Part 4 — INDEX
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Academic freedom, 188 ff.
Accidents, preventable, 159.
Acquisitive instinct, 39.
Adolescence, see “Youth”.
Advertising, 13, 38, 52.
Affection, 231.
“American Tragedy, An”, Dreiser’s, 29.
Amusements, 52, 130, 139.
Analytical method in psychology, 40, 81, 93.
Anger, 179 ff.
“Areopagitica”, Milton’s, 185.
Argumentativeness, 243.
“Arrowsmith”, Sinclair Lewis’s, 31.
Art and artists, 78, 106, 109 f., 118, 125.
Assemblage, freedom of, 191.
Authority, 26, 176, 195.
Averages as standards of judgment, 173.
Ayres, C. E. 194 (note.)
Balance sheet as index of values, 126.
Balderston, J. L., 146 (note).
“Bear, The”, Robert Frost’s, 244.
Beauty, 109, 160, 231.
Behaviorism, 41, 52, 93.
Bible, 22.
Biography, recent, 110 ff.
Biology, Ch. IV, 39.
Bondage of our powers, Part III, Part IV.
Browning, R., 9.
Buddha, The, 146.
Business, motives of, Ch. XV;
see also “Industrialism”.
Calkins, M. W., 85, 94 (note).
Canada, 213.
Capitalism and capitalists, 39, 50, 121;
see also “Industrialism”, “Profits”, and “Labor”.
Catholic Church, see “Roman Catholic Church”.
Character, 44.
Childhood, Chs. XII, XIII.
Child-study movement, 97 f.
China, 61, 181.
Christianity, Ch. VIII, 61 ff., 162, 210 f., 214, 250.
Christians, 113.
Church, v, 57, 59 f., 138, 140, 153, 168, 174, 186 ff., 201 ff., 247;
see also “Protestantism” and “Roman Catholic Church”.
Church school, see “Religious Education”.
Class interest, 133, 139.
Colleges and universities, 138, 186, 188 ff., 193, 201, 224 ff.
Comedy, 244.
Common man, the, 119.
Competition, 23, 49.
Compromise, policy of, 173.
Conditioned reflex, 41 f., 84.
Configuration, see “Gestalt-psychology”.
Conflict between men, 50, 133, 139, 218.
Conflict, inner, 153.
Confucius, 90.
Constitution of the U. S., 185, 191 f.
Continuity in nature, 74.
Contracts, 54, 190.
Conventionality, 108, Ch. XXII.
Conversion, 59.
Coolidge, Calvin, 200.
Cooperative thinking, Ch. XXVIII, 255, 257.
Courts of law, 190.
Creation, special, 5.
Creative activity, 104, 106 ff., 210.
Criticism, function of, 248.
Crowd-action, 182, 232.
Curiosity, 41.
Cynicism, vi, 29, 32, 151 f.
Darwin, Charles, 25.
Debate, 236.
Defence mechanisms, 127, 243, 247, 257.
Democracy, 22.
Democratic Party, 217.
Depravity, 26, 56 f., 60, 70, 113, 163, Ch. XXII.
Desires, see “Wants”.
Determinism, 29.
Dignity of man, 21, 26.
Discomforts, 160.
Discussion method, 234 et passim.
Disillusionment, Part I, Part II.
Domiciliary privacy, 191.
Doubt, 256.
Drama, material of, 27 ff.;
see also “Comedy”, and “Tragedy”.
Dreiser, Theodore, 29 f.
Drives and pulls, psychic, 144 ff.
Dynamics of mind, vi, 43, 82, 86, et passim.
Dynamic view of physical nature, 82, 85.
Economic imperialism, 51.
Economic interpretation of history, 136.
Economic order, the, 136, 138, 165;
see also “Capitalism”, etc.
Economic production, Ch. XVII.
Education, 4, Ch. XIII, 176, 184, 210, 212 ff., 247;
see also “Schools”, “Colleges and universities”, and “Religious education”.
