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• catalog tableOfContents "[ser. 1] Recent discoveries in Greek poetry and prose of the fourth and following centuries B.C. -- ser. 2. Some recent discoveries in Greek poetry and prose, chiefly of the fourth century B.C. and later times -- ser. 3. Some recent discoveries in Greek poetry and prose of the classical and later periods.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction, by Janko Lavrin.--Sorochinsky fair.--Christmas eve.--How the two Ivans quarrelled.--The Nevsky prospect.--The coach.--The nose.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I.The nature of the inquiry. Intellectual knowledge; judgment. Intellectual knowledge: conception.--II.The data of intellectual knowledge; sense perception. Truth and certitude: their criteria and motives.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Gautama the enlightened.--Shopping in Oxford.--Mahdama's quest.--An art worker.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Pt.1. The middle ages and the renascence (650-1660) / Emile Legouis, translated by Helen Douglas Irvin -- pt.2. Modern timess (1660-1941) / Louis Cazamian, translated by W.D. MacInnes and the author.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The wit and wisdom of Albert Schweitzer -- Thought -- Truth -- Beauty -- Jesus -- Paul -- Christianity -- God -- Optimism -- Character -- Civilization -- Religion -- Mysticism -- Ethics -- Life -- Reverence.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The historical and political foundations for world order, by E. L. Woodward.--The scientific foundations for world order, by J. R. Oppenheimer.--The moral foundations for world order, by E. H. Carr.--The economic foundations for world order, by W. E. Rappard.--The constitutional foundations for world order, by R. M. Hutchins.--Dependent peoples and world order, by F. B. Sayre.--National power and world order, by E. M. Earle.--Suggestions for further reading (p. 167-174)".
• catalog tableOfContents "B. The American intellectual and totalitarianism : "Bloody-mind professors" : the anti-social role of some intellectuals / Peter Viereck -- Bloody-minded professors? / Richard H. Rovere.".
• catalog tableOfContents "C. American literature and its influence abroad : French fiction and American reality / Raymond Leopold Bruckberger -- Wanted : an American novel / Life -- A lesson read in American books / Robert Penn Warren -- Notes on reading American literature abroad / Ruth N. Myers.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]1 Notebooks and journals : from The notebooks / Samuel Butler -- from The notebooks / Henry James -- from The journals / Arnold Bennett -- from A writer's diary / Virginia Woolf -- from Under whatever sky / Irwin Edman -- from Talk of the town / The New Yorker.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]10 Writing and revising the term paper : The vigilantes / Fred B. Millett -- Literature and censorship / John Courtney Murray, S.J. -- The future of censorship / Paul Blanshard -- Close-up of Britain's censor / George Steiner -- Library Bill of Rights / American Library Association -- Labeling / American Library Association -- Censorship on comic books : a statement in opposition on civil liberties grounds / American Civil Liberties Union.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]2 Biographical and autobiographical sketches : An outline of biography from Plutarch to Strachey / Wilbur Cross -- Sir John Harington / Lytton Strachey -- Joseph Conrad / Bertrand Russell -- Virginia Woolf / Christopher Isherwood -- The legend of Dylan Thomas / Time -- My mother and her relatives / George Bernard Shaw -- Autobiographical sketch / D.H. Lawrence -- Early success / F. Scott Fitzgerald.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]3 Book reviews : Poets of the English language / Robert A. Hume -- Eminent post-Victorian / Aileen Pippett -- Bloomsday's child / Time -- Miss Porter's new stories / Gertrude Buckman -- Reader's choice / Charles J. Rolo -- "Inner-directed" and "other-directed" / Lionel Trilling -- Capital / The New York Times -- Maggie, a girl of the streets / The New York Times -- The Great Gatsby / The Times Literary Supplement -- An American tragedy / The Times Literary Supplement -- Soldier's pay / The Times Literary Supplement -- A farewell to arms / The Times Literary Supplement -- The grapes of wrath / The Times Literary Supplement.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]4 Arguing a thesis : A. Words by themselves or in context : Ugly words / J. Donald Adams -- Sound and sense of words / John P. Sisk -- More on ugly words / J. Donald Adams.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]5 Creating a unified impression : Letters to his daughter / F. Scott Fitzgerald -- Impressions of Japan / William Faulkner -- The dirty street / Joseph Warren Beach -- The wreck of the Commodore / Stephen Crane -- The comic strip in American life / The Times Literary Supplement -- Former students / Irwin Edman -- The nightingale song / Noel Perrin -- Here is New York / E.B. White.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]6 Naturalness and pretentiousness in writing : Ernest Hemingway / Harvey Breit -- Scholarly style, or the lack thereof / Sheridan Baker -- Sociological habit patterns in linguistic transmogrification / Malcolm Cowley -- American prose today / Geoffrey Moore -- Politics and the English language / George Orwell -- The cliche expert testifies on baseball / Frank Sullivan.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]7 The English language : English : his sisters and his cousins and his aunts / Charlton Laird -- American pronunciation / Thomas Pyles -- American and British English / Charles Shain -- The nature of slang / H.L. Mencken.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]8 Traditions of English and American prose : Writing prose / W. Somerset Maugham -- from The Sermon on the Mount -- Of love / Francis Bacon -- from Hyrdiotaphia, or urn burial / Thomas Browne -- from The areopagitica / John Milton -- A modest proposal / Jonathan Swift -- Books / Samuel Johnson -- from The idea of a university / John Henry Newman -- from The autobiography / Thomas Henry Huxley -- from Studies in the history of the Renaissance / Walter Horatio Pater -- from Self-reliance / Ralph Waldo Emerson -- from "What Paul Bourget thinks of us" / Mark Twain -- from The art of fiction / Henry James -- Recent prose / Robert Graves, Alan Hodge.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.]9 Analysis of imaginative literature : The reading and writing of short stories / Eudora Welty -- Story, theme, and situation / Elizabeth Bowen -- Why do we teach poetry? / Archibald MacLeish -- The art of the short story / Anonymous.".
