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John Galsworthy's Life and Art

An Alien's Fortress

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  • © 1987

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Authors:
  1. James Gindin

    1. University of Michigan, USA

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Table of contents (21 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvii
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  2. A Retrospective Introduction

    1. A Retrospective Introduction

      • James Gindin
      Pages 1-11

  3. Apprenticeship, 1867–1905

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 13-13
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    2. Galsworthys and Bartleets

      • James Gindin
      Pages 15-37

    3. Conventions and Responses

      • James Gindin
      Pages 38-70

    4. “You Are Just the Person to Write, Why Don’t You?”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 71-94

    5. “To Invent Depths Is Not Art Either”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 95-113

    6. “I’m Not Such a Fool as I Seem”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 114-150

  4. The Uncertain Public Edifice, 1906–13

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 151-151
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    2. “I Feel More Like a Sort of Chemist”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 153-187

    3. “We Want No More Bastard Drama”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 188-216

    4. “The Opposition (Spiritual) in The Country House”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 217-241

    5. “Almost Passionate Impartiality”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 242-281

    6. Emotion Elevated

      • James Gindin
      Pages 282-317

    7. “Sublimity Is Lost as You Go Down”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 318-343

  5. Dissolution and its Consequences, 1914–22

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 345-345
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    2. Galsworthy Semi-detached

      • James Gindin
      Pages 347-373

    3. “But Christ’s Not Real, and Hindenburg and Harmsworth Are!”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 374-394

    4. Three John Galsworthys and “A Wonderful Red Letter Day”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 395-414

    5. “Demi-Semi-Royal Progress”

      • James Gindin
      Pages 415-432
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  • University of Michigan, USA

    James Gindin

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