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• catalog tableOfContents "I. Introduction -- 1. What is Theology? -- 2. Formative Factors in Theology -- 3. Theology in Relation to Other Disciplines -- 4. Theological Method -- 5. The Divisions of Theology -- Part One: Philosophical Theology -- II. The Tasks of Philosophical Theology -- 6. Philosophical Theology and Natural Theology -- 7. Criticism of Natural Theology -- 8. Principles of a Philosophical Theology or New Style Natural Theology -- III. Human Existence -- 9. Human Existence and its Polarities -- 10. The Disorder of Existence -- 11. Selfhood and Faith -- IV. Revelation -- 12. A General Description of Revelation -- 13. Revelation and the Modes of Thinking and Knowing -- 14. Revelation and Moods -- 15. A Further Scrutiny of Revelation -- V. Being and God -- 16. The Content of Revelation -- 17. The Meaning of Being -- 18. God and Being -- VI. The Language of Theology -- 19. Theology, Language, and Logic -- 20. Language and the Theological Situation -- 21. The Modes of Theological Discourse -- VII. Religion and Religions -- 22. Some Characteristics of Religion -- 23. Religion and its Critics -- 24. Types of Religion -- 25. Commitment and Openness in Religion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part Three: Applied Theology -- XVI. The Tasks of Applied Theology -- 56. Faith and Embodied Existence -- 57. Criteria for Applied Theology -- 58. Themes of an Applied Theology -- XVII. The Church -- 59. Preliminary Remarks on the Church -- 60. The Blessed Virgin Mary -- 61. The Saints -- 62. The Notes of the Church and Their Embodiment -- XVIII. Ministry and Mission -- 63. The General Ministry of the People of God -- 64. The Special Ministries: Diaconate, Presbyterate, Episcopate -- The Mission of the Church -- XIX. The Word and Sacraments -- 66. Re-presenting Christ -- 67. The Word -- 68. Baptism and Confirmation -- 69. The Holy Eucharist -- 70. Other Sacraments -- XX. Worship and Prayer -- 71. Worship and Existence -- 72. Prayer -- 73. The Shape of Christian Worship -- XXI. Christianity in the World -- 74. Christianity and Ethics -- 75. The Transfiguration of the World -- 76. Law and Gospel.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part Two: Symbolic Theology -- VIII. The Tasks of Symbolic Theology -- 26. The Matter of Symbolic Theology -- 27. The Method of Symbolic Theology -- 28. The Order of Symbolic Theology -- IX. The Triune God -- 39. The Traditional Trinitarian Doctrine -- 30. Being as Unity and Trinity -- 31. The Attributes of God -- X. Creation and Creaturely Beings -- 32. An Approach to the Doctrine of Creation -- 33. Models of Creation -- 34. Nature -- 35. Man -- 36. The Holy Angels -- XI. God, the World, and Evil -- 37. Providence -- 38. Miracles -- 39. Natural Evil -- 40. Sin -- XII. The Person of Jesus Christ -- 41. Reconciliation and Historical Revelation -- 42. The Historical Jesus -- 43. The Christ of Faith in the Gospels -- 44. Lord and Word -- 45. True God and True Man -- 46. Christ as the Focus of Being -- XIII. The Work of Christ -- 47. Preliminary Remarks on the Work of Christ -- 48. The Classic View of Atonement -- 49. The Atonement and its Application -- XIV. The Holy Spirit and Salvation -- 50. The Work of the Holy Spirit -- 51. Entry into the Christian Life -- 52. Growth in the Christian Life -- XV. The Last Things -- 53. The Eschatological Perspective -- 54. Cosmic and Individual Destinies -- 55. The Principal Eschatological Ideas Interpreted.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The beginnings of the Christian Church; The founding of the church universal -- pt. 2. From Constantine to Julian; The era of the church fathers.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The Church of the fishers of men, Christianity a product of the East: The oldest people believing in one God -- The trial of Jesus of Nazareth -- Peter the poor fisherman deputizes for his Lord -- The wolf of Damascus approaches the sheep of Jerusalem -- The charge to Simon, called the Rock -- Should Gentile and Jew eat together? -- Was Peter ever in Rome? -- The Christians of Rome go underground: Bishop Clement, the first organizer of the church -- The first Bible critic takes up residence in Rome -- Schism arouses the Fathers of the church -- Christian controversies unshared by Rome: For the first time Peter's chair is unoccupied -- The church in the East and West: The Emperor Constantine -- Civil War on behalf of religion: The foundations of the church of Rome -- The first head of the whole church: Pope Leo the Great -- The popes victimized by the clergy and the emperors -- The saintly band led by Benedict of Nursia -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "II. The church of the popes and kings: Pope Gregory the Great -- Shift of power from East to West -- Charlemagne, ruler of the West -- The East is lost -- Peter unchained -- The 'regiment of women' in the Lateran -- The holy Roman Empire of the German nation -- The first German and the first French pope -- III. Church against church, Popes and anti-popes: Leo IX -- Hildebrand, the Cluniac monk, as Gregory VII -- The religious genius of the twelfth century: Bernard of Clairvaux -- IV. The church in glory, the greatest power in the Western world: Innocent III, ruler at the age of thirty-seven -- Tragic memories of the fourth crusade -- Secrets and laws of the papal elections -- The struggle between papacy and empire: Frederick II and Gregory IX -- A friend of the emperor becomes his next opponent -- Of the truth of faith and reason: Thomas Aquinas -- Angelope and imperator -- V. The church divided, Avignon, the asylum of the French popes -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Two visionaries: Bridget of Sweden and Catherine of Siena -- Schism in the papacy -- The blind popes: Florence as God's city -- Savonarola -- Father Borgia: Alexander VI -- A condottiere with a mitre: Julius II -- The "crazy" Christians, The golden age: Leo X -- The Reformation becomes a national problem -- The last Netherlandish-German pope: Adrian VI -- VI. The struggling church: Catholic renewal -- The great reform Council of Trent -- Pope Paul IV -- The Council of Trent completed under Pius IV -- Sixtus V, pope of reform -- The church and the Thirty Years' War -- The patrimonium near bankruptcy -- A fresh revival of Christianity: The most popular of popes: Benedict XIV -- VII. Church and nation: Pope Clement XIV faced with a decision -- The Canossa of Pius VI: his journey to Joseph II -- Napoleon's harsh treatment of Pius VII -- The choice between throne and altar -- Pius IX and the end of the temporal power of the papacy -- VIII. The church -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "the conscience of 450 million Catholics, The pope of social welfare: Leo XIII -- A pontifical disciplinarian: Pius X -- Pope Benedict XV struggles for peace -- The pope of the concordats: Pius XI -- The 259th pontificate: Pius XII -- Pope John XXIII "Shepherd and sailor." -- 1962: The Second Vatical Council".
