Age of Scholarship 11,
12
Agricultural Revolution 66,
67
Andrewes, Lancelot 41,
42
‘antiquarian’ literary history 14,
15
Ashley, Maurice, England in the Seventeenth Century 231 n.
12
Babbitt, Irving 217 n.
13
‘background’ in literary studies 77–
101
Beljame, Alexandre
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 196
Le Public et les hommes de lettres en Angleterre au dix-huitième siècle 57
Collins’s The Profession of Letters 55
Leavis (F. R.)’s Ph.D. thesis 53,
54,
55
Leavis (F. R.)’s ‘Sociology and Literature’ 55
translation into English 56,
196
Bentham, Jeremy
Richards as modern representative 69
Bible
Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 149
Leavis (Q. D.)’s Fiction and the Reading Public 127–
8
Buckle, Henry Thomas 91
History of Civilization 121,
122
Bunyan, John 142
The Pilgrim’s Progress 61,
127–
8
Burke, Edmund 178
Williams’s Culture and Society 161,
162
Burtt, E. A.
The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Science 65,
67
Butterfield, Herbert
Christianity and History 92
New Cambridge Modern History 190–
1
The Whig Interpretation of History 56,
92
Cambridge History of English Literature 190
Cambridge Modern History 190
capitalism
as background in literary studies 77,
91,
100
Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 154
Caudwell, Christopher 170
Central Office of Information 166
Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies, Birmingham 139,
153
Cherbury, Lord Herbert of 38,
45
class
Empson’s Some Versions of Pastoral 111–
13,
114
Industrial Revolution 201
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
Idea of Church and State 162
Communist Party Historians Group 46
Concise Cambridge History of English Literature 191,
192–
3
Courthope, William John, A History of English Poetry 53,
55
Criterion
Eliot’s defence against Pound’s criticism 27–
8
Eliot’s review of Gooch 31
Leavis (Q. D.)’s Fiction and the Reading Public 130
‘critical’ literary history 14,
15
culture-and-society tradition 153
Davies, Godfrey, The Early Stuarts 1603–1660 190
Dawson, Christopher 84,
170
de Sélincourt, Ernest 6,
160
Economic History Review 198
economics 90–
1,
99–
100
Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 146–
7
Robertson’s Aspects of the Rise of Economic Individualism 96 see also capitalism
Eliot, T. S. 23,
24,
25–
47,
141,
207,
210
application for Fellowship at All Souls 25–
7,
37
and Davies’s The Early Stuarts 190
defence of the Criterion 27–
8
‘dissociation of sensibility’ 25,
38–
9,
44–
7,
49,
57,
79,
80,
87–
8,
97,
118,
125,
196,
216 n.
55,
219 n.
43
‘The English Tradition’ 43–
4
Homage to John Dryden 30,
80
Leavis (F. R.)’s reading of 51,
54
influence
on Leavis (F. R.) 49–
50,
51–
2,
54,
57–
60,
63,
64,
65,
66,
69,
70,
134
Notes towards the Definition of Culture 156,
165
The Sacred Wood 24,
30,
37
Leavis (F. R.)’s reading of 51
Smith’s ‘The Dissociation of Sensibility’ 99
and Wedgwood’s Seventeenth-Century English Literature 189
Elton, Oliver 21,
136
Survey of English Literature 1830–1880 74
embourgeoisement thesis 145
Empson, William 23,
102–
25,
141
Far East affiliations 210
The Structure of Complex Words 115–
20
Williams’s review of 171–
2
English Historical Review 8,
206
‘English Men of Letters’ series 19
Leavis (F. R.)’s Ph.D. thesis 53
First World War 6,
20,
68
Ford, Boris
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 191,
193–
5
on Sampson’s Concise Cambridge History of English Literature 192–
3
Froude, J. A. 23
History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada 3–
4
The Reign of Elizabeth 31
Gay, John, The Beggar’s Opera 112
‘global intellectual history’ 209
Great Reform Act (1832) 3
Grierson, H. J. C.
Metaphysical Lyrics and Poems of the Seventeenth Century, Eliot’s review of 38–
40,
79
on Willey’s The Seventeenth-Century Background 78–
9
Habermas, Jürgen, Habilitationsschrift 53
Halévy, Elie 68
Growth of Philosophic Radicalism 70
History of the English People 171
Hammond, J. L. and Barbara 23,
199
Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 145,
146
Hertford College, Oxford 187–
8
Hilliard, Christopher
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 196–
7
Hobson, J. A., John Ruskin, Social Reformer 74
Hough, Graham 232 n.
