Part 1 - BOOKS |
My Days and Dreams - (Edward Carpenter's Autobiography) |
Towards Democracy |
Pagan and Christian Creeds: Their Origin and Meaning |
Intermediate Types among Primitive Folk |
The Intermediate Sex |
Anthology of Friendship - Iolaus |
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My Days and Dreams - (Edward Carpenter's Autobiography)
Text used on website - First Edition - 1916 |
Title Page and Preface |
bibliographic information and list of illustrations |
Chapter 1 |
Brighton |
Chapter 2 |
My Parents |
Chapter 3 |
Cambridge |
Chapter 4 |
University Extension and Northern Towns |
Chapter 5 |
Bradway and Towards Democracy |
Chapter 6 |
Manual Work and Market Gardening |
Chapter 7 |
Sheffield and Socialism |
Chapter 8 |
Trade and Philosophy |
Chapter 9 |
Millthorpe and Household Life |
Chapter 10 |
Millthorpiana |
Chapter 11 |
The Story of My Books |
Chapter 12 |
Personalities - I |
Chapter 13 |
Personalities - II |
Chapter 14 |
London and Lectures |
Chapter 15 |
Translations and Translators |
Chapter 16 |
Rural Conditions |
Chapter 17 |
How the World Looks at Seventy |
Appendix 1 |
Appendix 1 - Congratulatory Letter and Reply |
Appendix II |
Appendix 2 - Bibliography |
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Towards Democracy
Text used on website - Complete Edition. 18th Impresion. 5th Edition. Reset with a foreward by Gilbert Beith. London, George Allen and Unwin, 1949. |
Title Page, Foreward, and Bibliographic Information |
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Extracts from Towards Democracy |
Selected extracts from parts 1 to 4 |
A Note on "Towards Democracy" | By Edward Carpenter - Reprinted from The Labour Prophet (May 1894) |
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Pagan and Christian Creeds: Their Origin and Meaning
Text used on website - First Edition - 1920 |
Title Page |
Bibliographic information |
Chapter 1 |
Introductory |
Chapter 2 |
Solar Myths and Christian Festivals |
Chapter 3 |
The Symbolism of the Zodiac |
Chapter 4 |
Totem-Sacraments and Eucharists |
Chapter 5 |
Food and Vegetation Magic |
Chapter 6 |
Magicians, Kings and Gods |
Chapter 7 |
Rites of Expiation and Redemption |
Chapter 8 |
Pagan Initiations and the Second Birth |
Chapter 9 |
Myth of the Golden Age |
Chapter 10 |
The Saviour-God and the Virgin-Mother |
Chapter 11 |
Ritual Dancing |
Chapter 12 |
The Sex-Taboo |
Chapter 13 |
The Genesis of Christianity |
Chapter 14 |
The Meaning of it All |
Chapter 15 |
The Ancient Mysteries |
Chapter 16 |
The Exodus of Christianity |
Chapter 17 |
Conclusion |
Appendix I |
On the Teaching of the Upanishads, part 1 - Rest |
Appendix II |
On the Teaching of the Upanishads, part 2 - The Nature of the Self |
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Intermediate Types among Primitive Folk
Text used on website - American edition. New York, Mitchell Kennerley, 1914. |
Title Page and Introduction |
Including bibliographic information |
Part 1 - The Intermediate in the Service of Religion |
Chapter 1 |
As Prophet or Priest |
Chapter 2 |
As Wizard or Witch |
Chapter 3 |
As Inventors of the Arts and Crafts |
Chapter 4 |
Hermaphrodism |
Part 2 - The Intermediate as Warrior |
Chapter 5 |
Military Comradeship among the Dorian Greeks |
Chapter 6 |
The Dorian Comradeship in Relation to the Status of Woman |
Chapter 7 |
It's Relation to Civic Life and Religion |
Chapter 8 |
The Samurai of Japan: and Their Ideal |
Chapter 9 |
Conclusion |
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The Intermediate Sex
Text used on website - London, George Allen & Unwin, 1930 reprint. |
Title Page and Introduction |
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Chapter 1 |
Introductory |
Chapter 2 |
The Intermediate Sex |
Chapter 3 |
The Homogenic Attachment |
Chapter 4 |
Affection in Education |
Chapter 5 |
The Place of the Uranian in Society |
Appendix |
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Anthology of Friendship - Iolaus
Text used on website - Third edition. Title changed to Anthology of Friendship (Iolaus). Published by George Allen & Unwin, 1915. |
Title Page and Preface |
Including bibliographic information |
Chapter 1 |
Friendship Customs in the Pagan and Early World |
Chapter 2 |
The Place of Friendship in Greek Life and Thought |
Chapter 3 |
Poetry of Friendship among Greeks and Romans |
Chapter 4 |
Friendship in Christian and early mediaeval times |
Chapter 5 |
The Renaissance and Modern Times |
Additions [1906]
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Supplements to earlier chapters, added in the enlarged Third Edition - 1906 |