
- Newbolt, Sir Henry, “Drake’s Drum,”
- Newcomb, John Lloyd,
- Newcome, Barnes (Thackeray character),
- Newman, John Henry,
- News of the World,
- Newton, Alfred,
- Newton, Sir Isaac,
- Newton, Sir Issac,
- Newton, Thomas,
- Nicene Creed,
- Nicholas I,
- Nicholas of Cusa,
- Nichols, Beverley, Cry Havoc!,
- Nichols, Robert,
- Nickleby, Nicholas (Dickens character),
- Nicolas of Cusa,
- Nicole, Pierre,
- Nicoll, Allardyce,
- Nicolson, Harold,
- Nicolson, Sir Harold George,
- Niebuhr, Reinhold,
- Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm,
- Nietzsche, Friedrich,
- Nijinsky, Vaslav,
- Nisard, Désiré,
- Nixon, Herman Clarence,
- Nodier, Charles,
- Noel Douglas,
- Noel, Conrad, “Jesus,”
- Noel-Buxton, Lord,
- Noh drama,
- Noma, Seiji,
- Nonesuch Press,
- Norfolk, Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke,
- Norman French,
- Norman, Clarence Henry,
- Norris, Frank,
- Norseman, The,
- North Kensington Community Centre,
- North, Thomas,
- Northbourne, Walter James, baron, Look to the Land,
- Northern Bukovina,
- Northern Ireland,
- Norton, Charles Eliot,
- Norton, Thomas,
- Norwich,
- Norwood, Cyril,
- Nouvelle Revue français,
- Nouvelle Revue française, La,
- Now,
- Nowa Polska,
- Noyes, Alfred,
- Nuce, Thomas,
- Nuffield College,
- Nuffield, William Richard Morris, 1st Viscount,
- Nunn, T. P.,
- Nuova Antologia,
- Nuremberg laws,
- O. Henry (William Sydney Porter),
- Oates, Lawrence “Titus,”
- Oates, Lawrence,
- Odell, Rosslyn Webb,
- Oedipus (Seneca character),
- Oedipus (Sophocles character),
- Oesterley, W. O. E.,
- Ogden, C. K.,
- Ogden, Charles Kay,
- Old Vic,
- Oldenburg, Henry,
- Oldham, J. H.,
- Oldham, James Basil,
- Oldham, John,
- Oldham, Joseph Houldsworth,
- Oliphant, E. H. C.,
- Oliphant, E. H. C.: “The Authorship,”
- Oliver, F. S.,
- Oliver, F. S., The Endless Adventure,
- Oliver, Frederick Scott,
- Olivier, Sydney Haldane, Baron,
- Ollivier, Blandine, Jeunesse fasciste,
- Omar Khayyám Club,
- Onions, C. T.,
- Oppé, A. P.,
- Orage, A. R.,
- Orgilus (John Ford character),
- Ornitz, Samuel,
- Ortegay Gasset, José,
- Orwell, George,
- Osborn, E. B.,
- Osgood, Frederick Hay,
- Osgood, James R.,
- Othello (Shakespeare character),
- Othello,
- Otis, Brooks,
- Otway, Thomas,
- Ourliac, Édouard,
- Oustric, Albert,
- Overbury, Sir Thomas,
- Ovid Press,
- Ovid,
- Ovid, Metamorphoses,
- Owen, George Vale,
- Owen, Mary,
- Owen, Wilfred,
- Owsley, Frank Lawrence,
- Oxenham, John (W. A. Dunkerley),
- Oxford Conference of 1937,
- Oxford Conference,
- Oxford Group,
- Oxford Movement,
- Oxford University,
- Oxford, Earl of,
- Oxford, Edward Harley, 5th Earl,
- O’Brien, William B.,
- O’Casey, Sean,
- O’Casey, Seán,
- O’Connell, William Henry,
- O’Connor, Frank,
- O’Dowda, Fanny (Shaw character),
- O’Faolain, Sean,
- O’Neill, Eugene,
- O’Shaughnessy, Arthur, “Ode,”
- P E P (Political and Economic Planning): Report on the British Press,
- PEN (Poets, Essayists, Novelists),
- Pacius, Julius,
- Page, Mrs. Thomas Nelson,
- Paget, Violet (Vernon Lee),
- Palacious, Miguel Asín,
- Palador (John Ford character),
- Palgrave, Francis Turner,
- Palgrave, Francis Turner, The Golden Treasury,
- Pallis, Marco,
- Palmer, Herbert E.,
- Palmer, William,
- Palmerston, Viscount,
- Pankhurst, Emmeline,
- Panthea (Beaumont and Fletcher character),
- Paolo and Francesca (Dante characters),
- Paradise of Dainty Devices, The,
- Paris,
- Paris, Gaston,
- Parker, DeWitt H.,
- Parker, Matthew,
- Parmenides,
- Parrot, Louis,
- Parsons, Clere,
- Parsons, Ian,
- Parsons, Richard,
- Parsons, William,
- Partridge, Eric,
- Pascal, Blaise,
- Pascal, Jacqueline,
- Pascal, Étienne,
- Patanjali,
- Pater, Walter,
- Patmore, Coventry,
- Pattee, Fred Lewis,
- Patterson, Isabel,
- Paul, St.,
- Paulhan, Jean,
- Paultons Square, trolley bus for,
- Pavlova, Anna,
- Peace News,
- Peace Pledge Union (PPU),
- Peacock, Thomas Love,
- Pear, Tom Hatherley,
- Pearson, John, On the Creed,
- Pearson, Karl,
- Pease, John William Beaumont,
- Peck, W. G.,
- Peele, George,
- Peers, Charles,
- Peers, E. Allison,
- Peggotty, Ham (Dickens character),
- Peirce, Charles Sanders,
- Pelagianism,
- Pelagians,
- Pelagius,
- Pembroke, Countess of,
- Pembroke, Mary Sidney Herbert, Countess of,
- Penna, E. C.,
- Penniless, Pierce (Nashe character),
- Penthea (John Ford character),
- Penty, Arthur J.,
- Penty, Arthur Joseph,
- Pepys, Samuel,
- Perdita (Shakespeare character),
- Pericles,
- Perkins, John Carroll,
- Perkins, Max,
- Perry, Ralph Barton,
- Perry, W. J.,
- Perse, Saint-John (Alexis Léger),
- Perse, St.-John, Anabasis,
- Persius,
- Pervigilium Veneris,
- Peschmann, Hermann,
- Peter Martyr,
- Peter Pan (Barrie character),
- Petrarch (Francesco Petrarca),
- Petrie, Sir Charles Alexander,
- Petronius,
- Phelps, Lancelot Ridley,
- Philip II,
- Philippe, Charles-Louis,
- Phillimore, John Swinnerton,
- Phillipe, Charles-Louis,
- Phillips, David Graham,
- Phillips, Edward,
- Phillips, Sir Percival,
- Phoenix Nest, The (Ethchells and Macdonald),
- Phoenix Society,
- Pia, La (Dante character),
- Piachaud, René-Louis,
- Picasso, Pablo,
- Piccarda (Dante character),
- Piccarda,
- Pickthorn, Kenneth,
- Pico della Mirandola,
- Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni,
- Pierce, Frederick,
- Pierce-Butler, Rollo,
- Piers Plowman,
- Pilgrimage of Grace,
- Pilsudski, Jósef,
- Pindar,
- Pinero, Arthur Wing,
- Pinero, Sir Arthur,
- Piper, John,
- Pirandello, Luigi,
- Pistoia, Cino da,
- Pitkin, Walter Boughton,
- Pius IX,
- Pius X,
- Pius XI,
- Pius XII,
- Planck, Max,
- Plato,
- Platonism,
- Platt, Arthur,
- Plautus,
- Plotinus,
- Plowman, Max,
- Plunkett, Sir Horace,
- Plutarch,
-
Poe, Edgar Allan,
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “A Descent into the Maelstrom,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Domain of Arnheim,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “A Dream within a Dream,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, Eureka,
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Facts in the Case of Monsieur Valdemar,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Fall of the House of Usher,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “For Annie,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “Israfel,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “Landor’s Cottage,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Landscape Garden,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Murders in the Rue Morgue,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Mystery of Marie Rogêt,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket,
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Philosophy of Composition,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Poetic Principle,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Purloined Letter,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Rationale of Verse,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Raven,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “Tamerlane,”
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “To Helen” (1831),
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “To Helen” (1848),
- Poe, Edgar Allan, “Ulalume,”
- Poe, William Henry Leonard,
- Poel, William,
- Poetry,
- Pogram, Elijah (Dickens character),
- Poictevin, Francis,
- Poincaré, Jules Henri,
- Polack, William,
- Poland,
- Polanyi, Karl,
- Polanyi, Michael,
- Pole, Reginald,
- Polish Research Center (London),
- Pollaiuolo, Antonio del,
- Pollaiuolo, Piero,
- Pollard, A. W.,
- Pollard, Alfred W.,
- Pollock, John,
- Pollock, Sir John,
- Polonius (Shakespeare character),
- Polynesia,
- Pomian, Andrzej,
- Pomponazzi, Pietro,
- Pontine Marshes,
- Pope, Alexander,
- Popular Front,
- Porché, François,
- Porphyry of Tyre,
- Port-Royal,
- Porteous, Norman W.,
- Porter (Shakespeare character),
- Porter, Alan,
- Porteus, Hugh Gordon,
- Portland, Duke of,
- Portsmouth, Gerard Vernon Wallop, Earl of,
- Portsmouth, Gerard Wallop, 9th Earl (Viscount Lymington),
- Portugal,
- Portuguese literature,
- Potter, Phyllis,
- Potter, Robert W.,
- Pound, Dorothy,
-
Pound, Ezra,
- Pound, Ezra, text n,
- Pound, Ezra, Cantos,
- Pound, Ezra, “Envoi,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Epitaphs,”
- Pound, Ezra, “A Girl,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Harold Monro,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Heather,”
- Pound, Ezra, Hugh Selwyn Mauberley,
- Pound, Ezra, “The Lake Isle,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Near Perigord III,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Salutation the Second,”
- Pound, Ezra, “The Seafarer,”
- Pound, Ezra, Selected Poems,
- Pound, Ezra, ABC of Reading,
- Pound, Ezra, A Lume Spento,
- Pound, Ezra, The Cantos,
- Pound, Ezra, Cathay,
- Pound, Ezra, A Draft of XXX Cantos,
- Pound, Ezra, Exultations,
- Pound, Ezra, “A Few Don’ts by an Imagiste,”
- Pound, Ezra, “La Fraisne,”
- Pound, Ezra, “De Gourmont: A Distinction,”
- Pound, Ezra, Hugh Selwyn Mauberley,
- Pound, Ezra, Lustra,
- Pound, Ezra, Make It New,
- Pound, Ezra, “Mr. Eliot’s Quandaries,”
- Pound, Ezra, Personae,
- Pound, Ezra, Pisan Cantos,
- Pound, Ezra, Propertius,
- Pound, Ezra, “The Renaissance,”
- Pound, Ezra, Selected Poems,
- Pound, Ezra, “I Vecchii,”
- Pound, Ezra, “What Price the Muses Now,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Albert Mockel and La Wallonie,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Arnaud Daniel,”
- Pound, Ezra, Canto LXXX,
- Pound, Ezra, The Cantos,
- Pound, Ezra, Cathay,
- Pound, Ezra, Catholic Anthology,
- Pound, Ezra, “Date Line,”
- Pound, Ezra, “De Bosschere’s Study of Elskamp,”
- Pound, Ezra, “De Gourmont: A Distinction,”
- Pound, Ezra, “A Few Don’ts by an Imagiste,”
- Pound, Ezra, “French Poets,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Harold Monro,”
- Pound, Ezra, “Henry James,”
- Pound, Ezra, Homage to Sextus Propertius,
- Pound, Ezra, Hugh Selwyn Mauberley,
- Pound, Ezra, “The Individual in his Milieu,”
- Pound, Ezra, Instigations,
- Poussin, Nicolas,
- Pouterman, J. E.,
- Powell, York,
- Power, Eileen,
- Powys, Llewelyn,
- Praed, Winthrop Mackworth,
- Pragmatism, (SEE ALSO: W. James, )
- Praz, Mario,
- Pre-Raphaelites,
- Presbyterianism,
- Prichard, H. A.,
- Priestley, J. B.,
- Priestley, Joseph,
- Prior, Matthew,
- Pritchard, F. H.,
- Pritchett, V. S.,
- Propertius,
- Propertius, Sextus,
- Prospero (Shakespeare character),
- Protagoras,
- Protestantism,
- Proust, Marcel,
- Provence,
- Provençal poetry,
- Prudentius,
- Psichari, Ernest,
- Psichari, Henriette,
- Pudovkin, Vsevolod,
- Punch,
- Puritanism,
- Purves, John,
- Pusey, Edward Bouverie,
- Pusey, Edward,
- Putnam, Ruth,
- Puttenham, George,
- Pyncheon, Judge (Hawthorne character),
- Pyrrhonism,
- Pythagoreans,
- Péguy, Charles,
- Périer, Gilberte Pascal,
- Périer, Marguerite,
- Pétain, Philippe,
- Quartermaine, Leon,
- Quennell, Peter,
- Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur,
- Quinn, John,
- Quintilian,
- Rabelais, François,
- Racine, Jean,
- Racine, Jean-Baptiste,
- Radcliffe, Ann,
- Radio Bari,
