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• catalog tableOfContents "Early editions -- Date and source of the play -- Modern editions of the play -- Relations of the 1604 and 1616 texts -- Authorship of the prose scenes and the additions -- Transmission of the text of the play -- Marlowe and the Faustus story -- From Rowley and Birde to Goethe -- Stage history of Doctor Faustus -- Tragical history of Doctor Faustus -- Appendices: Source passages for the English Faust Book (1592) -- Historical Doctor Faustus -- Lines in Doctor Faustus reproduced or imitated in Taming of a Shrew -- Extracts from the 166 Quarto -- Ballad of Faustus -- Short list of editions and authorities.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The phenomenology of perception : perceptual implications / Aron Gurwitsch -- The visibility of things seen : a phenomenological view of painting / Eugene Kaelin -- Authentic existence : a new approach to "value theory" / John Wild -- On avoiding the void : ideals and principles / Warren E. Olson -- Existentialism and the tradition / Asher Moore -- Notes on the philosophical anthropology of William James / James M. Edie -- The life-world and the world of ordinary language / Eugene TeHennepe -- Existential universals / Richard F. Grabau -- The Husserlian ideal of a pure phenomenology / Fernando Molina -- A phenomenological analysis of approval / Herbert Spiegelberg -- Aloneness, loneliness, isolation, solitude / Rubin Gotesky -- Expressive meanings / Eugene T. Gendlin -- The structure of emotion / George A. Schrader -- The expression of thinking / Erwin W. Straus.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Are there A priori concepts? -- 2. The meaning of a word -- 3. Other minds -- 4. Truth -- 5. Unfair to facts -- 6. A plea for excuses -- 7. Ifs and cans -- 8. How to talk- some simple ways -- 9. Pretending -- 10. Performative utterances.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / by H. Richard Niebuhr -- Introduction -- Mead's doctrine of mind, self and society -- Martin Buber's philosophy of the personal -- Mead and Buber: a comparison and critique -- The validity and value of the social self.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part I. The pragmaticism of Charles Peirce -- Theory of knowledge -- Theory of reality -- The reality of laws -- Part II. The pragmatism of William James -- Philosophy of religion -- Pragmatism -- The pragmatic theory of truth -- Part III. The instrumentalism of John Dewey -- Theory of inquiry -- Ethical theory -- Some implications of Dewey's naturalism.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Jeremy Bentham.--II. James Mill.--III. John Stuart Mill.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The method of extension and intension -- II. L-Determinacy -- III. The method of the name-relation -- IV. On metalanguages for semantics -- V. On the logic of modalities.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The theory and its origins -- Hume -- from Hume to Bentham -- Jeremy Bentham -- The radical Utilitarians -- James Mill -- Utilitarianism and the classical economists -- John Stuart Mill -- The Utilitarians -- Apologies and corrections.".
• catalog tableOfContents "ch. 1. From Renaissance to revolution -- ch. 2. Kant, the philosopher of the revolution -- ch. 3. The revolution breaks down; Romanticism is born -- ch. 4. Kant and the background of philosophic romanticism -- ch. 5. The romantic philosophers -Fichte -- ch. 6. The romantic philosophers -Schelling -- ch. 7. The romantic philosophers -Hegel -- ch. 8. Evolution becomes a general idea -- ch. 9. The Industrial Revolution -the quest for markets -- ch. 10. The social Renaissance -utilitarianism -- ch. 11. The social Renaissance -Karl Marx and socialism -- ch. 12. Industry a boon to science -mechanism the handmaid of finality -- ch. 13. Modern science is research science -- ch. 14. Science raises problems for philosophy -vitalism; Henri Bergson -- ch. 15. Science raises problems for philosophy -realism and pragmatism -- ch. 16. The problem of society -how we become selves -- ch. 17. Mind approached through behavior -can its study be made scientific? -- ch. 18. Individuality in the nineteenth century -- Appendix: French philosophy in the nineteenth century.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The transcendental viewpoint : The critique of reason -- pure or otherwise ; A new notion of synthesis -- Incarnated intentionality; the new transcendental aesthetic : The problem of truth ; Figure, field, and the world ; The characteristics of incarnated intentionality ; the coexistence of egos in an intersubjective world -- Analytica-dialectica : Je suis donc je pense ; formal thought ; Expression: the cogito's self-discovery -- Practica : The problem of finite freedom ; The human nature of the world's demands ; Realizing humanity -- Poetica: a new Montaigne : Being and expression ; The most basic expression: the gesture ; Toward a phenomenology of language ; language as peculiar world: criteria for its truth ; recuperation of the world and the classical figures.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Jaspers' autobiography -- Descriptive and critical essays on the philosophy of Karl Jaspers -- The philosopher replies -- Bibliography of the writings of Karl Jaspers to spring, 1957, compiled by Kurt Rossmann (p. 871-887)".
• catalog tableOfContents "The growth of punishment, 602-1750 -- The age of chivalry -- The age of learning -- The age of elegance -- The beginnings of reform, 1750-1945 -- The law reformers -- The police reformers -- The prison reformers -- Criminal man -- L'uomo delinquente -- Causes and cures -- The criminal's psychology -- The crime cult -- The detection of crime -- The great melting pot -- The new world -- Gangs and syndicates -- Cops and G-men -- Present problems -- Capital punishment -- Corporal punishment -- Prisons -- Police -- The young offender -- The sexual offender -- Progress and palindrome.".
