Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii
3. INTRODUCTION ix
4. CONTENTS xxi
5. ABBREVIATIONS xxiii
6. Arnold and Newman: Humanism and the Oxford Tradition
7. PART I THE OXFORD SENTIMENT
8. CHAPTER ONE The Oriel Inheritance 5
9. CHAPTER TWO The Quarrel of Reason and faith 26
10. CHAPTER THREE The Onslaught on the Philistines 39
11. CHAPTER FOUR Newman and the Religion of Culture 61
12. PART II THE RELIGION Of THE FUTURE
13. CHAPTER FIVE Development and the Zeitgeist 81
14. CHAPTER SIX Literature and Dogma 101
15. CHAPTER SEVEN Catholicism and the future of Religion 121
16. CHAPTER EIGHT Newman and the future of Poetry 139
17. CHAPTER NINE Newman and the Center of the Arnoldian Vision 152
18. Arnold, Pater and the Dialectic of Hebraism and Hellenism
19. PART I THE SCARCE REMEDIABLE CLEAVAGE
20. CHAPTER TEN The Dialectical Impulse 165
21. CHAPTER ELEVEN The Hellenism of Arnold and Pater 171
22. CHAPTER TWELVE The Sources 181
23. PART II ARNOLD, PATER, AND THE REINSTATEMENT Of MAN
24. CHAPTER THIRTEEN "Coleridge" and the Higher Morality 192
25. CHAPTER FOURTEEN "Winckelmann" and Pagan Religious Sentiment 202
26. CHAPTER FIFTEEN Arnold, Pater, and the Supreme, Artistic View of Life 222
27. CHAPTER SIXTEEN The Renaissance 230
28. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Arnold, Pater, and the Complete Religion of the Greeks 245
29. PART III PATER AND THE THIRD CONDITION Of HUMANITY
30. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Toward Marius; Aesthetic Worship 256
31. CHAPTER NINETEEN Marius and the Necessity of Religion 263
32. CHAPTER TWENTY Gaston and the Lower Pantheism 285
33. CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Plato and Pater's Double Vision 296
34. Pater and Newman: The Road to the Nineties
35. CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Newman and the Rhetoric of Aestheticism 305
36. CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE Newman and the Theology of Marius 314
37. CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR The "Style" of Humanism 329
38. CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE Newman, Arnold, Pater, and the future 339
39. APPENDIX I 345
40. APPENDIX II 347
41. BIBLIOGRAPHY 349
42. INDEX 361