- Raeders, Georges,
- Raffles (Hornung character),
- Rahere,
- Ralegh (or Raleigh), Walter,
- Raleigh, Sir Walter,
- Raleigh, Walter Alexander (professor),
- Ralli, Augustus John,
- Ramsay, Mary Paton,
- Ranade, Mahadev Govīnd,
- Rand, Edward Kennard,
- Rand, Edward,
- Randall, Alec,
- Ransom, John Crowe,
- Rapin, René,
- Rashdall, Hastings,
- Rastell, Elizabeth,
- Rastell, John,
- Rastelli, Enrico,
- Rationalist Press Association,
- Rawlence, Guy,
- Rawlinson, George,
- Read, Herbert,
- Reade, Charles,
- Reckitt, Maurice B.,
- Reckitt, Maurice Benington,
- Reed, A. W.,
- Reed, A.W.,
- Reed, John,
- Reformation,
- Reformed Churches,
- Regan (Shakespeare character),
- Reid, Thomas Mayne,
- Reid, Thomas,
- Reinhardt, Max,
- Reith, Sir John,
- Relph, Harry (Little Tich),
- Renaissance,
- Renan, Ernest,
- René (Chateaubriand character),
- Repplier, Agnes,
- Rerum novarum,
- Restoration comedy,
- Restoration drama,
- Restoration era,
- Restoration,
- Revista de Occidente,
- Reynolds News,
- Reynolds, Sir Joshua,
- Rhodes, Raymond Crompton,
- Rhondda, Margaret Haig Mackworth, Viscountess,
- Ribot, Théodule Armand,
- Ribot, Théodule-Armand,
- Ricardo, David,
- Rich, Barnabe,
- Richard III,
- Richard of St. Victor,
-
Richards, I. A.,
- Richards, I. A., and belief,
- Richards, I. A., Coleridge on Imagination,
- Richards, I. A., Mencius on the Mind,
- Richards, I. A., Practical Criticism,
- Richards, I. A., Principles of Literary Criticism,
- Richards, I. A., Science and Poetry,
- Richards, I. A., The Foundations of Aesthetics,
- Richards, I. A., The Meaning of Meaning,
- Richards, I. A., Practical Criticism,
- Richards, I. A., The Principles of Literary Criticism,
- Richardson, A. E.,
- Richardson, Caroline Francis,
- Richardson, Samuel,
- Richmond, Bruce,
- Rickaby, Joseph,
- Riddell, George, Baron Riddell,
- Ridler, Anne,
- Rihaku [Li Po],
- Rimbaud, Arthur,
- Rimbauism,
- Rinehart, Mary Roberts,
- Rivers, W. H. R.,
- Rivière, Jacques,
- Roberts, Denys Kilham,
- Roberts, Michael,
- Roberts, R. Ellis,
- Roberts, W. C.,
- Roberts, William,
- Robertson, J. M.,
- Robeson, Paul Leroy,
- Robey, George (George Edward Wade),
- Robey, George,
- Robinson, Edwin Arlington,
- Rochefoucauld,
- Rochester, Earl of ( John Wilmot)
- Rochester, John Wilmot, 2nd Earl,
- Rodker, John,
- Roebuck, John,
- Rogers, Arthur Kenyon,
- Rogers, Phillip H.,
- Rogers, Samuel,
- Rolland, Romain,
- Rolle, Richard,
- Rollins, Hyder Edward,
- Romains, Jules,
- Roman Catholic Church (Church of Rome),
- Roman Catholic Church,
-
Roman Catholicism,
- Roman Catholicism, and Belloc,
- Roman Catholicism, and Donne,
- Roman Catholicism, and Eucharist,
- Roman Catholicism, and B. Pascal, (SEE ALSO: Anglo-Catholicism, Catholicism, )
- Romans,
- Romantic literature,
- Romanticism, (SEE ALSO: Rousseau, Wordsworth, )
- Rome, ancient,
- Roosevelt, Franklin D.,
- Root, Elihu,
- Root, Robert Kilburn,
- Rootham, Helen,
- Rosenbach, A. S. W.,
- Rosenberg, Isaac,
- Rosset, François de,
- Rossetti, Christina,
- Rossetti, D. G.,
- Rossetti, Dante Gabriel,
- Rostand, Edmond,
- Rotarians,
- Roth, Pauline,
- Roth, Samuel,
- Rothenstein, William,
- Rothermere, Harold Sidney Harmsworth, Viscount,
- Rothermere, Lady,
- Rothermere, Mary Lilian Share Harmsworth, Viscountess,
- Rougemont, Denis de, L’Amour et l’occident,
- Rouletabille, Jacques (Leroux character),
- Rousseau, Jean Jacques,
- Rousseau, Jean-Jacques,
- Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, xxi,
- Rousseau, Théodore,
- Roussel, Raymond,
- Rousselot, Pierre,
- Routledge, George,
- Roux, Marquis de,
- Rowlandson, Thomas,
- Rowley, William,
- Rowse, A. L.,
- Royal Academy,
- Royal Society of Literature,
- Royce, Josiah,
- Royden, Maude,
- Roydon, Matthew,
- Rubinstein, Arthur,
- Rudd, Anthony,
- Rudmose-Brown, T. B.,
- Runciman, Walter,
- Ruskin, John,
- Russell, Bertrand Russell, third Earl,
- Russell, Bertrand, (SEE ALSO: New Realism, objects, )
- Russell, Dora Black Russell, Countess,
- Russell, George William (AE),
- Russell, John (1st Earl Russell),
- Russell, John, 1st Earl Russell,
- Russell, Walter,
- Russia,
-
Russia/Soviet Union,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and Day Lewis,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and Gide,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and individual,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and Kremlin,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and Krutch,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and League of Nations,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and Spanish Civil War,
- Russia/Soviet Union, and World War II,
- Russian Revolution,
- Russian ballet,
- Russian literature, (SEE ALSO: Dostoevski, Turgenev, )
- Ryall, William Bolitho (William Bolitho),
- Rychner, Max,
- Rylands, George,
- Rymer, Thomas,
- Sabert, King of London,
- Sacco, Nicola,
- Saci, Louis-Isaac Lemaistre de,
- Sackett, Alfred Barrett,
- Sackville, Thomas,
- Sackville, Thomas, 1st Earl of Dorset,
- Sackville-West, Vita,
- Sadler, Michael E.,
- Sainsbury, Hester,
- Saint Louis University,
- Saint-Glain, Gabriel de,
- Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin,
- Saintsbury, George,
- Saklatvala, Shapurji,
- Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira,
- Salernitano, Masuccio,
- Sales, St. François de,
- Salisbury, Robert Cecil, first Earl,
- Salter, Sir Arthur,
- Salvemini, Gaetano,
- Sand, George,
- Sandburg, Carl,
- Sanders of the River (1935),
- Sandys, George,
- Sangnier, Marc,
- Sankey, Ira David,
- Sankey, John, Baron Sankey,
- Santayana, George,
- Santayana, George, “The Genteel Tradition,”
- Sappho,
- Sardou, Victorien,
- Sarolea, Charles,
- Sassoon, Siegfried,
- Satan (Dante character),
- Satan (Milton character),
- Satanism,
- Saunders, Bailey,
- Save the Children Fund,
- Save the Children International Union (SCIU),
- Savile, George, first Marquess of Halifax,
- Savonarola, Girolamo,
- Sayani, Seedick,
- Sayers, Dorothy,
- Scaliger, Julius Caesar,
- Scheler, Max,
- Schelling, Felix Emmanuel,
- Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von,
- Schiff, Sidney,
- Schiff, Sydney, (SEE ALSO: Hudson, Stephen, )
- Schiller, F. S. C.,
- Schiller, Friedrich von,
- Schiller, Friedrich,
- Schlegel, A. W. von,
- Schlegel, Friedrich von,
- Schleiermacher, Friedrich,
- Schlumberger, Jean,
- Schneider, Adolphe,
- Schneider, Joseph-Eugene,
- Schoell, Franck L.,
- Schoell, Frank L.,
- Schopenhauer, Arthur,
- Schrameck, Abraham,
- Schramm, William,
- Schrödinger, Erwin,
- Schwabe, Randolph,
- Schwob, Marcel,
- Scott, Richard,
- Scott, Sir Walter,
- Scott-James, R. A.,
- Scottish literature,
- Scotus, John Duns,
- Scouting Movement for Boys,
- Seabrooke, John Paul,
- Seccombe, Thomas,
- Second Shepherds’ Play,
- Second Shepherds’ Play, The,
- Sedgwick, Henry Dwight,
- Sedition Bill,
- Sedley, Sir Charles,
- Seeger, Alan,
- Sehrt, Ernst T.,
- Selborne, William Palmer, 2nd Earl,
- Seldes, Gilbert,
- Selincourt, Basil de,
- Sellon, Hugh, Whither, England?,
- Selwyn, E. G.,
- Sencourt, Robert (George Gordon),
- Sencourt, Robert,
- Seneca His Tenne Tragedies,
- Seneca,
- Senecal poets,
- Serbia,
- Sertillanges, Antonin-Gilbert,
- Settle, Elkanah,
- Seward, Anna,
- Seyler, Athene,
- Seymour, Beatrice Kean,
- Seymour, Lord Victor Alexander,
- Seymour, William Kean,
- Shadwell, Thomas,
- Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, first Earl of,
-
Shakespeare, William,
- Shakespeare, William, Antony and Cleopatra,
- Shakespeare, William, and belief,
- Shakespeare, William, and blank verse,
- Shakespeare, William, and Coleridge,
- Shakespeare, William, and Conrad,
- Shakespeare, William, Coriolanus,
- Shakespeare, William, and Dante,
- Shakespeare, William, and Dickens,
- Shakespeare, William, and Donne,
- Shakespeare, William, Edward II,
- Shakespeare, William, Edward III,
- Shakespeare, William, Hamlet,
- Shakespeare, William, Henry IV,
- Shakespeare, William, Henry IV,
- Shakespeare, William, Henry VI,
- Shakespeare, William, and Hügel,
- Shakespeare, William, and humanism,
- Shakespeare, William, Julius Caesar,
- Shakespeare, William, King Lear,
- Shakespeare, William, Macbeth,
- Shakespeare, William, and Marlowe,
- Shakespeare, William, and Marston,
- Shakespeare, William, Measure for Measure,
- Shakespeare, William, The Merry Wives of Windsor,
- Shakespeare, William, and Middleton,
- Shakespeare, William, Midsummer Night’s Dream,
- Shakespeare, William, and Murry,
- Shakespeare, William, and North,
- Shakespeare, William, Othello,
- Shakespeare, William, Pericles,
- Shakespeare, William, and poetry and drama,
- Shakespeare, William, prose of,
- Shakespeare, William, Richard II,
- Shakespeare, William, Richard III,
- Shakespeare, William, and Seneca,
- Shakespeare, William, and Shaw,
- Shakespeare, William, Sonnet
- Shakespeare, William, Sonnet
- Shakespeare, William, Sonnets,
- Shakespeare, William, Sonnets
- Shakespeare, William, and stage practice,
- Shakespeare, William, and Swinburne,
- Shakespeare, William, The Tempest,
- Shakespeare, William, Timon of Athens,
- Shakespeare, William, Titus Andronicus,
- Shakespeare, William, and tragedy,
- Shakespeare, William, Twelfth Night,
- Shakespeare, William, Venus and Adonis,
- Shakespeare, William, and Webster,
- Shakespeare, William, The Winter’s Tale,
- Shakespeare, William, and The Atheist’s Tragedy,
- Shakespeare, William, and Baudelaire,
- Shakespeare, William, and Beaumont and Fletcher,
- Shakespeare, William, and belief,
- Shakespeare, William, and blank verse,
- Shakespeare, William, comic elements in,
- Shakespeare, William, criticism about,
- Shakespeare, William, and Dante,
- Shakespeare, William, and Donne,
- Shakespeare, William, and Dryden,
- Shakespeare, William, and John Ford,
- Shakespeare, William, lyrics of,
- Shakespeare, William, and Middleton,
- Shakespeare, William, and philosophy/philosophy of life,
- Shakespeare, William, songs in plays of,
- Shakespeare, William, songs of,
- Shakespeare, William, sonnets of,
- Shakespeare, William, and Tourneur,
- Shakespeare, William, and unities,
- Shakespeare, William, WORKS: All’s Well That Ends Well,
- Shakespeare, William, Antony and Cleopatra,
- Shakespeare, William, As You Like It,
- Shakespeare, William, Coriolanus,
- Shakespeare, William, Cymbeline,
- Shakespeare, William, Hamlet,
- Shakespeare, William, Henry IV,
- Shakespeare, William, Henry V,
- Shakespeare, William, King Lear,
- Shakespeare, William, Macbeth,
- Shakespeare, William, Measure for Measure,
- Shakespeare, William, The Merchant of Venice,
- Shakespeare, William, A Midsummer Night’s Dream,
- Shakespeare, William, Pericles,
- Shakespeare, William, The Tempest,
- Shakespeare, William, Timon of Athens,
- Shakespeare, William, Troilus and Cressida,
- Shakespeare, William, Twelfth Night,
- Shakespeare, William, The Winter’s Tale,
- Shakespeare, William, Antony and Cleopatra,
- Shakespeare, William, The Comedy of Errors,
- Shakespeare, William, Coriolanus,
- Shakespeare, William, Cymbeline,
- Shakespeare, William, Hamlet,
- Shakespeare, William, Henry IV,
- Shakespeare, William, Henry V,