• catalog tableOfContents "Extract from Karim / Ousmane Soce -- Flowers! Lovely Flowers! / Joseph Zobel -- Death of the Princess, Negro Mask / Leopold Sedar Senghor -- [Guinea] -- Extract from The Radiance of the King / Camara Laye -- [Cameroun] -- Autobiography, Love / Mbella Sonne Dipoko -- Extract from The Old Negro and the Medal / Ferdinando Oyono -- [Ivory Coast] -- Extract from Kocoumbo, The Black Student / Ake Loba -- [Dahomey] -- Burial / Paulin Joachim -- The Fetish Tree / Jean Pliya -- [Gambia] -- After They Put Down Their Overalls' / Lenrie Peters -- [South Africa] -- Remarks on Negritude, Extract from An African Autobiography / Ezekiel Mphahlele -- Dagga-Smoker's Dream / Richard Rive -- Blankets / Alex La Guma -- The Urchin / Can Themba -- Let Not This Plunder Be Misconstrued / Dennis Brutus -- Extract from Chocolates for My wife / Todd Matshikiza -- Universal Love / Mazisi Kunene -- The Prisoner / Lewis Nkosi --".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Angola] -- Friend Mussunda / Agostinho Neto -- [Mozambique] -- Poem of the Future Citizen, Song of the Negro on the Ferry / J. Craveirnha -- Dina / Luis Bernardo Honwana -- Dream of the Black Mother / Kalungano -- Poem of the Conscripted Warrior / Rui Nogar.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[Nigeria] -- Extract from Arrow of God / Chinua Achebe -- Night of Freedom / Cyprian Ekwensi -- Extract from The Swamp Dwellers, Requiem / Wole Soyinka -- Extract from My Life in the Bush of Ghosts / Amos Tutuola -- Extract from Blade Among the Boys / Onuora Nzekwu -- [Sierra Leone] --- Life is Sweet at Kumansenu / Abioseh Nicol -- Bindeh's Gift / Sarif Easmon -- [Ghana] -- The Harvest / Kwesi Brew -- The Message / Christina Ama Ata Aidoo -- Rediscovery / George Awoonor-Williams -- [Kenya] -- Bad Blood / Kuldip Sondhi -- New Life / Joseph E. Kariuki -- Tekayo / Grace Ogot -- [Congo (Brazzaville)] -- Presence / Felix Tchikaya U'Tam'si -- The Dark Room / Sylvain Bemba -- [Congo (Leopoldville)] -- A Fistful of News / Antoine-Roger Bolamba -- [Ruanda] -- Song of the Drum / Jean-Baptiste Mutabaruka -- [Senegal] -- The Wages of Good / Birago Diop -- To the Mystery-mongers / David Diop --".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Byzantine civilization -- Byzantium is not the Roman Empire in decline, but a development of Greek civilization within the Roman empire; absorbing oriental elements in a Christian humanism, embodied in a liturgical order of worship and labor, unified, restrained, and subtle in diplomacy -- 2. Heresy and church order -- Standards of orthodoxy were arrived at after controversies in which the emperors played a principal part, ecclesiastical boundaries followed civil, and theology expressed conflicting ideas of the perfection of human nature -- 3. Alexandria, Constantinople, and Rome -- The council of Chalcedon (451) was rejected by Egypt, Armenia, and part of Syria -- A compromise proposed in 480 was repudiated at Rome, where a party developed a theory of Roman authority accepted with qualifications at Constantinople in 518, when the compromise collapsed -- 4. Justinian and all the churches -- New attempts to reconcile Egypt with Rome in 533-6 and 544-53 developed an Orthodox synthesis, but alienated communities on the border of the empire from Aquileia in Northern Italy to Nisibis in Mesopotamia -- 5. The "Watery union" -- After new barbarian invasions (567-602) had isolated Rome from the East, new attempts at peace in Armenia, Syria, and Egypt met with temporary success (622-40) but criticism from Rome (649) could not be silenced and was admitted (681) -- 6. The struggled with Islam -- Islam began as an extreme Christian heresy that attracted nomads from Bactria to Morocco, but left the Christian agricultural communities tributary and isolated from one another -- The Arab conquests (635-720) helped to separate Rome from Constantinople geographically by making the sea routes hazardous, and theologically by presenting a new challenge to the Greek mind".
• catalog tableOfContents "13. The Crusades -- This led to the first crusade on a larger scale than the pope expected, and to new Norman conquests at Antioch (1098), as well as to the Latin occupation of Jerusalem (1099) -- The Byzantines tried to recover Antioch (1164) and their Italian outposts (1151-73) -- The Latins lost Jerusalem (1187), but captured Cyprus (1189) and Constantinople (1203-4) -- 14. The nature of the schism -- There was no general schism in or before 1089, but a conflict in Italy and Constantinople, where the pope was no longer commemorated in the diptychs -- This did not affect Antioch in 1054-60, or Jerusalem before 1187 -- The schism at Antioch in 1100 was local, and the general schism grew gradually with the exercise and rejection of papal claims -- These were met by theological objections to the filioque, and to Latin Eucharistic doctrine and practice -- Appendix: Table of emperors, patriarchs of Constantinople, and popes.".
