The Achievement of E M Forster

A Study Of Forster’s Work Which Concentrates On The Roots Of His Literary Thinking In Earlier English Romanticism. The Book Treats Forster's Work In The Early Short Stories, A Room With A View And Where Angels Fear To Tread, The Longest Journey, Howards End And A Passage To India. It Then Discusses The Changes In Forster’s Thinking After The First World War And The Lasting Qualities Of Forster’s Work Amidst Decaying Social Cohesion And The Loss Of Imaginative Vision.