- Shakespeare, William, Julius Caesar,
- Shakespeare, William, King John,
- Shakespeare, William, King Lear,
- Shakespeare, William, Love’s Labour’s Lost,
- Shakespeare, William, Macbeth,
- Shakespeare, William, Measure for Measure,
- Shakespeare, William, The Merchant of Venice,
- Shakespeare, William, A Midsummer Night’s Dream,
- Shakespeare, William, Much Ado about Nothing,
- Shakespeare, William, Othello,
- Shakespeare, William, Pericles,
- Shakespeare, William, Rape of Lucrece,
- Shakespeare, William, Richard II,
- Shakespeare, William, Richard III,
- Shakespeare, William, Romeo and Juliet,
- Shakespeare, William, Sonnets,
- Shakespeare, William, The Taming of the Shrew,
- Shakespeare, William, The Tempest,
- Shakespeare, William, Timon of Athens,
- Shakespeare, William, Troilus and Cressida,
- Shakespeare, William, Twelfth Night,
- Shakespeare, William, Venus and Adonis,
- Shakespeare, William, The Winter’s Tale,
- Shakespeare, William, As You Like It,
- Sharp, Becky (Thackeray character),
- Sharp, Cecil J.,
- Sharp, Evelyn,
- Sharp, William (Fiona MacLeod),
-
Shaw, George Bernard,
- Shaw, George Bernard, The Admirable Bashville,
- Shaw, George Bernard, The Apple Cart,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Back to Methuselah,
- Shaw, George Bernard, and Belloc,
- Shaw, George Bernard, and censorship,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Fabian Essays in Socialism,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Fanny’s First Play,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Heartbreak House,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Socialism,
- Shaw, George Bernard, “Libraries and the English Language,”
- Shaw, George Bernard, Major Barbara,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Man and Superman,
- Shaw, George Bernard, and National Gallery,
- Shaw, George Bernard, and National Theatre,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Saint Joan,
- Shaw, George Bernard, secular rationalism of,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Candida,
- Shaw, George Bernard, Man and Superman,
- Shaw, George Bernard, St. Joan,
- Shaw, Martin,
- Shedden, Roscow,
- Sheffield, Ada Eliot (TSE’s sister),
- Sheffield, Alfred Dwight,
- Shelley, Mary,
- Shelley, Percy B. (Bysshe),
-
Shelley, Percy Bysshe,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, “Adonais,”
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and M. Arnold,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, as atheist,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and Baudelaire,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, The Cenci,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Charles the First,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, “A Defence of Poetry,”
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Epipsychidion,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and Keats,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, letters of,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, “Mont Blanc,”
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, “Music, When Soft Voices Die,”
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and nature,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, The Necessity of Atheism,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and philosophy,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Prometheus Unbound,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and prose,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Queen Mab,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, The Revolt of Islam,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, songs of,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, “To a Skylark,”
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, The Triumph of Life,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and Whitehead,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, The Witch of Atlas,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, and Yeats,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Prometheus Unbound,
- Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Queen Mab,
- Shelley, Percy,
- Shenstone, William,
- Shepherd of Hermas, The,
- Sheppard, Hugh Richard Lawrie,
- Sherbrooke, Michael,
- Sherman, Stuart P.,
- Sherman, Stuart Pratt,
- Shirley, James,
- Shklovsky, Viktor,
- Shorey, Paul,
- Show Boat (1927),
- Shufeldt, Robert W.,
- Sidgwick, Henry,
- Sidney, Sir Philip,
- Siegfried, André,
- Siepman, Charles A.,
- Siepmann, Charles,
- Sigwart, Christoph von,
- Silacara, Bhikku (J. F. McKechnie),
- Silius Italicus,
- Sillon, Le,
- Simnel, Lambert (John Ford character),
- Simon, Sir John,
- Simon, Yves,
- Simpson, Helen,
- Simpson, Percy,
- Simpson, Wallis,
- Sinclair, May,
- Sir Gawain and the Green Knight,
- Sisson, Aaron (Lawrence character),
- Sitwell, Edith,
- Sitwell, Osbert,
- Sitwell, Sachervell,
- Sitwell, Sacheverell,
- Skelton, John,
- Slesser, Sir Henry Herman,
- Slesser, Sir Henry,
- Smith Academy Record,
- Smith Academy, St. Louis,
- Smith, Adam,
- Smith, C. Ryder,
- Smith, Charlotte,
- Smith, Dorothy “Dodie,” Autumn Crocus,
- Smith, G. E. Stanley,
- Smith, G. Gregory,
- Smith, Grafton Elliot, Sir,
- Smith, Janet Adam,
- Smith, John A.,
- Smith, L. Eaton,
- Smith, Logan Pearsall,
- Smith, Nichol,
- Smith, Theodora Eliot,
- Smith, William Robertson,
- Smith, William,
- Smollett, Tobias,
- Smyth, Charles,
- Smythe, George,
- Snell, Henry Snell, 1st Baron,
- Snowden, Philip,
- Soames, Jane, The English Press,
- Social Credit,
- Socialist Christians,
- Socialist Party,
- Socialists,
- Society for the Preservation of Ancient Buildings,
- Society of the Sacred Mission (Nottinghamshire),
- Socrates,
- Socrates, l,
- Soddy, Frederick,
- Sokolova, Lydia,
- Sola Pinto, Vivian de,
- Somerset, H. V. Fitzroy,
- Somervell, D. C.,
- Sophists,
- Sophocles,
- Soranzo (John Ford character),
- Sordello (Dante character),
- Sorel, Agnès,
- Sorel, Georges,
- Sorel, Julien (Stendhal character),
- Sortes Virgilianae,
- South Africa,
- South American literature,
- Southampton, Henry Wriothesley, third Earl,
- Southcott, Johanna,
- Southern Railway,
- Southey, Robert,
- Southwark Cathedral,
- Southwell, Robert,
- Spain,
- Spanish Armada,
- Spanish Civil War,
- Spanish literature,
- Spanish-American War,
- Sparrow, John,
- Sparrow-Simpson, William John,
- Spaulding, Edward Gleason,
- Spearman, Rosanna (Collins character),
- Spence, Joseph,
- Spencer, Bernard,
- Spencer, Herbert,
- Spencer, Sir Walter Baldwin,
- Spencer, Theodore,
- Spender, Stephen,
- Spengler, Oswald,
- Spens, Janet,
- Spens, Sir William,
- Spens, Will,
- Spenser, Edmund,
- Sperry, Willard L.,
- Spingarn, J. E.,
- Spinoza, Baruch,
- Spinoza, Benedict de,
- Spondanus, Johannes,
- Squire, J. C.,
- Squire, J. C., lvi,
- Squire, Sir John Collings,
- Squire, Sir John,
- St. Magnus Martyr Church,
- St. Mary Woolnoth,
- St. Paul’s Cathedral,
- St. Stephen’s College,
- St. Thomas’s Mass,
- Stacpoole, Henry de Vere,
- Stage Society,
- Stalin, Josef,
- Stalin, Joseph,
- Stamp, Sir Josiah,
- Stamper, Jane Ann (Collins character),
- Stanard, Jane Stith,
- Stanley, Thomas,
- Stapledon, Olaf,
- Statius (Dante character),
- Stavisky crisis,
- Stawell, F. Melian,
- Stawell, Florence Melian,
- Stead, William Force,
- Stearns, Charlotte Blood,
- Steer, P. Wilson,
- Steerforth, James (Dickens character),
- Stein, Gertrude,
- Stendhal (Henri Beyle),
- Stendhal (Marie-Henri Beyle),
- Stendhal (Marie-Henri Beyle), xvii,
- Stephano (Shakespeare character),
- Stephanus, Henricus,
- Stephen, Leslie,
- Stephen, Sir Leslie,
- Stephens, James,
- Stern, G. B.,
- Sterne, Laurence,
- Stevens, Wallace,
- Stevenson, Robert Louis,
- Stevenson, William,
- Stewart, Dugald,
- Stewart, H. F.,
- Still, Colin,
- Still, John,
- Stillman, C. Chauncey,
- Stock, St. George,
- Stoicism,
- Stoics and stoicism,
- Stoll, E. E.,
- Stoll, Elmer E.,
- Stoll, Elmer Edgar,
- Stoll, Oswald,
- Stonier, George Walter,
- Storey, Rosika (Footner character),
- Story, Emelyn Eldredge,
- Story, William Wetmore,
- Stout, G. F.,
- Stovin, Harold William Riggall,
- Strachey, John St. Loe,
- Strachey, John,
- Strachey, Lytton,
- Strachey, Sir Edward,
- Strangford, George Smythe, Viscount,
- Straus, Ralph,
- Strauss, Henry G.,
- Strauss, Richard,
- Stravinski, Igor,
- Stravinsky, Igor,
- Strehlow, Carl,
- Strindberg, August,
- Strode, William,
- Strong, Harrington,
- Strong, Thomas Banks,
- Studley, John,
- Sturzo, Luigi,
- Sturzo, Luigi, Church and State,
- Suckling, Sir John,
- Sudetenland,
- Suhrkamp, Peter,
- Sullivan, J. W. N.,
- Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymore,
- Sulzberger, C. L.,
- Summers, Montague,
- Surrealist Group in England, “Declaration on Spain,”
- Surrey (Henry Howard, Earl of ),
- Surrey, Henry Howard, Earl of,
- Suárez, Francisco,
- Suñer, Ramón Serrano,
- Swanwick, Anna,
- Swedenborg, Emanuel,
- Swedenborg, Emmanuel,
- Swift, Jonathan,
- Swinburne on,
- Swinburne, Algernon C.,
- Swinburne, Algernon Charles,
- Swinley, Ion,
- Swinnerton, Frank,
- Sykes, H. Dugdale,
- Sykes, Henry Dugdale,
- Sykes, Norman,
- Sylvester, Joshua,
- Symbolists,
- Symonds, J. Addington,
- Symonds, John Addington,
- Symons, Arthur,
- Symons, Julian,
- Symons, W. Travers,
- Sympak (Wells character),
- Synge, J. M.,
- Synge, John Millington,
- Sélincourt, Basil de,
- Tailhade, Laurent,
- Taine, Hippolyte,
- Talbot House,
- Tamburlaine (Marlowe character),
- Tandy, Polly,
- Tanner, John,
- Tarde, Gabriel de,
- Tarde, Jean Bertrand Alfred de,
- Tari Furora,
- Tarleton, Frank (Upward character),
- Tassin, Algernon de Vivier,
- Tate, Allen,
- Tavernier, Eugène,
- Tawney, Richard Henry,
- Taylor, A. E.,
- Taylor, George Coffin,
- Taylor, H. O.,
- Taylor, Jeremy,
- Taylor, Thomas,
- Taylor, William,
- Temple, Dorothy,
- Temple, Shirley,
- Temple, Sir William,
- Temple, William,
- Templewood, Samuel John Gurney Hoare, 1st Viscount,
- Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Lord,
-
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, In Memoriam,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, The Princess,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “The ‘Revenge,’ ”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “Dora,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, The Hesperides,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, Idylls of the King,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “The Lady of Shalott,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, The Light of Asia,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “Locksley Hall,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “The Lotos-Eaters,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “Love and Duty,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “Mariana,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “Mariana in the South,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, Maud,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, In Memoriam,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “Morte d’Arthur,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, The Princess,
