SCIENCE & SOCIETY GENERAL INDEX

VOLUMESI-XXV (1936�1961)

Part I: Author, Subject and Title Part II: Books Reviewed

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TnE EDITORIAL BOARD Part I: AUTHOR, SUBJECT and TITLE INDEX

All references are to Articles unless specified otherwise: Review A rti­ cles, Communications, Reviews. Author headings are in roman type. Subject headings are in capitals. Titles of Articles, Review Articles and Communications are in italics. Book Reviews are listed in Part I of the Index only by the Author of the Review, followed by the of the Author of the book reviewed. The full title of the book reviewed will be found under its authors name in Part II: INDEX OF BOOKS REVIEWED. References are to Volume and Page, the two separated by a colon. Because of a printer's error, Vol. IV, No. 3 bears the same pagination as Vol. IV, No. 2. In order to distinguish them, the numerals 2 and 3, in parentheses, have been inserted after the volume. ABOLITION MOVEMENT see Agriculture and the Labor Reserve. ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT S. W. Palmer 4:388 Machines in Cotton. J. S. Allen Ackoff, Russell L., joint author, see 12:240 Churchman, C. West A Note on Rural Income and Ex­ penditure in Contemporary In­ ADAMS, BROOKS dia. (Communication) S. A. Shah On the Restoration of Brooks 23:52 Adams. (Communication) W. A. Some Comparisons of Socialist and Williams 20:247 Capitalist Agriculture. L. Harris 10: 159 ADAMS, HENRY Soviet Agriculture: A Discussion Henry Adams: The Last Liberal. E. (Communication) I, Queries, S. Johnson 1: 362 Wellington; II, Reply, L. Harris History, Marxism and Henry 11:270 Adams. R. Greenleaf 15: 193 Aiken, Henry Addis, T. Review: Berenson 13:280 Query on Dialectic. (Communica­ tion) 8:354 Aims and Limitations of British Planning. J. F. Rogers 13:97 AESCHYLUS Alexander, Kenneth Aeschylus and Athens. (Communi­ Review: Lundberg 21:164 cation) G. Thomson 6:278 ALIEN AND SEDITION ACTS AFRICA (U.S.) Negro Culture in Southern Africa The Federalist Attack on Civil Before European Conquest. M. A. Liberties. (Communication) A. Jaspan 19: 193 Young 17:59 On the Use of the Terms "Kaffir," "Native," and "Bantu." (Com­ ALIENATION munication) M. A. J aspan and B. Nomvete 19:343 On Alienation: Two Contrasting See also SOUTH AFRICA Views. (Communication) H. B. Lamb and N. S. Lehrman 25:260 AGRI CULTURE- ECONOMIC ASPECTS Allen, James S. Agricultural Property and Enter- Machines in Cotton. 12:240 prise Under Italian Fascism. C. The Struggle for Land During the T. Schmidt 1:326 Reconstruction Period. 1:378 3 4 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Allen, Lincoln AMERICA.."1' REVOLUTION Nl.edical Needs of the War Industry Artisan Democracy and the Amer­ Areas. H:28 ican Revolution. H. M. Morais 6:227 Ale, Peter The Pove:rty of Welfare . AMERICAN SEAMEN'S PRO­ 19:43 TECTIVE UNION ASSOCIA­ Reviews: Cox 24:269 TION Harris 23:88 The American Seamen's Protective Union Association of 1863: A Alton, Leo T. Pioneer Organization of Negro Seamen in the Port of New Yo1'k. Review: Andrews 1:432 (Communication) S. Kaplan 21: 154 American and British Folk Song: Some Recent Books. (Communi­ AMERICAN WRITER'S CON­ cation) L. Barnes 19:333 GRESS The Writers' Congress. (Commu­ American Education and the Class nication) H. Hart 2:392 Struggle. T. B. Brameld 1:1 AMERICAS, The American Imperialism and Philip­ H. Towards a Marxist History of pine Independence. R. Crip­ America. (Communication) G. pen 11: 97 Muratore 16:60

American Labor and Social Work. Ames, Russell A. Deutsch 8:289 Decadence in the Art of T. S. Eliot. 16:193 American Labor and the Paris S. Implications of Negro Folk Song. Commime. Bernstein 15: 144 (Communication) 15: 163 Protest and Irony in Negro Folk­ American Labor and the Long De­ song. 14:193 pression, 1873-1878. S. Bernstein Reviews: Dorson 22:258 20:59 Maynard 16:74

