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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.

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