• catalog tableOfContents "A Pretty Story, by Francis Hopkinson -- Speech in the Virginia Convention of Delegates, by Patrick Henry -- Narrative of Col. Ethan Allen's Captivity, by Ethan Allen -- Common Sense, by Thomas Paine -- Unanimous Declaration of the Thirteen United States of America, by Thomas Jefferson -- Answer to Congress on His Appointment as Commander-in-Chief; To Mrs. Martha Washington; A Letter to the President of Congress; Farewell Address, by George Washington -- The Federalist, by Alexander Hamilton -- A History of New York; The Sketch book; Tales of a Traveller; The Alhambra, by Washington Irving -- Descent Into the Maelstrom; The Fall of the House of Usher; The Pit and the Pendulum; The Purloined Letter, by Edgar Allan Poe -- The American Scholar; The Over-Soul; Nature; Behavior, by Ralph Waldo Emerson -- The Minister's Black Veil; Dr. Heidegger's Experiment; Rappaccini's Daughter; Feathertop: A Moralized Legend, by Nathaniel Hawthorne -- Walden, by Henry D. Thoreau -- The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, by Oliver Wendell Holmes -- Leaves from My Journal in Italy and Elsewhere at Sea; Abraham Lincoln; Carlyle, by James Russell Lowell -- Speech on the Slavery Question, by John C. Calhoun -- Constitution and the Union, by Daniel Webster -- Address at Cooper Institute; Address at the Dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery; Second Inaugural Address, by Abraham Lincoln".
• catalog tableOfContents "A True Relation; A Map of Virginia, by John Smith -- Of Plymouth Plantation, by William Bradford -- New English Canaan, by Thomas Morton -- A Puritan to His Wife; The History of New England, by John Winthrop -- The Sincere Convert, by Thomas Shepard -- The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution for Cause of Conscience, by Roger Williams -- The Simple Cobler of Aggawam, by Nathaniel Ward -- A Brief History of the Pequot War, by John Mason -- A Narrative of the Captivity, by Mary Rowlandson -- An Essay for the Recording of Illustrious Providences, by Increase Mather -- The Wonders of the Invisible World; Magnalia Christi Americana, by Cotton Mather -- The Diary, by Samuel Sewall -- The Journal, by Sarah K. Knight -- History of the Dividing Line; A Progress to the Mines, by William Byrd -- The Sweet Glory of God; Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God; Enquiry into the Freedom of the Will, by Jonathan Edwards -- The Journal, by John Woolman -- Letters from an American Farmer, by J. Hector St. John Crevecoeur -- The Autobiography; The Way to Wealth; The Ephemera; Dialogue between Franklin and the Gout -- Letters, by Benjamin Franklin -- Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, by John Dickinson -- Free Thoughts on the Proceedings of the Continental Congress, by Samuel Seabury".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Forces and elements of international relations: ch. 1. The nature of international relations -- ch. 2. Nationalism -- ch. 3. The elements of national power -- ch. 4. Imperialism and war -- pt. 2. Forms and organizations of the world state system: ch. 5. Diplomacy -- ch. 6. Alliances and the balance of power -- ch. 7. International organization: peaceful settlement -- ch. 8. International organization: collective security -- ch. 9. International law -- ch. 10. World government -- pt. 3. The present crisis in international relations: ch. 11. American-Soviet relations -- ch. 12. Contemporary problems: Europe and Asia.".