AMERICAN LITERATURE The Anatomy of Exploitation. D. American Romanticism and the C. Hodges 24:228 (Erratum Depresrion of 1837. W. Charvat 24:360) 2:67 The Critical Principles of V. L. ANTHROPOLOGY Parrine:ton."' G. Hicks 3:1.13 The Analysis of Rebellion and Revolution in .Modem British American Negro Slave Revolts. H. Social Anthropology. P. M. Wors­ Aptheker 1:512 ley 25:26 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 5

Economic Factors in Primitive Re­ Mississippi Reconstruction and the ligion. P. Radin 1:310 Negro Leader Charles Caldwell. Franz Boas as Scientist and Citizen. 11:340 B. J. Stern 7:289' More on American Negro Slave Margaret Mead: Science or Science Revolts. (Communication) 2:386 Fiction? P. M. Worsley 21:122 The Negro in the Abolitionist On Paul Radin's Method in "Eco­ Movement. 5:2 and 5:148 nomic Factors in Primitive Reli­ The Study of American Negro gion." (Communication) E. A. Slavery, I. (Communication on Hoebel 2: 111 K. M. Stampp's "The Peculiar Recent Literature of Race and Cul­ Institution") 21:257 ture Contacts. (Review article) The Washington-Du Bois Confer­ B. J. Stern 5:173 ence of 1904. (Communication) A Reply (to E. A. Hoebel's com­ 13:344 munication "On Paul Radin's Reviews: Brebner 10:313 Method"). (Communication) P. Caskey 4 (2):229 Radin 2: 113 Coulter 12:460 See also RACE Coulter 15:284 Drake and Cayton The Anti-humanism of Ezra 10:217 Pound. (Communication) M. Schlauch 13:258 Filler 25:360 Ford 4:102 Anti-imperialism and the Demo­ Going 16:356 crats. H. Baron 21:222 Mark 5:282 Wiley 4 (2):229 ANTISLAVERY MOVEMENT Civil Liberties and the Antislav­ Archer, Stanley ery Movement. R. B. Nye 9:125 Reviews: Barker 6:298 The Negro in the Abolitionist Binkley 8:373 Movement. H. Aptheker 5:2 and Demaree 5: 191 5:148 Ludlum 5:89 Strickland 6:298 An Approach to the Interpretation Yoshpe 6:298 of Dreams. L. S. Williamson 19:23 Arms, George Warren Approaches to the Theory of Eco­ Further Inquiry into Howells's So­ nomic Growth. (Communication) cialism. (Communication) 3:245 J. P. Henderson 22:144 Arndt, H. W. Aptheker, Herbert The Social Outlook of British American Negro Slave Revolts. Philosophers. (Communication) 1:512 4:438 6 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

ART BABEUF, FRANQOIS EMILE Art in War Time: The Revival of Babeuf and Babouvism. S. Bern­ the Heroic Tradition. E. B. Bur­ stein 2:29 and 2:166 gum 6:331 Buonarroti's Classic History of More on Art and Society. (Com­ Babouvism. (Communication) S. munication) S. Finkelstein 13: 164 Bernstein 21:346

Artisan Democracy and the Amer­ BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN ican Revolution. H. M. Morais The Dialectical Genius of Johann 6:227 Sebastian Bach. E. Cabrera 21:319

Ashley Montagu, M. F. The Background of the Iranian Further Comment (on Social Dar­ Affair. R. Shahshahani 10: 113 winism). (Communication) 6:74 Review: Hooton 2:282 Ballaine, Francis Review: Beatty 4 (3): 250 ASIA (Far East) Economic Provincialism and Amer­ BALZAC, HONORE de ican Far Eastern Policy. P. J. Jaffe 5:289 Interpretations of Balzac. (Com­ munication) E. B. Burgum 2: 107 See also CHINA; INDO-CHINA; JAPAN BANKING Bankers in Politics. (Review ar­ Aspects of Nazi Economic Policy. M. Dobb 8:97 ticle) F. A. Shannon 24:246 The Dilemma of American Bank­ Athenian Democracy: Further ing. V. D. Kazakevich 3:461 Comments, I. (Communication) A. D. Winspear 7:168 Baran, Paul Athenian Democracy: Further Economic Progress and Economic Comments, II. (Communication) Surplus. 17:289 E. L. Minar, Jr. 7: I 70 Barbour, Violet ATOMIC ENERGY Review: Cole 4:455 The Development of Atomic En­ ergy. (Communication) J. K. Barkley, Raymond Jacobs 10:292 The Theory of the Elite and the The Era of Atomic Energy. P. Mythology of Power. 19:97 Langevin I 0: I Barnes, Lois L. AUTOMATION American and British Folk Song: Profit, Automation and the Cold Some Recent Books (Communi­ War. J. Morris 24:1 cation) 19:333 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 7

