Preface to the First Paperback Edition | |
Preface to the Original Edition | |
Introduction | p. 3 |
The French Rococo Salon | p. 11 |
D'Holbach and Helvetius | p. 16 |
Coffeehouses in Eighteenth-Century London | p. 19 |
The Royal Society and the Rise of Modern Science | p. 27 |
The Profession of Letters in Eighteenth-Century England | p. 37 |
The Widening Reading Public | p. 38 |
Booksellers and Authors | p. 41 |
Circulating Libraries | p. 44 |
The Commercialization of Literature | p. 45 |
The Commercialization of Writing: Four Cases from Nineteenth-Century England | p. 51 |
Walter Scott | p. 54 |
William M. Thackeray | p. 57 |
Charles Dickens | p. 61 |
George Eliot | p. 65 |
British Nineteenth-Century Reviews | p. 71 |
Censorship | p. 83 |
Political Censorship: Pre-Revolutionary France | p. 84 |
Moral Censorship: The Victorian Era in America | p. 89 |
The Political Sect: The Saint-Simonians | p. 99 |
Literary Bohemia: The Early Years of Greenwich Village | p. 111 |
The Little Magazine: The Masses and The Little Review | p. 121 |
The Masses | p. 123 |
The Little Review | p. 127 |
Introduction | p. 135 |
Intellectuals in Power | p. 136 |
Boring from Within | p. 138 |
Legitimizing Power | p. 140 |
Critics of Power | p. 142 |
Salvation Abroad | p. 143 |
Intellectuals in Power | p. 145 |
The Jacobin Intellectuals or the Politics of Virtue | p. 145 |
The Bolsheviks: Intellectuals as Professional Revolutionaries | p. 157 |
Boring from Within | p. 171 |
The Fabians: Intelligence Officers without an Army | p. 171 |
The Brain Trust Courts Power | p. 180 |
Legitimizing Power | p. 189 |
Napoleon and the Ideologues | p. 189 |
Gomulka and the Revisionists | p. 197 |
Critics of Power | p. 207 |
The Abolitionists | p. 207 |
The Dreyfusards | p. 215 |
Salvation Abroad | p. 227 |
Rage for Order: The Philosophes' Love Affair with China and Russia | p. 227 |
Riding the Wave of the Future in the Thirties | p. 233 |
Introduction | p. 247 |
Intellectual Types and Institutional Settings | p. 249 |
The Scene and Prospect Before Us: Two Contrasting Perspectives | p. 251 |
America as a Bureaucratized Mass Society: The Obsolescence of the Intellectual | p. 252 |
America as a Pluralistic Society: Sanguine Prospects for Superior Culture | p. 256 |
Unattached Intellectuals | p. 263 |
Academic Intellectuals | p. 275 |
The University Today | p. 277 |
The University as a Setting for Intellectuals | p. 280 |
Career Pressures and the Departmentalization of Knowledge | p. 281 |
Time Pressures | p. 283 |
Skill versus Cultivation | p. 284 |
The Consultant Role of Academic Men | p. 285 |
Research Entrepreneurship | p. 287 |
Bureaucratic Impediments | p. 289 |
Prospects | p. 291 |
Scientific Intellectuals | p. 295 |
The Professional Role of the Scientist | p. 296 |
The New Public Role of the Scientist | p. 305 |
The Prospect for Scientific Intellectuals | p. 311 |
Intellectuals in Washington | p. 315 |
The Intellectual as a Civil Servant | p. 315 |
The Intellectual as an Ad Hoc Bureaucrat | p. 320 |
Intellectuals in the Mass-Culture Industries | p. 325 |
The Movie Industry | p. 327 |
The Weekly Mass-Circulation Magazines | p. 331 |
Foundations as Gatekeepers of Contemporary Intellectual Life | p. 337 |
Summing Up | p. 349 |
Fragmentation and Diversification | p. 349 |
Concentration and Absorption | p. 354 |
Absorption, Alienation, or Detached Concern? | p. 358 |
Index | p. 363 |
Subject Index | p. 365 |
Name Index | p. 367 |
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