• catalog tableOfContents "7. Iconodulia -- This was met by a new fusion of Christianity and Greek ritual within a liturgical pattern derived from the early church -- This was criticized in detail by those who distrusted Greeks in Asia and in the West -- 8. Iconoclasm -- A military revolution brought the Asiatic critics into power (717), hostile to Roman law and Greek art -- Latin, Greek, and Syrian Christians criticized them -- Monks and civil officials defeated them (787), but then fell out after victory (759), and so restored power to Asiatic soldiers with a more moderate program (815-42) -- 9. The Franks, Rome, and Byzantium -- Meanwhile the western church under the leadership of the Franks (from 754) grew into a separate and self-conscious entity, critical of Greek theology (794, 825) -- Rome stood between East and West (809) -- After 858 she intervened in new conflicts between monks and officials at Constantinople -- 10. Byzantium, the Slavs, and Rome -- These were complicated by the success of Byzantine missions in Moravia and Bulgaria (863-5) -- Roman intervention in Bulgaria (866-9) was denounced at Constantinople (867) -- In 879 a settlement recognized the autonomy of the Bulgarian church -- 11. Rome and Constantinople in the tenth century -- This was confirmed in 899 and 923-7 despite opposition in East and West -- In Italy Byzantine influence prevailed from 904 until the collapse of Bulgaria (969-72) and new German incursions led to fresh conflicts -- 12. The Roman Question -- These were aggravated by the Norman invasion of south Italy, and by the reformation of the Roman church by German popes between 1046 and 1058 -- After 1059 the Roman church allied with the Normans, who conquered Byzantine territory, but in 1089 a reconciliation was attempted".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. Portrait of Barth -- Barth's life until 1928 -- How I changed my mind. 1928-1938 -- 1938-1948 --1948-1958 -- Epilogue. Barth's life after 1958 -- A visit with Barth, June 1965 -- A letter from Barth, January 25, 1966.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Puritan revolution -- The founder of Quakerism -- Pioneer work (1649-1652) -- The people in white raiment (June 1652) -- Swarthmore (1652) -- Further work in the north (1653-1654) -- Quakerism at the beginning of 1654 -- The mission to the south (1654) -- Further work in the south (1655) -- The wider outlook -- Nayler's fall (1656) -- Controversy -- Church organization -- Itinerating work of the leaders in Great Britain, 1656-1660 -- Survey of the growth of Quakerism (1656-1660) -- Work beyond seas -- Relations with the state -- The restoration year (1660) -- Friends in private life -- Quakerism at the end of 1660.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. A functional view of religion -- II. The story -- III. Sect and church: urban friends -- IV. Sect and church: nonurban friends -- V. The rise of orthodoxy -- VI. Hicksite responses -- VII. Some conclusions -- Appendixes -- A. Comparison of Quakers and non-Quakers -- B. Orthodox Quakers in Philadelphia -- C. Hicksite Quakers in Philadelphia -- D. Orthodox Quakers in Delaware County -- E. Hicksite Quakers in Delaware County -- F. Orthodox Quakers in Chester County -- G. Hicksite Quakers in Chester County.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Journey to Nineveh -- Solemn profession -- Death of an abbot -- Major orders -- To the altar of God -- The whale and the ivy -- The sign of Jonas -- Fire watch, July 4, 1952.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The word was made flesh -- Christ's human knowledge and redemptive death -- Nature, grace and the hypostatic union -- Salvation history -- Scripture and tradition -- The sacramental word -- Personal and sacramental piety -- The church and the diaspora -- The church dynamic -- The mother of the Lord -- The Christian mystery.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. John Wesley and his political philosophy -- Introductory -- His political theory -- King, aristocracy, and people -- II. John Wesley and political events -- The early years -- The War of American Independence -- The French Revolution -- III. John Wesley and political movements -- Roman Catholic relief -- Abolition of negro slavery -- Education -- Humanitarian reform -- IV. John Wesley and his political influence -- Methodism in eighteenth century England -- The nature of his influence -- Conclusion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preface, by R.A. Ashworth.--pt. I. The beliefs and practices of Judaism, by Louis Finkelstein.--pt. II. The Roman Catholic religion in creed and life, by J.E. Ross.--pt. III. Protestantism in creed and life, by W.A. Brown.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Survey of contemporary European composers. The argument ; Preliminaries ; The background -- late nineteenth century ; The middle ground -- before 1914 ; The foreground -- since 1918 ; Coda -- Composers in America. Composers without a halo ; New music in the U.S.A. ; Personalities ; Composer from Mexico: Carlos Chávez ; Composer from Brooklyn: an autobiographical sketch -- New musical media. The composer and radio ; The world of the phonograph ; Music in the films.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Universities, schools, students -- Philosophic sciences -- Mathematical sciences -- Natural sciences -- Medical sciences -- Chemistry and alchemy -- The occult sciences -- Popular beliefs -- Geographical science Heraldic science -- Proverbs -- Languages -- Romances -- Popular songs -- National poetry -- Chronicles, histories, memoirs -- The drama -- Civil and religious oratory.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The curtain rises -- The audience -- Thomas Wolfe goes to Harvard -- The actor -- On the road -- The playwright -- Portrait of a dancer -- The director -- Interlude at the Hippodrome -- The producer -- Lines on Shakespeare -- The composer and the lyricist -- The theatre goes to war -- The critic -- The curtain falls.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Pentecostal faith and practice -- Antecedents of modern Pentecostalism -- The United States : birthplace of twentieth-century Pentecostalism -- Pentecostalism becomes an international movement -- Causes for the initial success of Pentecostalism -- Pentecostals encounter violent opposition -- Pentecostalism menaced by dissension -- Varieties of Pentecostalism in America (I) : the oldest and most prominent branches -- Varieties of Pentecostalism in America (II) : the regional, ethnic, small, cultic groups -- A survey of Pentecostalism in other lands (I) : North and South America, the Near East, Africa, and the Far East -- A survey of Pentecostalism in other lands (II) : the European continent -- Pentecostalism since World War II : significant trends.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The ideal becomes the law -- The man who is a priest -- The man who is a Catholic -- The Catholic parish -- The loss of personalism -- The church of the legal code -- Confession and mortal sin -- The rules of courtship -- Christian marriage and divorce -- Birth control -- Catholic schools -- Life in the convent -- The man who is a non-Catholic -- Epilogue.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Opera as drama -- THE TRADITION: Orpheus: the neoclassic vision -- The dark ages -- Action and the musical continuity -- Mozart -- Otello: traditional opera and the image of Shakespeare -- REFORM: Opera as sung play -- Opera as symphonic poem -- RETRENCHMENT: Wozzeck and The Rake's Progress -- Drama and the alternative.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The song of the synagogue.--pt. 2. Folk-song.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The diary of Richard Rogers. -- The diary of Samuel Ward. -- Historical notes from Ward's MS. "Adversaria." -- Selected bibliography (p. 137-140).".
• catalog tableOfContents "[1] Historians of India, Pakistan, and Ceylon, edited by C.H. Philips.--[2] Historians of South East Asia, edited by D.G.E. Hall.--[3] Historians of China and Japan, edited by W.G. Beasley and E.G. Pulleyblank.--[4] Historians of the Middle East, edited by B. Lewis and P.M. Holt.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Joe Oliver, the King -- Louis Armstrong, ambassador of jazz -- Bessie Smith, empress of the blues -- Bix, young man with a horn -- Fats Waller, the laughing genius -- Duke Ellington: sounds of life -- Benny Goodman, king of swing -- Count Basie: "Jump for joy" -- Billie Holiday: "God bless' the child" -- Woody Herman, leader of the herd -- Stan Kenton, restless spirit -- Dizzy Gillespie, explorer of new sounds -- Jazz is the music of many.".