The Helpless Hero of Ernest Hem­ Principles of Rational Psychother­ ingway. 17: 1 apy. 16:296

Baron, Harold BELINSKY, VISSARION GRI­ Anti-imperialism and the Demo­ GOREVICH crats. 21: 222 Responsibility of Art to Esthetics in Belinsky's Esthetics. M. Lif­ Bartlett, Francis H. shitz 13:243 The Concept of "Repression." 18:326 Bellamy, R. The Limitations of Freud. 3:64 Correspondence. (Answer to au­ Marx and Freud: A Reply to Mr. thor's criticism of his review of Rapoport. 5:376 E. Korner's "The Law of Free­ Marxism and the Psychoanalytic dom as the Remedy for War and Theory of the Unconscious. 16:44 Poverty") (C ommunication) Pavlov and Freud. (Review article) 19:61 25:129 Reviews: Hague 25: 168 Recent Trends in Psychoanalysis. Korner 18:279 9:214 (Discussion 9:362) Kurihara 23:358 Reviews: Blum 18:276 Kuznets 24:285 Dennis 18:276 Fromm 6:187 BENGAL see IND�A Herrick 21 :353 Pumpian-Mindlin Benison, Saul 18:276 Riesman 20:89 Review: Hurwitz 9:381

Basic Laws of Development of So­ Bergher, George cialist Economy. K. Ostrovitia­ Marxism and Normative Judg­ nov 9:232 ments. (Communication) 23:253

Baskin, M. Bernal, J. D. W. T. Parry on War and Politics. and Mod­ (Communication) 11 :65 ern Science. 2:58 The Place and Task of Science. Beecher, John 13:193 Problems of Discrimination: I. 7:36 Science and Human Welfare. 20:97 Science Teaching in General Edu­ Beechert, Edward 1 Review: Ewing 18:267 cation� 4:

Behr, Zalman Bernstein, Samuel Consciousness and Practice in Ra­ American Labor and the Paris tional Psychotherapy. I 7: 193 Commune. 15: 144 8 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

American Labor in the Long De­ . (Review article) 24: 334 pression, 1873-1878. 20:59 Robert Fulton's Unpublished Mem­ Babeuf and Babouvism. 2:29 and oir to Pitt. 8: 40 2:166 Robespierre and the Problem of Buonarroti's Classic History of War. 4:402 Babouvism. (Communication) Saint Simon's Philosophy of His­ 21:346 tory. 12:82 (Editor) A Centenary of Marxism. Some Recent Historical Literature: 12: 1 From the Enlightenment to the Current Studies on Socialism in Commune. 22:330 America. (Review article) 18:193 Trends in French Socialism, 1789- The Danton-Robespierre Contro· 1871. 11: 1 versy Today. 23:221 Two Historical Methods. (Com­ English Reactions to the French munication) 19:320 Revolution. 9: 147 Wendell Phillips: Labor Advocate. The First International and the 20:344 Great Powers. 16:247 Reviews: Ames 15:77 The First International on the Barber 21: 264 Eve of the . 5:24 Bestor 16:66 From Utopianism to Marxism. Farmer 10:193 14:58 Fine 21:264 Jean ]aures and the Problem of Footman 13:87 War. 4(3):127 Gershoy 10:193 J ef]erson and the French Revolu­ Goodrich and Carroll tion. 7: II5 9:177 Greene 10:193 Juarez on Guerrilla Warfare. Herzen 21 :264 (Communication) 8:255 Jefferson 7:379 , Pioneer of Marxism Jellinek 2:423 in . 4:29 J oughin 21:264 Marat, Friend of the People. 5:310 Lefebvre 12:466 Marx in Paris, 1848: A Neglected Link 7:379 Chapter. 3:323 Lorwin 21: 264 Marx and Engels in Paris, 1848: Lubac 14:346 Supplementary Documents. Madison 11 :388 (Communication) 4 (2):21 I Manuel 21:264 Markov and Soboul New Directions in French Revolu­ tion Historiography. (Review 22:93 Marx 3:138 article) 23:333 Marx and Engels 3:563 The Opposition of French Labor Noland 21:264 to American Slavery. I 7: 136 Pelling 21: 264 The Paris Commune. 5:117 Sirich 10: 193 Recent Literature on Labor and Tarle 6:300 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 9