• catalog tableOfContents "America and Europe.--The things of Martha and the things of Mary.--American universities.--Education and international goodwill.--Nationalism and internationalism.--The scholar in public affairs.--Politics as an idealistic career.--Great Britain, the dominions and the League of nations.--International organization: its prospects and limitations.--Prospects of democracy.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preface, by Christopher Saintsbury.--Note, by Oliver Elton.--Swift.--Fielding.--Smollett.--Sterne.--Miss Austen.--Peacock.--Donne's poems.--Seventeenth century lyrics.--Lord Derby.--Edgar Allan Poe.--Longfellow's poems.--Walter Pater.--Margaret of Navarre.--Marmontel.--Balzac.--Tales from Flaubert.--Index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Prefatory note -- The conduct of foreign intercourse -- The beginnings -- The system of neutrality -- Freedom of the seas -- Fisheries questions -- The contest with commercial restrictions -- Non-intervention and the Monroe doctrine -- The doctrine of expatriation -- International arbitration -- The territorial expansion of the United States -- Influence and tendencies -- Bibliography.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The fading fireworks -- On gargoyles -- The surrender of a Cockney -- The nightmare -- The telegraph poles -- A drama of dolls -- The man and his newspaper -- The appetite of earth -- Simmons and the social tie -- Cheese -- The red town -- The furrows -- The philosophy of sight-seeing -- A criminal head -- The wrath of the roses -- The gold of Glastonbury -- The futurists -- Dukes -- The glory of grey -- The Anarchist -- How I found the superman -- The new house -- The wings of stone -- The three kinds of men -- The steward of the Chiltern hundreds -- The field of blood -- The strangeness of luxury -- The triumph of the donkey -- The wheel -- Five-hundred and fifty-five -- Ethandune -- The flat freak -- The garden of the sea -- The sentimentalist -- The white horses -- The long bow -- the modern scrooge -- The high plains -- The chorus -- A romance of the marshes.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: historical and critical, by Julian Huxley.--Prolegomena, written by T.H. Huxley as an introd. to Evolution and ethics.--Evolution and ethics, Romanes lecture delivered by T.H. Huxley in 1893.--Evolutionary ethics, Romanes lecture delivered by Julian Huxley in 1943.--The vindication of Darwinism, by Julian Huxley, 1945.--Conclusion, by Julian Huxley.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Christian Revelation -- The Incarnation and the Atonement -- The Christian life -- The modern conception of the Kingdom of God -- The church and moral progress -- The church and the truth.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Poems for choral interpretation -- Religious literature -- Philosophy of life -- American Indian songs -- The West -- Social revolt -- War -- Holidays -- Nature -- In lighter vein -- Miscellanies.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Quetzalcoatl, a verse play in three acts.--Letter to Thomas Wolfe.--Other poems.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Introduction -- -- II. The astronomer speaks -- -- III. The physicist speaks -- -- IV. The chemist speaks -- -- V. The biologist speaks -- -- VI. The geologist speaks -- -- VII. The paleontologist speaks -- -- VIII. The anthropologist speaks -- -- IX. The psychologist speaks -- -- X. The voice of ethics -- -- XI. The philosopher speaks -- -- XII. The new religion -- -- XIII. The new revelation.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Short stories: Early marriage / Conrad Richter. Imogene Caraway / George Milburn. María Concepción / Katherine Anne Porter. Ragged individualist / Don Brown. So little freedom / Paul W. Horgan. A pair of red-topped boots / Jack Weadock. Dakotah courtship / Stanley Vestal (W.S. Campbell). The pimienta pancakes / O. Henry (William Sydney Porter). A name and a flag / John W. Thomason, Jr. Some fast chickens / Archie Steagall -- Novels: Laughing boy / Oliver La Farge. Quincie Bolliver / Mary King. Mr. George's joint / Elizabeth Lee Wheaton. The grapes of wrath / John Steinbeck. The inheritors / Philip Atlee (John Phillips). The river of blood / Edwin Lanham. Hold autumn in your hand / George Sessions Perry -- Biography: The autobiography of a durable sinner / Owen P. White. A hickory cane / Marquis James. Lead steers and neck oxen / J. Frank Dobie. The fight at the O.K. Corral / Stuart Nathaniel Lake. Belle Starr : a prairie amazon / Duncan Aikman. The rode straight up to death / Walter Prescott Webb. The Galveston storm / Sam Acheson. Lorenzo in Taos / Mabel Dodge Luhan. Hero for O. Henry / Dora Neill Raymond. Sleepy Black / Ross Santee. Crack-up / Beirne Lay, Jr. -- Criticism: K. Lamity's Texas tales / John S. Bonner. Universities on the march / Joseph A. Brandt. Drama of the Southwest / John William Rogers. The Southwest : an introduction / Henry Nash Smith. The Southwest in fiction / Rebecca W. Smith.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The first and the last.--The little man.--Hall-marked.--Defeat.--The sun.--Punch and go.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction.--Great Britain and the seven years' war.--Pitt's influence as minister.--The old colonial theory.--Dialectics on the question of taxation.--British feeling towards American in 1775.--Chatham and Burke.--"United empire" loyalty.--The war spirit in England, 1775-1783.--Britain's conduct of the war.--Colonial theory in land, 1775-1783.--"Hands across the sea."--Lessons of the American revolution.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The emancipation of Jewish science -- The charter of the Seminary -- Higher criticism, higher anti-Semitism -- The seminary as a witness -- Spiritual honeymoons -- Rebellion against being a problem -- The reconciliation of Israel -- Altar building in America -- Zionism : a statement -- The problem of religious education -- Moritz Steinschneider -- Rabbi as a personal example -- Lector Meir Friedmann -- Abraham Lincoln -- Benno Badt -- The beginnings of Jewish Wissenschaft -- The test the rabbi should apply -- The Beth Hamidrash -- Humility and self-sacrifice as the qualifications of the rabbi -- The assistance of the public -- His Majesty's opposition -- "Lovingkindness and truth."".