• catalog tableOfContents "General Features -- Anglo-Saxon culture ; On the continuity of English poetry ; Form and style in Anglo-Saxon literature ; Latin writings in Britain -- Poetry -- Germanic heroic tradition ; Caedmon and the Christian revolution in poetry ; Beowulf ; Cynewulf and the Christian establishment ; Lyric, elegy, and miscellaneous minor poems ; Learning and folk poetry ; Later heroic poetry and 'occasional verse' -- Prose -- The beginnings ; King Alfred and educative prose ; The Benedictine renaissance and sermon literature ; Later didactic prose and the beginnings of romance.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Opposing Hitler -- 2. The Mood of Germany in 1933 -- 3. The Seeds of Conservative Resistance -- 4. Opposition of the Church of Rome -- 5. The Protestant Conscience -- 6. The Last Remnants of Weimar -- 7. The White Rose of German Youth -- 8. The Road to Rastenburg -- 9. The Communist Interlude -- 10. Operation Valkyrie -- 11. The German Opposition in Perspective -- 12. The Road Ahead for Germany.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Persecution and social control -- The preparation of the martyr -- The production of attitudes -- The influence of the group -- The method of control -- The basis of control -- Some earlier situations -- A primitive martyrology -- The martyr interest in the gospels.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. From peace to war, 1641-1643: London lost -- Preparations for war -- Autumn campaign -- Winter of discontent -- II. The first civil war: 1643-1645: The equipoise of fortune -- The coming of the Scots -- The North and the West -- The reform of the armies -- The end of the cavaliers -- III. Between war and peace, 1645-1647: Presbyterians and Independents -- The King and the Scots.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The wooden madonna.--Traveller's joy.--Aunt Tittie.--What mad pursuit?--Cheap excursion.--The kindness of Mrs. Radcliffe.--Nature study.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Millet's family and birth : recollections of his childhood in Normandy -- Millet begins his art studies -- Millet in Paris ; first visits to Luxembourg and the Louvre ; enters Delaroche's studio -- Millet begins life as an artist ; his first and second marriages ; settles in Paris ; the Revolution of 1848 ; Rousseau -- Millet at Barbizon ; "The sower" ; deaths of his grandmother and mother -- American in Barbizon ; hard times ; two visits to Normandy -- The Universal Exhibition of 1855 ; the invisible American ; Millet's anxieties ; his artistic progress ; "The gleaners" -- "The angelus" ; "Death and the wood-cutter" ; visits from Decamps ; a three years' contract -- The Salon of 1861 ; a suicide in Barbizon ; "Pleasant leaning of his hoe" ; Millet's confession of faith -- Illustrations of Theocritus ; interest in Delacroix ; in Japanese art ; "Shepherds bringing home a newborn calf" -- Millet's decorative paintings ; death of his sister Emilie ; visit to Vichy -- The Universal Exhibition of 1867 ; death of Rousseau ; Millet made Chevalier of the Legion of Honor ; visit to Switzerland with Sensier ; the war with Germany ; Millet at Cherbourg ; he revisits his birthplace, with Sensier -- Millet's last years.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chronology -- The provincial revolutionary -- Wanderings of a cosmopolite -- The early Valencian novels -- The later Valencian novels -- The novels of social protest or revolt -- The psychological novels -- The cosmopolitan and war novels -- The novels of Spanish glorification -- Short stories, novelettes, and nonfiction -- Anatomy of a career.".
• catalog tableOfContents "[1] Modern period. China. Japan. Prelim. ed.--2. Source materials on Korean politics and ideologies.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Psychology, science, and man -- Wilhelm Wundt, psychologist -- Levels of awareness -- The selective function of consciousness -- William James, philosopher -- Subjective yardsticks -- The analysis of perceptions -- Space -- Francis Galton, anthropologist -- Recognizing and identifying -- Memory -- Ivan Petrovitch Pavlov, physiologist -- The search for behavioral atoms -- Animal behavior -- Sigmund Freud, psychoanalyst -- Goads and guides -- The tyranny of the future -- Alfred Binet, psychologist -- The mind of a child -- Clinical or statistical? -- Communication and persuasion -- In conclusion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The death of Lovejoy / W.C. Bryant (p. 212-213) -- The murder of Lovejoy / W. Phillips (p. 382-390).".
• catalog tableOfContents "Tadeusz Bobrowski's letters to Conrad.--Two letters from Tadeusz Bobrowski to Stefan Buszczyński.--Tadeusz Bobrowski's "Document."--Conrad's letters.--Conrad's Political memorandum (1914)--The Bobrowski and Korzeniowski families.--Bibliography (p. 307-308)".
• catalog tableOfContents "The new predicament: genocidal weapons -- No more war? -- Why men kill: biological roots -- Unintentional or unauthorized destructiveness -- Why men fight: psychosocial determinants -- Why nations fight -- The image of the enemy -- Preparation for nuclear war: the nuclear arms race, deterrence, and civil defense -- Psychological aspects of prewar crises and war -- Psychological aspects of disarmament and international negotiations -- Toward a world community -- Conflict without violence -- The problem in perspective.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Hillel the Ḥasid.--The ancient pious men.--The pious men in the Psalms of Solomon.--Ḥoni the Ḥasid and his prayer for rain.".
• catalog tableOfContents "vols 2-3.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Grace Moore.--Lily Pons.--José Iturbi.--Eugene Ormandy.--Lauritz Melchior.--Arturo Toscanini.--Kirsten Flagstad.--Sergei Rachmaninoff.--Arthur Fiedler.--Helen Traubel.--Jascha Heifetz.--Pierre Monteux.--Arthur Rubinstein.--Serge Koussevitzky.--Leopold Stokowski.--The organists.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The owl.--The goose on the grave.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1918 a portent -- 1911 the intellectual temper -- 1911 the historians and the world outlook -- The decline sources and influences -- The decline the morphology of culture -- The controversy from Germany to the United States -- The twenties the political phase -- Spengler and national socialism -- The new Spenglerians -- Spengler and his detractors.].".