• catalog tableOfContents "4. As contrast regarding the attitude towards Jewish life -- B. Spinoza's critique -- 1. The critique on the basis of Maimonides' science -- 2. The critique on the basis of modern metaphysics -- a. The concept of prejudice and modern metaphysics -- b. The critique of prophecy -- c. The critique of miracles -- 3. The limitation of this critique -- VII. The critique of Calvin -- A. Calvin's position as immune to Spinoza's critique -- B. The illusion of the critique -- C. Systematic critique of religion (in principle possible, and proving in fact impossible) -- D. The motive of the critique -- E. The justification and precondition of positive critique -- VIII. The analysis of revealed religion -- IX. The state and the social function of religion -- A. The "realism" of Spinoza's political doctrine -- B. The theory of natural right and the critique of theocracy -- C. Natural right and rational right -- D. The concrete presuppositions for the critique of theocracy -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "E. Vulgus and nation, superstition and religion -- X. Spinoza's conception of the Bible and Bible science -- A. Spinoza's indifference to scripture, and his historical consciousness -- B. Interest in scripture and the idea of Bible science as positive science -- C. Critique of religion and Bible science -- D. Philological and historical critique.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part one: The tradition of the critique of religion -- I. The tradition of the critique of religion -- II. Uriel da Costa -- III. Isaac de la Peyrere -- IV. Thomas Hobbes -- A. The spirit of physics (technology) and religion -- B. The spirit of commonwealth (morality) and religion -- C. The theoretical critique and Hobbes' attitude to religion -- D. The critique of the Bible -- Part two: Spinoza's critique of religion -- V. The critique of orthodoxy -- A. The critique on the basis of scripture -- B. The critique on the basis of reason (critique of scripture) -- 1. The critique of miracles -- 2. The critique of the teachings of scriptures -- 3. The philological-historical critique -- C. The premises and the limitation of the critique of orthodoxy -- VI. The critique of Maimonides -- A. The divergences between Spinoza and Maimonides -- 1. According to Spinoza's own view -- 2. As contrast regarding the central theological assumption -- 3. As contrast regarding the conception of man -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Fieldwork : recording traditional music / George List -- Archiving / George List -- The use of printed sources / Richard M. Dorson -- Folk atlas mapping / Robert Wildhaber -- The use of artifacts and folk art in the folk museum / J. Geraint Jenkins -- The cultural geographer and folklife research / E. Estyn Evans.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preface ; Concepts of folklore and folklife studies / Richard M. Dorson -- Folk narrative / Linda Dégh -- Narrative folk poetry / W. Edson Richmond -- Folk epic / Felix J. Oinas -- Proverbs and proverbial expressions / Roger D. Abrahams -- Riddles / Roger D. Abrahams and Alan Dundes -- Folk speech / W. Edson Richmond -- Festivals and celebrations / Robert J. Smith -- Recreations and games / Robert A. Georges / Folk medicine / Don Yoder -- Folk religion / John C. Messenger -- Folk crafts / Warren E. Roberts -- Folk art / Henry Glassie -- Folk architecture / Warren E. Roberts -- Folk costume ; Folk Cookery / Don Yoder -- Folk drama / Roger D. Abrahams -- Folk music / George List -- Folk dance / Joann Wheeler Kealiinohomoku -- Fieldwork : collecting oral literature / Donald A. Macdonald -- Fieldwork : recording material culture / Warren E. Roberts --".
• catalog tableOfContents "The world of science. Individual and social knowledge ; The universe of astronomy ; The world of physics ; Biological evolution ; The physiology of sensation and volition ; The science of mind -- Language. The uses of language ; Ostensive definition ; Proper names ; Egocentric particulars ; Suspended reactions : knowledge and belief ; Sentences ; External reference of ideas and beliefs ; Truth : elementary forms ; Logical words and falsehood ; General knowledge ; Fact, belief, truth, and knowledge -- Science and perception. Knowledge of facts and knowledge of laws ; Solipsism ; Common-sense inference ; Physics and experience ; Time in experience ; Space in psychology ; Mind and matter -- Scientific concepts. Interpretation ; Minimum vocabularies ; Structure ; Structure and minimum vocabularies ; Time, public and private ; Space in classical physics ; Space-time ; The principle of individuation ; Causal laws ; Space-time and causality -- Probability. Kinds of probability ; The calculus of probability ; The finite-frequency interpretation ; The Mises-Reichenbach frequency theory ; Keynes's theory of probability ; Degrees of credibility ; Probability and induction -- Postulates of scientific inference. Kinds of knowledge ; The role of induction ; The postulate of natural kinds or of limited variety ; Knowledge transcending experience ; Causal lines ; Structure and causal laws ; Interaction ; Analogy ; Summary of postulates ; The limits of empiricism.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The challenge to renewal -- Orientation to life -- Cosmos and person -- The transformations of man -- The basis of human development -- Beyond moral ambiguities -- The fulfillment of man -- The drama of renewal -- The way and the life.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Being and becoming human -- Being and becoming related -- Being and becoming oneself.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Philosophy and knowledge -- Scepticism and certainty -- Perception -- Memory -- Myself and others.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Rationalism and empiricism -- pt. 2. Universals -- pt. 3. Space, time, and infinity -- pt. 4. Rational theology -- pt. 5. Philosophy of mind -- pt. 6. The concept of cause -- pt. 7. The nature of things -- pt. 8. The nature of metaphysics.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Essays: The language of values, by W. Moore. The languages of sign theory and value theory, by E. S. Robinson. Significance, signification, and painting, by C. Morris. Evaluation and discourse, by S. C. Pepper. Empirical verifiability theory of factual meaning and axiological truth, by E. M. Adams. The third man, by I. McGreal. A non-normative definition of "good," by A. C. Garnett. The judgmental functions of moral language, by H. Fingarette. Some puzzles for attitude theories of value, by R. B. Brandt. The meaning of "intrinsic value," by H. N. Lee. Value propositions, by R. S. Hartman. A second sequel on value, by R. Lepley.--Comments and responses.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preface -- Kierkegaard the man -- Sketch of his life -- His early intellectual attitude -- The spheres of existence and the romantic outlook -- The use of pseudonyms -- The spheres of existence -- "The acoustics of the romantic souls" -- The ethical view and its limits -- Kiekegaard's approach to ethics -- The ethical revaluation of esthetic life -- The ethical choice and the final end -- The confines of the ethical view -- The attack upon Hegelianism -- What Kierkegaard knew about Hegelianism -- The anti-Hegelian strain in the esthetic works -- Spurious pillars of wisdom -- The meaning of existence -- Existential knowledge of God -- Existence and the subjective thinker -- Existence and religious transcendence -- Faith and the historicity of existence -- The nature of the human individual -- The place of the individual in Kierkegaard's thought -- Political and social criticism -- Equality and the individual -- Humanism and Christianity -- Becoming a Christian in Christendom -- Convergence on the problem of Christianity -- The situation of being in Christendom -- "First, severity: then, gentleness" -- Becoming contemporaneous with Christ -- Education in religious existence -- Kierkegaard and Christian philosophy -- The starting point of cognition -- The modes of being -- Speculative and systematic knowledge -- The whole man -- Faith and reason -- Bibliographical note -- Bibliographical supplement -- Notes -- Index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The value of moral philosophy : 1. What moral philosophers do -- 2. Doubts and possibilities -- II. The purpose of moral language : 1. Two types of moral thinking -- 2. Men and Machines -- 3. Common concepts in moralism : Freedom and compulsion ; Criteria and morality ; The function of moral principles ; Justice, reward and punishment -- 4. The uses of moralism -- III. A method for morals : 1. Criteria and agreement -- 2. Rational morality -- 3. Epilogue.