• catalog tableOfContents "A foreword by Sir Charles Holroyd.--The water-colour drawings of J.M.W. Turner, R.E., by W.G. Raylinson.--The Turner drawings in the National gallery, London, by A.J. Finberg.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Bibliographie, philologische Einleitung, kritischer Text mit Apparat, Glossar.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1-2. Poems.--v. 3-4. Essays.--v. 5-6. Views and reviews.--v. 7. Plays, written in collaboration with R. L. Stevenson.".
• catalog tableOfContents "A particular discussion of certain statements of Gaunilon's -- A discussion of Gaunilon's argument, that any unreal beings can be understood in the same way, and would, to that extent, exist -- In answer to another objection; that the supremely great being may be conceived not to exist, just as by the fool God is conceived no to exist -- The example of the picture, treated in Gaunilon's third chapter, is examined; from what source a notion may be formed of the supremely great being of which Gaunilon inquired in his fourth chapter -- The possibility of understanding and conceiving of the supremely great being; the argument advanced against the fool is confirmed -- The certainty of the foregoing argument; the conclusion of the book.".
• catalog tableOfContents "As the Son is the essence of wisdom of the Father in the sense that he has the same essence or wisdom that the Father has; so likewise the Spirit is the essence and wisdom etc. of Father and Son -- The Father and the Son and their Spirit exist equally the one in the other -- To none of these is another necessary that he may remember, conceive, or love -- Yet there are not three, but one Father, and one Son, and one Spirit -- How it seems that of these three more sons than one are born -- How among them there is only one Son of one Father, that is, one Word, and that from the Father alone".
• catalog tableOfContents "Exhortation of the mind to the contemplation of God -- Truly there is a God, although the fool has said in his heart, etc. -- God cannot be conceived not to exist -- How the fool has said in his heart cannot be conceived -- God as the only self-existence being, creates all things from nothing -- How God is sensible (sensiblis) although he is not a body -- How he is omnipotent, although there are many things of which he is not capable -- How he is compassionate and passionless -- How God is supremely just -- How he justly punishes and justly spares the wicked -- How all the ways of God are compassion and truth; and yet God is just in all his ways -- God is the very life whereby he lives -- How he alone is uncircumscribed and eternal -- How and why God is seen and yet not seen by those who seek him -- He is greater than can be conceived -- This is the unapproachable light wherein he dwells -- In God is harmony, etc. -- God is life, wisdom, eternity, and every true good --".
• catalog tableOfContents "For this being it is the same to be just that it is to be justice -- It is simple in such a way that all things that can be said of its essence are one and the same in it".
• catalog tableOfContents "He does not exist in place or time, but all things exist in him -- He exists before all things and transcends all things, even the eternal things -- Is this the age of the age, or ages of ages -- He alone is what he is and who he is -- This good is equally Father, and Son and Holy Spirit -- Conjecture as to the character and the magnitude of this good -- What goods, and how great, belong to those who enjoy this good -- Is this joy which the Lord promises made full -- Monologium -- Preface -- There is a being which is best, and greatest, and highest of all existing beings -- The same subject continued -- There is a certain nature through which whatever is exists, etc. -- The same subject continued -- Just as this nature exists through itself, and other beings through it, so it derives its existence from itself, and other beings from it --".
• catalog tableOfContents "He utters himself and what he creates by a consubstantial word -- How he can express the created world by his Word -- Whatever he has been created is in his Word and knowledge, life and truth -- In how incomprehensible a way he expresses or knows the objects created by him -- Whatever his relation to his creatures, this relation his Word also sustains -- It cannot be explained why they are two, although they must be so -- This Word derives existence from the supreme Spirit by birth -- He is most truly a parent, and that Word his offspring -- He most truly begets, and it is most truly begotten -- It is the property of the one to be most truly progenitor and Father, and of the other to be begotten and Son -- Consideration of the common attributes of both and the individual properties of each -- How one is the essence of the other -- The Son may be more appropriately be called the essence of the Father , than the Father the essence of the Son --".
• catalog tableOfContents "How some of these truths which are thus expounded may also be conceived of in another way -- The son is the intelligence of intelligence and the truth of truth -- How the son is the intelligence of wisdom of memory or the memory of the Father and of memory -- The supreme Spirit loves himself -- The same love proceeds equally from Father and Son -- Each loves himself and the other with equal love -- This love is as great as the supreme Spirit himself -- This love is identical with the supreme Spirit and yet it is itself with the Father and the Son one spirit -- It proceeds as a whole from the Father, and as a whole from the Son, and yet does not exist except as one love -- This love is not their Son -- Only the Father begets and is unbegotten; only the Son is begotten; only love neither begotten nor unbegotten -- This love is uncreated and creator, as are Father and Son: it may be called the Spirit of the Father and Son --".
