The Broken Estate by Wood, James -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Epigraph Contents Introduction: The Limits of Not Quite Sir Thomas More: A Man for One Season Shakespeare in Bloom Jane Austen’s Heroic Consciousness The All and the If: God and Metaphor in Melville Half Against Flaubert Gogol’s Realism What Chekhov Meant by Life Knut Hamsun’s Christian Perversions Virginia Woolf’s Mysticism Thomas Mann: The Master of the Not Quite D. H. Lawrence’s Occultism T. S. Eliot’s Christian Anti-Semitism George Steiner’s Unreal Presence Iris Murdoch’s Philosophy of Fiction Thomas Pynchon and the Problem of Allegory Against Paranoia: The Case of Don DeLillo John Updike’s Complacent God The Monk of Fornication: Philip Roth’s Nihilism Toni Morrison’s False Magic Julian Barnes and the Problem of Knowing Too Much W. G. Sebald’s Uncertainty The Broken Estate: The Legacy of Ernest Renan and Matthew Arnold Dedication Acknowledgments About the Author

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