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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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An unknown people. 1897.
Angels’ wings: a series of essays on art and its relation to life. 1898.
Apuleius, L. The story of Eros and Psyche from Apuleius and the
first book of the Iliad of Homer done into English. 1900 (verse,
with Eros & Psyche in prose); 1923 (as Eros & Psyche . . . together
with some early verses). Partly rptd from Narcissus, 1873, above.
The art of creation: essays on the self and its powers. 1903, 1907
(enlarged); tr Ger 1908, Ital 1909, Fr 1923. Ch 2 of this book, entitled
The art of creation, was pbd separately in 1903.
Prisons, police and punishment: an inquiry into the causes and
treatment of crime and criminals. 1905; tr Fr 1907.
Days with Walt Whitman: with some notes on his life and work.
1906.
The intermediate sex: a study of some transitional types of men and
women. [1908]; tr Ger 1907, Rus 1915.
Sketches from life in town and country, and some verses. 1908.
The drama of love and death: a study of human evolution and
transfiguration. 1912; tr Ger 1924.
In thanking my friends on the occasion of my seventieth birthday.
[1914.] An open letter.
Intermediate types among primitive folk: a study in social evolution.
1914. Originally pbd in the Amer Jnl of Religious
Psychology, 1911, and the Revue d’Ethnographie et de Sociologie,
1911.
The healing of nations and the hidden sources of their strife. 1915.
My days and dreams: being autobiographical notes. 1916;
Nottingham 1993 (as Sheffield and socialism; introd by D.
Blunkett). Contains bibliography.
Never again! A protest and a warning addressed to the people of
Europe. 1916; tr Danish 1916, Norwegian 1917.
Three ballads (an intermezzo in war time). Manchester 1917.
Towards industrial freedom. 1917.
Pagan & Christian creeds: their origin and meaning. 1920; tr Du 1925.
The teaching of the Upanishads . . . Two lectures to popular audiences.
1920. Rptd from Pagan & Christian creeds.
A song of freedom and joy. [c. 1920.] Score by E. G. Bainton, words by
Carpenter.
Some friends of Walt Whitman. 1924 (Br Soc for the Study of Sex
Psychology Pbn no 13). Comments on Leaves of grass.
The psychology of the poet Shelley. 1925. With G. Barnefield.
Several of Carpenter’s social and economic essays were pbd separately as
tracts, some of them as Fabian Tracts. He wrote articles and reviews for
Albany Rev, Amer Jnl of Religious Psychology, Clarion, Eng Rev,
Fortnightly Rev, Humane Rev, International Jnl of Ethics,
Macmillan’s Mag, Progress, Reformer, Revue d’Ethnographie et de
Sociologie, Savoy and To-Day (see also Wellesley 5 1989). He also contributed
to composite works, such as Cruelties of civilisation, 1895,
Humane science lectures by various authors, 1897, Hand and Brain: a
symposium of essays on socialism, New York 1898, and É. Armand’s Les
différents visages de l’anarchisme, Paris 1927. Several of Carpenter’s
essays were later collected in anthologies, such as R. L. Woods (ed), World of
dreams, New York 1947.
Editions and introductions
Chants of labour: a song-book of the people with music. Ed
Carpenter 1888.
Brown, J. M. Verses. Introd by Carpenter 1893.
Forecasts of the coming century, by a decade of writers. Ed
Carpenter 1897.
Ioläus: an anthology of friendship. Ed Carpenter 1902, 1906
(enlarged), 1915 (as Anthology of friendship).
Rolland, R. E. P. E. Beethoven. Tr from Fr by C. Hull. Introd by
Carpenter 1917.
Ellis, E. M. O. The new horizon in love and life. Introd by Carpenter
1921.
Arun . ā chalam. Light from the east. Ed Carpenter 1927.
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Crosby, E. H. Edward Carpenter, poet and prophet. Philadelphia
1901.
Swan, T. Carpenter: the man and his message. Manchester 1901, 1922
(rev).
Ellis, E. M. O. In Three modern seers, [1910]. On J. Hinton, F.
Nietzsche and Carpenter.
Jackson, H. In All manner of folk, 1912.
Senard, M. Carpenter et sa philosophie. Paris 1914.
Lewis, E. Carpenter: an exposition and an appreciation. 1915.
Sime, A. H. M. Carpenter: his ideas and ideals. 1916.
Ellis, E. M. O. Personal impressions of Edward Carpenter. Berkeley
Heights NJ [1922].
Willcocks, M. P. Walt Whitman and Edward Carpenter. In Between
the old world and the new, 1926.
Edward Carpenter: in appreciation. Ed G. Beith 1931. Contributions
by E. J. Dent, G. L. Dickinson, H. and E. Ellis, L. Housman, H. W.
Nevinson et al.
Bell, T. H. Edward Carpenter: the English Tolstoi. Los Angeles 1932.
Bienert, G. Die Weltanschauung ECs. Unpbd diss, Vienna 1936.
Poets of democracy: Carpenter. Aeons of peace and progress. TLS 2
Sep 1944.
Forster, E. M. Edward Carpenter. Tribune 22 Sep 1944; later
included in Two cheers for democracy, 1951.
Vanson, F. Carpenter: the English Whitman. Contemporary Rev
June 1958.
Carpenter, E. F. Edward Carpenter 1844–1929: democratic author
and poet, a restatement and reappraisal. 1970 (Friends of Dr
Williams’s Lib, lecture no 24).
Delavenay, E. D. H. Lawrence and Edward Carpenter: a study in
Edwardian transition. 1971.
Rowbotham, S. and J. Weeks. Socialism and the new life: the personal
and sexual politics of Edward Carpenter and Havelock
Ellis. 1977.
Weeks, J. In Coming out: homosexual politics in Britain from the
19th century to the present. 1978.
Hartley, E. Edward Carpenter, 1844–1929. Sheffield 1979.
Khan, S. A. Edward Carpenter (man and work): with special reference
to the influence of Walt Whitman on his life and art.
Aurangabad 1979.
Tsuzuki, C. Edward Carpenter, 1844–1929: prophet of human fellowship.
Cambridge 1980.
Brown, T. Edward Carpenter, Forster and the evolution of A room
with a view. English Lit in Transition vol 30 1987.
Rahman, T. An alienated prophet: the relationship between Edward
Carpenter’s Psyche and the development of his metaphysic.
Forum for Mod Lang Stud vol 23 1987.
Brown, T. (ed). Edward Carpenter and late Victorian radicalism. 1990.
Barna, D. K. Edward Carpenter, 1844–1929: an apostle of freedom.
Burdwan 1991.
Buckton, O. S. In Closet dramas: strategies of secrecy and disclosure
in four Victorian autobiographies, Unpbd PhD diss, Cornell Univ
1993.
Martin, R. K. Edward Carpenter and the double structure of
Maurice. In E. M. Forster, ed J. Tambling, New York 1995. [jmb]
John Churton Collins 1848–1908
See LR and NRA for mss and letters. Notable collections in Birmingham Univ
Lib and BL.
Collections and selections
Greek influence on English poetry. Ed and introd by M. Macmillan
1910. 5 lectures.
The posthumous essays of John Churton Collins. Ed L. C. Collins
1912. Shakespeare, Johnson, Burke, Arnold, Browning etc.