Titlebook: Harold Laski; A Political Biograph Michael Newman Book 1993 Michael Newman 1993 democracy.liberty.socialism.British Politics

FUSC

Michael Newman, and revealing life’s complexities—and in dramatic and compelling ways. The public’s fascination with a Zola, Mozart, Rembrandt, and van Gogh were translated into popular biographies, novels, and films (Armour, 1980; Walker, 1996).

外观

Michael Newmanhat creativity peaked for some who were older than 30 and 40. These and other problems with the decline model are critically examined in this chapter, especially the methods used to investigate it and the attitudes that underlie it. Research in opposition to this model is reviewed in subsequent chapters.

绿州

,A Fabian Intellectual? (1920–5), undermined in subsequent years. Nevertheless, it was a crucially important stage in his life when he wrote his most influential book, . (hereafter .). And this work reflected the integration that he had achieved between the different aspects of his activities.

不透明性

,Empire, Race and Identity (1929–31),re also to have a marked effect on his political evolution, even though these were sometimes only apparent in the long term. This chapter therefore considers Laski’s involvement in these three aspects of imperial strategy.

果核

星球的光亮度

安抚

abracadabra

Michael Newmant artistic creativity has more than one high point, it is not only in youth, and it is sustained, refreshed, and emergent in old age (Chapter 5). These conflicting assertions about artistic creativity among painters are examined in this chapter. (For details of the research on which this chapter was based, see Lindauer, 1993b.)

起皱纹

Political Education,y and Beatrice Webb, and a speech he heard in Manchester just before going to Oxford, by Keir Hardie, ‘whose account of the effort of the Scottish miners to form a trade-union made me begin, at least dimly, to understand the price the workers have to pay for the social reform they achieve’.

农学

,The General Strike and After (1926–9),titude. None of these affected his political stance in an overt way, but the underlying evolution that was beginning to take place helps to explain the . change of course that occurred during the 1930s.