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “The Sea-Fairies,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “The Song of the Three Sisters,”
- Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, “Ulysses,”
- Tennyson, Hallam,
- Tennyson, Lord Alfred,
- Teresa of Ávila, Saint,
- Terrail, Gabriel (Mermeix),
- Tertullian,
- Thackeray, William Makepeace,
- Thayer, Scofield,
- The Adelphi,
- The Athenaeum,
- The Church Times,
- The Cloud of Unknowing,
- The Criterion,
- The Dial,
- The Egoist (periodical),
- The Egoist Press,
- The Egoist,
- The English Missal for the Laity,
- The London Mercury, (SEE ALSO: Georgian poetry, Squire, )
- The Merchant of Venice,
- The Nation and the Athenaeum,
- The Nation,
- The New Age,
- The New English Weekly,
- The New Republic,
- The New Statesman,
- The Spectator,
- The Tablet,
- The Three Maries,
- The Times Literary Supplement,
- The Times,
- The Tyro, (SEE ALSO: Lewis, )
- Theresa, St.,
- Theseus (Seneca character),
- Thibaudet, Albert,
- Thomas, Edward,
- Thomism,
- Thompson, Francis,
- Thomson, George Malcolm,
- Thomson, James,
- Thomson, James, The City of Dreadful Night,
- Thomson, Watson,
- Thoreau, Henry David,
- Thorn-Drury, George,
- Thorndike (Freeman character),
- Thorndike, Agnes Sybil,
- Thorndike, Ashley,
- Thorndike, Herbert,
- Thorndyke, John (Freeman character),
- Thorold, Algar,
- Thorp, Willard,
- Thorpe, Thomas,
- Three Mountains Press,
- Thucydides,
- Thurston, Herbert Henry Charles,
- Théâtre du Vieux-Colombier,
- Tigg, Montague (Dickens character),
- Tillotson, Geoffrey,
- Tillyard, E. M. W.,
- Time and Tide,
- Times Literary Supplement,
- Titchener, Edward B.,
- Tithe Bill,
- Toby, Sir (Shakespeare character),
- Toc H,
- Tolkien, J. R. R.,
- Toller, Ernst,
- Tollman, Richard C. Hac,
- Tolpuddle Martyrs,
- Tolstoy, Leo,
- Tomlin, E. W. F.,
- Tomlinson, H. M.,
- Tories/Toryism,
- Torre, Marchesa del (Lawrence character),
- Toryism,
- Tottel, Richard, Songes and Sonettes (Tottel’s Miscellany),
- Tourneur, Cyril,
- Townshend, Aurelian,
- Townshend, Aurelian, “Dialogue between a Pilgrim and Time,”
- Toyokuni,
- Tractarians,
- Traherne, Thomas,
- Traz, Robert de,
- Tree, Iris,
- Trend, J. B.,
- Trevelyan, Sir George Macaulay,
- Tribe, Reginald,
- Trinculo (Shakespeare character),
- Trinitarianism,
- Trinity College, Cambridge,
- Tristan und Isolde,
- Trollope, Anthony,
- Trotsky, Leon,
- Truc, Gonzague,
- True Tragedy of Richard Duke of York,
- True Tragedy of Richard III, The,
- Truro Methodist Boys School,
- Tucker, Abraham,
- Tudors,
- Turbervile, George,
- Turgenev, Ivan Sergeyevich,
- Turgenev, Ivan,
- Turner, J. M. W.,
- Turner, W. J.,
- Turner, William,
- Turquet-Milnes, Gladys Rosaleen,
- Twain, Mark (Samuel Clemens),
- Twelve Southerners, I’ll Take my Stand,
- Tylor, E. B.,
- Tyndale, William,
- Tyndall, John,
- Tyrrell, George,
- Tzara, Tristan,
- Uberweg, Friedrich,
- Udall, Nicholas,
- Ugolino (Dante character),
- Ulmann, André, Le Quatrième Pouvoir,
- Ulysses (Dante character),
- Underdowne, Thomas,
- Underhill, Evelyn,
- Underhill, Francis,
- Unitarianism,
- Unitarians,
- United States,
- Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work,
- Universal Church,
- Unlawful Oaths Act,
- Untermeyer, Louis,
- Upward, Allen,
- Ur-Hamlet,
- Urquhart, Sir Thomas,
- Urquhart, Thomas,
- Vail, Laurence,
- Vaisey, H. B.,
- Valdés, Diego de (Jacobus Valdesius),
- Valera, Éamon de,
- Valla, Lorenzo,
- Valéry, Paul,
- Van Doren, Mark,
- Vance, Philo (Wright [Van Dine] character),
- Vanderpyl, Fritz R.,
- Vandyke, Peter,
- Vanini, Lucilio,
- Vanity Fair (periodical),
- Vansittart, Sir Robert,
- Vanzetti, Bartelomeo,
- Vatican,
- Vaughan, Henry,
- Vauvenargues, Luc de Clapiers, marquis de,
- Vauvenargues, Marquis de (Luc de Clapiers)
- Vaux, Thomas Vaux, Second Baron,
- Vendryes, Joseph,
- Verdenal, Jean,
- Vere, Edward de (Oxford, seventeenth Earl of ),
- Vere, Elizabeth,
- Verhaeren, Émile,
- Verlaine, Paul,
- Vermandero (Middleton character),
- Vermigli, Peter Martyr,
- Verne, Jules,
- Vernon, W. W.,
- Versailles, treaty of,
- Verschoyle, Derek,
- Vialatoux, Joseph,
- Vickers, Brian,
- Victoria (Queen of England),
- Victoria, Queen,
- Victorian art and literature, (SEE ALSO: Browning, Carlyle, Dickens, Rossetti, Ruskin, Tennyson, Woolner, )
- Victorines,
- Vildrac, Charles,
- Villari, Luigi,
- Villiers, George (2nd Duke of Buckingham),
- Villon, François,
- Vincentio, Duke (Shakespeare character),
- Vindice (The Revenger’s Tragedy character),
- Viner, G. S., “Communism and Individuality,”
- Vines, Sherard,
- Viollis, Andrée,
- Virgil (Dante character),
- Virgil,
- Virgin Birth,
- Virginia,
- Visser’t Hooft, W. A.,
- Viviani, Teresa,
- Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet),
- Voltaire,
- Vondel, Joost van den,
- Vonier, Anscar,
- Wacha, Dinshaw Edulji,
- Wade, Allan,
- Wade, Henry,
- Wade, Hugh,
- Wade, John Donald,
- Wadsworth, Edward,
- Wagner, Richard,
- Wake, F.,
- Wakefield Cycle,
- Walden, Howard de,
- Walker, Hugh, ix,
- Wallace, D. E. A.,
- Wallace, Edgar,
- Wallace, Nellie,
- Waller, Edmund,
- Walpole, Horace (Horatio),
- Walpole, Hugh,
- Walpole, Sir Robert,
- Walsingham, Sir Francis,
- Walton, Izaak,
- Wanley, Nathaniel, ix,
- Wapull, George,
- Warbeck, Perkin (John Ford character),
- Warburton, William,
- Ward, James,
- Ward, Leo,
- Ward, T. H.,
- Wardle, Mark Kingsley,
- Wardman, G. W.,
- Wardour, Richard (Collins character),
- Wareing, Alfred,
- Warner, Sylvia Townsend,
- Warren, Robert Penn,
- Watson, John B.,
- Watson, Rosamund Marriott, Great Thoughts,
- Watson, Sir William,
- Watson, Thomas,
- Watteau, Antoine,
- Waugh, Alec,
- Waugh, Alec, The Loom of Youth,
- Waugh, Arthur,
- Waugh, Evelyn,
- Weaver, Harriet Shaw,
- Webb, Beatrice,
- Webb, Clement C. J.,
- Webb, Daniel,
- Webb, Sidney,
- Webbe, William,
- Weber, Alfred,
- Webster, Daniel,
-
Webster, John,
- Webster, John, and Seneca,
- Webster, John, Sir Thomas Wyatt,
- Webster, John, The Tragedy of the Dutchesse of Malfy,
- Webster, John, verse of,
- Webster, John, Appius and Virginia,
- Webster, John, and The Rape of Lucrece,
- Webster, John, and The Revenger’s Tragedy,
- Webster, John, and Tourneur,
- Webster, John, The Devil’s Law Case,
- Webster, John, The Duchess of Malfi,
- Webster, John, The White Devil,
- Wedd, Nathaniel,
- Weimar Republic,
- Weller, Sam (Dickens character),
- Wellington, Duke of,
-
Wells, H. G.,
- Wells, H. G., “The Country of the Blind,”
- Wells, H. G., “The Door in the Wall,”
- Wells, H. G., The Outline of History,
- Wells, H. G., A Short History of the World,
- Wells, H. G., The Time Machine,
- Wells, H. G., The Work, Wealth and Happiness of Mankind,
- Wells, H. G., Christina Alberta’s Father,
- Wells, H. G., Mr. Belloc,
- Wells, H. G., The Outline of History,
- Wells, H. G., The War of the Worlds,
- Welsh Church Act 1914,
- Welsh, James C.,
- Wendell, Barret,
- Wendell, Barrett,
- Wendoll (Heywood character),
- Wentworth, Thomas,
- Werther (Goethe character),
- Wescott, Glenway,
- Wesley, John,
- West Cornwall School for Girls,
- West Riding Credit Association,
- West, A. A.,
- West, Geoffrey,
- West, Mae,
- West, Rebecca (Cicely Isabel Fairfield),
- Western world,
- Weston, Jessie,
- Whalley, Peter,
- Wharton, Edith,
- Wheeler, Monroe,
- Wheels,
- Wheen, Arthur Wesley,
- Whetstone, George,
- Whibley, Charles,
- Whigs,
- Whistler, James McNeill,
- White, Helen C.,
- White, J. Alan,
- White, John,
- White, T. H.,
- White, Victor,
- Whitechurch, Victor Lorenzo,
- Whitehead, A. N.,
- Whitehead, Alfred North,
- Whitfield, Ann (Shaw character),
- Whitgift, John,
- Whitman, Walt,
- Whitworth, Geoffrey,
- Widdrington, P. E. T.,
- Wiechert, Ernst,
- Wiechert, Ernst, “The Centurion,”
- Wiener, Norbert,
- Wilcox, Ella Wheeler,
- Wilde, Oscar,
- Wilde, Oscar, Sphinx,
- Wilder, Thornton,
- Wilkins, George,
- Wilkinson, Ellen,
- William of Ockham,
- William-Ellis, Clough,
- Williams, Charles,
-
Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, Descent into Hell,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, The Descent of the Dove,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, The Figure of Beatrice,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, He Came Down from Heaven,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, Seed of Adam,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, Taliessin through Logres,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, Thomas Cranmer of Canterbury,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, The Three Kings,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, War in Heaven,
- Williams, Charles: All Hallows’ Eve, Witchcraft,
- Williams, F. N. Lloyd,
- Williams, Orlo,
- Williamson, George,
- Wilmot, Robert,
- Wilson, Edmund,
- Wilson, F. P.,
- Wilson, J. Dover,
- Wilson, John Cook,
- Wilson, John Dover,
- Wilson, Mona,
- Wilson, Woodrow,
- Wilton, Jack (Nashe character),
- Wimsey, Lord Peter (Sayers character),
- Winckelmann, J. J.,
- Winckelmann, Johann,
- Wincott, Master (Heywood character),
- Wincott, Mrs. (Heywood character),
- Windelband, Wilhelm,
- Winnington-Ingram, Arthur Foley,
- Winnington-Ingram, Arthur,
- Winsor, George McLeod,
- Witasek, Stephan,
- Witherspoon, A. M.,
- Wodehouse Helen Marion,
- Wodehouse, P. G.,
- Wolf, Abraham,
- Wolfe, Charles,
- Wolfe, Humbert,
- Wolfius, Hieronymus,
- Wolman, Leo,
- Women’s Suffrage,
- Wood, Anthony à,
- Wood, Charles W.,
- Wood, Ellen,
- Wood, H. Harvey,
- Wood, Herbert George,
- Wood, James,
- Woods, James H.,
- Woodward, E. L.,
- Wooldridge, Harry Ellis,
- Woolf, Leonard,
- Woolf, Virginia,
- Woolner, Amy,
- Woolner, Thomas,
- Wordsworth, Dorothy,
-
Wordsworth, William,
- Wordsworth, William, and Aristotle,
- Wordsworth, William, and M. Arnold,
- Wordsworth, William, and Browning,
- Wordsworth, William, and Coleridge,
- Wordsworth, William, and criticism,
- Wordsworth, William, and Dante,
- Wordsworth, William, and Donne,
- Wordsworth, William, and Dryden,
- Wordsworth, William, “Essay, Supplementary to the Preface,”
- Wordsworth, William, “Gypsey,”
- Wordsworth, William, Hazlitt on,
- Wordsworth, William, and Housman,
- Wordsworth, William, “The Idiot Boy,”
- Wordsworth, William, and Keats,
- Wordsworth, William, and Lawrence,
- Wordsworth, William, “Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey,”
- Wordsworth, William, Lyrical Ballads,
- Wordsworth, William, “Ode: Intimations of Immortality,”
- Wordsworth, William, and Pater,
- Wordsworth, William, and philosophy,
- Wordsworth, William, Preface to Lyrical Ballads,
- Wordsworth, William, and prose,
- Wordsworth, William, and Read,
- Wordsworth, William, “Resolution and Independence,”
- Wordsworth, William, “The Sailor’s Mother,”
- Wordsworth, William, and Percy Bysshe Shelley,
- Wordsworth, William, and tradition,
- Wordsworth, William, and Vaughan,
- Wordsworth, William, and Whitehead,
- Workman, H. B.,
- Works Progress Administration,
- Works: Antony and Cleopatra,
- World Committee against War and Fascism,
- World Conference of Churches,