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[The word "from" standing before the title indicates a selection, not the full text of the work.] Part I. Background. from On free will / St. Augustine -- from The spirit and the letter / St. Augustine -- from Summa theologica / St. Thomas Aquinas -- from The Oxford commentary / John Duns Scotus -- from The questions concerning liberty, necessity, and choice / Thomas Hobbes -- Part II. Determinism. from An examination of Sir William Hamilton's philosophy / John Stuart Mill -- Free will as involving determinism / Philippa Foot -- "I can" / Richard Taylor -- Part III. Libertarianism. from Being and nothingness / Jean-Paul Sartre -- Determinism, indeterminism, and libertarianism / C.D. Broad -- Part IV. The Voluntary. from Ethica Eudemia / Aristotle -- Negligence, mens rea, and criminal responsibility / H.L.A. Hart.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introductory: The People and the phases of their civilization -- Book I The Shinto religion and the communal system, early stages and survival -- Book II Introduction of Buddhism and its establishment (about 600-800) -- Book III The Period of Heian, an age of peace and ease (about 800-1200) -- Book IV The Age of feudal strife and religious struggle (about 1200-1600) -- Book V The Tokugawa regime of peace and order (about 1600-1868) -- Book VI The Era of Meiji and the present, an age of progress and problems (1868-1928)".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introductory: The People and the phases of their civilization. General remarks on the Japanese people ; Religions in Japan ; Epochs of religious history -- Book I. The Shinto religion and the communal system, early stages and survival. General features of Shinto ; Shinto mythology ; Religion and social life -- Book II. Introduction of Buddhism and its establishment (about 600-800). Spread of Buddhism and its arrival in Japan ; The prince-regent Shotoku, his ideals and work ; Buddhist inspiration and its manifestations ; Reforms and progress ; The period of Nara and the glories of the Tempyo era ; The culminating phases of the culture of Nara -- Book III. The Period of Heian, an age of peace and ease (about 800-1200). The new departure and general features ; Saicho and his work ; Shingon Buddhism and Kukai's work ; Religion and social life -- Book IV. The Age of feudal strife and religious struggle (about 1200-1600). General features of the Kamakura period (1186-1333) ; Amita-Buddhism or Jodo pietism ; Nichiren and his prophetic religion ; Zen Buddhism ; Social disintegration after the fourteenth century ; Religious strife ; Kirishitan missions, Japan's first contact with Europe and Christianity ; End of Confusion and dawn of peace -- Book V. The Tokugawa regime of peace and order (about 1600-1868). The establishment of a firm rule ; Confucianism and its schools ; The blooming of culture and the rise of the bourgeoisie ; Peace, refinement, and degeneration ; Po;ular teachers in religion and ethics ; Revival of Shinto ; The last stage of the Tokugawa regime -- Book VI. The Era of Meiji and the present, an age of progress and problems (1868-1928). The new era, its start and characteristics ; Religious policy and problems ; A decade of Europeanization ; Conservative reaction and religious problems ; Spiritual unrest and the rise of individualism ; Social unrest, sharper antagonism between radicals and conservatives ; The world war and after.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina -- William Byrd -- Giulio Caccini -- Thomas Morley -- Claudio Monteverdi -- Girolamo Frescobaldi -- Heinrich Schütz -- Henry Purcell -- François Couperin -- Georg Philipp Telemann -- Jean Philippe Rameau -- Benedetto Marcello -- Jean Jacques Rousseau -- Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach -- Christoph Willibald Gluck -- Joseph Haydn -- André Ernest Grétry -- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -- Ludwig van Beethoven -- Louis Spohr -- Carl Maria von Weber -- Gioacchino Antonio Rossini -- Franz Schubert -- Gaetano Donizetti -- Hector Berlioz -- Michael Ivanovitch Glinka -- Felix Mendelssohn -- Frédéric François Chopin -- Robert Schumann -- Franz Liszt -- Alexander Sergeivitch Dargomijsky -- Richard Wagner -- Giuseppe Verdi -- Charles François Gounod -- Edouard Lalo -- Bedřich (Friedrich) Smetana -- Johannes Brahms -- Alexander Borodin -- César Cui -- Camille Saint-Saëns -- Mili Alexeivitch Balakirev -- Georges Bizet -- Modeste Petrovitch Moussorgsky -- Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky -- Antonin Dvořák -- Edvard Hagerup Grieg -- Nikolai Andreyevitch Rimski-Korsakov -- Gabriel Fauré -- Vincent D'Indy -- Giacomo Puccini -- Hugo Wolf -- Gustav Mahler -- Edward Alexander Macdowell -- Frederick Delius -- Claude Debussy -- Richard Strauss -- Paul Dukas -- Ferruccio Busoni -- Erik Satie -- Albert Roussel -- Ralph Vaughan Williams -- Max Reger -- Sergei Vassilievitch Rachmaninoff -- Arnold Schoenberg -- Gustav Holst -- Charles Edward Ives -- Maurice Ravel -- Manuel de Falla -- Ernest Bloch -- Béla Bartók -- Gian Francesco Malipiero -- Zoltán Kodály -- Igor Stravinsky -- Anton von Webern -- Alban Berg -- Sergei Prokofiev -- Arthur Honegger -- Darius Milhaud -- Paul Hindenmith -- Virgil Thomson -- Roger Sessions -- George Gershwin -- Francis Poulenc -- Georges Auric -- Carlos Chavez -- George Antheil -- Ernst Krenek -- Aaron Copland.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The cosmic setting as presented in the Christian scriptures -- Pre-Christian history -- The earthly life of him through whom Christianity began -- The initial five centuries of Christianity; Professed allegiance of the Roman world; influence of that world: Birth of the Catholic church; definition of Christian beliefs -- Deepening twilight A.D. 500-950 -- Revival and involvement in medieval Europe, A.D. 950-1350 -- Geographic losses and spiritual decay; Partly offset by fresh religious movements A.D. 1350-1500 -- Revival, reform, and expansion A.D. 1500-1750 -- The shock of augmented revolution A.D. 1750-1815 -- The nineteenth century: mounting western domination with economic intellectual and social revolutions A.D. 1815-1914 -- Christianity, challenged and expanding: the half-century which followed, A.D. 1914 -- An attempt at an appraisal and forecast.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part I: Introduction -- The origins of Hindu speculation -- The Upanisads and the fundamental doctrines of later Hindu thought -- Philosophy in the Mahabharata -- Part II: Selections from the Rig Veda -- Part III: Selections from the Atharva Veda -- Part IV: Selections from the Upanisads -- Part V: Selections from the Bhagavad Gita -- Part VI: Selections from the Moksadharma (Mahabharata Book 12)".
