(A)modern reader : essays on present-day life and culture

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Ⅰ. THE CHANGING POLITICAL WORLD
• THE RESULTS DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT HAS GIVEN / Lord Bryce = 3
• DEMOCRACY UNDER REVISION / H. G. Wells = 11
• GOVERNMENT IN THE MACHINE AGE / John Dewey = 25
• THE POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF COMMUNISM / Harold J. Laski = 37
• THE FASCIST DECADE / Count Carlo Sforza = 51
• GERMANY : BATTLEFIELD OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES / Sigmund Neumann = 63
• THE STRENGTH OF DEMOCRACY / Walter Lippmann = 73
• Ⅱ. THE CHANGING ECONOMIC WORLD
• RECENT ECONOMIC CHANGES IN AMERICAN LIFE / President Hoover's Committee on Recent Economic Changes = 77
• THE END OF Laissez Faire / John Maynard Keynes = 89
• THE NEED FOR A NEW ECONOMIC SYSTEM / Sir Arthur Salter = 100
• THE ESSENTIAL CONDITION OF ECONOMIC PLANNING / Norman Thomas = 111
• A PLANNED ECONOMY AND A PLANNED PRICE LEVEL / Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr. = 120
• SWEDEN : WHERE CAPITALISM IS CONTROLLED / Marquis W. Childs = 130
• THE BASIS OF ECONOMIC PLANNING / Lionel Robbins = 143
• THE PERMANENT NEW DEAL / Walter Lippmann = 149
• Ⅲ. THE CHANGING SOCIAL WORLD
• WHITHER MANKIND ? / Charles A. Beard = 165
• WHAT MAKES A SOCIAL SYSTEM GOOD OR BAD ? / Bertrand and Dora Russell = 175
• ORIENT AND OCCIDENT / G. Lowes Dickinson = 188
• A SACRED MOUNTAIN / G. Lowes Dickinson = 191
• A PLEA FOR EQUALITY / Harold J. Laski = 195
• THE IDEA OF EQUALITY / Aldous Huxley = 209
• SOCIALISM / G. D. H. Cole = 225
• A REBUTTAL OF SOCIALIST ARGUMENTS / Oscar D. Skelton = 233
• Ⅳ. WAR AND WORLD ORDER
• NATIONALITY AND HUMANITY / Graham Wallas = 249
• THE MORAL EQUIVALENT OF WAR / William James = 263
• THE DEAD / Stephen Graham = 275
• AUTUMN TINTS IN CHIVALRY / C. E. Monta� = 282
• AN APPEAL TO REASON / John Basett Moore = 290
• THE"NEW SPIRIT"AND ITS CRITICS / Newton D. Baker = 300
• Ⅴ. SCIENCE AND THE MODERN WORLD
• THE BELFAST ADDRESS / John Tyndall = 321
• THE RELATIVITY OF ALL KNOWLEDGE / Herbert Spencer = 335
• THE METHOD OF SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION / Thomas Henry Huxley = 339
• INTRODUCTION The Nature of the Physical World / Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington = 346
• THE NEW WORLD OF MODERN PHYSICS / Sir James Jeans = 352
• THE FUTURE OF BLOLOGY / J. B. S. Haldane = 363
• Ⅵ. RELIGION AND MORALS
• THE HISTORY OF FREEDOM IN CHRISTIANITY / Lord Actom = 375
• THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF RELIGION / C. E. M. Joad = 384
• THE IDEA OF PROGRESS / Dean W. R. Inge = 401
• A FREE MAN'S WORSHIP / Bertrand Russell = 417
• WHAT IS THE TRUE BASIS OF MORALS ? / Morris R. Cohen = 425
• THE MORALIST IN AN UNBELIEVING WORLD / Walter Lippmann = 436
• Ⅶ. EDUCATION IN ITS MODERN ASPECTS
• IN DEFENSE OF THE STUDY OF GREEK / James Russell Lowell = 449
• ON VARIOUS KINDS OF THINKING / James Harvey Robinson = 452
• HABIT OR EDUCATION / William James = 466
• WHAT SHALL WE EDUCATE FOR ? / Bertrand Russell = 473
• THE DISADVANTAGES OF BEING DEUCATED / Albert Jay Nack = 490
• ROLE OF INVENTION AND CHANGE / Charles E. Merriam = 502
• Ⅷ. LITERATURE AND THE MODERN SCENE
• THE LANGUAGE OF ALL THE WORLD / George Edward Woodberry = 513
• TRADITION / Stuart P. Sherman = 525
• FIGURES IN A DREAM / Chauncey Brewster Tinker = 534
• DESIGN IN THE NOVEL / Wilson Follett = 548
• A NOTE ON TRAGEDY / Ludwig Lewisohn = 562
• A NOTE ON COMEDY / Ludwig Lewisohn = 566
• THE MODERN BIOGRAPHER / Andre$$\acute e$$ Maurois = 569
• ON JARGON / Sir A. T. Quiller ­ Couch = 582
• Ⅸ. ART AND THE MODERN WORLD
• ART AND HISTORY / John Ruskin = 595
• THE BIRTH OF MODERN ART / John Addington Symonds = 601
• THE FEUD BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND ART / Paul Elmer More = 618
• "TEN O'CLOCK" / J. A. McNeil Whistler = 629
• THE IMPRESSIONISTS / Morris Davidson = 635
• THE POST­IMPRESSIONISTS / Eugen Neuhaus = 639
• THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN ART / Eugen Neuhaus = 644
• THE ORIGIN OF MUSIC / Edward A. MacDowell = 647
• SUGGESTION IN MUSIC / Edward A. MacDowell = 657
• Ⅹ. AMERICA, PAST AND PRESENT
• THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FRONTIER IN AMERICAN HISTORY / Frederick Jackson Truner = 667
• THE CREED OF THE OLD SOUTH / Basil Gildersleeve = 688
• FIVE AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO CIVILIZATION / Charles W. Eliot = 701
• THE UNIFORMITY OF AMERICAN LIFE / James Bryce = 716
• OUR CHANGING CHARACTERISTICS / James Truslow Adams = 726
• BEYOND THE FRONTIER / Henry A. Wallace = 739
• THE TEMPO OF POLITICAL CHANGE / Allan Nevins = 748
• A MODERN BOOKLIST = 757