Ulman 21: 264 Black, I. Williams 17:276 Reviews: Hechinger 23:277 Wittke 16:66 Rickover 23:379 Woodress 23:90 Rubin 24: 187 Still 23: 379 Bernstein, Victor H. Review: Goodrich and Carroll Black, M. 9:177 Review: Calpin 18:347

Bert, Erik Black, T. J. Review: Infield 10:311 Note on Mr. Kazakevich's "The End of Plant Expansion." (Com­ Bibcrman, Herbert munication) 3: 106 Review: Kracauer 25:375 Blaine, Frank Bicknell, John Reviews: Burns and Mitchell Reviews: Borg 13:182 11: 192 Epstein 13: 182 Dunlop 8:362 Fox 10:300 Houghton 25:75 Blair, George Lattimore 13: 182 5:83 Packe 20: 170 Reviews: Griffin Zahler 6:90 BIOLOGY The Development of Biology in Blake, Justin the Soviet Union. L. A. Orbeli Jacob Morris on Unproductive 7:205 Employment: A Criticism. (Com­ munication) 24: 169 Birch, Francis The of Labor. Review: Crowther 2:141 24:193

Birdsall, Paul Blaug, Mark Neutrality and Economic Pres­ Review: Fellner 15:359 sures, 1914-1917. 3:217 Blumberg, Albert E. The Birth of the People's Front. Science and Dialectics: A Preface to Milton 3: J. 147 a Re-examination. 22:306 The Birth of . Blumberg, Dorothy Rose A. D. 'Winspcar 3:433 Review: Flexner 25:90 Bisson, T. A. Review: Holland and Mitchell Boas, Ernst P. 3:117 Review: Stern 9:264 10 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

BOAS, FRANZ Reviews: Hagen 7:175 Franz Boas as Scientist and Citi­ Kraus 7:175 zen. B. J. Stern 7:289 Sweezy 7: 175

Book Notes: The Civil War Era. Brameld, Theodore B. E. D. Genovese 25:379 American Education and the Class Struggle. 1:1 Bose, Arun Reviews: Coon 3:272 Reviews: Ohkawa 24:264 Hollis 3:272 Parsons 21: 183 Tsuru 25: 179 BRAZIL Brazilian Culture under Vargas. S. Boskin, Joseph Putnam 6:34 Review: Williamson 25:368 Race and Nation in Brazil. S. Put­ nam 7:321 Boudin, Leonard E. Vargas Dictatorship in Brazil. S. Reviews: Landis 3:550 Putnam 5:97 Trimble 2:415 Brewster, Dorothy Boudin, Louis B. The Interpretation of Social The Supreme Court and Civil Change in Literature. (Commu­ Rights. 1:273 nication) 5:234 Reviews: Borland 16:82 The Bourgeoisie Comes of Age in Kaun and Simmons . (Communication) D. D. 8:88 Kosambi 10:392 Briggs, Asa Boyce, James Review: Eells 21:187 Review: Blackett 15:280 Greene 25:285 British Labor Against American Bradley, Lyman R. Slavery. R. Greenleaf 17:42 Literary Trends under Hitler. 8:104 British Labor and American Slav­ Reviews: Childs 3:538 e1y. R. Hanison 25:291 Crippen 8:368 Dodd 3:538 British Studies of the History of Kolnai 3:538 the Soviet Union. R. Schlesinger Reich 3:538 25:1

Brady, Robert A. Browder, Earl The Fascist Threat to Democracy. Centralized Control of War Pro­ 2:147 duction. 7:56 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 11

