Complete Essays Aldous Huxley, 1936-1938

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Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2001-11-05
Publisher(s): Ivan R. Dee
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Summary

Huxley registers his deep misgivings about the course of history in the late 1930s.

Table of Contents

A Note on This Editionp. ix
Introductionp. xi
Painting, Music, Literature
Writers and Readersp. 5
T. H. Huxley as a Literary Manp. 29
Words and Behaviorp. 48
Literature and Examinationsp. 58
Crebillon the Youngerp. 62
D. H. Lawrencep. 71
B. R. Haydonp. 91
History, Politics, Social Criticism
Notes on Propagandap. 105
Total War and Pacifismp. 118
A Horrible Dilemmap. 121
If We Survivep. 124
The Interpretation of Historyp. 126
Racep. 131
People's Frontp. 134
What Has Happened to the Prudes?p. 135
How to Improve the Worldp. 137
The Man Without a Jobp. 145
Pioneers of Britain's "New Deal"p. 150
Modern Fetishismp. 153
English Snobberyp. 157
New-Fashioned Christmasp. 159
Waterworks and Kingsp. 161
Efficacy and Limitations of Large-scale Social Reformp. 162
Social Reform and Violencep. 168
The Planned Societyp. 172
Nature of the Modern Statep. 187
Centralization and Decentralizationp. 190
Decentralization and Self-governmentp. 195
Warp. 208
Individual Work for Reformp. 232
Inequalityp. 255
Educationp. 265
Science, Philosophy, Religion
Time and the Machinep. 299
Historical Generalizationsp. 300
Justificationsp. 303
Goals, Roads, and Contemporary Starting-pointp. 329
The Nature of Explanationp. 335
Religious Practicesp. 338
Beliefsp. 355
Ethicsp. 388
Travel
In a Tunisian Oasisp. 409
The Olive Treep. 419
Appendixp. 429
Indexp. 431
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