This work delineates "three great classes" of society, "Barbarians," "Philistines," and "Populace."
This work delineates "three great classes" of society, "Barbarians," "Philistines," and "Populace." This work traces distinctions between "Hellenism" and "Hebraism" while maintaining that both are still "profound and admirable manifestations of man's life." This work draws upon other works of its author, including A French Eton, Or Middle Class Education and The State. Oddly, this work's preface begins with a jeremiad about the current obscurity of a certain "Bishop Wilson's Maxims," before proceeding to suggest one of the two titular entities as being "the great help out of our present difficulties." For 10 points, name this work that might be considered an early form of cultural criticism, written by Matthew Arnold. 
This work delineates "three great classes" of society, "Barbarians," "Philistines," and "Populace."
Culture and Anarchy