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| Preface to the First Paperback Edition | |
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| Preface to the Original Edition | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The French Rococo Salon | |
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| D'Holbach and Helvetius | |
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| Coffeehouses in Eighteenth-Century London | |
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| The Royal Society and the Rise of Modern Science | |
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| The Profession of Letters in Eighteenth-Century England | |
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| The Widening Reading Public | |
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| Booksellers and Authors | |
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| Circulating Libraries | |
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| The Commercialization of Literature | |
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| The Commercialization of Writing: Four Cases from Nineteenth-Century England | |
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| Walter Scott | |
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| William M. Thackeray | |
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| Charles Dickens | |
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| George Eliot | |
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| British Nineteenth-Century Reviews | |
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| Censorship | |
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| Political Censorship: Pre-Revolutionary France | |
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| Moral Censorship: The Victorian Era in America | |
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| The Political Sect: The Saint-Simonians | |
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| Literary Bohemia: The Early Years of Greenwich Village | |
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| The Little Magazine: The Masses and The Little Review | |
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| The Masses | |
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| The Little Review | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Intellectuals in Power | |
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| Boring from Within | |
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| Legitimizing Power | |
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| Critics of Power | |
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| Salvation Abroad | |
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| Intellectuals in Power | |
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| The Jacobin Intellectuals or the Politics of Virtue | |
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| The Bolsheviks: Intellectuals as Professional Revolutionaries | |
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| Boring from Within | |
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| The Fabians: Intelligence Officers without an Army | |
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| The Brain Trust Courts Power | |
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| Legitimizing Power | |
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| Napoleon and the Ideologues | |
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| Gomulka and the Revisionists | |
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| Critics of Power | |
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| The Abolitionists | |
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| The Dreyfusards | |
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| Salvation Abroad | |
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| Rage for Order: The Philosophes' Love Affair with China and Russia | |
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| Riding the Wave of the Future in the Thirties | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Intellectual Types and Institutional Settings | |
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| The Scene and Prospect Before Us: Two Contrasting Perspectives | |
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| America as a Bureaucratized Mass Society: The Obsolescence of the Intellectual | |
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| America as a Pluralistic Society: Sanguine Prospects for Superior Culture | |
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| Unattached Intellectuals | |
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| Academic Intellectuals | |
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| The University Today | |
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| The University as a Setting for Intellectuals | |
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| Career Pressures and the Departmentalization of Knowledge | |
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| Time Pressures | |
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| Skill versus Cultivation | |
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| The Consultant Role of Academic Men | |
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| Research Entrepreneurship | |
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| Bureaucratic Impediments | |
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| Prospects | |
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| Scientific Intellectuals | |
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| The Professional Role of the Scientist | |
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| The New Public Role of the Scientist | |
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| The Prospect for Scientific Intellectuals | |
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| Intellectuals in Washington | |
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| The Intellectual as a Civil Servant | |
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| The Intellectual as an Ad Hoc Bureaucrat | |
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| Intellectuals in the Mass-Culture Industries | |
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| The Movie Industry | |
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| The Weekly Mass-Circulation Magazines | |
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| Foundations as Gatekeepers of Contemporary Intellectual Life | |
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| Summing Up | |
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| Fragmentation and Diversification | |
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| Concentration and Absorption | |
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| Absorption, Alienation, or Detached Concern? | |
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| Index | |
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| Subject Index | |
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| Name Index | |