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Preface | ||
Acknowledgements | ||
Introduction | ||
The Text of This Edition | ||
The Public v. the Late Mr William Butler Yeats | 3 | |
A Great Democrat | 8 | |
Whitman and Arnold | 11 | |
Christian on the Left | 13 | |
Effective Democracy | 15 | |
How Not to Be a Genius | 18 | |
Young British Writers - On the Way Up | 21 | |
Rilke in English | 25 | |
Democracy Is Hard | 27 | |
The Dyer's Hand | 29 | |
Heretics | 32 | |
Louis MacNeice | 35 | |
Inside China | 35 | |
Jacob and the Angel | 37 | |
Poet and Politician | 39 | |
A Literary Transference | 42 | |
The Icon and the Portrait | 49 | |
Tradition and Value | 51 | |
Against Romanticism | 53 | |
The Double Focus: Sandburg's Lincoln | 55 | |
Empirics for the Million | 57 | |
A Review of How to Read a Book | 59 | |
Yeats: Master of Diction | 61 | |
Romantic or Free? | 63 | |
"What Is Culture?" | 72 | |
Poet in Wartime | 73 | |
Open Letter to Knut Hamsun | 76 | |
Mimesis and Allegory | 78 | |
Who Shall Plan the Planners? | 88 | |
Criticism in a Mass Society | 90 | |
A Note on Order | 100 | |
Symposium [on the role of intellectuals in political affairs] | 104 | |
Where Are We Now? | 104 | |
Tract for the Times | 108 | |
The Wandering Jew | 110 | |
All about Ida | 114 | |
James Joyce and Richard Wagner | 115 | |
Yale Daily News Banquet Address | 119 | |
A Review of Open House | 125 | |
The Masses Defined | 127 | |
Opera on an American Legend | 129 | |
The Means of Grace | 131 | |
Ambiguous Answers | 134 | |
Eros and Agape | 137 | |
A Grammar of Assent | 141 | |
Last Words | 143 | |
La Trahison d'un Clerc | 148 | |
W. H. Auden Speaks of Poetry and Total War | 152 | |
The Rewards of Patience | 153 | |
The Fabian Figaro | 158 | |
Lecture Notes [I] | 161 | |
Lecture Notes [II] | 163 | |
Lecture Notes [III] | 165 | |
Lecture Notes [IV] | 168 | |
Lecture Notes [V] | 170 | |
An Unbiased Biography of Yeats and His World | 173 | |
Vocation and Society | 175 | |
Auden Calls "Nights" Fun but Not Art | 183 | |
Purely Subjective | 184 | |
The Poet of the Encirclement | 198 | |
Introduction to A Selection from the Poems of Alfred, Lord Tennyson | 203 | |
Student Government - or Bombs? | 212 | |
A Preface to Kierkegaard | 213 | |
A Knight of the Infinite | 218 | |
In Poor Shape | 221 | |
Children of Abraham | 224 | |
Augustus to Augustine | 226 | |
William Shakespeare, in a Wartime Format | 231 | |
Beauty Is Everlasting | 234 | |
The Giving of Thanks | 236 | |
Agee on Films | 239 | |
In Praise of the Brothers Grimm | 239 | |
Henry James and the Dedicated | 242 | |
Fogborn Bellow, Sly Bitchery, Spark Shakespeare's Worst Play | 244 | |
Foreword to The Flower of Grass | 246 | |
Mr Welch | 251 | |
A Toast | 253 | |
Concerning the Village of Gschaid, and Its Mountain | 254 | |
The Day-by-Day Jottings of Piotr Tchaikovsky | 256 | |
The Christian Tragic Hero | 258 | |
The Guilty Vicarage | 261 | |
Introduction to The American Scene | 270 | |
K's Quest | 282 | |
As Hateful Ares Bids | 286 | |
Mozart and the Middlebrow | 290 | |
Red Lizards and White Stallions | 292 | |
Foreword to Poems | 295 | |
Address on Henry James | 296 | |
Introduction to Slick but Not Streamlined | 303 | |
Introduction to Intimate Journals | 307 | |
Old Formulae in a New Light | 315 | |
Some Notes on D. H. Lawrence | 317 | |
The Essence of Dante | 322 | |
The Mythical Sex | 325 | |
Foreword to A Beginning | 332 | |
I Like It Cold | 334 | |
Mystic - and Prophet | 337 | |
Squares and Oblongs | 339 | |
Philosophy with Courage and Imagination | 351 | |
Introduction to The Portable Greek Reader | 354 | |
The Ironic Hero | 377 | |
Yeats as an Example | 384 | |
Introduction to Tales of Grimm and Andersen | 390 | |
The Poet's Life - and His Work | 398 | |
Opera Addict | 400 | |
Foreword to The Grasshopper's Man | 403 | |
App. I | "The Prolific and the Devourer" | 409 |
App. II | Auden as Anthologist and Editor | 459 |
App. III | Courses, Syllabi, Examinations, and a Curriculum | 464 |
App. IV | Reported Lectures | 481 |
App. V | Endorsements, a Commissioned Text, and a List | 498 |
App. VI | Auden on the Air | 501 |
App. VII | Lost and Unwritten Work | 506 |
Essays and Reviews, 1939-1948 | 511 | |
Index of Titles, First Lines, and Books Reviewed | 553 |
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