This 1980 anthology contains of some of the finest and most significant writing on English country life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
General introduction Part I. A Home-Made Civilisation: 1. Introduction 2. Vestiges George Bourne 3. The peasant system George Bourne 4. The 'Estatesmen' William Wordsworth and Harriet Martineau 5. Peasant survivors Flora Thompson 6. Cottages William Wordsworth 7. English tradition and idiom Adrian Bell 7a. Words Edward Thomas 8. Aspects 8a. The peasant life, tradition, 'good old days'? George Sturt 8b. Attitudes, speech Cecil Torr 8c. Folk tales George Bourne 9. Living evidence Cecil Sharp 10. The impact of enclosures 10a. Sixteenth century Thomas More 10b. Eighteenth century John Byng 10c. Nineteenth century Walter Rose, George Bourne Part II. Masters and Men: The Farming Life: 11. Introduction 12. The farm labourer William Cobbett 13. Childhood 13a. In Scotland, 1820 Alexander Somerville 13b. In the Fens, 1850-1860 Mrs Burrows 13c. In Warwickshire, 1835-1840 Joseph Arch 14. The farm as it was 14a. The carter and the stable, bullock-teams, waggons and carts, sowing, harvesting in the old style, gleaning, stacking and rick-making Thomas Hennell 15. The great barn and the sheep-shearers Thomas Hardy 16. Summer Richard Jefferies 17. Harvesting Richard Jefferies 18. Unemployed Richard Jefferies 19. Work and play M. K. Ashby 20. Cottagers and their homes Flora Thompson 21. Men afield Flora Thompson 22. The vale of the Wylye W. H. Hudson 23. The unconscious art H. J. Massingham 24. The labourer Adrian Bell Part III. Living at Work: Crafts and Skills: 25. Introduction 26. The wheelwrights' way of life 26a. Buying, kindly feeling, waggons, 'jobbing', prices George Sturt 27. Response to need: the carpenter's work: 27a. The shop, work on the farm Walter Rose 28. A shepherd on the downs W. H. Hudson 29. Three characters W. H. Hudson 30. John Brown Richard Jefferies Part IV. The Future: 31. Leisure George Bourne 32. A form of insanity George Sturt 33. The need for guidance George Sturt 34. Civilisation astray George Sturt Conclusion Notes Sources Related reading Index.
General introduction Part I. A Home-Made Civilisation: 1. Introduction 2. Vestiges George Bourne 3. The peasant system George Bourne 4. The 'Estatesmen' William Wordsworth and Harriet Martineau 5. Peasant survivors Flora Thompson 6. Cottages William Wordsworth 7. English tradition and idiom Adrian Bell 7a. Words Edward Thomas 8. Aspects 8a. The peasant life, tradition, 'good old days'? George Sturt 8b. Attitudes, speech Cecil Torr 8c. Folk tales George Bourne 9. Living evidence Cecil Sharp 10. The impact of enclosures 10a. Sixteenth century Thomas More 10b. Eighteenth century John Byng 10c. Nineteenth century Walter Rose, George Bourne Part II. Masters and Men: The Farming Life: 11. Introduction 12. The farm labourer William Cobbett 13. Childhood 13a. In Scotland, 1820 Alexander Somerville 13b. In the Fens, 1850-1860 Mrs Burrows 13c. In Warwickshire, 1835-1840 Joseph Arch 14. The farm as it was 14a. The carter and the stable, bullock-teams, waggons and carts, sowing, harvesting in the old style, gleaning, stacking and rick-making Thomas Hennell 15. The great barn and the sheep-shearers Thomas Hardy 16. Summer Richard Jefferies 17. Harvesting Richard Jefferies 18. Unemployed Richard Jefferies 19. Work and play M. K. Ashby 20. Cottagers and their homes Flora Thompson 21. Men afield Flora Thompson 22. The vale of the Wylye W. H. Hudson 23. The unconscious art H. J. Massingham 24. The labourer Adrian Bell Part III. Living at Work: Crafts and Skills: 25. Introduction 26. The wheelwrights' way of life 26a. Buying, kindly feeling, waggons, 'jobbing', prices George Sturt 27. Response to need: the carpenter's work: 27a. The shop, work on the farm Walter Rose 28. A shepherd on the downs W. H. Hudson 29. Three characters W. H. Hudson 30. John Brown Richard Jefferies Part IV. The Future: 31. Leisure George Bourne 32. A form of insanity George Sturt 33. The need for guidance George Sturt 34. Civilisation astray George Sturt Conclusion Notes Sources Related reading Index.
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