Titlebook: E. M. Forster: A Human Exploration; Centenary Essays G. K. Das (Reader in English),John Beer (Reader in Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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Introduction: The Elusive Forster,ted, he said, to render the ‘uniqueness’ of Dickinson.. If that was difficult in Dickinson’s case, it is still more so in his own. With Dickinson, we are made to believe, there was a golden thread running through everything he did and thought: he had aligned himself with a particular tradition — tha

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,: E. M. Forster’s Refutation of Idealism,k. Forster never read Moore, a cardinal tenet of whose ethics Furbank says was ‘that the only things in the world possessing intrinsic value were good states of mind….’ And though he was a member of the Apostles during the period that Moore dominated the Society,

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The Inheritors; or A Single Ticket for Howards End,to the platform at King’s Cross in her eagerness to let Ruth Wilcox know that she wishes to accept the elder lady’s invitation to visit the house. This haste is Margaret’s acknowledgement that Mrs Wilcox’s passion for her house is a real and important fact of their joint experience. After a relative

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Forster on Profit and Loss,. in a world of .. The morality of money, what the ownership of money does to the character, were issues that haunted him throughout his career; and always ringing in the back of his mind were four passages from .: (1) ‘For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own s