British Literature in Transition Series - Series page

pp ii-ii

British Literature in Transition, 1960–1980: Flower Power - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-ix

Notes on Contributors

pp x-xii

General Editor’s Preface

pp xiii-xv

Acknowledgements

pp xvi-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-30

Part I - Ventures in Form

pp 31-80

Introduction

pp 33-34

Chapter 1 - Error and Experiment in the 1960s British Novel

pp 35-49

Chapter 2 - ‘A Different Kind of Inclusiveness’1

pp 50-64

Chapter 3 - ‘A Revolutionary Proposal’

pp 65-80

Part II - Emergent Identities

pp 81-146

Introduction

pp 83-85

Chapter 4 - ‘Sight, Sounds and Meaning’

pp 86-101

Chapter 5 - Fate and Freedom in the Fiction of the Second Wave

pp 102-116

Chapter 6 - Affluence and Its Discontents

pp 117-130

Chapter 7 - Coming Out

pp 131-146

Part III - Changing Minds

pp 147-226

Introduction

pp 149-151

Chapter 8 - From Countryside to Environment

pp 152-166

Chapter 9 - Nostalgia and the Elegiac Mode

pp 167-181

Chapter 10 - The Spiderhood

pp 182-196

Chapter 11 - ‘Little Things’

pp 197-210

Chapter 12 - Inhuman Factors

pp 211-226

Part IV - Local and Regional Developments

pp 227-302

Introduction

pp 229-231