• catalog tableOfContents "The translation of the New Testament -- The text of the New Testament -- Aramaic origins -- The synoptic gospels -- The life of Christ in the twentieth century -- Johannine studies: I. The fourth gospel -- Johannine studies: 2. The epistles and Revelation -- The writings of the other apostolic men (Acts: I Peter: Hebrews: James: Jude: II Peter) -- The theology of the New Testament.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Historical scholarship and its relation to life -- Human nature in history -- Judgment in history -- Cataclysm and tragic conflict in history -- Providence and the historical process -- Christianity as an historical religion -- History, religion, and the present day.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Book I: Right and Wrong as a Clue to the Meaning of the Universe -- the law of human nature -- some objections -- the reality of the law -- what lies behind the law -- we have cause to be uneasy -- Part II: What Christians Believe -- the rival conceptions of God -- the invasion -- the shocking alternative -- the perfect penitent -- the practical conclusion -- Book III: Christian Behaviour -- the three parts of morality -- the "cardinal values" -- social morality -- morality and psychoanalysis -- sexual morality -- Christian marriage -- forgiveness -- the great sin -- charity -- hope -- faith -- faith -- Book IV: Beyond Personality: or First steps in the doctrine of the Trinity -- making and begetting -- the three-personal God -- time and beyond time -- good infection -- the obstinate toy soldiers -- two notes -- let's pretend -- Is Christianity hard or easy? -- counting the cost -- nice people or new men -- the new men.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The conditions of thinking -- Nature and grace -- History and tradition -- The fact of revelation -- Some modernizers -- Soul and mind -- Creation and causality -- Obligation and liberty -- Nature again.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The identification of irony -- Some pointers to irony -- Distinctive marks of irony -- The ironic in the Old Testament: Some examples -- II. Jonah: The absurdity of God -- III. Saul: the tragedy of greatness -- The ambiguous kingship -- Saul and the people -- Rejection -- Successor and degeneration -- IV. Genesis: The irony of Israel -- Eden to Babel -- Variations on an Ironic theme -- Abraham: the ironies of promise -- Jacob: the irony of brotherhood -- Joseph: the irony of providence -- V. Isaiah: faith on the brink -- Isaiah's ironic techniques -- A nation against God -- The irony of politics -- Reflections on the ethical -- irony among the glosses -- VI. Qoheleth: the limits of wisdom -- Some basic axioms -- Vanity -- Business and pleasure -- VII. Job: The irony of reconciliation -- The friends: the irony of the healthy -- Job: the irony of the sufferer -- The irony of God -- Epilogue: faith and the ironic vision.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Old Testament as a whole. Introduction ; Religious interest in the Old Testament ; Literary interest in the Old Testament ; Historical and critical interest in the Old Testament ; History of the canon ; Text and versions of the Old Testament -- The Pentateuch. General considerations ; The J Document ; The S Document ; The E Document ; The book of Deuteronomy ; The priestly code (P) ; The codes of law in the Pentateuch ; The poems in the Pentateuch ; The redactors of the Pentateuch -- The Former Prophets. The book of Joshua ; The book of Judges ; The books of Samuel ; The books of Kings -- The Latter Prophets. The book of Isaiah ; The book of Jeremiah ; The book of Ezekiel ; The book of the twelve -- The Writings, or Hagiographa. The Psalms ; The book of Proverbs ; The book of Job ; The Song of Songs ; The book of Ruth ; The book of Lamentations ; The book of Ecclesiastes ; The book of Esther ; The book of Daniel ; The books of Chronicles ; The books of Ezra and Nehemiah.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1, Introduction. The significance of St. Augustine today / Daniel D. Williams -- The life of St. Augustine / Roy W. Battenhouse -- St. Augustine as pastor / Joseph B. Bernardin -- pt. 2, A critical guide to the major works. The earliest writings / David E. Roberts -- On Christian instruction / T.S.K. Scott-Craig -- The anti-Manichean writings / Stanley Romaine Hopper -- The anti-Donatist writings / Frederick W. Dillistone -- The anti-Pelagian writings / Paul Lehmann -- The enigma of the trinity / Cyril C. Richardson -- The city of God / Edward R. Hardy, Jr. -- pt. 3, Special aspects of St. Augustine's thought. Faith and reason / Robert E. Cushman -- The creation of the world / William A. Christian -- The person and work of Christ / Albert C. Outler -- The Christian ethic / Thomas J. Bigham and Albert T. Mollegen -- The devotional life / Roger Hazelton.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The American People: Their Space, Time, and Religion -- II. From Coercion to Persuasion: Another Look at the Rise of Religious Liberty and the Emergence of Denominationalism -- III. American Protestantism during the Revolutionary Epoch -- IV. Thomas Jefferson's "Fair Experiment": Religious Freedom -- V. Abraham Lincoln's "Last, Best Hope of Earth": The American Dream of Destiny and Democracy -- VI. When "Wise Men Hoped": An Examination of the Mind and spirit of the National Period -- VII. Denominationalism: The Shape of Protestantism in America -- VIII. American Protestantism since the Civil War. I. From Denominationalism to Americanism -- IX. American Protestantism since the Civil War. II. From Americanism to Christianity".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. : John Stuart Mill: the half-circle ; 2. Clough: the real doubter ; 3. George Eliot: the search for justice ; 4. Matthew Arnold: conservative revolutionary ; 5. Herbert Spencer: the scientific sage I ; T H. Huxley : the scientific sage II ; 7. Samuel Butler -- pt. II. : 1. The attack on religion ; 2. Alternative religions ; 3. Ethical currents ; 4. Evolution and ethics.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The shaping of American Protestantism, 1607-1787. Protestant diversity -- The common heritage -- The concept of denominationalism -- Shaping a Protestant America, 1787-1914 -- The churches in the post-Revolutionary era -- The task of the churches defined -- The Protestant counteroffensive -- The realignment of American Protestantism -- A Protestant America -- Protestantism in post-Protestant America, 1914- Protestantism's loss of identity -- The new configuration of American Protestantism -- Prospects for recovery.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part I: Moses an Egyptian -- Part II: If Moses was an Egyptian ... -- Part III: Moses, his people, and monotheistic religion -- Prefatory notes -- Section One: The historical premisses, Latency period and tradition, The analogy, Application, Difficulties -- Section Two: Summary, The people of Israel, The great man, The progress in spirituality, Renunciation versus gratification, The truth in religion, The return of the repressed, The historical truth, The historical development -- Glossary.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt.1. Natural theology. The cosmological argument -- The ontological argument (1) -- The ontological argument (2) -- The teleological argument -- pt. 2. Natural atheology. The problem of evil -- The free will defense -- Verificationism and other atheologica -- pt. 3. God and other minds. Other minds and analogy -- Alternatives to the analogical position -- God and analogy.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preaching and teaching in the early church -- Principles and motives of Christian ethics in the New Testament -- The ethical teaching of the gospels -- The law of Christ.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Introduction -- 2. Later Impressionism -- 3. Symbolist art -- 4. Expressionism -- 5. Cubism -- 6. Abstract and non-objective art -- 7. Dada and surrealism -- 8. School of Paris: 1920-40 -- 9. Independent schools and masters -- 10. Postscript: towards tomorrow.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Human nature -- II. Human destiny.".
