Table of Contents

• Acknowledgments
• Part One. Introduction
  • 1. Literature, Science, and the Modern Mind
• Part Two. Context and Distance
  • 2. Strangers and Brothers against the Grain
  • 3. Blindness, Insight, and the Two Cultures
• Part Three. Snow’s Triptych of Literature, Science, and Politics
  • 4. Literature and the State of Siege
  • 5. The Unneutrality of Science
  • 6. Personal Power and Public Affairs
• Part Four. Epilogue
  • 7. C. P. Snow and the Struggle of Modernity
• Notes
• Select Bibliography
• Index

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"...an original, provocative, and convincing study... significant not only in its own right as the most comprehensive study to date of Snow's life and works but also as a successful integration of the three principal areas of his life and works: literature, science, and politics." -- Howard P. Segal, Associate Professor of History, University of Maine

About the Author

The late John de la Mothe was Canada Research Chair in Innovation Strategy and was a faculty member at the Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa.

Reviews

"C. P. Snow and the Struggle of Modernity is engaging and challenging. Its scholarship is impressive. Intelligence and sensitivity inform the analysis of this complex and most crucial subject matter. It is a first-rate intellectual biography."oAlkis Kontos, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto ". .. an original, provocative, and convincing study... significant not only in its own right as the most comprehensive study to date of Snow's life and works but also as a successful integration of the three principal areas of his life and works: literature, science, and politics."oHoward P. Segal, Associate Professor of History, University of Maine