English literature and British philosophy
Subtitle: a collection of essays.
By: Edited with an introd. by S. P. Rosenbaum.
Series: Patterns of literary criticism [10]
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 365
Subjects: English literature -- History and criticism; Philosophy in literature; Philosophy, British
Table of contents: title: Fish, S. Georgics of the mind: Bacon's philosophy and the experience of his Essays.; title: Brett, R. L. Thomas Hobbes.; title: Watt, I. Realism and the novel.; title: Tuveson, E. Locke and Sterne.; title: Kampf, L. Gibbon and Hume.; title: Frye, N. Blake's case against Locke.; title: Abrams, M. H. Mechanical and organic psychologies of literary invention.; title: Ryle, G. Jane Austen and the moralists.; title: Schneewind, J. B. Moral problems and moral philosophy in the Victorian period.; title: Donagan, A. Victorian philosophical prose: J. S. Mill and F. H. Bradley.; title: Pitcher, G. Wittgenstein, nonsense, and Lewis Carroll.; title: Bolgan, A. C. The philosophy of F. H. Bradley and the mind and art of T. S. Eliot: an introduction.; title: Davie, D. Yeats, Berkeley, and Romanticism.; title: Ross, M. L. The mythology of friendship: D. H. Lawrence, Bertrand Russell, and "The Blind man".; title: Rosenbaum, S. P. The philosophical realism of Virginia Woolf.; title: Bibliography (p. 357-360)