• catalog tableOfContents "The background-Greek, Etruscan and Italian sources -- Greek art in the late republic -- The end of the republic -- The Augustan age -- The Julio-Claudians -- The Flavian style -- Trajanic victory monuments -- Hadrian and the provinces -- The early sarcophagi -- The Antonine emperors and the decline of the classical tradition -- The column of Marcus Aurelius -- The Severans-Rome and Africa -- The third century A.D. -- The public monuments of the tetrarchy -- The arch of Constantine -- Select list of emperors.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Ultramontanism -- The states of the church -- The political system of the popes -- The Munich congress -- Mediaeval fables of the Pope -- Bossuet -- Nicholas of Cusa -- Fra Paolo Sarpi -- The Catholic press -- The Catholic academy -- Political causes of the American Revolution -- Notes on the present state of Austria -- Confessions of Frederick the Great -- Notices of books; 1. Dollinger's History of Chistianity -- 2. Hefele's life ox Ximenes -- 3. Professor Droysen and the Prussian historians -- 4. T.E. May's constitutional History of England -- 5. E.A. Freeman's History of federal Government -- 6. J.G. Philimore's History of England during the Reign of George III -- 7. Mr Goldwyn Smith on the Political history of England -- 8. Three lectures on the Ancien Regime by C.H. Kingsley -- 9. Die Preussische Politik des Frederizianismus nach Friedrich II von Onno Klopp -- 10. Gottfireid Wilhelm Leibniz by E. Pfeiderer -- 11. Tocqueville'x souvenirs.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1 ; Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace -- 2 ; No one is too weak, too vile, too unimportant, to be God's instrument -- 3 ; Where there is hatred, let me sow love -- 4 ; I John 4:7-8 -- 5 ; Where there is doubt, let me sow faith -- 6 ; Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us -- 7 ; where there is despair, let me bring hope -- 8 ; Matthew 6:25-29 -- 9 ; Luke 22:39-46 -- 10 ; I John 4:18 -- 11 ; Isaiah 1:10-18 -- 12 ; Matthew 5:14 -- 13 ; Luke 7:36-50 -- 14; Romans 12:2 -- 15 ; Where there is sorrow, let me bring joy, where there is darkness, light -- 16 ; Oh Divine Master -- 17 -- 18 ; For it is in giving that we receive -- 19 ; It is in pardoning that we are pardoned -- 20 ; It is in dying that we are born to eternal life -- 21 ; I Corinthians 7:17-23".
• catalog tableOfContents "The thin edge of happiness.--Tantarum, my boss.--Substance.--Much ado.--A woman of good works.--The aldacious navigator.--Honeymoons.--A young man, gleaming, white.--The horse that drank beer.--Nothingness and the human.--Condition.--The mirror.--Cause and effect.--My friend and the fatalist.--No man, no woman.--Hocus psychocus.--The third bank of the river.--The Dagobé brothers.--The girl from beyond.--Sorôco, his mother, his daughter.--Notorious.--Treetops.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Solali.--Mrs. Ebony.--Penny dreadful.--Bon voyage.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Into the cone of cold.--An hour of last things.--Sandra.--The well and the bulldozers.--Invasion of the planet of love.--Rilla.--Better to burn.--Is he dead?--Miracle play.--Words, words, words.--Tourist and pilgrim.--The boy with the U-V eyes.--In a hole.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The School -- Introduction -- The creative milieu of the gospels -- The gospel of Matthew as a handbook issued by a school -- The Matthaean school and similar features in the primitive church -- The Quotations From The Old Testament: The study of quotations in Matthew -- The texts -- Quotations with parallels in Mark or in Mark and Luke -- Quotations with parallels in Luke -- The formula quotations -- Quotations peculiar to Matthew but without his introductory formula of fulfillment -- Discussions and conclusions -- Inter-synoptic observations -- Quotations in different types of New Testament texts -- The Old Testament texts -- The formula quotations of Matthew and Habakkuk Commentary from Qumran- The pesher manner of quoting Scripture -- How did the formula quotations come into the Gospel of Matthew? -- Did Matthew make us of testimonies?".
• catalog tableOfContents "The academy.--Creatures of the sea.--The sailing club.--An angel of mercy.--The interview.--Countdown.--Time out.--Neighbors.--The glory of G. O'D.--The persecution of the colonel.--The evening guests.--Dolley Madison in Peru.--Living in sin.--One Sunday after church.--The human factor.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. The collected poetry.--v. 2. The collected prose.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The cloud -- Destroy the foreigner -- Nuclear boomerang.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Limestone; or, The poor benefactor.--Tourmaline; or, The doorkeeper.--The recluse.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The problem of origin -- India -- Indonesia -- Indo-China -- China -- Korea -- Japan -- From the Caucasus to Korea (Central Asia) -- The ancient cultures of Mesopotamia (Sumer, Akkad and Assur) -- The Hittites -- The Aegeans -- Hebrew art of Palestine, and art of Israel (the revival) -- Persian art -- Arabia and its outposts, Nabataea and Palmyra, before the coming of Mohammed -- Turkey and the art of Islam -- Armenia -- Byzantium.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Portraits -- Whose parents never smiled on him -- Under the rod -- The task before him -- The cardinal, or the school of fashion and politics -- Marie Mancini, or the school of love -- The king's secret -- Louis makes his programme -- The flowering of chateau life -- Versailles and Marly -- La fete galante -- France in avenged -- "Clausa Germanis Gallia" -- The king's contribution -- "Gentlemen, the king!" -- Louis XIV, political philosopher -- The organization of modern France -- Louis XIV and the world of ideas -- His most Christian majesty.".
• catalog tableOfContents "12. Passing protestantism and coming catholicisim / Newman Smyth -- Religious Radicalism : -- 13. The function of religion / George B. Foster -- IV. Complications : -- The "Great War" and Liberal Theism : -- 14. War and the thought of God / William Wallace Fenn -- Doubts about the Liberal View of Human Nature : -- 13. A modern doctrine of original sin / Willard L. Sperry -- Conservative Counterattack : -- 16. Shall the fundamentalists win? / Harry Emerson Fosdick -- The Realist Revision : -- 17. Religion and illusion / Henry N. Wieman -- The Neo-Orthodox Attack : -- 18. The decline of liberalism / Walter Marshall Horton -- V. Reconstruction : -- Partly-Sober Second Thoughts : -- 19. With no apologies to Barth / Halford Luccock -- Persisting Social Idealism : -- 20. Vocational Christian pacifism / D. Elton Trueblood -- Theological Rebuilding : -- 21. The perplexity and the opportunity of the liberal theology / Daniel Day Williams -- Creeds and the Leaven of Liberalism : -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "22. The Confession of 1967 / United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. -- The New Immanentism : -- 23. The dissolution of the absolute / Paul M. Van Buren.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The Setting : -- The Sense of a New Environment : -- 1. The fortune of my generation / William Jewett Tucker -- II. Characteristic Ideas : -- Rejection of Biblical Literalism : -- 2. Orthodoxy / Charles A. Briggs -- Confidence in Man : -- 3. The study of human nature / Henry Ward Beecher -- Distrust of Creeds : -- 4. A religion of words / David Swing -- Belief in Divine Immanence : -- 5. The continuity of Christian thought / Alexander V.G. Allen -- Reliance upon Historical Process : -- 6. The historical study of Christianity / Arthur C. McGiffert -- Philosophical Idealism : -- 7. Personalism / Borden P. Bowne -- Modernism : -- 8. The affirmations of faith / Shailer Mathews -- III. Implications : -- Changes in the Missionary Enterprise : -- 9. The gospel for humanity / George A. Gordon -- A Revised Ethics : -- 10. The new evangelism / Walter Rauschenbusch -- Progressive Religious Education : -- 11. Salvation by education / George A. Coe -- A New Catholicity : -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "With stone and faith: an introduction / by Zoe Oldenbourg -- The cathedrals of France. The eye of God: a portfolio of stained glass ; Witness to history: a Notre Dame portfolio -- The cathedrals of England. Building the cathedrals: a construction portfolio ; The land's epitome: a St. Paul's portfolio -- The cathedrals of Germany. Bishops assembled: a portfolio on the Constance Council -- The cathedrals of Spain. To be a pilgrim: a Santiago portfolio -- The cathedrals of Italy. Saints above: a portfolio of cathedral protectors -- A cathedral tour: 113 great cathedrals of Western Europe.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The dramatic event -- What is theatre? -- Other reviews 1944-1967.".