37
on Willey’s Nineteenth Century Studies 89
Huxley, Aldous
and Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 152
Industrial Revolution 106,
156–
82
Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 146–
7
Whitehead’s Science and the Modern World 82
Williams 157,
158,
159,
161,
164,
166–
7,
169,
170,
171,
172–
7,
180,
181–
2,
203
‘internalist’ histories 208
James, Henry
Leavis (F. R.)’s The Great Tradition 128,
129
Knights, L. C. 23,
91–
9,
100–
1
‘Bacon and the Seventeenth-Century Dissociation of Sensibility’ 97–
9
and Davies’s The Early Stuarts 190
Drama and Society in the Age of Jonson 91,
92–
8,
100–
1
and Leavis (F. R.) 64,
67
‘The University Teaching of English and History: A Plea for Correlation’ 184–
5
Land Tenure Reform Association 43
Lawrence, D. H. 67,
142
and Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 154,
155
Lady Chatterley’s Lover 138
Leavis, F. R. 23,
48–
76,
133–
8,
142
Coleridge on Imagination 69
Culture and Environment (with Thompson) 49,
60–
2,
184
and Davies’s The Early Stuarts 190
D. H. Lawrence, Novelist 62
Eliot’s influence on 49–
50,
51–
2,
54,
57–
60,
63,
64,
65,
66,
69,
70,
134
Industrial Revolution 198
in Knights’s Drama and Society in the Age of Jonson 93
Mass Civilization and Minority Culture 57,
126–
7
Mill on Bentham and Coleridge 62,
63,
69
New Bearings in English Poetry 49–
50,
57,
69
‘old Cambridge’, preference for 55
Powys’s Mr Weston’s Good Wine 131
‘Sociology and Literature’ 55–
7
Stephen, English Utilitarian 220 n.
71
‘What’s Wrong with Criticism?’ 58
Leavis, Q. D. 23,
126–
33
‘old Cambridge’, preference for 55
Stephen’s Ford Lectures 56
Lippincott, Benjamin, Victorian Critics of Democracy 74
‘Literature in Relation to History’ course 164,
187–
8
Lynd, Robert and Helen, Middletown
and Leavis (Q. D.) 225 n.
4
Macaulay, Thomas Babington
The History of England 3,
74
and Leavis (F. R.) 65,
72
MacKillop, Ian
Leavis (F. R.)’s Ph.D. thesis 217 n.
10,
218 n.
20
Leavis (Q. D.)’s Fiction and the Reading Public 225 n.
4
Malthus, Thomas Robert 178
Marxism 91,
194,
200,
205,
206
Knights’s Drama and Society in the Age of Jonson 92
Mill, John Stuart 43,
178
modernity 2,
12,
22,
23
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 195
‘monumental’ literary history 14,
15
Murry, John Middleton 24,
31
Namier, Sir Lewis 56,
205
New Cambridge Modern History 190–
1
Newman, John Henry, Idea of a University 163
Oakeshott, Michael 69,
70
Orwell, George 142
and Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 148
The Road to Wigan Pier 114
Owens College, Manchester 8
Oxford English Dictionary
Oxford History of England 190,
191
Oxford History of English Literature 190
Oxford University 7
Eliot’s All Souls Fellowship application 25–
7,
37
multi-volume history of 188
Oxford University Press 197
Palgrave, Francis Turner, Golden Treasury 4,
19
poetry’s pre-eminence 21,
22
Parker, Christopher 9,
10
Pelican Guide to English Literature, The (ed. Ford) 67,
191–
2,
193–
7
Penguin 23,
191
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 67,
191–
2,
193–
7
Penguin History of England 190
Williams’s Culture and Society 181
Williams’s Long Revolution 204
Pickthorn, Kenneth 31,
32
Pope, Alexander 64
Beljame’s Le Public et les hommes de lettres en Angleterre au dix-huitième siècle 54
Potts, L. J. 97
on Willey’s The Seventeenth Century Background 78,
80
Powys, T. F., Mr Weston’s Good Wine 131
Practical Criticism 2,
11,
12
‘proletarian literature’ 113,
115
Protestantism
Gooch’s English Democratic Ideas in the Seventeenth Century 31
Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 147
Puritanism 192
Leavis (Q. D.)’s Fiction and the Reading Public 127
Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur 218 n.
20
reading public 126–
55
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 194
Review of English Studies 8,
88,
141
Richards, I. A. 141
as Bentham’s modern representative 69
Robertson, H. M., Aspects of the Rise of Economic Individualism 96,
97
Robertson, J. M.