• catalog tableOfContents "It is without beginning and without end -- In what sense nothing existed before or will exist after this being -- It exists in every place and at every time -- It exists in no place or time -- How it exists in every place and time, and in none -- How it is better conceived to exist everywhere than in every place -- How it is better understood to exist always than at every time -- It cannot suffer change by any accidents -- How this being is said to be substance -- It is not included among substances as commonly treated, yet it is a substance and an indivisible spirit -- This spirit exists simply, and created beings are not comparable with him -- His expression is identical with himself, and consubstantial with him -- This expression does not consist of more words than one, but is one Word -- This Word itself is not the likeness of created beings, but the reality of their being -- The supreme Spirit expresses himself by a coeternal Word --".
• catalog tableOfContents "This nature was not brought into existence with the help of any external cause, yet it does not exist through nothing, or derive existence from nothing -- In what way all other beings exist through this Nature and derive existence from it -- How it is to be understood that this nature created all things from nothing -- Those things which were created from nothing had an existence before their creation in the thought of the Creator -- This thought is a kind of expression of the thoughts created (locutio rerum), like an expression which an artisan forms in his mind for what he intends to make -- The analogy, however, between the expression of the Creator and the expression of the artisan is very complete -- This expression of the supreme being is the supreme being -- As all things were created through the supreme being, so all live through it -- This being is in all things, and throughout all -- What can or cannot be stated concerning the substance of this being --".
• catalog tableOfContents "Though this truth is inexplicable, it demands belief -- How real truth may be reached in the discussion of an ineffable subject -- Through the rational mind is the nearest approach to the supreme being -- The mind itself is the mirror and image of that being -- The rational creature was created in order that it might love this being -- The soul that ever loves this essence lives at some time in true blessedness -- This being gives itself in return to the creature that loves it, that that creature may be eternally blessed -- The soul that despises this being will be eternally miserable -- Every human soul is immortal; and it is either forever miserable, or at some time truly blessed -- No soul is unjustly deprived of the supreme good, and every effort must be directed toward that good -- The supreme being is to be hoped for -- We must believe in this being, that is, by believing we must reach for it --".
• catalog tableOfContents "We should believe in Father and Son and in the spirit equally, and in each separately, and in all three at once -- What is living and what dead faith -- The supreme being may in some sort be called three -- The essence itself is God, who alone is lord and ruler of all -- Appendix -- In behalf of the fool -- An answer to the problem of Anselm in the Proslogium / Gaunilon -- Anselm's apologetic -- A general refutation of Gaunilon's argument; it is shown that a being than which a greater cannot be conceived exists in reality -- The argument is continued; it is shown that a being than which a greater is inconceivable can be conceived, and also in so far, exists -- A criticism of Gaunilon's example, in which he tries to show that in this way the real existence of a lost island might be inferred from the fact of its being conceived -- The difference between the possibility of conceiving of non-existence, and understanding non-existence --".
• catalog tableOfContents "t. 1-3. Ser. I. Oeuvres jusqu'au mémorial de 1654.--t. 4-11. Ser. II. Oeuvres depuis le mémorial de 1654. Lettres provinciales. Traité de la roulette, etc.--t. 12-14. Ser. III. Pensées.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Anabaptists and their relation to civil and religious liberty -- Joachim of Floris, and the everlasting Gospel -- Angelus Silesius, and Der cherubinischer [!] wandersmann -- Isaac Watts, the hymnwriter of Puritanism -- Perpetua and Felicitas, martyrs, and saints -- Mani and dualism -- The Synoptic, Johannine and Pauline conceptions of Jesus.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. Facts, theories, problems -- pt. II. The state and other social groups -- pt. III. Psychological foundations of the state -- pt. IV. Some results.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Life. Letters to Wilkes. Will. Extracts from letters of Wilkes. Epitaphs on Churchill. Extract from Chrysal. The Rosciad. The apology, addressed to the critical reviewers. Night, an epistle to Robert Lloyd. The prophecy of famine. An epistle to William Hogarth.--v. 2. The duellist, in three books. Gotham, in three books. The author. The conference. The ghost, bks. I-III.--v. 3. The ghost, bk. IV. The candidate. The farewell. The times. Independence. The journey. Fragment of a dedication. Lines written in Windsor Park. Index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The private life -- Lord Beaupré -- The visits.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The early life of Gotama -- Quest and conquest -- Gotama at the height of his power -- The daily life of Gotama and his disciples -- The old age and death of Gotama -- The secret of Gotama -- Gotama as teacher.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. To the pontificate of Gregory I, tr. with an introduction by Louise R. Loomis.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Aeschylus, by E. Myers.--The theology and ethics of Sophocles, by Evelyn Abbott.--Theory of education in Plato's Republic, by R. L. Nettleship.--Aristotle's conception of the state, by A. C. Bradley.--Epicurus, by W. L. Courtney.--Speeches of Thucydides, by R. C. Jebb.--Xenophon, by H. G. Dakyns.--Polybius, by J. L. Strachan-Davidson.--Greek oracles, by F. W. H. Myers.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Oriental stories in classical prose literature.--Little stories in Latin elegiac inscriptions.--Satire and the Latin novel.--Prose fiction in the Augustan age: Seneca's controversiae.--Apuleius' art of story-telling.--Bibliography (p. 195-199)".
