The idea of the clerisy in the nineteenth century

Ben Knights

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Historical and Literary Analyses Literature and Culture Studies Political Theory and Influence

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. The idea of the clerisy: Samuel Taylor Coleridge 3. The hero as man of letters: Thomas Carlyle 4. The majority and the remnant: Matthew Arnold 5. The reconstruction of opinion: John Stuart Mill 6. The idea of a university 7. Epilogue: cultural studies without a clerisy Notes Select bibliography Index.

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