Brown, Arthur Buckmaster, Henrietta Reviews: Davis 7:188 Reviews: Bettersworth 8:176 Pierson 7: 188 Potter 8: 176 Simms 8:176 Brown, Elizabeth G. Review: American Council 3:422 A Budget of Books on Cuba. (Review article) H. F. Mins Brown, Harold Chapman 25:338 More on the Inevitability of So­ cialism. (Communication) 3:397 Bunche, R. J. Review: Young 3:270 Brown, J. F. Degree of Freedom of Social Loco­ Bunge, Mario motion. (Communication) I :404 The Inexhaustible Electron. 14:115 On William Morris' Socialism. Brown, Theodore (Communication) 20: 142 Review: Faulkner 16:370 What is Chance'! 15:209 (Errata 15:347) Brown, William 0. Reviews: Frank 15:89 Reviews: Glass 5:272 Frank 17: 266 Hogben 3: 264 Schrodinger 17:266 Holmes 2:280 Innes 3:264 Burgum, Edwin Berry Myrdal 5:272 American Sociolog;y in Transition. (Review article) 23:317 Thomas 5:272 Art in War Time: The Revival of the Heroic Tradition. 6:331 Browning, Robert The Cult of the Complex in Poetry. Reviews: von Fritz 20: 166 15:31 White 24: 371 Existentialism in Psychology. (Re­ view article) 24: 158 BROWNSON, ORESTES The Function of the Critic in Our Early American Democratic The­ Day. (Communication) 5:243 ory and Orestes Brownson. H. S. Interpretations of Balzac. (Com­ Mims 3:166 munication) 2: 107 The Promise of Democracy and Buchanan, Keith the Fiction of Richard Wright. Review: 25:157 7:338 The Sensibility of John Steinbeck. Buchanan, Lucille J. 10: 132 Problems of Discrimination: II. The Sociological Pattern of Strange 7:44 Fruit. (Communication) 9:77 12 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Reviews: Adams 10:302 Business and the Salaried Worker. Bretnor 17: 285 V.Shlakman 15:97 Brewster 19:170 Brown 14:184 The Business of Government. E. Canby 4(2):237 Dowling 9: 193 Erdman l 9·:283 Finkelstein 12:287 BYRON, GEORGE GOR DON, Harap 14:377 6th baron Lesser 23:183 Byron and Revolt in . Matthiessen 6: 173 D. V. Erdman 11 :234 Matthiessen 15:378 Minton and Stuart Cabrera, Enrique 5:275 Prall 1:217 The Dialectical Genius of Johann Robbins 16:179 Sebastian Bach. 21:319 Schilling 11 :298 Spiller 13:377 CALCULATING MACHINES see COMPUTERS AND CON­ Burgum, Mildred TROLS, ELECTRONIC Reviews: Horney 10:96 Kardiner 11:80 CALDWELL, CHARLES Lundberg and Farn­ Mississippi Reconstruction and the ham 11:382 Negro Leader Charles Caldwell. Reich 10:96 H. Aptheker 11: 340 Burhop, E. H. S. CALHOUN, JOHN CALDWELL Reviews: Allen 1 7: 168 Schurr and Marschak Calhoun, Lincoln and Labor. B. I 7:168 Mandel 18:235

BURKE, EDMUND Cameron, Kenneth Neill Edmund Burke and the New Con­ Review: MacLean 16:76 servatism. (Communication) C. B. Macpherson 22:231 Cammer, Harold I. Review: Pritchett 13:275 Burke, Kenneth Twelve Propositions ... on the Cannon, Walter B. Relation between Economics and Review: Eulenberg-Wiener 3: 115 Psychology. (Communication) 2:242 CAPITALISM William James: Superlative Master of the Comparative. (Commu­ Contrasting Two Economic Sys­ nication) 1: 122 tems. V. D. Kazakevich 5:43 Historians on the Rise of British Burns, Michael Capitalism. C. Hill 14:307 Review: Schrodinger 19: 186 How Long was Capitalism Essen- AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 13

tial? (Communication) C. La­ Cazden, Norman mont 2:103 Humor in the Music of Stravinsky Monopoly Capitalism and Marx's and Prokofiev. 18:52 Economic Doctrines. A. Evenit­ Mozart in Current Musical Esthet­ sky 24: 134 ics. (Communication) 17:65 Productivity and Exploitation un­ Reviews: Burk 24:183 der Capitalism. J. Kuczynski Finkelstein 13: 186 10:148 Geiringer 19: 362 14:366 The Seventeenth Century in the Haggin 11:286 Development of Capitalism. E. Ikonnikov J. Hobsbawm 24:97 Leonard 22:255 Liepmann 18: 178 See also PROFIT; VALUE Martynov 12:469 CARNAP, RUDOLF Revesz 19:91 Shostakovich 11: 286 Logical Positivism and the Unity Smith 13: 186 of Science. (Communication) V. J. McGill 1:550 A Centenary of Marxism. (Articles by 12 contributors) S. Bernstein, CARR, EDWARD HALLETT ed. 12:1 British Studies of the History of the Soviet Union. R. Schlesinger Centralized Control of War Pro­ 25:1 duction. E. Browder 7:56

Carroll, Marie CHANCE On Bartlett's Psychoanalytic Views. What is Chance? M. Bunge 15:209 (Communication) 9:362 (Errata 15:347)

