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Only Connect: Politics and Literature 10 Years Later, 1982-92

The evidence available suggests that the method of using literature for teaching political science does work: the interesting questions are now those concerned with how the "method"— the combination of politics and literature in political science teaching and research—may be systematised and disseminated for the benefit of the discipline of political science (White-brook 1983, 16).