Beyond Culture

This collection of essays explores the complexities of modern culture and literature, delving into the interplay between art and society. Trilling examines the role of literature in shaping cultural and intellectual discourse, offering insights into the works of Jane Austen, Freud, and others. The essays challenge readers to consider the broader implications of cultural assumptions and the responsibilities of the intellectual in contemporary society. Through critical analysis, Trilling encourages a deeper understanding of the cultural forces at play in literature and beyond.

Published 1967.

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