Cartels and the Settlement with Chapin, Edward Germany. V. J. McGill 9:23 Review: Davis 20:364 Carter, Harry F. Chapman, Dwight W. Concerning Government Spending. (Communication) 3:518 Review: Menninger 2:559

CASTE SYSTEM CHARTISM Caste and Class in India. (Com­ Chartism and the British Working­ munication) D. D. Kosambi 8:243 Class Movement. M. Morris 12:400 13:49) Caste and Class in India. P. Rosas (Erratum 7:141 Charvat, William CAUDWELL, CHRISTOPHER American Romanticism and the Christopher Caudwell's "Illusion Depression of 1837. 2:67 and Reality" (Communication) Professor Charvat Replies. (To F. Wharton 16:53 comment by G. Mayberry on 14 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

"American Romanticism") Churchman, C. West, and Ackoff, (Communication) 2:259 Russell L. The Democratization of Philoso­ Chen, Han-seng phy. 13:327 Review: Bisson 3:277 Churchward, Lloyd G. CHERNYSHEVSKY, NICHOLAS Trade Unionism in the United G. States and Australia: A Study in Chernyshevsky and American In­ Contrasts. 17:119 fiuence on Russia. D. Hecht Reviews: Niebuhr 24:361 9:318 Spulber 23:71

Chevalier, Haakon M. CIVIL RIGHTS French Intellectuals and the Front Civil Liberties and the Antislavery populaire. (Communication) Controversy. R. B. Nye 9:125 1:102 Political Deportations: 1944-1954 A. F. Ginger 19: 134 Chiesa, Vittorio della The Supreme Court and Civil The Study of American Slavery, II. Rights. L. B. Boudin 1:273 (On K. M. Stampp's "The Pecu­ liar Institution") (Communica­ See also ALIEN AND SEDITION tion) 21:259 ACTS Reviews: Johnson 20:87 CIVIL WAR (English, 17th Mandel 19:360 c.) Class Forces in the English Civil Childe, V. Gordon War. D. M. Petegorsky 6:111 The English Civil War Interpreted Reviews: Frankfort 12:260 C. Hill Merton 15:366 by Marx and Engels. 12: 130 CHINA The English Revolution and the C. Hill Mathematics and Science in China Brotherhood of Man. and the West. J. Needham 18:289 20:320 Land in the English Revolution. Hill Notes on the New Chinese Cul­ C. 13:22 ture. I. Epstein 15:344 Some Aspects of Indian and Chi­ CIVIL WAR (U.S.) nese Economic Development. S. Book Notes: The Civil War Era. A. Shah 22:44 E. D. Genovese 25: 379 See also YENAN British Labor and American Slav­ ery. R. Harrison 25:291 A Chinese Tn11entor of the Induc­ Interpretations of the American tive Method in the Literary Sci­ Civil War. R. En male l :27 ences: Ku Yen-wu. (Communica­ Labor and the Copperheads. P. S. tion) R. Suter 22: 164 Foner 8:223 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 15

The Negro and the American Civil Cobb, H. V. War. (Communication) W. E. B. Review: Zimmem 4 (3):244 Du Bois 25:347 opposition to Lincoln in the Elec­ Cohen, Joseph W. tions of 1864. L. Newman 8:305 Review: Hofstadter 9:369 See also ANTISLAVERY MOVE­ MENT; RECONSTRUCTION Cohen, S., Johnson, R., and West, (U.S.) R. Marxist Psychology in America: A Clark, Blake Critique. 21:98 Review: Barber 5:278 Cohen, S., Martin, P., and John­ Clark, Vernon son, R. The Guernica Mural-Picasso and T owa1·d the Development of Dia­ Social Protest. (Communication) lectics. 22:21 5:72 , Profit, Automation and Class Analysis of a Literary Con­ the. J. Morris 24: 1 troversy. (Communication) R. M. Krapp 10:80 Cole, Dorothy E. Review: Singh 21:181 Class Determinism, The Limits of. (Communication) D. C. Hodges Cole, Lester 24:69 Review: Miller 17:277 Class Struggle, American Educa- COLLECTIVE BARGAINING see tion and the. T. B. Brameld 1:1 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Class Forces in the English Civil COLLINGWOOD, ROBIN War. D. W. Petegorsky 6:111 GEORGE The Social Outlook of British Classes and Class Struggles during Philosophers. (Communication) the French Revolution. A. So­ H. W. Arndt 4:438 boul 17:238 Collins, Charles A. Cluett, William Problems of Discrimination: III. Review: Sharp 21:273 7:48 Collins, Henry H. Jr. CLUSERET, GUSTAVE PAUL The Constitutions of the Soviet A French Adventurer and Ameri­ Republics. 15: 17 can Expansionism after the Civil War. A. Landy 15:313 Colodny, Robert G. Review: Millis 25:278 Coats, A. W. Comments on Inflation. L. Dow­ Review: Wilhite 24: 185 ling 7:52 16 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Comments on Sarton as Historian CONSERVATISM of Science. (Communication) B. Edmund Burke and the New Con­ Farrington 23: 352 (Erratum servatism. (Communication) C. 24:95) B. Macpherson 22:231 The New Conservatism. I. L. Hor­ COMMUNIST MANIFESTO owitz 20:1 The Ethics of "The Communist Manifesto." H. Selsam 12:22 Conservative Writers on Imperial­ ism. H. B. Davis 18:310 From Utopianism to Marxism. S. Bernstein 14:58 The Constitutions of the Soviet COMPUTERS AND Republics. H. H. Collins, Jr. CONTROLS, ELECTRONIC 15: 17 Cybernetics and Dialectics. J. Dick­ inson 24:312 25:53) Contemporary Growth Economics. (Erratum J. P. Henderson 21: 135

