| 2. Philosophical and political thought through literature. |
2.1 Influences: Hobbes, Locke and J. J. Rousseau.
2.2 Reflections on the Revolution in France: Edmund Burke.
2.2 The Rights of Man: Thomas Paine.
On Liberty: Stuart Mill.
Samuel Butler: Erewhon (1873) |
| 4. Science and Religion. Faith and Doubt. |
4.1.Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
4.1 Charles Darwin's extracts from "The Descent of Man".
4.2 Matthew Arnold's Dover Beach
4.3 Gerald Manly Hopkins' God's Grandeur
4.5 T. H. "Evolution and Ethics" |
| 6.The place of Women in Society |
6.1 The Woman Question
6.2 "The Enfranchisement of Women" by Harriet Taylor
6.3 The Angel in the House by Coventry Patmore
6.4 "The Girl of the Period" by Eliza Lynn Linton
6.5 "The New Aspect of the Woman Question" by Sarah Grand.
6.7 "Does Marriage hinder a Woman's Self-Development?" by Mona Caird.
6.8 Mrs. Warren's Profession by George B. Shaw |