• catalog tableOfContents "My childhood -- In the world -- My universities.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Exerpts from writings in French by the following authors : Romanticism : Beginnings -- Jacques Delille -- Andrie Chienier -- Franecois-Renie de Chateau-Briand -- Madame de Sta.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Literature during the Scientific Awakening : Naturalism -- Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve -- Ernest Renan -- Hippolyte-Adolphe Taine -- Gustave Flaubert -- Edmond de Goncourt -- Jules de Goncourt -- iEmile Zola -- Guy de Maupassant -- Alphonse Daudet -- Karl-Joris Huysmans -- Symbolism and the Modern Movement -- Gierard de Nerval -- Charles Baudelaire -- Paul Verlaine -- Jean-Arthur Rimbaud -- Stiephane Mallarmie -- Jules Laforgue -- Charles Pieguy -- Maurice Barries -- Paul Claudel -- Paul Valiery -- Anatole France -- Marcel Proust -- Le Comte de Lautrieamont -- Guillaume Apollinaire -- Jean Cocteau -- Andrie Breton -- Andrie Gide.".
• catalog tableOfContents "t. 1. Rousseau et Mme de Warens. Rousseau à Venise. Rousseau à Paris (1728-1751).--t. 2. Rousseau à Genève. Le discours sur l'inégalité.--t. 3. J.J. Rousseau à l'Ermitage et à Mont-Louis (1757-1758) -- t. 4. La lettre à d'Alembert sur les spectacles (1758-1759) -- t. 5 Autour de la Nouvelle Héloise (1759-1761) -- t. 6. Publication de la Nouvelle Héloise. Impression d'Émile (févr.-déc. 1761) -- t. 7. Le contrat social et l'Émile (déc. 1761-juin 1762) -- t. 8. Rousseau à Môtiers (juil. 1762-janv. 1763) -- t. 9. Rousseau á Môtiers (janv.-juin 1763) -- t. 10. Rousseau à Môtiers (juin 1763-mars 1764) -- t. 11. Impression des Lettres de la Montaigne (mars-oct. 1764) -- t. 12. Les lettres de la montagne. Le sentiment des citoyens (oct. 1764-févr. 1765) -- t. 13. Sacrogorgon, ou la guerre de Môtiers (févr.-juin 1765) -- t. 14. La lapidation de Môtiers. Séjour à l'île Saint-Pierre. Départ, par Strasbourg et Paris pour l'Angleterre (juin-déc. 1765) -- t. 15. Rousseau à Londres, à Chiswick et à Wootton. La querelle avec Hume (janv.-août 1766) -- t. 16. Suite du séjour en Angleterre (août 1766-mars 1767) -- t. 17. Fin du séjour en Angleterre et retour en France. Fleury-sous-Meudon et Trye-le-Château (25 mars-26 nov. 1767) -- t. 18. Fin du séjour à Trye. Lyon, Grenoble et Bourgoin (26 nov. 1767-7 nov. 1768) -- t. 19 Les confessions terminées, Rousseau quitte Bourgoin pour Paris. Arrêt à Lyon (nov. 1768-sept. 1770) -- t. 20 Rousseau est rentré à Paris. Il botanise au jardin du roi. Il meurt à Ermenonville (sept. 1770-3 juil. 1778).".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Biographical.--pt. 2. Psychographical.--pt. 3. Critical.--pt. 4. Psychological.".
• catalog tableOfContents "--Introduction: Holmes, Freud, and dynamic psychiatry.--Elsie Venner: a story of schizophrenia.--The guardian angel: hysteria in an adolescent girl.--A mortal antipathy: a young man's morbid fear of women.".
• catalog tableOfContents "A great transition period -- Some phases of development of thought in the world of letters in the eighteenth century -- Herder and his background: an appreciation -- Wordsworth: "the unity of all" -- Wordsworth: "the imaginative will" -- Keats' imaginative approach to myth -- The young Browning -- Browning and Mr. Santayana.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Des origines a la fin du XVIIIe siècle -- v. 2. Du début du XIXe siècle a nos jours.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The three novels of a poet.--The saint.--Prose and Dr. Tillotson.--The short story.--Three journalists.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introdução geral: Raimundo Correia e o seu sortilégio verbal, por M. Bandeira. Biografia de Raimundo Correia, por W. Ribeira do Val. Cronologia da vida e da obra e reportagem iconogrâfica.--Poesia.--Prosa.--Apêndice: Notas e variantos, por W. Ribeiro do Val. Bibliografia essencial (p. [667]-674)".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- Prudential motivation -- Contextual adaptation -- Harmonistic motivation -- Stylistic motivation -- Explanatory motivation -- Ethical and practical motivation -- Dogmatic motivation -- Heretical motivation -- Agrapha -- Jewish-Christian gospels -- The Oxyrhynchus sayings of Jesus -- Papyrus Egerton -- Summary and conclusion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "A table near the band.--The prettiest girl in the room.--A man greatly beloved.--The rise and fall of Mortimer Scrivens.--Christmas party.--The three dreams of Mr. Findlater.--The river.--Murder at eleven.--A rattling good yarn.--Portrait of Lydia.--The Wibberly touch.--Before the flood.--The balcony.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Inferno.--II. Purgatorio.--III. Paradiso.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Il novellino, di M. Guardati.--La vita d'Esopo, di F. del Tuppo.--Cronache e ricordi, di L. de Rosa.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Exploradores y conquistadores de las Indias Occidentales.--II. Exploradores y conquistadores de las Indias Orientales.".