- World Conference on Church, Community and State,
- World Conference on Faith and Order,
- World Council of Churches,
- World Missionary Conference,
- World War I,
- World War II,
- Worringer, Wilhelm,
- Wotton, Sir Henry,
- Wragge, Horatio (Collins character),
- Wren, Christopher,
- Wrench, Evelyn,
- Wright, Abraham,
- Wright, Harold,
- Wright, Harold, Can Governments Cure Unemployment?,
- Wright, Thomas,
- Wright, Willard Huntington (S. S. Van Dine),
- Wulf, Maurice de,
- Wundt, Wilhelm M.,
- Wundt, Wilhelm,
- Wyatt, Sir Thomas,
- Wycherley, William,
- Wyld, Henry,
- Wyndham, George,
- Wyndham, Pamela, Lady Glenconner,
- Wynn, H. E.,
- Xenophon,
- Xylander, Guilielmus,
- Yarrow, Duncan,
- Yattendon Hymnal,
- Yealey, Francis Joseph,
- Yealy, F. J.,
- Yeats, J. B.,
- Yeats, John Butler,
- Yeats, W. B.,
-
Yeats, William Butler,
- Yeats, William Butler, “All Souls’ Night,”
- Yeats, William Butler, At the Hawk’s Well,
- Yeats, William Butler, Autobiographies,
- Yeats, William Butler, “The Cat and the Moon,”
- Yeats, William Butler, and censorship,
- Yeats, William Butler, “Certain Noble Plays of Japan,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “The Collar-bone of a Hare,”
- Yeats, William Butler, The Countess Cathleen,
- Yeats, William Butler, “Easter, 1916,”
- Yeats, William Butler, Four Plays for Dancers,
- Yeats, William Butler, “In Memory of Major Robert Gregory,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “The Lake Isle of Innisfree,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “Men Improve with Years,”
- Yeats, William Butler, and Pound,
- Yeats, William Butler, The Resurrection,
- Yeats, William Butler, and Richards,
- Yeats, William Butler, “The Theatre,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “To Ireland in the Coming Times,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “The Tower,”
- Yeats, William Butler, The Trembling of the Veil,
- Yeats, William Butler, “Upon a Dying Lady,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “The Wanderings of Usheen,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “The White Birds,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “Who Goes with Fergus?,”
- Yeats, William Butler, Autobiographies,
- Yeats, William Butler, On Baile’s Strand,
- Yeats, William Butler, Cathleen ni Houlihan,
- Yeats, William Butler, “Men Improve with the Years,”
- Yeats, William Butler, “The Symbolism of Poetry,”
- Yeats, William Butler, The Trembling of the Veil,
- Yeats-Brown, F.,
- York Cycle,
- Young England,
- Young Tories,
- Young, Edward,
- Young, G. M.,
- Young, James Carruthers,
- Young, Stark,
- Zabarella, Giacomo (or Jacopo),
- Zabarella, Giacomo,
- Zaharoff, Basil,
- Zeller, Eduard,
- Zeno,
- Zetland, Lord,
- Zimmerman, Benedict,
- Zimmern, Alfred Eckhard,
- Zimmern, Sir Alfred,
- Zola, Émile,
- aesthetics,
- agnosticism,
- agrarianism,
- agriculture, (SEE ALSO: country life/countryside, land, )
- allegory,
- allusion,
- anarchism,
- and blank verse,
- and culture, (SEE ALSO: country life/countryside, )
- and modern actors,
- anthropology,
- anti-Semitism,
- aristocracy,
- art for art’s sake,
-
art,
- art, appreciation of,
- art, and M. Arnold,
- art, and Babbitt,
- art, and Belgion,
- art, and communism,
- art, and esthetic sanction,
- art, and Lawrence,
- art, and modernity,
- art, and B. Pascal,
- art, and Pater,
- art, and philosophy,
- art, and poetry,
- art, and propaganda,
- art, and religion,
- art, and revolution,
- art, and Richards,
- art, and Ruskin,
- art, and social expression, (SEE ALSO: aesthetics, )
- art, and censorship,
- art, and Christianity,
- art, and civilization,
- art, and convention,
- art, and democracy,
- art, devotional,
- art, and Krutch,
- art, and Lawrence,
- art, and morality,
- art, and Music and Drama Bill,
- art, and Orage,
- art, and past,
- art, and politics,
- art, and social duty,
- art, and society,
- art, and tradition,
- art, and war,
- art, for art’s sake,
- art, and V. W. Brooks,
- art, and capital cities,
- art, and Christianity,
- art, and culture,
- art, decadence in,
- art, decline of,
- art, and deterioration of language,
- art, and elites,
- art, and Europe,
- art, impersonality in,
- art, and internationalism,
- art, and Keynes,
- art, local tradition in,
- art, and men of letters,
- art, and modernity,
- art, as national,
- art, nature of,
- art, in Paris,
- art, and poetry,
- art, and Pound,
- art, and religion,
- art, and responsibility and power,
- art, and society,
- art, and state,
- art, training in,
- asceticism,
- atheism,
- ballet, (SEE ALSO: Ballets Russes, )
- behaviorism,
-
belief,
(SEE ALSO:
Dante,
Donne,
Richards,
)
- belief, and Crashaw,
- belief, and Dante,
- belief, and Donne,
- belief, and feeling,
- belief, and metaphysical poetry,
- belief, and poetic appreciation,
- belief, and poetry,
- belief, and Report of the Lambeth Conference,
- belief, and Richards,
- belief, in supernatural,
- belief, and understanding, (SEE ALSO: faith, religion, )
- biography,
- blasphemy, (SEE ALSO: religion, )
- bolshevism,
- capitalism,
- caricature, (SEE ALSO: Bateman, Baudelaire, Hogarth, Lewis, Rowlandson, )
- caritas,
- categories, (SEE ALSO: Aristotle, Kant, Plato, )
- cathedrals,
- causality,
- censorship, (SEE ALSO: obscenity, pornography, )
- centralisation,
- characters of,
- children,
- churches, London,
- churches, bombed-out,
- cinema,
-
civilization,
- civilization, and M. Arnold,
- civilization, and Christianity,
- civilization, and communism,
- civilization, and metaphysical poetry,
- civilization, and poetry,
- civilization, and psychology,
- civilization, and Racine,
- civilization, and Spenser,
- civilization, and Yeats,
- civilization, and classics,
- civilization, and culture,
- civilization, and Europe,
- civilization, and Mannheim,
- civilization, in post-World War II era,
- civilization, as revitalized from outside,
- civilization, and specialization,
- classicism, (SEE ALSO: Benda, Hulme, Maurras, romanticism, )
- classics,
- clergy,
- clerisy,
- closet drama,
- colonialism,
- comedy,
-
comedy, in literature,
- comedy, in literature, social,
- comedy, in literature, popular and music hall, (SEE ALSO: caricature, Guitry, Jonson, Lloyd, music halls, Seyler, )
-
communism,
- communism, and art,
- communism, and capitalism,
- communism, and Catholic Church,
- communism, and Christianity,
- communism, and eugenics,
- communism, as heresy,
- communism, and Murry,
- communism, and psychology,
- communism, and religion,
- communism, and Russia,
- communism, and science,
- communism, and Shaw,
- communism, and Symons,
- communism, and Webb,
- communism, and art,
- communism, and Babbitt,
- communism, and Christianity,
- communism, and Church,
- communism, and Dawson,
- communism, and Day Lewis,
- communism, dehumanization of,
- communism, and economics,
- communism, and education,
- communism, and future,
- communism, and Gide,
- communism, and Huxley,
- communism, and Krutch,
- communism, and liberalism,
- communism, and Marx,
- communism, moral foundations of,
- communism, and nationalism,
- communism, and Penty,
- communism, as religion,
- communism, and Spanish Civil War,
- communism, and theater,
- community, (SEE ALSO: society, )
- conscientious objectors,
- conservatism,
- copyright,
- country clergy,
- country life/countryside, (SEE ALSO: agriculture, land, )
- creative evolution, (SEE ALSO: Bergson, Shaw, )
- criticism,
- culture and isolation,
- culture and religion,
-
culture,
- culture, and Arnold,
- culture, and Dante,
- culture, and Foerster,
- culture, and Freud,
- culture, and humanism,
- culture, and M. Arnold,
- culture, and agriculture,
- culture, and Arnold,
- culture, and autarchy,
- culture, British,
- culture, and civilization,
- culture, and clerisy,
- culture, creation of,
- culture, crossfertilization of,
- culture, decline of,
- culture, definition of,
- culture, development of,
- culture, diversity of,
- culture, and elites,
- culture, and individual,
- culture, and international relations,
- culture, and language,
- culture, and learning,
- culture, local,
- culture, and metropolis,
- culture, and modernity,
- culture, and morality,
- culture, national,
- culture, and nationalism,
- culture, and novels,
- culture, organic systems within,
- culture, organization of,
- culture, and philosophy,
- culture, and planning,
- culture, and poetry,
- culture, popular,
- culture, in post−World War II era,
- culture, preservation of,
- culture, primitive,
- culture, and privileged classes,
- culture, and race,
- culture, Roberts on,
- culture, and science,
- culture, shrinkage of,
- culture, and specialization,
- culture, transmission of,
- culture, and uniformity,
- culture, unity of,
- culture, as whole way of life,
- culture, after World War II,
- culture, and World War II,
- cynicism,
- da Vinci, Leonardo,
- dadaism (dada), (SEE ALSO: Tzara, )
- dance, (SEE ALSO: ballet, Ballets Russes, )
- de Góngoray Argote, Luis,
- de Kock, Charles Paul,
- de Musset, Alfred,
- de Quincy, Thomas,
- de Sitter, Wilhelm,
- de Tabley, Lord,
- de Valdés, Diego (Jacobus Valdesius),
- de Wulf, Maurice,
- de la Fontaine, Jean,
- de la Mare, Walter,
- degrees of truth and reality, (SEE ALSO: Bradley, )
- democracy,
- depopulation,
- detective fiction,
- determinism,
- devotional literature,
- dictatorship, (SEE ALSO: totalitarianism, )
- disintegration of the intellect, (SEE ALSO: dissociation of sensibility, )
- dissenters,
-
dissociation of sensibility,
- dissociation of sensibility, and de Gourmont, (SEE ALSO: disintegration of the intellect, )
- divorce,
-
drama,
- drama, and Collins,
- drama, and Dickens,
- drama, and Doyle,
- drama, five-act division of,
- drama, Jacobean,
- drama, and melodrama,
- drama, and poetry, (SEE ALSO: Elizabethan drama, )
- drama, and actors,
- drama, and amusement,
- drama, and Aristotle,
- drama, authors of,
- drama, chorus in,
- drama, and Church,
- drama, as craft and art,
- drama, Elizabethan,
- drama, French,
- drama, historical tragedies,
- drama, histories,
- drama, and morality,
- drama, and Murry,
- drama, and poetry,
- drama, political,
- drama, popularity of,
- drama, and press,
- drama, producers of,
- drama, prose,
- drama, religious,
- drama, and Rymer,
- drama, secular,
- drama, and ultra-dramatic,
- drama, and Yeats,
- du Bellay, Joachim,
- du Bos, Charles,
- du Terrail, Pierre-Alexis Ponson,
- eclecticism,
-
economics,
- economics, and agriculture,
- economics, and Allen,
- economics, and Chesterton,
- economics, and Christianity,
- economics, and civilization,
- economics, and communism,
- economics, and culture,
- economics, and Day Lewis,
- economics, and Demant,
- economics, and depopulation,
- economics, and distributism,
- economics, and education,
- economics, and freedom,
- economics, and A. Gide,
- economics, and growth,
- economics, and Marxism,
- economics, and morality,
- economics, and Pitkin,
- economics, and politics,
- economics, and profit motive,
- economics, and progress,
- economics, and provincialism,
- economics, and religion,
- economics, and Russell,
- economics, and social justice,
