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H.G. Wells. The World of William Clissold
The World of William Clissold
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ONE OF WELLS'S WORLDS. A CONTEMPORARY REVIEW OF THE WORLD OF WILLIAM CLISSOLD
BY JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES. Published in The New Republic, February 1, 1927
A NOTE BEFORE THE TITLE PAGE
BOOK THE FIRST. THE FRAME OF THE PICTURE
THE SECTIONS
§ 1. THE BEGINNING OF A BOOK
§ 2. THE WORLD IN THE CRYSTAL
§ 3. THE TREACHEROUS FORGET-ME-NOTS
§ 4. INFANTILE
§ 5. SIR RUPERT YORK
§ 6. "WILLE UND VORSTELLUNG"
§ 7. IMMORTALITY
§ 8. CRYSTALLINE, ATOMIC, DIMENSIONAL
§ 9. DISINTEGRATING PROTESTANTISM
§ 10. THE RELIGIOUS MIND
§ 11. THE PARADOX OF PHILIP GOSSE
§ 12. LIFE RADIATES
§ 13. PROMETHEAN
§ 14. THE IMMORTAL ADVENTURE
§ 15. VIEW FROM A WINDOW IN PROVENCE
§ 16. PAUSE
END OF BOOK THE FIRST
BOOK THE SECOND. THE STORY OF THE CLISSOLDS— MY FATHER AND THE FLOW OF THINGS
THE SECTIONS
§ 1. FEAR COMES TO MOWBRAY
§ 2. CARILLON AND TRAGEDY
§ 3. A STEPFATHER
§ 4. THE END OF A SWINDLER
§ 5. YOUNG WOLVES IN BROMPTON
§ 6. QUARTZ THREADS AND SOCIALISM
§ 7. SYSTEMS IN HISTORY
§ 8. PSYCHO-ANALYSIS OF KARL MARX
§ 9. REINCARNATION OF SOCIALISM
§ 10. IRRUPTION OF MIMOSA
§ 11. HISTORY OF TOIL THROUGH THE AGES
§ 12. MONEY
§ 13. CHANGE OF SCALE
§ 14. THE CITY AND MY FATHER
END OF BOOK THE SECOND
BOOK THE THIRD. THE STORY OF THE CLISSOLDS—ESSENCE OF DICKON
THE SECTIONS
§ 1. DICKON FINDS HIS PURPOSE IN LIFE
§ 2. MILTON'S SILVER GUINEA
§ 3. FORTY YEARS OF ADVERTISEMENT
§ 4. MEDIA
§ 5. PHIL. TRANS. AS A MEDIUM
§ 6. DICKON REFLECTS
§ 7. THE ADVERTISER AS PROPHET AND TEACHER
§ 8. DICKON'S MARRIAGE
§ 9. LAMBS COURT
§ 10. HONOURS LIST
§ 11. MINNIE'S FAREWELL
§ 12. PERIOD OF RECONSTRUCTION
§ 13. THE ABORTIVE SPRING
§ 14. NORTHCLIFFE AS HERO
§ 15. NEW SORT OF MAN WANTED
§ 16. VISHNU, SIVA, AND BRAHMA
§ 17. SENSE OF HUMOUR
§ 18. STRATUM OF FUTILITY
END OF BOOK THE THIRD
BOOK THE FOURTH. THE STORY OF THE CLISSOLDS—TANGLE OF DESIRES
THE SECTIONS
§ 1. STRESS OF YOUTH
§ 2. THE CREWES AT HOME
§ 3. INADVERTENT MARRIAGE
§ 4. LAIR IN DISORDER
§ 5. QUEEN'S PROCTOR
§ 6. CLARA AT LARGE
§ 7. EMPTY HOUSE
§ 8. WINDOW WIDE OPEN
§ 9. THE MARKET TREE
§ 10. OLD STYLE AND NEW
§ 11. SIRRIE EVANS
§ 12. MIRAGE AND MOONSHINE
§ 13. REVOLT AGAINST LOVE
§ 14. RECULER POUR MIEUX SAUTER
END OF BOOK THE FOURTH
BOOK THE FIFTH. THE STORY OF THE CLISSOLDS—THE NEXT PHASE
THE SECTIONS
§ 1. METAMORPHOSIS OF MANKIND
§ 2. OPEN CONSPIRACY
§ 3. WORLD DIRECTORATE
§ 4. THE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
§ 5. GENEVA
§ 6. DAVID LUBIN
§ 7. ASSEMBLING THE CONSPIRACY
§ 8. A NEW SOCIAL ROUTINE
§ 9. HEIRS AT A DISCOUNT
§ 10. CIVILISATION BY NEWSPAPER
§ 11. FORCE AND VIOLENCE
§ 12. RACE FANTASIES
§ 13. ANTIQUITY OF YOUTH
§ 14. SUPERSESSION OF SCHOOLMASTERS
§ 15. AN INQUEST ON UNIVERSITIES
§ 16. LIBERALISM AS SIMPLIFICATION
§ 17. FULLY ADULT
END OF BOOK THE FIFTH
BOOK THE SIXTH. THE STORY OF THE CLISSOLDS—VENUS AS EVENING STAR
THE SECTIONS
§ 1. NEED OF ADULT LOVE
§ 2. THINGS FUNDAMENTAL
§ 3. RULING TRADITIONS
§ 4. ROMANTICISM IN FLOOD
§ 5. SEXUAL INTEGRITY
§ 6. THEIR THREE CHIEF FAILINGS
§ 7. RETURN TO MORALITY
§ 8. TROUBLE IN THE NIGHT
§ 9. CHANGE HANGS OVER US
§ 10. CLEMENTINA'S IDEA OF LOVE
§ 11. WHAT IS THIS LOVE?
§ 12. SHADOWS OF THE END
§ 13. SPRING MORNING AT THE VILLA JASMIN
THE EPILOGUE: NOTE BY SIR RICHARD CLISSOLD
THE SECTIONS
§ 1. THE DEATH OF WILLIAM CLISSOLD
§ 2. TITZA SOLE MOURNER
§ 3. EDITORIAL, FRATERNAL
THE END