• catalog tableOfContents "V.1 Miscellaneous essays.--V.2 Essays in folklore, anthropology and religion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. The medieval situation -- 2. Reservations -- 3. Selected materials: the classical period: The Somnium Scipionis -- Lucan -- Statius, Claudian, and the Lady Natura -- Apuleius, De Deo Socratis -- 4. Selected materials: the seminal period: Chalcidius -- Macrobius -- Pseudo-Dionysius -- Boethius -- 5. The heavens: The parts of the universe -- Their operations -- Their inhabitants -- 6. The Longaevi -- 7. Earth and her inhabitants: The Earth -- Beasts -- The human soul -- Rational soul -- Sensitive and vegetable soul -- Soul and body -- The human body -- The human past -- The seven liberal arts -- 8. The influence of the model.".
• catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. The positive commandments.--v. 2. The negative commandments.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Implications of an age of innocence -- The beggar's milieu: The beggar's opera -- The beggar's milieu: Trivia -- Wealth and the universal darkness -- The beggar's view of Augustan courtly love -- Labbin Rapin -- Bob Booty and the beast -- The double view.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. The documentary theory in the composition of the Pentateuch -- Origin and development of the theory -- The theory summarized -- The alleged revelation of the Name YHWH -- The analysis of the Pentateuch and its criteria -- The use of the divine names in narratives outside the Pentateuch -- The linguistic and ideological criteria -- The method of the compilers -- 2. An alternative theory -- A change in our method of study -- The theme of the Pentateuch -- Modification of the tradition of authorship -- 3. Survey of the contents of the Pentateuch -- Genesis: Subject of the book ; The sources of the book ; Authorship of the book ; Duplicates and anachronisms ; Post-mosaic material in the book -- Exodus: The story of the plagues ; The celebration of the Passover ; The miracle of the "Red sea" ; On the way to Sinai ; The legislation and covenant ; The golden calf and the renewal of the covenant ; The tabernacle".
• catalog tableOfContents "3. Leviticus: Introductory observations ; The contents and the division of the book ; The oral character of the Mosaic legislation ; The tabernacle ; The legislation of Holiness ; The Holy festivals ; The holy years ; Rewards and punishments -- Numbers: Division and character of the book ; Continuation of the generation of the Exodus ; Various priestly laws ; The departure from Sinai ; Incidents on the march ; The story of the spies ; Various laws ; The rebellion of Korah ; The end of the generation of the Exodus and the beginning of the generation of the conquest ; The Brazen of the conquest ; Balak and Bileam ; Baal peor ; The concluding chapters ; Various laws ; The settlement of Transjordan ; The cities of the Levites ; The cities of refuge -- Deuteronomy: Contents of the book and its style and authorship ; Deuteronomy and the pseudepigrapha ; The programme of Deuteronomy ; Deuteronomy and the preceeding books of the Pentateuch ; Sources of the law of Deuteronomy ; Deuteronomy and the centralization of the sacrifices ; Parallel narratives ; Later additions ; The song of Moses ; The blessings of Moses".
• catalog tableOfContents "4. The use of the divine names in the Hebrew bible: El and Elohim -- Elohim and YHWH in compound expressions -- Interchange of YHWH and Elohim -- YHWH and Elohim outside the Hexateuch -- The evidence of theopohric personal names -- YHWH and Elohim in the book of Joshua -- YHWH and Elohim in the Pentateuch -- Interchange of proper and common nouns -- 5. The religion of Israel before and after Sinai -- Abraham the founder of monotheism in Israel -- The religion of Abrahm -- The origin of circumcision in Israel -- Abraham and the Sabbath -- The Mesopotamians with the Patriarchs -- Israel in Egypt -- Religious worship -- Holy days: Sabbath and new moon -- The new year -- The day of atonement".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part II 1. The composition of the books of Samuel -- The first story of David -- The second story of David -- The story of the Ark -- The story of Saul -- The story of Samuel -- 2. The song of songs -- Analysis of contents -- Character of the contents -- Authorship, date and transmission -- The dances of the maidens in the vineyards -- Composition and origin -- 3. The promulgation of the authoritative text of the Hebrew bible".
• catalog tableOfContents "England, by H. J. Habakkuk.--France, by J. McManners.--Spain, by R. Carr.--Lombardy, by J. M. Roberts.--Prussia, by A. Goodwin.--Austria, by H. G. Schenk.--Hungary, by C. A. Macartney.--Sweden, by M. Roberts.--Poland, by A. B. Boswell.--Russia, by M. Beloff.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Muslim east as it presents itself -- The person and life of Muhammad -- The Qur'an; the present Muslim attitude toward Muhammad -- Muslim theology and metaphysics -- The mystical life and the Darwish fraternities -- The attitude of Islam to the scriptures and to the person of Christ -- The missionary activity of Muslims -- Muslim ideas on education -- The inner side of Muslim life -- popular literature -- a missionary's reading.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Palindroma.--Variaciones sintácticas.--Tercera llamada i Tercera! O empezamos sin Usted.".