• catalog tableOfContents "What faith is -- What faith is not -- Symbols of faith -- Types of faith -- The truth of faith -- The life of faith -- Conclusion : the possibility and necessity of faith today.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Functions of religious faith -- God, man, and nature -- Changing the self and the world -- Salvation and related themes -- Wealth and health -- Ways of salvation -- Components of religion -- Summary of themes and trends -- Cultural background -- Subjective religious experience, dogma, ritual -- From latent to manifest functions of religion -- A note on misplaced technological orientation -- Non-conservative attitudes toward the "world" -- Conservative attitudes toward the "world" -- Other issues -- Inspirational psychotherapy -- Magic and medicine -- Toward evaluation of the literature as mass culture.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Jacob Boehme's influence in England -- Early English interpreters of spiritual religion: John Everard, Giles Randall, and others -- Spiritual religion in high places--Rous, Vane, and Sterry -- Benjamin Whichcote, the first of the "Latitude-Men" -- John Smith, platonist--"An Interpreter of the Spirit" -- Thomas Traherne and the spiritual poets of the seventeenth century.".
• catalog tableOfContents "What is "Spiritual Religion" -- The main current of the reformation -- Hans Denck and the inward word -- Two prophets of the inward word: Bünderlin and Entfelder -- Sebastian Franck: an apostle of inward religion -- Caspar Schwenckfeld and the reformation of the "Middle Way" -- Sebastian Castellio: a forgotten prophet -- Coornhert and the collegiants--a movement for spiritual religion in Holland -- Valentine Weigel and nature mysticism -- Jacob Boehme: his life and spirit -- Boehme's universe -- Jacob Boehme's "Way of Salvation"".
• catalog tableOfContents "Acknowlededgements -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The Juzgado de Capellanias : organization and employees -- The Juzgado and its revenue -- Personal loans from the Juzgado -- The effects of clerical investment -- The Juzgado and the state -- Conclusion -- List of sources and works cited -- Index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Editor's foreword -- Editor's preface -- After ten years -- Letters to his parents from Tegel, 14 April 1943 -- 15 May 1943 -- A wedding sermon from a prison cell -- Letters to his parents from Tegel: 4 June 1943- 26 April 1944 -- Letters to a friend, poems and miscellaneous papers -- Signs of life from the Prinz-Albrecht-Strasse -- The last days.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chronology -- Three hundred years remote: the man and his age -- Pleader for purity: the puritan writings -- The means of grace: the English sermons -- Champion of the way: the congregational writings -- The means of grace: the American sermons -- Defender of the faith: the theological writings -- Spokesman for organicism: the controversy with Williams -- Moses and Aaron kiss each other: the political writings -- Tamer of impious sentiments: the poems -- John Cotton's significance and contribution to American literature -- Notes and references -- Selected bibliography -- Index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. History and criticism.--2. Illustrative documents.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. The journal, 1771 to 1793.--v. 2. The journal, 1794 to 1816.--v. 3. The letters.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chronology -- Arnold Schoenberg, Anton Webern, Alban Berg -- Igor Stravinsky -- Music in France after Debussy -- Erik Satie and the six -- Milhaud, Honegger, Auric, Poulenc: after the six -- French music after the six -- Music in Soviet Russia -- German music after Richard Strauss -- Nationalism and eclecticism -- Modern music and lyric theater.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. The beginnings 1866-1883 -- 2. The tide of healing -- 1883-1914 -- 1914-1945 -- 1945-1965 -- 3. The horizon of healing -- Healing and salvation -- Practical aspects -- The whole man -- Healing in the churches -- The healing of the nations -- Christianity and science -- The second century.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Foreword, / by William Langer -- Preface, / by Ethel Schlasinger -- General information -- Survey of the state -- City neighbors -- Playgrounds --Highways and trails -- Appendicies.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Hus prepares for the task of Reformer -- 2. Calm before the storm -- 3. The conflict with Archbishop Zbynek -- 4. Attacked, defeated, but unconquered -- 5. Ecclesiology of Hus' opponents. I: John of Holesov, the Tractatus Gloriosus, and Contra Octo Doctores -- 6. Ecclesiology of Hus' Opponents. II: Stanislav of Znojmo -- 7. Ecclesiology of Hus' Opponents. III: Stephen Palec and the "Anonymous" -- 8. Hus' "De Ecclesia" -- 9. Hus' Czech treaties -- 10. Hus' trial at the council of Constance -- 11. Conclusion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "29 The Old Law (1a2æ. 98-105) -- 30 The Gospel of Grace (1a2æ. 106-14) -- vols. 31-47. Secunda Secundae: 31 Faith (2a2æ. 1-7) -- 32 Consequences of Faith (2a2æ. 8-16) -- 33 Hope (2a2æ. 17-22) -- 34 Charity (2a2æ. 23-33) -- Consequences of Charity (2a2æ. 34-46) -- Prudence (2a2æ. 47-56) -- Justice (2a2æ. 57-62) -- Injustice (2a2æ. 63-79) -- Religion (2a2æ. 80-91) -- Consequences of Religion (2a2æ. 92-100) -- The Social Virtues (2a2æ. 101-22) -- Courage (2a2æ. 123-40) -- Temperance (2a2æ. 141-54) -- Parts of Temperance (2a2æ. 155-70) -- Mysticism and Miracle (2a2æ. 171-8) -- Activity and Contemplation (2a2æ. 179-84) -- The Pastoral and Religious Lives (2a2æ. 185-9) -- vols. 48-60. Tertia pars: 48 The Incarnate Word (3a. 1-6) -- 49 The Grace of Christ (3a. 7-15) -- 50 The One Mediator (3a. 16-26) -- 51 Our Lady (3a. 27-30) -- 52 The Childhood of Christ (3a. 31-7) -- 53 The Life of Christ (3a. 38-45) -- 54 The Passion of Christ (3a. 46-52) -- 55 The Resurrection (3a. 53-9) --".
