Fiction -- History and criticism; Political fiction -- History and criticism; Politics in literature
ECONOMIC GROUPS 63
The _Lumpenproletariat_ 63
Peasants 64
Labor 65
Proletarians 68
The Middle Class 68
The Rich and Well Born 69
POLITICAL GROUPS 72
Office Holders: Rules and Skills 73
The Mechanics of Control 75
International Communism 76
Analysis of Mass Phenomena 78
Chapter Six. THE NOVELIST AS ANALYST OF INDIVIDUAL
POLITICAL BEHAVIOR 79
Motivation 79
Moral Problems and Changing Values 81
The Successful Politician 82
Political Pathology: Deviates, Martyrs, and Authoritarians 84
Men Behind the Scenes 88
The Disillusioned 88
The Role of Woman 91
Chapter Seven. SOME CONCLUSIONS 93
Bibliography 96
chapter one
The Study of the Political Novel
=The Importance of the Political Novel=
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