Efficiency, 4, 8, 13, 32, 52 f., 127, 133, 201.
Ego, the, 44;
see also “Self, the personal”, etc.
Elliott, Harrison, 234 (note).
Emerson, R. W., 9, 25 f.
Environment, influence of, 104 f., 252;
see also Ch. XIII.
Ethics, problems of, 23, 54, 79, 86, 124, 138, 140, 161, 171, 173.
Evangelism, 58, 176.
Evolution, Ch. IV, 52, Ch. X, 145, 156, 163;
see also “Variations”, “Mutations”, and “Continuity”.
Experience as source of wisdom, 197.
Experimental schools, Ch. XIII.
Ezekiel the prophet, 21.
Faculty psychology, 37.
Family, the, 40, 52, 121, 126, 130, 132, 135, 138, 164 f., 175, 221, 233, 248.
Fate, 28.
Faust, Dr., 4.
Fear, 10, 243;
see also “security, desire for”.
Fellowship, see “Friendship”.
Food, desire for, 39, 41, 75 ff.
Force, belief in and use of, 18, 133, 176.
Fosdick, H. E., 249.
Francis, Saint, of Assisi, 162.
Freedom, 10, 72, 104 f., 125, 130, 162, 176, Ch. XXIV, 200, 210, 216, Ch. XXX, 255, 258.
Friendship, 213, 231, 233, 257.
Frost, Robert, 244.
Fundamentalism, 22, 24 f.
Galileo, 189.
Gandhi, M. K., 49.
Gautama, the Buddha, 146.
Germany, 204.
Gestalt-psychology, 42, 84 ff.
Ghosts, 37, 80.
God, 25 f., 50, 58, 60, 63 f., 70, 113 f., 118, 136 f., 140, 146, 154 f., 156, 172, 205, 211, 245 ff., 256 f., 258.
Goldman, Emma, 187.
Good men, badness of, 161.
Good-will, 255.
Government, and its forms, 160, 167;
see also, “Courts of Law”, “Laws of the State”, and “U. S. Constitution”.
Grace, divine, 57.
Great Britain, 213.
Great men, Ch. XIV.
Greed, 179;
See also, “Profits”, etc.
Greek notion of self-realization, 250.
Health, 159.
Hegel, 242.
Help, mutual, 23.
Herd-action, 182, 232.
Heredity, 104 f.;
see also, “Environment, influence of”.
Hero-worship, 116.
“Higher nature”, our, 158, 161.
History, 110 ff., 136.
Humanitarianism, 23, 32.
Human nature, the paradox of, 209.
Humor, 243 ff.
Huxley, Thomas, 23 f.
Hylan, J. F., 249.
Immanence of God, 9.
Imperialism, economic, 51.
Industry, 8, 247.
Industrialism, v, 46, 48, 56, 58 f., 61 ff., 90, Ch. XV, 139, 155.
Instincts, theory of, 28, 39, 41 f., 45, 82 f., 84, 87, 93, 97, 145.
Institutionalism, 164.
Intelligence tests, 89 ff., 93, 104.
Intelligentsia, the, 248.
Interests, 78, 235.
Invention, 8.
Irrationality of man, Ch. V.
Jacks, L. P., 257.
James, William, 80, 82, 101.
Jealousy, 39, 179.
Jesus, 63 f., 127, 140, 146, 174, 198, 201.
John, Gospel of, 4.
Kant, Immanuel, 244.
Koffka, K., 84, 94 (note).
Krutch, J. W., 30.
Labor, labor movement, 64, 121, 132;
see also, “Workingmen”.
Ladd, G. T., 82.
Land hunger, 131.
Lauder, Harry, 123.
Laws of nature, 258;
see also, “Science”, etc.
Laws of the State, 166 f., 190;
see also, “Constitution of the U. S.”
Laughter, 243 ff.
