The place of English literature in the modern university; an inaugural lecture delivered at East London college on October 2, 1913
The function of a professor.--The tardy recognition of English literature as an academic subject.--The scope of literature.--The four branches of literary study in a university: criticism, history, philology, and composition.--The importance of practice in literary composition.--Literature and liberal culture.--Libraries and literary study.--Conclusion.--Appendix
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