Acknowledgements
Introduction: "All Is Trash that Reason Cannot Reach": Unenlightened Writers and the Postmodern World
Chapter One: Learning to Read, Learning to Listen in Robinson Crusoe
Chapter Two: The Hymns of Isaac Watts and Postmodern Worship: Aesthetic Knowledge as a Response to the Enlightenment Critique of Religion
Chapter Three: Jonathan Swift's Information Machine and the Critique of Technology
Chapter Four: Christopher Smart's Poetry and the Dialogue between Science and Theology
Chapter Five: Festival and Discipline in Revolutionary France and Postmodern Times
Chapter Six: Remembering Things Past: Tradition as a Way of Knowing in Edmund Burke and Hans-Georg Gadamer
Chapter Seven: Reconciling the Heart with the Head: The Poetry of William Cowper and the Thought of Michael Polanyi
Conclusion
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