Many men and minds have contributed to these pages. Such sources of suggestion and insight have been indicated wherever they could be identified. In especial I must record my grateful sense of obligation to Professor Irving Babbitt's Rousseau and Romanticism. The chapter on Naturalism owes much to its brilliant and provocative discussions.
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Preface [11]
I. The Learner, the Doer and the Seer [15]
II. The Children of Zion and the Sons of Greece [40]
III. Eating, Drinking and Being Merry [72]
IV. The Unmeasured Gulf [102]