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The Victorian sage : studies in argument

Author: John Holloway
Publisher: New York : W.W. Norton & Co., 1965.
Series: Norton library, N264
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Named Person: Thomas Carlyle; Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield; George Eliot; John Henry Newman; Matthew Arnold; Thomas Hardy; Thomas Carlyle; Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield; John Henry Newman; Matthew Arnold; Thomas Hardy
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: John Holloway
OCLC Number: 1890865
Notes: Originally published: London : Macmillan & Co., c1953.
Description: viii, 300 p. ; 20 cm.
Contents: The Victorian sage : his message and methods --
Carlyle: 'Life-philosophy' knowledge ; The live cosmos ; The ocean rolling around the islet ; Shams and diabolisms ; The growth of metaphor ; The control of meaning ; Paradox and truism --
Carlyle as prophet-historian: Didactic history ; The French Revolution ; Frederick the Great --
Disraeli: Is Disraeli a sage at all? ; Tradition and change ; 'A motley sparkling multitude' ; Ideals and realities --
George Eliot: Preliminary : Silas Marner ; General features of the novels ; The basic selection ; The ethics ; The methods : character ; Incident and scene ; Situation and dialogue ; Metaphor ; The control of meaning --
Newman: The system of reality and knowledge ; The course of things ; Newman's personality and tone ; Forms of argument ; Illustrations : the Church and the world ; Imagery in Newman ; Suggestive example ; Control of meaning in Newman --
Matthew Arnold: Arnold's doctrine and temper ; Forms of argument ; The value frame ; Definitions ; Articulating the argument : Arnold and his opponents ; Irony --
Hardy: Introduction ; The course of things ; The system of nature ; Man and the system of nature ; Society, a microcosm of nature ; The human deviation --
Conclusion.
Series Title: Norton library, N264
Other Titles: Philosophy and rhetoric in the work of Carlyle, Disraeli, George Eliot, Newman, Arnold & Hardy
Studies in argument
Responsibility: by John Holloway.

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