• catalog tableOfContents "56 The Sacraments (3a. 60-5) -- 57 Baptism and Confirmation (3a. 66-72) -- 58 The Eucharist I (3a. 73-8) -- 59 The Eucharist II (3a. 79-83) -- 60 Penance (3a. 84-90) -- vol. 61. General index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "vols. 1-15. Prima pars: 1 Theology (Ia. I) -- 2 Existence and Nature of God (Ia2.- 11) -- 3 Knowing and Naming God (Ia1.2 -13) -- 4 Knowledge in God (Ia1.4 -18) -- 5 The Will and Power of God (Ia1.9 -26) -- 6 The Trinity (Ia2.7 -32) -- 7 Father, Son, and Holy Ghost (Ia. 33-43) -- 8 Creation (Ia4.4 -9) -- 9 Angels (Ia5.0 -64) -- 10 Cosmogony (Ia6.5 -74) -- 11 Man (Ia7.5 -83) -- 12 Human Intelligence (Ia. 84-9) -- 13 Man Made to God's Image (Ia9.0 -102) -- 14 Divine Government (Ia. 103-9) -- 15 The World Order (IaI. 1 0-19) -- vols. 16-30. Prima Secundae: 16 End Happiness (1a2æ. 1-5) -- 17 Human Acts (1a2æ. 6-17) -- 18 Principles of Morality (1a2æ. 8-21) -- 19 Love and Desire (1a2æ. 22-30) -- 20 Pleasure (1a2æ.3 1-9) -- 21 Fear and Anger (1a2æ. 40-8) -- 22 Dispositions for Human Acts (1a2æ. 49-54) -- 23 Virtues (1a2æ. 55-67) -- 24 Gifts and Beatitudes (1a2æ. 68-70) -- 25 Sin (1a2æ. 71-80) -- 26 Original Sin (1a2æ. 81-5) -- 27 Effects of Sin (1a2æ. 86-9) -- 28 Law (1a2ae. 90-7) --".
• catalog tableOfContents "The study of contemporary history, by L. Woodward.--Introduction: The genesis of fascim, by G.L. Mosse.--The nature of fascim in France, by R.J. Soucy.--The political transition of Jacques Doriot, by G.D. Allardyce.--Fascism in Italy, the second wave, by A. Lytteiton.--The men of the Archangel, by E. Weber.--The Austrian Heimwehr., by L. Jedlicka.--Quisling's political ideas, by P.M. Hayes.--The All-Russian Fascist Party, by E. Oberländer.--The hero in the empty room: José Antonio and Spanish Fascism, by H. Thomas.--Fascism, right and left, by H. Seton Watson.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Abu Kasem's slippers.--A pagan hero and a Christian saint.--Four romances from the cycle of King Arthur: Gawain and the Green Knight. The Knight with the lion. Lancelot. Merlin.--The king and the corpse.--Four episodes from the romance of the goddess: The involuntary creation. The involuntary marriage. The voluntary death. Shiva Mad.--On the Siprā shore.".
• catalog tableOfContents ""John Healey's translation, with a selection from Vives' commentaries. edited by R.V.G. Tasker ... introduction by Sir Ernest Barker."".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1: books I-XII, v. 2: books Xii-Xxii.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Antinaturalism in extremis / by John Dewey -- Naturalism and religion / by S.P. Lamprecht -- Naturalism and democracy / by Sidney Hook --Naturalism and ethical theory / by Abraham Edel -- A natural history of the aesthetic transaction / by Eliseo Vivas -- The unnatural / by H.W. Schneider --The history of philosophy / by George Boas -- The materials of historical knowledge / by E.W. Strong -- Naturalism and the sociological analysis of knowledge / by Thelma Z. Lavine -- Logic without ontology / by Ernest Nagel -- A naturalistic view of mind / by Y.H. Krikorian -- The categories of naturalism / by W.R. Dennes -- The naturalism of Frederick Woodbridge / by H.T. Costello --Naturalism in America / by H.A. Larrabee -- Epilogue: The nature of naturalism / by J.H. Randall, jr.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The sources -- The structure of society -- Economic life -- Government and administration -- Monarchs and despots: tensions within the State -- Armies and navies -- Diplomacy and international relations -- The expansion of Russia; Poland, the Baltic and the Near East -- The German states and the rise of Prussia -- Spain, Italy and the Mediterranean -- The Anglo-French struggle for empire -- Europe and the outside world -- Education, ideas and intellectual life -- Religion and the churches.".
• catalog tableOfContents ""We want war!" : the beginning, the Polish campaign, September 1-October 6, 1939 -- The Battle of Britain, July-September, 1940 -- Crete : the winged invasion, May 20-31, 1941 -- "The Rock" : the fall of Corregidor, December, 1941-May 6, 1942 -- Stalingrad : point of no return, June 28-1942-February 2, 1943 -- The Sicilian campaing : strategic compromise, July 10-August 17, 1943 -- Tarawa : a study in courage, November 20-23, 1943 -- Normandy : the beginning of the end, June 6, 1944 -- The greatest sea fight : Leyte Gulf, October 23-26, 1944 -- The Battle of the Bulge : a case history in intelligence, December, 1944-January, 1945 -- The greatest sea-air battle in history : Okinawa, April 1-June 22, 1945.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The background of the story. Buenos Aires to Berlin ; The background of my mission ; Arrival in Berlin ; The background of Germany in May, 1937 ; Attempts to improve Anglo-German relations ; Goering ; Further attampt to improve Anglo-German relations -- The drama. Prelude ; Act 1: Austria ; First Entr'acte ; Act II: Czechoslovakia ; Act II: Czechoslovakia ; Second Entr'acte: Hitler's reactions after Munich ; Interlude: Return to Berlin after four months ; The parting of ways ; Act III: The occupation of Prague ; Act IV: Poland ; Act IV: Poland ; Third Entr'acte ; Act IV: Poland ; Departure from Berlin.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Possible ways in which synaptic mechanisms participate in learning, remembering, and forgetting / John C. Eccles -- Morphological alterations of the cerebral cortex and their possible role in the loss and acquisition of information / Lawrence Kruger -- Summation / Roger W. Sperry -- Activation of nuclear RNA in neurons and glia in learning / Holgar Hydén -- Facilitation and impairment of memory storage processes / James L. McGaugh -- Summation / Eugene Roberts -- Does a cortical synapse transmit "Shannon" information? / A.M. Uttley -- Memory without record / Heinz Von Foerster --Summation / Neal Miller -- Epilogue / Karl H. Pribram.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The political scene -- II. The economy -- III. The social and cultural fields.".
