The cave and the mountain : a study of E.M. Forster /
A personal and literary biography of Forster, the author who searched for ways to join poetry and the matter-of-fact.
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Stanford, California :
Stanford University Press,
1966.
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1 The Inner circle
- 1 Introduction: Poetry and prose
- 2 Clapham: the father's house
- 3 The Apostolic ring
- 4 Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson
- pt. 2 The Expanding ring
- 5 Forster's aesthetics: from words to music
- 6 The Stories: fantasy
- 7 Where angels fear to tread: the fool as prophet
- 8 The Longest journey: the slaughter of the innocent
- 9 A Room with a view: sex and sensibility
- 10 Howards end: red-bloods and mollycoddles
- pt. 3 The Great round
- 11 A Passage to Alexandria
- 12 A Passage to India: the great round
- 13 Criticism: the near and the far.