“Lazarus”, Eugene O’Neill’s play, 246.
Lewis, Sinclair, 31, 201.
Life, 125, 252.
Lincoln, Abraham, 75, 90.
Literature of disillusionment, Ch. V, 52, 56, 92 f., 210.
Louis XIV, 90.
“Lower classes, the”, 174.
“Lower nature, our”, Ch. XX, Ch. XXIII.
Lust, 179, 181 f.
Lynchings, 182.
MacCurdy, J. T., 87, 94 (note).
“Main Street”, Sinclair Lewis’s story, 79.
Majorities, 216 f., 242;
see also, “Minorities.”
Malice, 179.
Marot, Helen, 129, also note.
Mastery, motives of, 124.
Maturity, Ch. XII (esp. 99–101), Ch. XXV.
Mearns, H., 108.
Mencken, H. L., 201.
Metaphysics, 71, 81, 252, 258.
Milton, 185.
Minorities, Ch. XXVII, 238, 242, 255;
see also, “Majorities.”
Modern spirit, the, 69.
“Morality Play for the Leisured Class, A”, Balderston’s comedy, 146.
Morals, experimentation in, 224.
“Motive”, two senses of, 143.
Münsterberg, H., 82.
Musical compositions of children, 110 (note).
Mutations, biological, 74.
Mysticism, 65, 156.
Nation, The (periodical), 245.
Nationalism, 23, 51, 167.
Naturalism, 73, 113, 115, 250.
Nature, 74, 258;
see also, “Science”, etc.
Nature and nurture, 104.
Neighborhood Playhouse, The, 146.
Nero, 90.
New York Court of Appeals, 190.
Obligation, 255.
Occidental civilization, 49, 61.
Occupational introversion, 167.
O’Neill, Eugene, 30, 32, 246.
Open-mindedness, 239.
Organic view of physical nature, 82, 84 f.
“Organism, the”, 36.
Orthodoxies, various, 127, 166, 168 f., 187, 220.
Pain, 148.
Parker, Carleton, 129, also note.
Partizanship in education, 213.
Pasadena Community Playhouse, 246.
Passions, the, Ch. XXIII.
Patriotism, 213.
Paul, the Apostle, 157, 212.
Peace Treaty of Versailles, 18 f.
Penn, William, 90.
Persons, see “Self”, etc.
Pessimism, 69 f.
Pictures by children, 109 f.
Plato, 146, 156.
Play, 231.
Pleasure, devotion of youth to, 196.
Poems by the young, 108.
Political corruption, 227.
Political parties, 217.
Pope, the, 187.
Power, desire for and effects of possessing, 123, 218 ff.
Profit system and profit motive, 17, 39, 50 f., 58, 70, 121, 139, 175.
Progressive Education Association and magazine, 109 f.
Progressive Party, 217.
Propaganda, 13, 15, 117, 160.
Property, ethics of, 54 f., 62.
Prophets, 118, 239.
Protestantism, 62 f., 64 f., 211, 222.
Psychiatry, 93, 100;
see also, “Psychoanalysis”.
Psychoanalysis, 43, 52, 86 ff., 101 f., 172.
Psychology, vi, 23, 25, 35, Ch. VI, 45 f., 52, 156, Ch. XI, 85 ff., 114.
Psychology of religion, v.
Pugnacity, 39, 51, 124, 243.
Puritanism, 62.
Quaker meetings, 234.
Race superiority, 14.
Rashness of youth, 202.
Rationality in children, 106.
Rationalization, 22 f., 43, 45, 54.
Reading matter, 160.
Reason and the irrational, 163, Ch. XXI, 170.
Recapitulation theory, the, 97.
Reflexes, conditioned, 41 f., 84.
Reform movements, 210.
Regeneration, 57, 60, 156.
Release of our capacities, Part IV.
