Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. AUTHOR'S NOTE VIII
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IX
4. CONTENTS XI
5. PLATES XIII
6. INTRODUCTION 1
7. I LITERARY ARCHITECTURE: WALTER HORATIO PATER
8. ONE Pater's Rooms: Concepts of Literary Architecture 15
9. TWO The Ars Memoria Tradition: Architecture and Pater's Fiction 31
10. II "THE POETRY OF ARCHITECTURE": GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS
11. ONE Architecture and Terminology 51
12. TWO The Note-books \ Architecture and Etymology 59
13. THREE Hopkins's Poetic Theory: Architecture's "Finer Edge" 77
14. FOUR The Poet and the Architect 88
15. FIVE The "Achieve" and "Mastery": Hopkins's Poetry 95
16. III "THE STORED CONSCIOUSNESS": MARCEL PROUST
17. Introduction 113
18. ONE Church Architecture: The Structure of A la recherche du temps perdu 117
19. TWO Rooms of Self: The Quest for Definition 133
20. THREE Language and Architecture 141
21. FOUR Memorial Architecture 153
22. IV THE ARCHITECTURE OF FICTION: HENRY JAMES
23. Introduction 167
24. ONE The Prefaces: James's Architecture of the Past 171
25. TWO "The House of Fiction" 181
26. THREE Windows of Indirection: James's Narrative Techniques 187
27. FOUR Furnished Rooms: "Objects" and "Size" in James's Fiction 195
28. FIVE Matters of Construction and Adequacy: Architecture and Painting 211
29. V THE ANALOGICAL TRADITION OF LITERARY ARCHITECTURE
30. Introduction 217
31. ONE Architecture and the Human Body 229
32. TWO Architecture and the Mind 234
33. THREE Architecture and Memory 242
34. FOUR Architecture and Literature 249
35. NOTES 261
36. INDEX 309
37. CREDITS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS 311