- economics, and society,
- economics, and war,
- economics, and work, (SEE ALSO: finance and financial system, )
- economics, and culture,
- economics, and international relations,
- economics, and men of letters,
- economics, and politics,
- economics, and religion,
- economics, and responsibility and power,
- economics, and science,
- economics, and Unwin,
- economy,
- ecumenism,
-
education,
- education, and T. Arnold,
- education, and Babbitt,
- education, and Bell,
- education, and Catholicism,
- education, and Christianity,
- education, classical,
- education, and culture,
- education, and democracy,
- education, and economics,
- education, and English Association,
- education, and evacuation,
- education, instruction vs.,
- education, and language,
- education, and Lawrence,
- education, liberal,
- education, and liberalism,
- education, mass,
- education, for ministry,
- education, nature and purpose of,
- education, and Norwood,
- education, and paganism,
- education, and politics,
- education, radical approach to,
- education, and religion,
- education, of rulers,
- education, and school age,
- education, and secularism,
- education, and society,
- education, spiritual foundation for,
- education, and theology,
- education, and totalitarianism,
- education, in United States,
- education, vocational,
- education, and Anglo-American relations,
- education, and Butler Act,
- education, charismatic,
- education, and Christianity,
- education, and Church,
- education, and culture,
- education, equality of,
- education, goal of,
- education, and humanism,
- education, in India,
- education, and men of letters,
- education, moral,
- education, and politics,
- education, principles of,
- education, and public schools,
- education, and religion,
- education, and school-leaving age,
- education, and science,
- education, and secularism,
- education, in United States,
- education, and wisdom and holiness,
- education, after World War II,
- elites,
-
emotion,
- emotion, and Carroll,
- emotion, and communism,
- emotion, and Conrad,
- emotion, and Crashaw,
- emotion, discipline and training of,
- emotion, and Donne,
- emotion, and Hardy,
- emotion, and Hulme,
- emotion, and Laforgue,
- emotion, and Lear,
- emotion, and metaphysical poetry,
- emotion, and Milton,
- emotion, and morality,
- emotion, and poetry,
- emotion, and Richards,
- emotion, and thought,
- emotion, and Byron,
- emotion, and drama,
- emotion, and Hardy,
- emotion, and Moore,
- emotion, and poetry,
- emotion, religious,
- emotion, of religious drama,
- emotion, and Shakespeare,
- emotion, and Tennyson,
- emotion, and verse,
- emotion, and Dryden,
- emotion, and Poe,
- emotion, and prose,
- emotion, and Shakespeare,
- emotion, and Tennyson,
- emotion, and Webster,
- emotion, and Yeats,
- enemy aliens, internment of,
- epic,
- epigrams,
- ethics, (SEE ALSO: Aristotle, Bentham, Green, Kant, Sidgwick, Tucker, )
- ethnic cleansing,
- eugenics,
- euphuism,
- evil,
- evolution,
- evolution, theory of,
-
faith,
- faith, and M. Arnold,
- faith, daily practice of,
- faith, and Herbert,
- faith, and morality,
- faith, and religion,
- faith, and suffering, (SEE ALSO: belief, religion, )
- fancy, (SEE ALSO: imagination, )
- farce,
-
fascism,
- fascism, and Christianity,
- fascism, and Day Lewis,
- fascism, dehumanization of,
- fascism, and Fuller,
- fascism, Italian,
- fascism, and Krutch,
- fascism, and Lewis,
- fascism, moral foundations of,
- fascism, and nationalism,
- fascism, and paganism,
- fascism, and Pierce-Butler,
- fascism, and Spanish Civil War,
- fascism, and Toryism,
- film,
- finance and financial system, (SEE ALSO: economics, )
- finite centre, (SEE ALSO: Bradley, Leibniz, solipsism, )
- freedom,
- government, (SEE ALSO: politics, )
- grace,
- heresy (heretics),
- heresy, (SEE ALSO: belief, religion, )
- historical fiction, (SEE ALSO: Savonarola, )
- historical sense, xvi,
-
history,
- history, and Christianity,
- history, and classical languages,
- history, and classics,
- history, and culture,
- history, and Dryden,
- history, and education,
- history, and emotion,
- history, and R. Kipling,
- history, of philosophy,
- history, and poetry,
- history, and provincialism,
- history, and Shakespeare,
- history, and Virgil,
- homosexuality,
- housing,
- humanism,
- humanitarianism,
- idealism (philosophical),
- idealism/Neo-Idealism, (SEE ALSO: Bergson, Bosanquet, Bradley, Hegel, Kant, Plato, Royce, )
-
imagination,
- imagination, and Addison,
- imagination, auditory,
- imagination, and Coleridge,
- imagination, and Dryden,
- imagination, and Locke,
- imagination, and Richard of St. Victor,
- imagination, auditory,
- imagination, in Cowley,
- imagination, and Dryden,
- imagination, and Joyce,
- imagination, and Milton,
- imagination, and morality,
- imagination, and Péguy,
- imagination, and Shakespeare,
- imagination, and Wells,
- imagism,
- imitation, literary,
- immediate experience,
- imperialism,
- impersonality,
- in literature,
- individual,
- individualism,
- industrialism,
- influence (literary),
- inner voice,
- internationalism,
- interpretation,
- interpretation/language,
- journalism,
- judgment, theory of,
- la Taille, R. P. Maurice de,
- land, (SEE ALSO: agriculture, country life/countryside, )
-
language(s),
- language(s), and art,
- language(s), beauty of,
- language(s), change in,
- language(s), and classics,
- language(s), and common style,
- language(s), and context,
- language(s), and culture,
- language(s), deterioration of,
- language(s), development of,
- language(s), and emotion,
- language(s), feeling in foreign,
- language(s), foreign,
- language(s), and Great Britain,
- language(s), local,
- language(s), and New Testament,
- language(s), and Pentecost,
- language(s), planning of,
- language(s), preservation of,
- language(s), purity of,
- language(s), rhythms of,
- language(s), and science,
- language(s), and social personality,
- language(s), and speech (see under speech); spoken vs. written,
- language(s), and supplementary personality,
- language(s), and Tower of Babel,
- language(s), and translation,
- language(s), universal, (SEE ALSO: Basic English, Esperanto), )
- language(s), vernacular,
- language(s), and World War II,
-
language(s), and poetry,
- language(s), and poetry, and bad poets,
- language(s), and poetry, and change,
- language(s), and poetry, and culture,
- language(s), and poetry, and Donne,
- language(s), and poetry, and Dryden,
- language(s), and poetry, and emotion,
- language(s), and poetry, in English,
- language(s), and poetry, and Hopkins,
- language(s), and poetry, and R. Kipling,
- language(s), and poetry, and Milton,
- language(s), and poetry, and nationality,
- language(s), and poetry, and Poe,
- language(s), and poetry, and Pope,
- language(s), and poetry, possibilities of,
- language(s), and poetry, and Pound,
- language(s), and poetry, renovation of,
- language(s), and poetry, revolution in,
- language(s), and poetry, and Shakespeare,
- language(s), and poetry, and Tennyson,
- language(s), and poetry, and universality,
- language(s), and poetry, and Valéry,
- language(s), and poetry, and Virgil,
- language(s), and poetry, and Webster,
- language(s), and poetry, and Wordsworth,
- language(s), and poetry, and Yeats,
-
language,
- language, and Baudelaire,
- language, and Blake,
- language, and Coleridge,
- language, conversational style in,
- language, and Crashaw,
- language, and Dante,
- language, and Donne,
- language, and Dryden,
- language, and John Ford,
- language, and incantation,
- language, and H. James,
- language, and S. Johnson,
- language, and Milton,
- language, and Pope,
- language, and Pound,
- language, purification of,
- language, and The Revenger’s Tragedy,
- language, and Shakespeare,
- language, and W. Wordsworth,
- language, and Barnes,
- language, and Byron,
- language, and Chaucer,
- language, and Christianity,
- language, and Coleridge,
- language, conversational,
- language, and conviction,
- language, and Cowley,
- language, and Dryden,
- language, and education,
- language, English,
- language, and Gray,
- language, and Herbert,
- language, and Marlowe,
- language, and Milton,
- language, and Moore,
- language, and natural speech,
- language, and poetry,
- language, and prose drama,
- language, and Shakespeare,
- language, and Williams,
- language, and Yeats,
- libel, (SEE ALSO: censorship, )
- liberal democracy,
-
liberalism,
- liberalism, and Babbitt,
- liberalism, and Christianity,
- liberalism, and Church,
- liberalism, and communism,
- liberalism, and Demant,
- liberalism, and education,
- liberalism, and Hopkins,
- liberalism, and individualism,
- liberalism, and Krutch,
- liberalism, and literature,
- liberalism, and politics,
- liberalism, and religion,
- liberalism, and Spanish Civil War,
- liberalism, and theology,
- libertarianism,
- literary criticism,
-
literature,
- literature, and Christianity,
- literature, contemporary,
- literature, devotional,
- literature, dramatic,
- literature, and education,
- literature, foreign,
- literature, influence of,
- literature, and knowledge of life,
- literature, and libel,
- literature, and liberalism,
- literature, and modern world,
- literature, and morality,
- literature, past vs. contemporary,
- literature, personal relationship with,
- literature, and politics,
- literature, and popular appeal,
- literature, relation of to itself,
- literature, and religion,
- literature, renewal of,
- literature, and secularism,
- literature, and society,
- literature, and theology,
- literature, and universality,
- logical positivism,
- lyric,
- l’Anson Fausset, Hugh,
-
man and human nature: and Christianity,
- man and human nature: and Christianity, and communism,
- man and human nature: and Christianity, end of,
- man and human nature: and Christianity, and Feuerbach,
- man and human nature: and Christianity, and Krutch,
- man and human nature: and Christianity, and Pelagianism,
- man and human nature: and Christianity, philosophy of,
- man and human nature: and Christianity, in Shakespeare,
- marionettes, (SEE ALSO: puppet plays, )
- masques,
- materialism,
- meaning,
- mediaeval drama,
-
medieval philosophy,
- medieval philosophy, passim,
- medieval philosophy, passim, (SEE ALSO: Aquinas, Gilson, scholasticism, Thomism, de Wulf, )
- melodrama,
- men of letters,
- metaphysical poetry,
- metaphysical poets,
- metaphysics,
- middle class,
- militarism, (SEE ALSO: pacifism, war, )
- modernism (literary), (SEE ALSO: poetry,, modern, )
- modernism (religious),
- modernity,
- monadism, (SEE ALSO: Leibniz, )
- monasticism,
- monetary system, (SEE ALSO: finance and financial system, )
- moral re-armament,
- morality play,
-
morality,
- morality, and Babbitt,
- morality, and Balzac,
- morality, and Baudelaire,
- morality, and Bradley,
- morality, and censorship,
- morality, and drama,
- morality, and Elizabethans and Seneca,
- morality, and Greek drama,
- morality, and Hobbes,
- morality, and humanism,
- morality, and H. James,
- morality, and literary criticism,
- morality, and literature,