Religion, v, 4, 123, 125, 139, 162, 184, 186 ff., 210;
see also, “Church”, “Protestantism”, “Roman Catholic Church”.
Religious education, v, 213.
Repentance, 60 f., 176, 238, 246 f., 255.
Research and researchers, 31, 118, 234.
Respectable faults, Ch. XXII.
Revenge, 179.
Revivals, see “Evangelism”.
Rivalry, 39.
Roman Catholic Church, 62, 64 f., 221.
Roosevelt, Theodore, 217.
Rotary Clubs, 52, 60, 127.
Russia, 204.
Sacco-Vanzetti case, the, 190.
Sacrament, production as a, 140.
Satan, 156.
Savagery, 3 f.
Schools, 38, 102 f., Ch. XIII, 138, 153, 161, 186, 212, 224 f.;
see also, “Colleges and universities”.
Science and scientific method, 7 f., 31, 78, 125, 193 f., 234.
Secular, the idea of the, 139.
Security, desire for, 122, 130, 132, 257.
Self, the personal, 43, 55, 86, 124, 131 f., Ch. XVII, Ch. XVIII, 158, 165 f., 170 f., 193 f., 220, 230, Ch. XXIX, 256 f.
Service, motive of, 127.
Sex impulse and conduct, 39 f., 44, 52 f., 70, 75 ff., 99, 157, 165;
see also, “Lust”.
Sin, 211.
Sinclair, Upton, 187.
Skepticism, 256.
“Smart” minds, 241, 243.
Smith, Gypsy, 249.
Social capacities of children, 106 f.
Social distance, 166 ff., 173.
Social recognition, 125, 130, 132.
Social workers, 118 f.
Society, life of, v, 143 ff., 210.
Sociology, 23.
Socrates, 146, 177.
Sophists, the, 146.
Soul, the, 37.
Sovereignty, political, 167.
Speech, freedom of, 191.
Sphinx, The, Ch. VI.
“Spiritual” affairs, 136.
Spiritual life, 137.
“Spoon River Anthology” of Masters, 29.
State, the civil, 15, 62, 167, 247.
Stoics, The, 3.
Strong, Josiah, 249.
Survival, 125.
Sympathy, 231.
Tagore, R., 49.
Tennyson, A., 9.
Tests, see “Intelligence tests”.
Thanksgiving Day, 63.
Thayer, Judge, 190.
Theological seminaries, 138.
Theology, 25 f., 46, 57, 113, 115 f., 156.
Thinking cooperatively, Ch. XXVIII.
Thorndike, E. L., 83, 94 (note).
Thrift, 63.
Times, The New York, 7.
Timidity of age, 198.
Toleration, religious, 211.
Tragedy, nature of, 71.
Transfer of training, 113 ff.
Truth, 23, 256.
Twentieth century, 7.
Unconscious, the, 43, 87 f.
United States, The, 9, 213.
United States Constitution, The, 185, 191 f.
Valentine, 199 f.
Valuation, vii, 145 f.
Vested interests, 220.
Victorian period, 29.
Wages, 121, 131 f., 139.
Wants, 3 f., Ch. VI, 38, 70, 252, et passim.
War, nature and causes of, 51, 62, 70, 139, 176, 182 ff.
War, The Great, Ch. III, 52, 56, 158, 249.
Washington, George, 90.
Watson, J. B., 84, 94 (note).
Wealth, 64.
Wesley, J., 187.
Whitehead, A. N., 81 f., 84 f., 94 (note).
Wilberforce, W., 24.
Williams, Whiting, 129 (also note), 142.
Wisdom from experience, 198.
Woodworth, R. S., 84, 94 (note).
Work, 148.
Workmanship, 132.
Workingmen, 39, 50, Ch. XVI;
see also, “Labor”, “Industrialism”, etc.
World-self, 258.
Worship, 141, 154 f., 175, 211, 213, 258.
Yale University, vii.
Youth and age, Ch. XXV.