Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Acknowledgments IX
4. Introduction 1
5. Part I. Free Association
6. I. The Philosophic Context of Mill's Autobiography 21
7. II. Associationism, Will, and Consciousness 27
8. III. Examples in Narrative: Harriet and the Mental Crisis 44
9. IV. Consciousness as a Narrative of Completion in the Autobiography 62
10. Part 2. Knowing Belief
11. V. The Philosophic Context of Newman's Apologia 89
12. VI. From History to Consciousness 98
13. VII. Belief as Example: The Polemic of Self-defense 125
14. VIII. Consciousness as a Narrative of Reflection in the Apologia 143
15. Part 3. Carlyle, Arnold, and the Reading of Victorian Prose
16. IX. Reading Victorian Prose 173
17. X. Experience Teaching by Philosophy: The Epistemology of Carlyle s Histories 180
18. XI. The Gaze within the Text: The Expansions of Arnold's Critical Discourse 205
19. Afterword: On Using Theory 238
20. Notes 245
21. Index 275