The Collected Writings of T. E. Hulme

I have read no English book published in 1995 which has struck me as so important an intellectual event as Karen Csengeri's edition...of The Collected Writings of T.E. Hulme.

• Part 1 Poetry: "Autumn"; "Mana Adoda"; "Above the Dock"; "The Embankment"; "Conversion"; "A City Sunset"; "The Man in the Crow's Nest"; "Susan Ann and Immortality". Part 2 Early works: "Cinders"; "Notes on Language and Style". Part 3 Literary criticism: "A Lecture on Modern Poetry", review of Tancrede de Visan's "L'Attitude du Lyrisme Contemporain"; Romanticism and Classicism", "German Chronicle". Part 4 Bergson: "The New Philosophy"; "Searchers After Reality" I, Bax; "Searchers After Reality" II, Haldane; "Searchers After Reality" III, Jules de Gaultier; "Notes on the Bologna Congress"; "The International Philosophical Congress at Bologna"; "Bax on Bergson"; "Notes on Bergson"; "Bergson Lecturing"; "Mr Balfour, Bergson and Politics"; "A Personal Impression of Intensive Manifolds"; "Bergson's Theory of Art". Part 5 Political theory: "A Note on the Art of Political Conversion"; "The Art of Political Conversion"; "On Progress and Democracy"; "Theory and Practice"; "A Tory Philosophy"; translator's preface to George Sorel's "Reflections on Violence". Part 6 Art criticism: "Mr Epstein and the Critics"; "Modern Art" I - the Grafton Group; "Modern art and Its Philosophy"; "Modern Art" II - a preface note and neo-realism; "Modern Art" III - the London Group; "Contemporary Drawings"; "Modern Art" IV - Mr David Bomberg's show. Part 7 War writings: "Diary from the Trenches"; "War Notes". Part 8 Mature philosophy: "A Notebook".