Fiction and the Ways of Knowing: Essays on British Novels

Introduction: Fiction As Supplement -- The Socialization Of Catherine Morland; An Application Of Anthropological Theory To Northanger Abbey -- Wuthering Heights: The Love Of A Sylph And A Gnome; An Exploration Of Alchemical And Hermetic Lore -- A Napoleon Of Heroines: Historical Myth In Vanity Fair; A Study Of Political Imagination -- Master And Servant In Little Dorrit; An Analysis Derived From Hegelian Social Thought -- The Wanderings Of Melmotte; An Estimate Of Cultural Symbols In The Way We Live Now -- Daniel Charisi ; An Assessment Of Daniel Deronda In The History Of Ideas -- The Buried Giant Of Egdon Heath; An Archeology Of Folklore In The Return Of The Native -- Speech And Writing In Under Western Eyes; A Test Case For Recent Theories Of Language -- Science In Ithaca; An Examination Of The Physical Sciences In Ulysses -- Being And Nothing In A Passage To India; A Mediatation On Its Religious Structure -- Woolf And Mctaggart; An Interrogation Of The Metaphysics In To The Lighthouse -- The Magus Of The Wizard Of The West; A Tracing Of Myth And Ritual Patterns -- Postscript. By Avrom Fleishman. Includes Bibliographical References.