• catalog tableOfContents "El pueblo (i) The boundaries of the community -- El pueblo (ii) The community and the world -- Occupation and wealth (i) Agriculture -- Occupation and wealth (ii) Industry and trade -- Status and age -- The sexes (i) Courting: the values of the male -- The sexes (ii) Marriage and the family -- The sexes (iii) The values of the female -- Political structure -- Friendship and authority -- Law and morality (i) Nicknames and the vito -- Law and morality (ii) Bandits and gypsies -- Law and morality (iii) The supernatural -- Conclusion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Remember the Sabbath -- May he enter into Torah -- Into good deeds -- Into marriage -- As the shtetl sees the world.".
• catalog tableOfContents "INTRODUCTION: PART I: Before the French Revolution, 1763-1789 -- PART II: The French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, 1789-1815 -- PART III: From Waterloo to the reform bill, 1815-1832 -- PART IV: Radicalism, ultra-radicalism and chartism, 1832-1848 -- PART V: The end of chartism: Bright takes the radical lead, 1848-1867 -- PART VI: From the second to the third reform bill, 1867-1884 -- PART VII: Radicalism "Socialised", 1885-1914.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Myths of the cold war / Isaac Deutscher -- American intervention in Russia : 1917-1920 -- American intervention in Russia : 1917-20 / William Appleman Williams -- World War and the cold war / John Bagguley -- Conservative critique of containment : Senator Taft on the early cold war program / Henry W. Berger -- Counter-insurgency : myth and reality in Greece / Todd Gitlin -- Origins of China's foreign policy / John Gittings -- Revolution and intervention in Vietnam / Richard Morrock.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. [1]. 1941-1942 -- The war plans -- German victories and American plans: May 1940-January 1941 -- British-American plans: January-November 1941 -- The showdown with Japan: August-December 1941 -- The first full dress debate over strategic deployment: December 1941-January 1942 -- Army deployment and the War against Japan: December 1941-March 1942 -- Army deployment in the Pacific and Grand Strategy: January-March 1942 -- The principle of concentration in the British Isles -- Prior claims versus Bolero: April 1942 -- Decisions in favor of a "second front": May 1942 -- Future plans and current operations: June 1942 -- The elimination of the alternatives: July-August 1942 -- The interpretation of CCS 94: August 1942 -- Counting the costs of Torch: August-November 1942 -- British and American plans and Soviet expectations -- Strategic inventory: December 1942 -- After Torch -- World War, 1939-1945.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. [2]. 1943-1944 -- Introduction: The basis of strategy -- Casablanca: beginning of an era: January 1943 -- Advance in the Mediterranean: January-May 1943 -- The search for a formula -- Mounting pressure in the Pacific and Far East: January-May 1943 -- The new look in strategic planning -- The Trident Conference: new pattens, May 1943 -- From Husky to Avalanche, May-Mid-August, 1943 -- Crossraods in the European War -- Current plans and future operations in the War against Japan: June-August 1943 -- Quadrant: shaping the patterns: August 1943 -- "The Mediterranean Again": August-November 1943 -- Strategy and command in the War against Germany -- British-American plans and Soviet expectations: August-November 1943 -- Strategic strands in the War against Japan: August-November 1943 -- Final rehearsals en route to Cairo -- Cairo-Tehran: a goal is reached: November-December 1943 -- Strategic inventory 1943 -- Concentration for the big blow: January-May 1944 -- The second front and the secondary war; the CBI: January-May 1944 -- The second front and the secondary war: the Pacific: January-May 1944 -- The promise of military victory: D-Day to September 1944 -- Political shadows -- Octagon: end of an era -- Epilogue -- Appendixes.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Kings and kingdoms -- The kingdom of Italy -- Naples under Joseph Bonaparte -- Naples under Joachim Murat -- The kingdom of Holland -- The kingdom of Westphalia -- Spain -- The eagles at bay: Russia and Spain -- The end of the eagles -- The first war of Italian independence.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The barren land -- The fertile island -- The Mycenaeans -- The coming of the gods -- Homer -- The bitter harvest -- The far-flung settlements -- The early songs -- The splendid contests -- The resounding songs -- Toward an intelligible universe -- The reign of the tyrants -- The sovereign people -- The coming of the Persians -- The tragic triumph -- The world wide open -- Pericles -- The golden age -- Sophocles -- Euripedes -- Aristophanes -- The rise of Sparta -- Thycydides -- Socrates -- Xenophon -- Plato -- The scientific temper -- Aristotle -- The rise of Philip -- The conquest of the world.".
• catalog tableOfContents "TABLE OF CONTENTS -- Hitler sets the tone -- What sort of revolution? -- The foundation: racism -- Building myths and heroes -- Toward a total culture -- Science and National Socialism -- Christianity -- The key: education of youth -- What is the state and who are its citizens? -- Workers and shopkeepers -- The assumption of power.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Team 10 primer -- Role of the architect -- Urban infra-structure -- Grouping of dwellings -- Doorstep.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part 1 / by Arnold Gesell -- pt. 2 / by Catherine S. Amatruda, Burton M. Castner, Helen Thompson.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1 [without special title] -- v. 2. 1955-1959 -- v. 3. 1960-1964.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Setting of the County Hospital -- The occurrence and visibility of death : some ecological and occupational considerations -- Death and dying as social states of affairs -- On bad news -- Extensions outside the hospital : notes on a sociology of mourning -- An overview.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. In the primate order -- 2. In the human family as a whole -- 3. In the races of man -- 4. In nations and ethnic groups -- 5. In the individual.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Primitive and ancient religious music -- Ritual and song in the early Christian church -- The liturgy of the Catholic church -- The development of mediæval chorus music -- The modern musical mass -- The rise of the Lutheran hymnody -- Rise of the German cantata and passion -- The culmination of German Protestant music: Johann Sebastian Bach -- The musical system of the Church of England -- Congregational song in England and America -- Problems of church music in America.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. 1 January 1870-19 August 1871 -- 2. 23 August 1871-13 May 1874 -- 3. 14 May 1874-13 March 1879. Index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- The pump house gang -- The mid-Atlantic man -- King of the status dropouts -- The put-together girl -- The noonday underground -- The mild ones -- The hair boys -- What if he is right? -- Bob and Spike -- Tom Wolfe's new book of etiquette -- The life & hard times of a teenage London society girl -- The private game -- The automated hotel -- The shockkkkkk of recognition -- O rotten Gotham.sliding down into the behavioral sink.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I remember the thirties / John Steinbeck -- From riches to rags / Dixon Wecter -- Sunday drivers / Editor's commentary -- How to solve the traffic situation / Corey Ford -- Where would it stop? / Editor's commentary -- New England's tragic towns / Louis Adamic -- The miner' ordeal / Editor's commentary -- Catastrophe in coal / Irving Bernstein -- Signs of change / Editor's commentary -- Baseball in the early thirties / Editor's commentary -- Pepper Martin: the happiest hooligan / W.C. Heinz -- The Gashouse Gand, the Deans, and other heroes / Robert Smith -- Mildred "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias / Editor's commentary -- The Texas Babe / Paul Gallico -- Queen of the skies / Editor's commentary -- The Akron and three who came back / John Toland -- Some pretty expensive systems / Editor's commentary -- Hitchhiker / Eric Sevareid -- Down and out at Anacostia / Editor's commentary -- Macarthur, Eisenhower and Patton versus the Vets / Editor's commentary -- The flight of the bonus army / Malcom Cowley -- Election Year: 1932 / Editor's commentary -- The inaugural / Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. -- The great bank holiday / William Manchester -- The hundred days / Editor's commentary -- The rise of federal relief / Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. -- Too much, too soon / Editor's commentary -- How to relieve everybody / John Riddell.".