• catalog tableOfContents "General introduction.--The beginning, progress, and conclusion of Bacon's rebellion, 1675-1676 <1705>--The history of Bacon's and Ingram's rebellion, 1676.--A true narrative of the late rebellion in Virginia, by the Royal commissioners, 1677.--Narratives of Thomas Miller, Sir Peter Colleton, and the Carolina proprietors, 1680. Byfield's account of the late revolution, 1689.--Letter of Samuel Prince, 1689.--A particular account of the late revolution, 1689.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- The poets of the 'eighties / by Margaret L. Woods -- The poetry of Owen Meredith / by the Earl of Lytton -- Thomas Edward Brown : schoolmaster and poet / by Frederick S. Boas -- The sibyl and the sphinx : Newman and Manning in the 'eighties / by Father Martindale -- The place of Pater / by T.S. Eliot -- Minor fiction in the 'eighties / by Forrest Reid -- Gilbert and Sullivan / by G.K. Chesterton -- The coming of Ibsen / by Harley Granville-Barker -- Martin Tupper / by John Drinkwater -- Lewis Carroll / by Walter De La Mare -- Index.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Contiene: t. I.".
• catalog tableOfContents "She -- King Solomon's mines -- Allan Quatermain -- Allan's wife -- Maiwa's revenge.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Letter X -- Palliatives applied by the Jesuits to the sacrament of penance, in their maxims regarding confession, satisfaction, absolution, proximate occasions of sin, contrition and the love of God -- Letter XI -- Ridicule a fair weapon when employed against absurd opinions -- Rules to be observed in the use of this weapon -- The profane buffoonery of fathers Le Moine and Garasse -- Letter XII -- Refutation of their chicaneries regarding alms-giving and simony -- Letter XIII -- The doctrine of Lessius on homicide the same with that of Valentia -- How easy it is to pass from speculation to practice -- Why the Jesuists have recourse to this distinction, and how little it serves for their vindication -- Letter XIV -- In which the maxims of the Jesuits on murder are refuted from the fathers -- Some of their calumnies answered by the way -- And their doctrine compared with the forms observed in criminal trials -- Letter XV -- Showing that the Jesuits first exclude calumny from their catalogue of crimes, and then employ it in denouncing their opponents -- Letter XVI -- Shameful calumnies of the Jesuits against pious clergymen and innocent nuns -- Letter XVII -- The author of the letters vindicated from the charge of heresy -- An heretical phantom -- Popes and general councils not infallible in questions of fact -- Letter XVIII -- Showing still more plainly, on the authority of father Annat himself, that there is really no heresy in the church, and that in questions of fact we must be guided by our senses, and not by authority even of the popes -- Letter XIX -- Fragment of a nineteenth provinvial letter, addressed to father Annat.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Pensées -- I. Thoughts on mind and on style -- II. The misery of man without god -- III. Of the necessity of the wager -- IV. Of the means of belief -- V. Justice and the reason of effects -- VI. The philosophers -- VII. Morality and doctrine -- VIII. The fundamentals of the Christian religion -- IX. Perpetuity -- X. Typology -- XI. The prophecies -- XII. Proofs of Jesus Christ -- XIII. The miracles -- XIV. Appendix: Polemical fragments -- The provincial letters -- Letter I -- Disputes in the Sorbonne, and he invention of proximate power, a term employed by the Jesuits to procure the censure of M. Arnauld -- Letter II -- Of sufficient grace -- Reply to the "provincial" to the first two letters -- Letter III -- Injustice, absurdity, and nullity of the censure on M. Arnauld -- Letter IV -- On actual grace and sins of ignorance -- Letter V -- Design of the Jesuits in establishing a new system of morals -- Two sorts of casuist among them, a great many lax and some severe ones -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Reason of this difference -- Explanation of the doctrine of probability -- A multitude of modern and unknown authors substituted in the place of the holy fathers -- Letter VI -- Various artifices of the Jesuits to elude the authority on the gospel, of councils, and of the popes -- Some consequences which result from their doctrine of probability -- Their relaxation in favor of beneficiaries, priests, monks, and domestics -- Story of John d'Alba -- Letter VII -- Method of directing the intention adopted by the casuists -- Permission to kill in defense of honor and property, extended even to priests and monks -- Curious question raised by Caramuel as to whether Jesuists may be allowed to kill Jansenists -- Letter VIII -- Corrupt maxims of the casuists relating to judges -- Usurers -- The contract mohatra -- Bankrupts -- Restitution -- Divers ridiculous notions of these same casuists -- Letter IX -- False worship of the virgin introduced by the Jesuits -- Devotion made easy -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Their maxims on ambition, envy, gluttony, equivocation, and mental reservations -- Female dress -- Gaming -- Hearing mass".
• catalog tableOfContents "Southern society : a reinterpretation -- To the promised land : the migration and settlement of the plain folk -- Southern folkways -- The role of the plain folk -- Appendix -- a statistical analysis of land and slave holdings in sample counties.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction.--Sir William Davenant: his earlier work and the opera.--Thomas Killigrew; and the history of the theatres until the union of 1682.--The earlier Restoration dramatists: the Howards, Stapylton, Flecknoe, Wilson, Cowley, Porter, Sir William Killigrew and others.--The top-wits and the men of quality.--The minor dramatists, 1660-1682.--General index. Index of plays.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 11: A framework for analyzing economic and political change / Everett E. Hagen -- Chapter 12: Stability, change, and the democratic creed / Robert A. Dahl -- Chapter 13: A comparative study of Canadian parties / Leon D. Epstein -- Part 4: Political leadership: who governs? -- Chapter 14: The Civil War in France / Karl Marx -- Chapter 15: A critique of the ruling elite model / Robert A. Dahl -- Chapter 16: Conditions for party leadership: the case of the house democrats / Lewis A. Forman, Jr. and Randall B. Ripley -- Chapter 17: The founding fathers: a reform caucus in action / John P. Roche -- Part 5: Behavior in politics: political man and political culture -- Chapter 18: Social condition of the Anglo-Americans / Alex de Tocqueville -- The benevolent leader: children's images of political authority / Fred I. Greenstein -- Opinions, personality, and political behavior / M. Brewster Smith -- Consensus and ideology in American politics / Herbert A. McClosky -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part 1: What is political analysis? -- Chapter 1: That politics may be reduced to a science / David Hume -- Chapter 2: Political science as science / Arthur S. Goldberg -- Chapter 3: Politics in everyday life / Froman, Lewis A., Jr. -- Chapter 4: A methodological critique of Duvorger's political parties / Aaron B. Wildavsky -- Chapter 5: Political theory: truth and consequences / Robert A. Dahl -- Part 2: Approaches to the study of political systems -- Chapter 6: To what extend forms of government are a matter of choice / John Stuart Mill -- Chapter 7: Party systems and the representation of social groups / Seymour Martin Lipset -- Chapter 8: European political parties: the case of polarized pluralism / Giovanni Sartori -- Chapter 9: Inequality and instability: the relation of land tenure to politics / Bruce M. Russett -- Part 3: Diversity in political systems and the problem of political change -- Chapter 10 -- Of laws directly derived for the nature of government / Montesquieu -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Politicization of the electorate in France and the United States / Philip E. Converse, George Dupeux.