- morality, and Lucas,
- morality, and Machiavelli,
- morality, and Middleton,
- morality, and philosophy,
- morality, and psychology,
- morality, and religion,
- morality, and Richards,
- morality, and science,
- morality, and Seneca,
- morality, and Shakespeare,
- morality, and Webster,
- morality, and M. Arnold,
- morality, and Auden,
- morality, and Babbitt,
- morality, and Baudelaire,
- morality, and Belloc,
- morality, and capitalism,
- morality, and Catholicism,
- morality, and Christianity,
- morality, and conservatism,
- morality, and Dante,
- morality, and Dryden,
- morality, and economics,
- morality, and economy,
- morality, and G. Eliot,
- morality, and emotion,
- morality, and faith,
- morality, and Heywood,
- morality, and Hobson,
- morality, and Joyce,
- morality, and Lawrence,
- morality, and Maritain,
- morality, and B. Pascal,
- morality, and Pater,
- morality, and poetry,
- morality, and politics,
- morality, and religion,
- morality, and The Revenger’s Tragedy,
- morality, and Richards,
- morality, and Shakespeare,
- morality, and Sidney,
- morality, and socialism,
- morality, and social system,
- morality, and Swift,
- morality, and Swinburne,
- morality, and Tourneur,
- morality, and Whibley,
- morality, and work,
- morality, and Abyssinia,
- morality, and art,
- morality, and Barnes,
- morality, and blasphemy,
- morality, and censorship,
- morality, and Christianity,
- morality, and communism and fascism,
- morality, and drama,
- morality, and economics,
- morality, and education,
- morality, and G. Eliot,
- morality, and freedom,
- morality, and Greek tragedy,
- morality, and honour,
- morality, hygienic,
- morality, and knowledge,
- morality, and Lawrence,
- morality, and literature,
- morality, and Malory,
- morality, and Mansfield,
- morality, and Marxism,
- morality, and Milton,
- morality, and modernity,
- morality, and Mosley,
- morality, and mystery plays,
- morality, and Orage,
- morality, and poetry,
- morality, and political philosophy,
- morality, and Pound,
- morality, public vs. private,
- morality, and race,
- morality, and religion,
- morality, and Russell,
- morality, and secularism,
- morality, sexual,
- morality, and society,
- morality, and state,
- morality, and theology,
- morality, and totalitarianism,
- morality, of war and peace,
- morality, and Wells,
- morality, and Yeats,
- morality, and Christianity,
- morality, and education,
- morality, and poetry,
- morality, and values,
- music halls, (SEE ALSO: Lloyd, revue, )
- music,
- music/musical pattern,
- mystery plays,
-
mysticism,
(SEE ALSO:
Dante,
Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite,
Eckhart,
John of the Cross,
Richard of St. Victor,
Teresa of Ávila,
Underhill,
)
- mysticism, and Donne,
- mysticism, and Laforgue,
- mysticism, and Maeterlinck,
- mysticism, and Murry,
- mysticism, and B. Pascal,
- mysticism, and poetry,
- mysticism, Spanish,
- mysticism, of thirteenth and twelfth centuries,
- mysticism, and Traherne,
- mysticism, and Vaughan,
- mysticism, and Babbitt,
- mysticism, and Huxley,
- mysticism, Marxist,
- mysticism, and P. E. More,
- mysticism, and Orage,
- mysticism, psychological,
- mysticism, secular,
- mysticism, and Tennyson,
- mysticism, and Williams,
- mythical method,
- nationalism,
- neo-Platonism,
- neo-Thomism,
- neo-classicism,
- nominalism,
- novel,
- novelists,
- novels,
- objective correlative (or objective equivalent),
- objective correlative,
- objects, theory of, (SEE ALSO: Bradley, Meinong, New Realism, Russell, )
- obscenity,
- occult, the (occultists),
- opera,
- original sin,
- orthodox Christianity,
- orthodoxy,
-
pacifism,
- pacifism, and Allen,
- pacifism, and Christianity,
- pacifism, and community,
- pacifism, and Milne,
- pacifism, and Russell, (SEE ALSO: militarism, peace, )
- paganism,
- painting,
- peace, (SEE ALSO: pacifism, war, )
- philosophical poetry,
-
philosophy,
- philosophy, and Babbitt,
- philosophy, and Bacon,
- philosophy, and Bradley,
- philosophy, and Chapman,
- philosophy, and Dante,
- philosophy, and Haskins,
- philosophy, of history,
- philosophy, and Hobbes,
- philosophy, and literature,
- philosophy, and Marlowe,
- philosophy, and P. E. More,
- philosophy, and Murry,
- philosophy, and natural science,
- philosophy, and poetry,
- philosophy, and Russell,
- philosophy, and Spinoza,
- philosophy, and M. Arnold,
- philosophy, and art,
- philosophy, and Babbitt,
- philosophy, and Bradley,
- philosophy, and Coleridge,
- philosophy, and Dante,
- philosophy, and Donne,
- philosophy, and humanism,
- philosophy, and Laforgue,
- philosophy, and Lucretius,
- philosophy, mediaeval,
- philosophy, and metaphysical poetry,
- philosophy, and Pater,
- philosophy, and poetry,
- philosophy, and religion,
- philosophy, and Santayana,
- philosophy, and science,
- philosophy, and Shakespeare,
- philosophy, and Percy Bysshe Shelley,
- philosophy, study of,
- philosophy, and W. Wordsworth,
- philosophy, Alexandrian,
- philosophy, in ancient Greece,
- philosophy, and Blake,
- philosophy, and culture,
- philosophy, and elites,
- philosophy, history of,
- philosophy, Indian,
- philosophy, and poetry,
- philosophy, and religion,
- philosophy, and Tennyson,
- philosophy, and Valéry,
- photography,
- planning,
- poetic drama, (SEE ALSO: Phoenix Society, )
-
poetic elements: conceit,
- poetic elements: conceit, imagery,
- poetic elements: conceit, metaphor,
- poetic elements: conceit, rhythm (see under poetic rhythm); sounds of words,
- poetic elements: conceit, stanza,
- poetic elements: conceit, structure,
- poetic elements: conceit, symbols,
- poetic elements: conceit, versification,
- poetic elements: conceit, word order,
- poetic elements: conceit, word use,
-
poetic forms,
- poetic forms, blank verse,
- poetic forms, conceits,
- poetic forms, couplets,
- poetic forms, dramatic verse,
- poetic forms, epigram,
- poetic forms, figures of speech,
- poetic forms, free verse,
- poetic forms, Greek verse,
- poetic forms, heroic couplet,
- poetic forms, Latin verse,
- poetic forms, logaoedic verse,
- poetic forms, lyric,
- poetic forms, metaphors,
- poetic forms, rhyme,
- poetic forms, similes,
- poetic forms, sonnet,
- poetic forms, vers libre,
- poetic forms, apologue,
- poetic forms, ballad,
- poetic forms, blank verse,
- poetic forms, burlesque,
- poetic forms, chant,
- poetic forms, charm,
- poetic forms, couplets (rhymed),
- poetic forms, didactic,
- poetic forms, dramatic (see under poetry); dramatic monologue,
- poetic forms, epic,
- poetic forms, epigram,
- poetic forms, exequy,
- poetic forms, folk poetry,
- poetic forms, folk song,
- poetic forms, free verse,
- poetic forms, hymn,
- poetic forms, idyll,
- poetic forms, lyric,
- poetic forms, narrative,
- poetic forms, ode,
- poetic forms, parody,
- poetic forms, pindaric ode,
- poetic forms, quatrains (octosyllabic),
- poetic forms, rondeau,
- poetic forms, rune,
- poetic forms, saga,
- poetic forms, satire,
- poetic forms, sestina,
- poetic forms, sonnet,
- poetic forms, villanelle,
-
poetic forms: allegory,
- poetic forms: allegory, blank verse,
- poetic forms: allegory, border ballads,
- poetic forms: allegory, imagery,
- poetic forms: allegory, metre,
- poetic forms: allegory, Pindaric ode,
- poetic forms: allegory, rhyme,
- poetic forms: allegory, rhythm,
- poetic forms: allegory, similes,
- poetic forms: allegory, symbolism,
- poetic rhythm,
- poetic verse forms: blank verse,
-
poetry,
- poetry, and Addison,
- poetry, aim in writing,
- poetry, and amusement,
- poetry, and M. Arnold,
- poetry, and Belgion,
- poetry, and belief,
- poetry, and Bible,
- poetry, and Brémond,
- poetry, and Coleridge,
- poetry, and Crosby,
- poetry, as difficult,
- poetry, and Dryden,
- poetry, and emotion,
- poetry, and experience,
- poetry, and Housman,
- poetry, and Johnson,
- poetry, and Jonson,
- poetry, and Keats,
- poetry, major vs. minor,
- poetry, and Maritain,
- poetry, and modernity,
- poetry, and music,
- poetry, and mysticism,
- poetry, and obscurity,
- poetry, and philosophy,
- poetry, and Pound,
- poetry, and propaganda,
- poetry, and prose,
- poetry, and religion,
- poetry, and Richards,
- poetry, and Percy Bysshe Shelley,
- poetry, and society,
- poetry, theories of,
- poetry, and truth,
- poetry, and Whitehead,
- poetry, and W. Wordsworth,
- poetry, and abstract feeling,
- poetry, and adolescence,
- poetry, and aesthetics,
- poetry, and Arnold,
- poetry, and Barnes,
- poetry, and Chesterton,
- poetry, and civilization,
- poetry, and Coleridge,
- poetry, concentration in,
- poetry, contemporary,
- poetry, devotional,
- poetry, and drama,
- poetry, and emotions,
- poetry, English,
- poetry, enjoyment of,
- poetry, and frontiers of spirit,
- poetry, genuineness of,
- poetry, greatness of,
- poetry, and Herbert,
- poetry, and imitation,
- poetry, and intellectual activity,
- poetry, and Kipling,
- poetry, and language,
- poetry, and Lawrence,
- poetry, and life experience,
- poetry, as making all things new,
- poetry, and Marston,
- poetry, and Middleton,
- poetry, and Milton,
- poetry, modernist,
- poetry, and modernity,
- poetry, and Moore,
- poetry, and morality,
- poetry, and Murry,
- poetry, narrative,
- poetry, and older vs. younger writers,
- poetry, and past,
- poetry, and person,
- poetry, personal relationship with,
- poetry, and philosophy,
- poetry, and provinciality,
- poetry, and psychology,
- poetry, and public houses,
- poetry, and religion,
- poetry, religious,
- poetry, and religious drama,
- poetry, and revolution,
- poetry, rhythm in,
- poetry, and society,
- poetry, and theology,
- poetry, and tradition,
- poetry, and values,
- poetry, ways to read,
- poetry, and Yeats,
- poetry, Anglo-Saxon,
- poetry, and anthologies,
- poetry, and art,
- poetry, and Asia,
- poetry, audience for,
- poetry, bad,
- poetry, Chinese,
- poetry, and Christianity,
- poetry, and classics,
- poetry, and culture,
- poetry, development of,
- poetry, different interpretations of,
- poetry, and doctrine,
- poetry, dramatic,
- poetry, elaboration in,
- poetry, Elizabethan,
- poetry, and Elizabethan drama,
- poetry, and emotion,
- poetry, and experience,
- poetry, form vs. content in,
- poetry, function of vs. poet’s purpose in,
- poetry, future direction of,
- poetry, general truth in,
- poetry, and genius,
- poetry, and genuineness,
- poetry, and history,
- poetry, impersonality in,
- poetry, influence of,
- poetry, innovation in,
- poetry, intellectual content of,
- poetry, and R. Kipling,
- poetry, as local,
- poetry, major,
- poetry, and meaning,
- poetry, and memory,
- poetry, minor,
- poetry, modern,
- poetry, and morality,
- poetry, national,
- poetry, and paraphrase,
- poetry, and periodicals,
- poetry, personal experience in,
- poetry, personal idiom in,
- poetry, and philosophy,
- poetry, pleasure from,
- poetry, and Poe,
- poetry, and politics,
- poetry, possibilities in,
- poetry, and Pound,
- poetry, and predecessors,
- poetry, and prose,
- poetry, as question without answer,
- poetry, and race,
- poetry, and religion,
- poetry, revolution in,
- poetry, and science,
- poetry, Scottish,
