Socialism and the intelligentsia, 1880-1914

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Contents Contributors A cknowledgments Introduction: Historical and Theoretical Themes A NEW PROJECT INTELLECTUALS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS THEORETICAL DISCUSSION NOTES Sidney and Beatrice Webb INTRODUCTION ENTER SIDNEY ENTER BEATRICE POLITICAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROJECTS, 1890-1914 THE WAR LABOUR IN POWER A NEW CIVILISATION CONCLUSION SIDNEY AND BEATRICE WEBB: CHRONOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHY NOTES Max Weber and German Social Democracy WEBER AND MARXISM WEBER AND THE SPD WEBER AND MICHELS WEBER AND BOURGEOIS REFORMISM WEBER AND THE WORLD WAR WEBER AND REVOLUTION NOTES Reformism the ‘Bourgeoisification’ of the Labour Movement REFORMISM AND THE POLITICAL ELITE OF THE LABOUR MOVEMENT REFORMISM AS A TENDENCY WITHIN THE WORKING CLASS THE ECONOMIC BASIS OF REFORMISM CONCLUSION NOTES Education and Self- Education: Staffing the Early ILP INTRODUCTION ILP SOCIAL COMPOSITION: GENERAL OVERVIEW THE cNEW JOURNALISM5 PUBLIC SPEAKING RAMSAY MACDONALD AND THE ILP 'MACHINE' THE NEW UNIONISTS EDUCATION AND SELF-EDUCATION THE PROFESSION OF POLITICS CONCLUSION: THE POLITICAL AND THE SOCIAL NOTES Socialism and the Educated Working Class NOTES Notes on Three Socialisms — Collectivism, Statism and Associationism - Mainly in Late-Nineteenth- andFor Andy Durr and Paddy MaguireThe world is going your way at present, Webb, but it is not the right way in the end.William Morris, talking to Sidney Webb in 1895, quoted in R. Page Arnot, William Morris: The Man and the Myth, London, Lawrence &Revolution is not a thing you can let others do for youMau Kai Yey, talking to Jan Myrdal, Report from a Chinese Village,Harmondsworth, Penguin, 1967Early- Twentieth-CenturyBritain A PROJECT AND ITS PROBLEMS ENTER THE CPMC> ENTER ‘ENGLISH ASSOCIATIONS OF WORKING MEN’ ASSOCIATIONS AND THE ‘PMC’ - SITES OF STRUGGLE: FABIANISM AND LIBERALISM A NOTE ON ‘ISMS’ COLLECTIVISM ST AT ISM COLLECTIVISM AND STATISM: SITES OF CONFLICT RE-ENTER ASSOCIATIONISM NOTES Conclusion: Historiography and the New Class VARIETIES OF ‘NEW CLASS’ THE EASTERN NEW CLASS THE WESTERN NEW CLASS THE PUBLIC SPHERE IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTUR Y DIVISIONS OF LABOUR IN SOCIALISM: CONCLUSION NOTES Index