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction by Maxwell Geismar. I. Letters from prison. On becoming -- Soul on ice -- Four vignettes, 1. On Watts, 2. Eyes, 3. Soul food, 4. A religious conversion, more or less -- "The Christ" and his teachings -- A day in Folsom Prison -- Initial reactions on the assassination of Malcolm X. II. Blood of the beast. The white race and its heroes -- Lazarus, come forth -- Notes on a native son -- Rallying round the flag -- The black man's stake in Vietnam -- Domestic law and international order. III. Prelude to love--three letters. IV. White woman, black man. The allegory of the black Eunuchs -- The primeval mitosis -- Convalescence -- To all black women, from all black men.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The setting of the science of man / Sol Tax -- The evolution of social life / Irven DeVore -- The transition to humanity / Clifford Geertz -- The hominization process / F. Clark Howell -- Human populations / Frank B. Livingstone -- The psychological approach in anthropology / Edward M. Bruner -- Language and thought / Susan M. Ervin -- A perspective for Linguistic Anthropology / Dell H. Hymes -- The study of evolution / Eric R. Wolf -- The origins of agriculture / Robert M. Adams -- Culture and environment / Marshall D. Sahlins -- Perspectives gained from field work / Laura Nader -- Social organization / James L. Gibbs, Jr. -- The organization of economic life / Manning Nash -- Anthropology and the study of politics / Morton H. Fried -- Anthropology and the law / Paul J. Bohannan -- Evolution and the ills of mankind / Steven Polgar -- The study of religion / Edward Norbeck -- The arts and anthropology / Alan P. Merriam -- Equality and inequality in human societies / Lloyd A. Fallers -- The uses of anthropology / Sol Tax.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The theories of Sigmund Freud : primary concepts -- The theories of Sigmund Freud : later additions and modifications -- The theories of Sigmund Freud and his disciples : additional Freudian concepts -- The theories of Sigmund Freud and his disciples : symbolism -- The theories of Alfred Adler -- The theories of C.G. Jung -- The theories of Otto Rank -- The theories of Karen Horney -- The theories of Erich Fromm -- The theories of Harry Stack Sullivan -- Conclusion : a brief criticism and appreciation.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The failure to understand -- Our neglected heritage -- Liberty, equality, and fraternity -- "The rule of the people" -- Another kind of democracy? -- The aristocratic fallacy -- A way of governing and being governed -- pt. 2. The violence of change -- Social change and social unsettlement -- Rifts and cleavages -- The peril of group anarchy -- Descent to anomy -- pt. 3. The enemy from without -- The mask of democracy -- The peril of antipathetic contagion -- The ture answer.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Liberal and democratic theories: 1. The high tide of democracy -- 2. Contemporary ideals of liberty -- 3. Positivists, relativists, and realists -- 4. Changing conceptions of law -- pt. 2. Theories of collectivism: 5. Offshoots and allies of Marxism -- 6. Democratic collectivism -- 7. The totalitarian reaction -- pt. 3. Theories of conservatism: 8. Idealists and romanticism -- 9. The revolt against intellect -- 10. Twentieth-century conservatism -- 11. Religious foundations of political theory -- 12. Psychological foundations of political theory -- 13. The social environment and political theory -- pt. 4. Theories of world conflict and world order: 14. Nationalism and its opponents -- 15. The gospel of force and its critics -- pt. 5. Conclusion: 16. The challenge to political theory.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Some Problems in the Study of Nation-Building / Karl W. Deutsch -- 1. The Historical Experience of Nation-Building / Karl W. Deutsch -- 2. Nation-Building / Carl J. Friedrich -- 3. The Interlocking of Nation and Personality Structure / Hermann Weilenmann -- 4. Nation-Building in America: The Colonial Years / Richard L. Merritt -- 5. Nation-Building in Latin America / Robert E. Scott -- 6. Nation-Building and Revolutionary War / David A. Wilson -- 7. Nation-Building in Africa -- 8. Building the Newest Nations: Short-Run Strategies and Long-Run Problems / William J. Foltz.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- Civil Rights: Civil Liberties / L'affaire McCarthy -- Book One: "Fear Hath A Hundred Eyes" -- The Loyalty Obsession -- What is Loyalty? Who Are Loyal? -- Thoreau and the Hollywood Ten -- Hans and the 32 Grams -- The Berkeley Crisis -- Imaginary Monsters of Error -- Book Two: Witchcraft in Washington -- Bury the Facts -- Professors on Trial -- The Great Debate -- The Veredict of the Educators -- In Dubious Directions -- Freedom Is the Word -- Book Three: The Strategy of Satan -- The Roots of Heresy --- The Strategy of Satan -- The Semantics of Persecution -- The New Inquisition -- The Boughs and the Storm.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Appendices (p.157-170): -- I. The Dunlap broadside of the Declaration of independence -- II. Jefferson's preamble to Virginia Constitution -- III. English Bill of rights -- IV. Virginia Bill of rights".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Heritage of the Federalists -- From Union to Disunion -- The Confederate Experiment -- The First Pendleton Bill -- The Tenure of Office Act -- The Second Pendleton Bill -- The Efforts of Bradford and Belmont -- Growing Congressional Interest -- Kefauver Question Period -- Congress Looks at Itself -- The Cabinet and the Reform -- Congress and the Reform -- The Future for Reform.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Elements of constitutional theory -- The Great Charter of 1215 -- Elements of future constitutional theory: 1603 -- The petition of right; Foreword to the Cromwellian Revolution -- Commonwealth and Protectorate, 1649-1660 -- The "Glorious Revolution of 1688" and the English Bill of Rights -- Constitutional theory: 1688 -- Constitutional theory in the thirteen colonies -- Making the American Constitution -- The first ten years of the new Constitution -- Church and state before 1800 -- Forecast through a century and two-thirds -- National government and decline of state independence: 1800-1856 -- Civil War -- Industrialization; and Control by nation and state: 1870-1930 -- The Supreme Court and the general will -- Government from reflection and choice.".

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