- poetry, social function of,
- poetry, and society,
- poetry, and thought,
- poetry, and tradition,
- poetry, and translation,
- poetry, Tudor,
- poetry, as universal,
- poetry, and Valéry,
- poetry, and verse,
- poetry, and war,
- poetry, Welsh,
- poetry, and World War II,
- poetry, and Yeats, (SEE ALSO: American poetry, English poetry, French poetry, modernism (literary), )
-
poetry: contemporary,
- poetry: contemporary, imagism,
- poetry: contemporary, prose poem,
- poetry: contemporary, vers libre, (SEE ALSO: Georgians, H. D., Pound, )
- political freedom,
- political philosophy,
- politics and culture,
-
politics,
(SEE ALSO:
communism,
democracy,
fascism,
government,
socialism,
)
- politics, and Coleridge,
- politics, international,
- politics, and Laski,
- politics, and morality,
- politics, and Whibley,
- politics, and W. Wordsworth, (SEE ALSO: communism, democracy, fascism, socialism, )
- politics, and agriculture,
- politics, and anarchy vs. tyranny,
- politics, and art,
- politics, and Byron,
- politics, and censorship,
- politics, and Christianity,
- politics, and Dawson,
- politics, and economics,
- politics, and education,
- politics, and finance,
- politics, and Irish literature,
- politics, and Lewis,
- politics, and liberalism,
- politics, and literature,
- politics, and Oliver,
- politics, and philosophy,
- politics, and reform,
- politics, and religion,
- politics, and rulers vs. ideologues,
- politics, and Russell,
- politics, and secularism,
- politics, and Spanish Civil War,
- politics, and theology,
- politics, theory in,
- politics, and ancient Rome,
- politics, and Anglo-Catholicism,
- politics, and Dawson,
- politics, and economics,
- politics, and education,
- politics, and elites,
- politics, and France,
- politics, and international relations,
- politics, and justice,
- politics, and R. Kipling,
- politics, and language,
- politics, and men of letters,
- politics, and Milton,
- politics, and morality,
- politics, and poetry,
- politics, and Pound,
- politics, and religion,
- politics, responsibility for,
- politics, and science,
- politics, and social engineering,
- politics, and unity of Europe,
- politics, and Unwin,
- politics, after World War II,
- politics, writing in,
- poor people,
- popes,
- pornography, (SEE ALSO: censorship, obscenity, )
- positivism,
- propaganda,
- prose poetry,
- prose,
- pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite,
- psychoanalysis, (SEE ALSO: Freud, Sinclair, )
-
psychology,
- psychology, vs. metaphysics, ontology,
- psychology, social,
- psychology, and Dante,
- psychology, and Fernandez,
- psychology, and Freud,
- psychology, and Garnett,
- psychology, and Hobbes,
- psychology, and James,
- psychology, and H. James,
- psychology, and Lawrence,
- psychology, and literary criticism,
- psychology, and literature,
- psychology, mechanistic,
- psychology, and morality,
- psychology, and P. E. More,
- psychology, and Murry,
- psychology, of politics,
- psychology, of religion,
- psychology, and Richards,
- psychology, and Russell,
- psychology, and Woolf,
- psychology, and Belloc,
- psychology, and Christianity,
- psychology, and criticism,
- psychology, differences in,
- psychology, and Donne,
- psychology, and emotions,
- psychology, of evil,
- psychology, and jargon,
- psychology, and Lawrence,
- psychology, and literary criticism,
- psychology, and mysticism,
- psychology, and B. Pascal,
- psychology, and poetry,
- psychology, and Read,
- psychology, and religion,
- psychology, and Richards,
- psychology, and unified individuals,
- psychotherapy,
- puppet plays, (SEE ALSO: marionettes, )
- race(s),
- reason/rationalism,
- relativism,
-
religion,
- religion, Christian,
- religion, Indic,
- religion, primitive,
- religion, and science,
- religion, and war,
- religion, and Arnold,
- religion, and Babbitt,
- religion, and Baudelaire,
- religion, and Bradley,
- religion, and censorship,
- religion, and Chesterton,
- religion, and civilization,
- religion, and Dante,
- religion, and drama,
- religion, and fascism,
- religion, and Freud,
- religion, and Hügel,
- religion, and humanism,
- religion, and A. Huxley,
- religion, and literary criticism,
- religion, and literature,
- religion, and Machiavelli,
- religion, and Maurras,
- religion, and Murry,
- religion, and poetry,
- religion, and politics,
- religion, psychology of,
- religion, and Richards,
- religion, and Romanticism,
- religion, and Russell,
- religion, and science,
- religion, and Vaughan,
- religion, and Whitehead, (SEE ALSO: belief, blasphemy, Modernism, mysticism, original sin, orthodoxy, theology, )
- religion, and M. Arnold,
- religion, and art,
- religion, and Belloc,
- religion, and communism,
- religion, confusion of literature with,
- religion, and Cowley,
- religion, and Crashaw,
- religion, decay of,
- religion, and Donne,
- religion, and drama,
- religion, emotional discipline of,
- religion, and faith,
- religion, and Herbert,
- religion, and humanism,
- religion, and Hyde,
- religion, and Joyce,
- religion, and Lawrence,
- religion, liberalism in,
- religion, and Lymington,
- religion, and Marx,
- religion, and miracles,
- religion, and modernity,
- religion, and morality,
- religion, and Murry,
- religion, and orthodoxy,
- religion, and paganism,
- religion, and B. Pascal,
- religion, and Pater,
- religion, and philosophy,
- religion, and poetry,
- religion, and psychology,
- religion, and Richards,
- religion, and science,
- religion, in seventeenth century,
- religion, and superstition,
- religion, and Vaughan,
- religion, and world unity, (SEE ALSO: blasphemy, heresy, Modernism (theological), mysticism, sin, theology, )
- religion, abandonment of,
- religion, and Arnold,
- religion, and behavior and habit,
- religion, and boredom,
- religion, communism as,
- religion, and compartmentalization of life,
- religion, of control vs. propitiation,
- religion, and culture,
- religion, and Dawson,
- religion, and drama,
- religion, and economics,
- religion, and education,
- religion, and emotion,
- religion, and Greek tragedy,
- religion, and industrialism,
- religion, and Lawrence,
- religion, and liberalism,
- religion, and literature,
- religion, and Marxism,
- religion, and morality,
- religion, and P. E. More,
- religion, natural,
- religion, and poetry,
- religion, and politics,
- religion, and private belief,
- religion, and society,
- religion, supernatural basis of,
- religion, and Tennyson,
- religion, and theology,
- religion, and tradition,
- religion, and Yeats,
- revelation,
- revolution,
- revue, xxiv, (SEE ALSO: music halls, )
- rhetoric in,
- rhetoric,
- romanticism, (SEE ALSO: classicism, Hulme, Murry, )
- royalism,
- satire,
- satire, xxii, (SEE ALSO: Aristophanes, Jonson, Martial, Pound, )
- scepticism,
- scholasticism,
-
science,
- science, and Christianity,
- science, and Dante,
- science, and Freud,
- science, and Hobbes,
- science, and Murry,
- science, and religion,
- science, and Richards,
- science, and Russell,
- science, and truth,
- science, and Whitehead,
- science, and aesthetics,
- science, and Christianity,
- science, and communism,
- science, and Cowley,
- science, and determinism,
- science, and economics,
- science, and education,
- science, and Hardy,
- science, and modernity,
- science, and Mowrer,
- science, and Pascal,
- science, and B. Pascal,
- science, and psychology,
- science, and religion,
- science, and Russell,
- sculpture,
-
secularism,
- secularism, and Babbitt,
- secularism, and Chesterton,
- secularism, and Christianity,
- secularism, and Church,
- secularism, and Demant,
- secularism, and education,
- secularism, and Lawrence,
- secularism, and literature,
- secularism, and morality,
- secularism, and mysticism,
- secularism, and politics,
- secularism, and rationalism,
- secularism, and tradition,
- secularism, and war,
- secularism, and World,
- self-dramatization,
- sensibility,
- sentimentality,
- sermon (as form), (SEE ALSO: Andrewes, Donne, Latimer, )
- sermons,
- sexuality,
- simplicity (simplification), in verse,
- sin,
- skepticism,
- social class,
- social justice,
- socialism,
- socialism, xli,
-
society,
- society, and art,
- society, and Chesterton,
- society, and child welfare,
- society, and Christianity,
- society, and Church,
- society, Church as ecumenical,
- society, commercialised,
- society, and Communism,
- society, contemporary,
- society, and Dawson,
- society, and Day Lewis,
- society, and economics,
- society, and education,
- society, good life for,
- society, industrialised,
- society, and Krutch,
- society, and Lawrence,
- society, and literature,
- society, material conditions of,
- society, and morality,
- society, and Murry,
- society, neutral,
- society, and pacifism,
- society, and paganism,
- society, perfect,
- society, pluralist,
- society, and poetry,
- society, and preservation,
- society, reform of,
- society, and religion,
- society, virtue as purpose of,
- society, and World, (SEE ALSO: community, )
- sociology,
- solipsism, (SEE ALSO: finite centre, )
- state,
- sublimation,
- surrealism, (SEE ALSO: Breton, Cendrars, )
- symbolism, (SEE ALSO: Moréas, Symons, )
- symbolist poetry,
- taste,
- terrifying clairvoyance,
- text n2,
- the novel,
-
theology,
(SEE ALSO:
religion,
)
- theology, and Anglican clergy,
- theology, and censorship,
- theology, and Church,
- theology, and Church of England,
- theology, and clergy,
- theology, and Dante,
- theology, and Demant,
- theology, and ecumenism,
- theology, and education, xiii,
- theology, and freedom,
- theology, and Herbert,
- theology, and liberalism,
- theology, and literature,
- theology, and Milton,
- theology, and modern philosophy,
- theology, and morality,
- theology, and P. E. More,
- theology, and orthodoxy,
- theology, and poetry,
- theology, and politics,
- theology, and Pound,
- theology, and religion,
- theology, and religious drama,
- theology, and revelation,
- theology, and Tennyson,
- theology, and tradition and orthodoxy,
- theology, and Williams,
- thrillers,
- totalitarianism, (SEE ALSO: dictatorship, )
- totemism,
- tradition,
- tragedy,
- translation,
- universities,
- upper classes,
- urbanism,
- utopianism,
- vers libre,
- virtue,
- vision literature,
- vs. psychology, (SEE ALSO: Aristotle, Bradley, )
-
war,
- war, attitudes toward,
- war, causes of,
- war, and Christianity,
- war, and civilians,
- war, and Day Lewis,
- war, and economics,
- war, and immorality of competition,
- war, and justice,
- war, and League of Nations,
- war, and Milne,
- war, morality of,
- war, and national ambition,
- war, and pacifism,
- war, responsibility for,
- war, and Russell,
- war, and Spanish Civil War, (SEE ALSO: militarism, pacifism, peace, )
- wealthy people,
- wit,
- work,
- working class,
- Ó Faracháin, Roibeárd (Robert Farren),
- Österling, Anders,
- “A Japanese Tale,”
- “Hynd Horn,”
- “Marprelate, Martin,”
- “Mujina,”
- “Sir Eglamore,”
- “The Phoenix and the Turtle,”
- “Unity of Artists for Peace, Democracy and Cultural Development,”
- “Vexilla regis,”
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