• catalog tableOfContents "What do we mean by intelligence? -- A universal machine -- The rules of the game -- What's the problem? -- Using language -- Structuring knowledge -- The machinery of vision -- The analytical eye -- New ways of seeing -- The images inside the machine -- The myth of the super-intelligent machine.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Paul Claudel and the sarcophagus of the Muses, by J. Seznec.--The Greek criticism of poetry, a reconsideration, by W.C. Greene.--Notes on convention, by H. Levin.--Otto Ludwig's Shakespearan criticism, by A. Schwarz.--Edwards, Locke, and the rhetoric of sensation, by P. Miller.--Coleridge on the function of art, by W.J. Bate.--Newman's essay on poetry, an exposition and comment, by G. Tillotson.--Matthew Arnold and the Celtic revival, by J.V. Kelleher.--A correspondence from opposite corners, by R. Poggioli.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Critical preliminaries.--The life and letters of Sir George Etherege.--The plays of Sir George Etherege.--William Wycherley.--William Congreve.--Sir John Vanbrugh.--George Farquhar.--Critical conclusions.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The introductory lecture: Practical religion in the world of tomorrow, by H. A. Wallace. Fundamental Christian principles: God and the world we live in, by F. J. McConnell. The Christian conception of man, by W. J. King. A Christian view of nature, by E. S. Brightman. The spiritual basis of democracy, by Umphrey Lee. Factors in world order: Christianity and the race problem, by Gonzalo Báez-Camargo. Economic freedom, by J. B. Condliffe. The land and human welfare, by Bjarne Braatoy. Politics and human welfare, by Vera M. Dean. The health of the world community, by C.-E. A. Winslow. Christianity and the workers of the world, by Carter Goodrich. Human character and world order, by Reinhold Schairer.--Biographical notes (p. 251-255)".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The background of political, economic, and social ideas behind the Constitution.--pt. 2. The Constitution and its influence upon American thought.--pt. 3. Repercussions of the Constitution outside the United States.--Epilogue: Afterthoughts on constitutions, by Carl Becker.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introductory remarks, by A. T. Davison.--The raison d'être of criticism in the arts, by E. M. Forster.--The scope of music criticism, by Roger Sessions.--The critical nature of a work of art, by Edgar Wind.--The performer as critic, by Olga Samaroff.--The art of judging music, by Virgil Thomson.--Consequences of the recorded performance, by Otto Kinkeldey.--The equipment of the musical journalist, by P. H. Lang.--The future of musical patronage in America, by Huntington Cairns.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Theatre versus drama -- The dramatist as craftsman : stage technique -- The Greeks -- The Elizabethans -- The moderns -- The dramatist as artist : drama and life -- Comedy -- Tragedy -- Poetry.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Turgot, Baron de l'Aulne : the future of mind -- Marquis de Condorcet : the taming of the future -- Comte de Saint-Simon : the pear is ripe -- Children of Saint-Simon : the triumph of love -- Charles Fourier : the burgeoning of instinct -- Auguste Comte : embodiment in the great being -- Epilogue : reflection on the new prophecy.".
• catalog tableOfContents "W.D. Howells. - Henry James. - Thomas Bailey Aldrich. - Frank R. Stockton. - Richard Harding Davis. - F. Marion Crawford. - Rudyard Kipling. - George Meredith. - Robert Louis Stevenson. - J.M. Barrie. - The home of romance. - A little dinner in Arcady.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The definition of Christendom -- II. The reconciliation with time -- III. The compensations of success -- IV. The war of the frontiers -- V. The imposition of belief -- VI. Consummation and schism -- VII. The renewal of contrition -- VIII. The quality of disbelief -- IX. The return of the manhood.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The rabbit's bride -- Six soldiers of fortune -- Clever Grethel -- The death of the hen -- Hans in luck -- The goose girl -- The raven -- The frog prince -- Cat and mouse in partnership -- The wolf and the seven kids -- Faithful John -- The wonderful musician -- The twelve brothers -- The vagabonds -- The brother and sister -- Rapunzel -- The three little men in the wood -- The three spinsters -- Hansel and Grethel -- The white snake -- The straw, the coal, and the bean -- The fisherman and his wife -- The gallant tailor -- Aschenputtel -- The mouse, the bird, and the sausage -- Mother Hulda -- Little Red-Cap -- The Bremen Town Musicians -- Prudent Hans -- Clever Else -- The table, the ass, and the sausage -- Tom Thumb -- How Mrs. Fox married again -- The elves -- The robber bridegroom -- Mr. Korbes -- Tom Thumb's travels -- The almond tree -- Old sultan -- The six swans -- The sleeping beauty -- King Thrushbeard -- Snow-White -- The knapsack, the hat, and the horn -- Rumpelstiltskin -- Roland -- The golden bird -- The dog and the sparrow -- Fred and Kate -- The little farmer -- The queen bee -- The golden goose.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Jules Ferry, par C.-A. Julien.--Léopold II, par J. Bruhat.--Francesco Crispi, par G. Bourgin.--Joseph Chamberlain, par M. Crouzet.--Théodore Roosevelt, par P. Renouvin.".
