Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Liberalism and Modernity
1. Liberalism: Fin de Siècle
2. A Complex Heritage
3. Toward the Comprehensive
Part II: Mind and Society: The Psychology of Individuals and Crowds
4. Citizenship and Mind
5. Psychology and Social Policy
6. New Liberal Criticism
7. The Great Society as a Model
8. The Psychology of the Great Society
9. Hobson on the Mind, the Crowd, and Disorder
10. A Century's View of the Mind
Part III: Nature: Genetics and Creative Evolution
11. Challenges to the Politics of Nature
12. Purpose in Chaos
13. Immanentism: Hobhouse on Evolution
14. Reclaiming Nature, Losing Nature
Part IV: Culture: Ritualism and Functionalism in the Study of Antiquity
15. Antiquity and Modernity
16. Classicists and Progressives
17. Moralizing Ritualism: Robertson and Burns
18. Gilbert Murray on Ritual
19. Francis Cornford on Religion and Philosophy
20. Antiquity to Postmodernity
Conclusion: The Endurance of Liberal England
Notes
Bibliography
Index