COMTE, AUGUSTE Contrasting Two Economic Sys­ A Note on Comte. (Communica­ tems. V. D. Kazakevich 5:43 B. tion) J. Stern 1: 114 Cooper, J. L. B. The Concept of "Repression.'' 18:326 Dialectir:.�, Language and Change. F. H. Bartlett (Communication) 4:78

Concerning Government Spending. Cooper, Joseph, joint author, see (Communication) H. F. Carter 3:518 Wilson Barbara Economy in Yenan. Concerning Mathematics. D. J. Yung-ying Hsu 10:17 Struik 1:81 The Co-ordination of Erich Confl,icting Trends in the Populist Jaensch. (Communication) S. Movement. H. R. Crippen 6: 133 Diamond 1:106

CONSCIOUSNESS Cornforth, Maurice The Conscious and the Uncon­ On Pragmatism. (Communication) scious in Human Behavior. M. 19:257 Lane 15:303 Consciousness and Practice in Ra­ Cornu, Auguste tional Psychotherapy. Z. Behr German Utopianism: "True" So­ 17:193 cialism. 12:97 Consciousness in the Light of Di­ alectical Materialism. S. L. Ru­ CORPORATIO NS benstein 10:252 Marx on the Significance of the AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 17

Corporation. (Communication) CROCE, BENEDETTO P. Sweezy 3:238 Benedetto Croce and his Concept of Liberty. (Communication) A. COTTON GROWING Gramsci 10:283 Machines in Cotton. J. S. Allen CUBA 12:240 A Budget of Books on Cuba. (Re­ view article) H. F. Mins 25:338 COURBET, GUSTAVE Courbet and his Contemporaries, The Cult of the Complex in Poetry. 1848-1867. 0. Larkin 3:42 E. B. Burgum 15:31 Courbet in the Commune. (Com­ munication) 0. Larkin 5:255 CUNHA, EUCLIDES da Race and Nation in Brazil: Eu­ Cox, Oliver C. elides da Cunha's "Rebellion in S. Pulnam 7:321 Reviews: Gallagher 11:281 the Backlands." Gordon 24:280 Current Studies on Socialism in America. (Review article) S. Crane, Donald Bernstein 18:193 Review: Yarmolinsky 24:368 A Current View of the Business Crippen, Harlan R. Cycle. (Communication) V. Per­ American Imperialism and Philip­ lo 22:239 pine Independence. 11 :97 Cutler Addison T. Conflicting Trends in the Populist The Ebb of Institutional Econom­ Movement. 6: 133 ics. 2:448 Philippine Agrarian Unrest: His­ Professor Cutler Replies (to J. torical Backgrounds. 10: 137 Dorfman's communication "On Workers and Jobs in Wartime ") (Com­ Britain. 6:208 munication) 3:514 Reviews: Ebenstein 10: 199 War Economics and the American Labor Research 7:369 People. 4 (3):165 Munk 7:369 Reviews: Blake 5:81 Peterson 7:286 Crosser 6:178 Robbins 7:286 Economic 3:254 Seydewitz 10: 199 Ginsburg 4:90 Hansen 3: 254 Van Valkenburg 7:369 Huberman 1:440 International Labour The Crisis in Physics. H. Freistadt 5:396 17:211 Rochester 4:453 Rogers 3:254 The Critical Principles of V. L. Stone 5:396 Parrington. G. Hicks 3:443 Varga 4 (2):218 18 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Cybernetics and Dialectics. J. Dick­ Davidson, Richard inson 24:312 (Erratum 25:53) Review: Leopold 19:281