Buckle’s History of Civilization 121,
122
Rochester, Earl of (John Wilmot) 64
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques 175
Saintsbury, George
History of the French Novel 32
Leavis (F. R.) on 54,
136
Short History of English Literature 191
Sale, Roger, on Empson’s Some Versions of Pastoral 102–
3,
110,
111,
115
science
as background in literary studies 77,
81–
6,
100
Scrutiny 49,
55,
58,
67,
68,
76,
141,
142,
151
anthropological approach 126–
7
and The Pelican Guide to English Literature 196–
7
Sampson’s Concise Cambridge History of English Literature 193
Shakespeare, William 64,
142
Leavis (Q. D.)’s Fiction and the Reading Public 127
Shelley, Percy Bysshe 130,
134
Snow, C. P.
‘Two Cultures’ controversy 198–
9
Stephen, Leslie 23,
68,
178
English Literature and Society in the Eighteenth Century 52,
57,
210
‘English Men of Letters’ volume on George Eliot 220 n.
60
The English Utilitarians 74
Leavis (F. R.)’s Ph.D. thesis 53,
54
Strachey, Lytton, Eminent Victorians 20,
68
Swinburne, Algernon Charles
Tawney, R. H. 199
The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century 96
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 196
Religion and the Rise of Capitalism 170,
171,
196
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord 135
Thackeray, William Makepeace 128,
134
Thompson, Denys
Culture and Environment (with F. R. Leavis) 49,
60–
2,
184
Thompson, E. P. 199,
200
on Knights’s Drama and Society in the Age of Jonson 91
The Making of the English Working Class 201
on Williams’s The Long Revolution 204–
6
Times Literary Supplement
Eliot’s essays and reviews 29,
38,
67
Williams’s The Long Revolution 204
Tocqueville, Alexis de 62
Tout, Thomas Frederick 8,
67
Toynbee, A. J., A Study of History 10
Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 8
Tressell, Robert, The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists 114
Trevelyan, G. M. 10,
23
British History in the Nineteenth Century 55,
74
England under the Stuarts 53–
4,
56–
7
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 196
social history definition 13
‘Two Cultures’ controversy 198–
9
United States
Empson’s ‘verbal analysis’ 120
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 191,
196
universities
Eliot’s influence on literary criticism 27
English Literature 7–
8,
10
Leavis (F. R.)’s readership 138
The Pelican Guide to English Literature 196
Universities Quarterly 90
Utilitarianism
Dickens’s Hard Times 68,
72
Leslie Stephen, The English Utilitarians 74
Victoria University, Manchester 8
Wallas, Graham, Life of Francis Place 74
Wedgwood, C. V. 9
Seventeenth-Century English Literature 188–
9
Wells, H. G., Outline of History 10
Whig history 3,
4,
6,
20
attacks by Namier and Butterfield 56
Beljame’s Le Public et les hommes de lettres en Angleterre au dix-huitième siècle 54,
56
Courthope’s A History of English Poetry 53
Trevelyan
British History in the Nineteenth Century 74
England under the Stuarts 54,
56
Whitehead, Alfred North
Science and the Modern World 81–
3
Willey, Basil 23,
77–
82,
83–
90,
100–
1
The Eighteenth-Century Background 86–
8
More Nineteenth-Century Studies 88
Nineteenth Century Studies 88,
89–
90
Williams, Raymond 23,
156–
82,
207,
227 n.
36
‘Books for Teaching “Culture and Environment” ’ 170
Culture and Society 1780–1950 157,
158,
161–
4,
167,
169,
172–
82,
183,
201,
203,
205,
206
and Hoggart’s The Uses of Literacy 153–
4
‘Culture and Work’ book proposal 169–
70
Drama from Ibsen to Eliot 167–
8
‘Effect of the Machine on the Countryman’s Work, Life, and Community’ (typescript) 166
Industrial Revolution 157,
158,
159,
161,
164,
166–
7,
169,
170,
171,
172–
7,
180,
181–
2,
203
‘The Isolation of Culture’ (typescript) 166–
7
on Knights’s Drama and Society in the Age of Jonson 91
‘Literature in Relation to History’ course 164,
187–
8
‘Review of The Structure of Complex Words 172,
229 n.
28
‘The Soviet Literary Controversy in Retrospect’ 165
Woolf, Virginia 24
Eliot’s ‘A Neglected Aspect of Chapman’ lecture 33
Leavis (Q. D.)’s Fiction and the Reading Public 131
Yeats, W. B.
in Knights’s writings 93,
223 n.
48
Young, G. M.
‘Literature in Relation to History’ course 187
Victorian England: Portrait of an Age 74,
197