• catalog tableOfContents "More on the rise of federal relief / Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. -- The New Deal: Junior Divison / Editor's commentary -- Weary Willie / Nellie G. Toler, James R. Aswell -- On a train to Memphis / Editor's commentary -- Scottsboro Boys (abstracted from Dr. Allan K. Chalmers' They shall be free) -- "New York, New York, what a hell of a town!" / Editor's commentary -- Life with Fiorello / Ernest Cuneo -- The noble experiment / Editor's commentary -- Repeal / Frederick Lewis Allen -- The worst crime of all / Editor's commentary -- The Lindbergh case / Frederick Lewis Allen -- The judging of Hauptmann / Stanley Walker -- They called it bankbusting / Editor's commentary -- Dillinger / Alan Hynd -- Those were the days / Editor's commentary -- The great nickel panic / Creighton Peet -- The Syndicate / Editor's commentary -- The almost-assassination of Thomas E. Dewey / Burton B. Turkus, Sid Feder -- The Morro Castle fire / William McFee -- Rescue at sea / Warren R. Moulton -- Morro Castel aftermath / Stanley Walker -- The magnificent public works / Editor's commentary -- Boulder Dam / Bruce Bliven.".
• catalog tableOfContents "TVA / Dixon Wecter -- Fashions: high and low / Editor's commentary -- Fashion and design / Cecil Beaton -- Going to college: Arthur Miller at Michigan / Editor's commentary -- Youth in college / Fortune Magazine staff -- A president who cared / Editor's commentary -- F.D.R. as president / Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. -- Election year: 1936 / Editor's commentary -- Campaign / Marquis Childs -- The press and the campaign / Editor's commentary -- The choice tomorrow / H.L. Mencken -- The New Deal and the Supreme Court / Editor's commentary -- Court packing: the miscalculated risk / James MacGregor Burns -- The C.I.O. takes the offensive / Editor's commentary -- Working in the Detroit auto plants / Herbert Harris -- Strike at the Fline Plant / Bruce Bliven -- Sit-down at General Motors / Herbert Harris -- Bookselling and best sellers / Editor's commentary -- Hard times and the author / Edward Weeks -- Major novelists: Fitzgerald ; Hemingway ; Dos Passos ; Faulkner ; Wolfe ; Farrell ; Steinbeck ; the next in line / Editor's commentary.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Writer's Project / Editor's commentary -- The guides / Robert Cantwell -- Theater: the fabulous invalid / Editor's commentary -- Theater groups: The Group Theater ; Odets ; Groups / Harold Clurman -- The plays of the thirties / Ward Morehouse -- The musicals / Guy Bolton -- New faces / Daniel Blum -- Guns and idealists / Editor's commentary -- Fighting in Spain / Alvah C. Bessie -- A certain kind of idealist / Editor's commentary -- Report on an American Communist / Morris Ernst, David Loth -- A turn for the worse / Editor's commentary -- Recession / Frederick Lewis Allen -- The wrathful elements / Editor's commentary -- New England Hurricane / John Q. Stewart -- Old-time radio / Editor's commentary -- Sound and fury / Francis Chase, Jr. -- The men from Mars / John Houseman -- No risks, no commitments / Editor's commentary -- The reluctant world power / Dexter Perkins -- The decline of Tin Pan Alley / Editor's commentary -- Songs of the thirties / Editor's commentary -- The marvels of advertising / Editor's commentary -- The consumer and science / Dixon Wecter -- "Maybe you can explain it to me" / Editor's commentary -- Marian Anderson and the D.A.R. / Walter White -- The nation's heartbeat was never more loud and clear / Editor's commentary.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The people, yes / Editor's commentary -- In search of America / Nathan Asch -- Security at any cost / Editor's commentary -- Huey Long: American dictator / Hodding Carter -- Amateurs: there ain't none / Editor's commentary -- Pity the poor giant / Paul Gallico -- The brown bomber / Editor's commentary -- Joe Louis never smiles / Jonathan Mitchell -- The new leisure: More time to play ; Cafe society ; Newspapers and comic strips ; Jokes, gags and a bit of satire / Editor's commentary -- The joint is jumping / Editor's commentary -- The swing era / Marshall Stearns -- Listening to B.G. / Editor's commentary -- The spirit of jazz / Otis Ferguson -- Let's dance / Editor's commentary -- Breakfast dance, in Harlem / Otis Ferguson -- That lush life in celluloid / Editor's commentary -- The movies / Arthur Knight -- Disaster in the farm lands / Editor's commentary -- When the farms blew away / Frederick Lewis Allen -- New world a-comin' / Editor's commentary.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Architecture. Florence and Siena; Central and southern Italy -- The development of the fortified palace -- Milan Bologna, Venice, and Northern Italy".
• catalog tableOfContents "Architecture. Siena -- Florence and the rest of Tuscany -- Angelo de Orvieto and the buildings of Gubbio and of Umbria -- Piedmont, Lombardy, and Emilia -- Fortification and castles -- Venice and the Veneto -- Naples and the South".
• catalog tableOfContents "Architecture. The architecture of the Franciscan and Dominican expansion in Italy -- The Gothic cathedrals: Siena,Orvieto, Florence -- Civic buildings".
• catalog tableOfContents "Painting. Pietro Cavallini -- Coppo do Marcovaldo -- Cimabue and the upper church of S. Francesco at Assisi -- The legend of St. Francis and the completion of the decoration of the upper church of S. Frencesco at Assisi -- Duccio di Boninsegna".
• catalog tableOfContents "Painting. Tuscany -- Northern Italy".
• catalog tableOfContents "Sculpture. Nicola Pisano -- Arnolfo di Cambio -- Giovanni Pisano".

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