Man and Literature By Norman Nicholson An Enquiry into the Assumptions as to the Nature of Man which Underlie much of Modern Writing Rather than an Attempt to Measure Modern Literature By a Christian yard-Stick. Mr. Nicholson Classifies these Views as Liberal Man, Natural Man and Imperfect Man and, Under these Headings, Discusses the Outstanding Figures in Modern Literature. Contents Include: LIBERAL MAN Liberal Man The End of the Nineteenth Century Shaw Galsworthy and the Realist Drama Arnold Bennett Wells NATURAL MEN Natural Men Lawrence Henri De Montherlant,Aldous and others Hemingway William Faulkner IMPERFECT MAN Imperfect Man James Foyce and T. F. Powys The Satirists Franz Kafka After Kafka Modern Poetry