• catalog tableOfContents "V. 1,Parte primera : cap. 1-14, V.2,Parte primera : cap. 15-26. V. 3, Parte primera, capítulos 27-37. V. 4 Parte primera. capítulos 39-52.- V. 5, Parte segunda : capítulos 1-18. V. 6, Parte segunda : capítulos 19-35 V. 7, Parte segunda : capítulos 36-54, V. 8 Parte segunda : capítulos 55-74.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Wotan. -- Psychotherapy to-day. -- Psychotherapy and a philosophy of life. -- After the catastrophe. -- Epilogue.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The intellectual: a social role category, by T. Parsons. -- The intellectuals and the powers: some perspectives for comparative analysis, by E. Shils. -- The intellectual and society: the social function of the "fool" in the twentieth century, by R. Dahrendorf. -- Ideas, intellectuals, and structures of dissent, by J.P. Nettl. -- The life and opinions of Moses Hess, by I. Berlin. -- Barbarism the first danger, by H. Bushnell. -- English intellectuals and politics in the 1930's, by S. Samuels. -- Plan of the scientific operations necessary for reorganizing society, by A. Comte. -- Project Camelot: an autopsy, by R.A. Nisbet. -- The case of Dr. Oppenheimer, by P. Rieff.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. - The idea of equality. - Varieties of intelligence. - Education. - Political democracy. - The essence of religion. - A note on dogma. - The substitutes for religion. - Personality and the discontinuity of the mind. - A note on ideals. - A note on eugenics. - Comfort.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Characteristics of Japanese painting.--Chinese landscape painting.--On india-ink painting.--Appendices: Historical periods of Japan. Chinese dynasties. List of the Chinese characters for important Japanese and Chinese names.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. La gitanilla. El amante liberal. Rinconete y Cortadillo.--II. La espafiola inglessa. El licenciado Vidriera. La fuerca de la sangre. El zeloso estremeño. La illustre fregona.--III. Las dos donzellas. La señora Cornella. El casamiento engañoso. La de los perros Cipion y Bergança. Apéndice: La tia fingida. Adiciones. Introduccion.".
• catalog tableOfContents ""Dimòni."--Cosas de hombres!--La cencerrada.--La apuesta del "esparrelló."--La caperuza.--Noche de bodas.--La corrección.--Guapeza valenciana.--El "femater."--En la puerta del cielo.--El establo de Eva.--La tumba de Alí-Bellús.--El dragón del Patriarca.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Bibliography (p. 1-10)--Manuscripts.--Editions.--Translations.--Prolegomena.--The canzoniere.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. By Roger Fry.--Painting. By J.B. Manson.--Architecture and sculpture. By Geoffrey Webb.--Ceramics and glass. By Bernard Rackham.--Metalwork. By W.W. Watts.--Furniture. By Oliver Brackett.--Textiles. By A.F. Kendrick.--Minor arts. By Louise Gordon-Stables.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. Mexico -- pt. II. Central America and Panama -- pt. III. Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela -- pt. IV. Bolivia, Chile and Peru -- pt. V. Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay -- pt. VI. Brazil -- pt. VII. Cuba, Dominican Republic and Haiti.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The cultural revolution of the seventeenth century.--The poetry of Henry Vaughan, Silurist.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Maeterlinck.--Verhaeren.--De Régnier.--Vielé-Griffin.--Mallarmé.--Samain.--Quillard.--Herold.--Retté.--De l'Isle-Adam.--Tailhadé.--Renard.--Dumur.--Eekhoud.--Adam.--Lautréamont.--Corbière.--Rimbaud.--Poictevin.--Gide.--Louys.--Rachilde.--Huysmans.--Laforgue.--Moréas.--Merrill.--Saint-Pol-Roux.--De Montesquiou.--Kahn.--Verlaine.--Translations from the text.".
• catalog tableOfContents "t.1. Civilisation de la renaissance.--t.2. Langue et vocabulaire.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Poèmes.--Écrits en prose.--Sur la poésie.--Sur l'architecture.--Sur la danse.--Essais divers.--Cycle Teste.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Crítica del texto. Gramática.--II. Vocabulario.--III. Texto del Cantar.".

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