The Cynical Mr. Keynes. (Com- Davis, Arthur K. munication) K. H. Niebyl Thorstein Veb Zen Reconsidered. 4 (3):234 21 :52 Reviews: Bay 25:82 CZECHOSLOVAKIA Cohen 20:280 Planning for Socialism in Czecho­ Dobriansky 23:66 slovakia. P. George 11: 327 Ginsburg and Bray 18:89 Dangerfield, George Halbwachs 24:273 Review: Woodward 4:106 Lamont 21:162 Noble 23:179 DANTON, GEORGES JACQUES President's Commis- The Dcmton-Robespierre Contro­ sion 17:360 versy Today. S. Bernstein 23:221 Rosenberg 22:86 Stein 18:260 Darrell, John Sutherland 16:183 Tonnies The Economic Consequences of 23:268 Mr. Keynes. 1:194 22:286

DARWJN, CHARLES Davis, Horace B. Opinions on Darwin a Century Conservative Writers on Imperial­ After. (Review article) H. ism. 18:310 Grunclfest 24: 150 Hobson and Human Welfare. 21:291 Da Silva, J. Schumpeter as Sociologist. 24: 13 Revie·'lJ: Freyre 11 :201 The Unproductive Notion of "Pro­ ductive" Labor. 25:20 DAUMJER, HONORE Reviews: Allen 11:85 Daumiet and Ratapoil. 0. Lark.in Dahl, and others 4:373 25: 177 The Daumier Myth. 0. Larkin Edwards 11 : 85 1:350 Strachey 3: 126 David, Henry Davis, Jerome Reviews: Goodrich 1:417 Josephson 3:409 Review: Cole 20:283 David, Michael Davis, Kingsley Review: Jasny 18:92 Review: Kardiner 4 (2):227 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 19

Dawson, J. J. Public Works in Two Depressions. The Militarization of American V. D. Kazakevich. 2:471 International Relations. 19:241 Some Effects of the Depression on the Negro in Northern Cities. Decadence in the Art of T. S. Eliot. E. F. Frazier 2:489 R. Ames 16:193 Deutsch, Albert Degree of Freedom of Social Loco­ motion. (Communication) J. F. American Labor and Social Work. Brown 1:404 8:289

DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION DEUTSCHER, ISAAC OF 1847 British Studies of the History of and The Democratic the Soviet Union. R. Schlesinger Association of 1847. VI/. Hae­ 25:1 nisch 2:83 The Development of Atomic En­ DEMOCRATIC PARTY (U.S.) ergy. (Communication) J. K. Anti-imperialism and the Demo­ Jacobs 10:292 crats. H. Baron 21:222

The Democratization of Philoso­ The Development of Biology in the Soviet Union. L. A. Orbeli phy. C. W. Churchman and R. 7:205 L. Ackoff 13: 327

Denis, Henri The Development of Logical Em­ Rate of Profit and National In­ piricism. L. S. Feuer 5:222 come. 23:298 Further Comments (on J. Robin­ De Vries, Theun son's article "The Labor Theory Spinoza: Political Thinker. (Com­ of Value") 18:160 munication) 22:356

DEPRESSION (1837) DEWEY, JOHN American Romanticism and the Further Considerations. (Commu­ Depression of 1837. W. Charvat nication) V. J. McGill 5:65 2:67 ]ohn Dewey in Theory and Prac­ DEPRESSION (1870's) tice. (Communication) C. La­ mont 5:61 American Labor in the Long De­ pression, 1873-1878. S. Bernstein Pragmatism Reconsidered: An As­ 20:59 pect of John Dewey's Philosophy. V. J. McGill 3:289 DEPRESSION (1930's) Industrial Relations in the Cwr­ A Dialectical Account of Evolu­ rent Depression. B. Golden 3:199 tion. J. B. S. Haldane I :4 7 3 20 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

The Dialectical Genius of Johann A1arx's "Ninth Thesis" on Fetter­ Sebastian Bach. E. Cabrera bach. (Communication) 3:212 21:319 Dickinson, John K. DIALECTICAL MATERIALISM Cybernetics and Dialectics. 24:312 see MATERIALISM, DIALEC­ (Erratum 25:53) TICAL Towards an Epistemological De­ velopment of Dialectics. 22:207 DIALECTICS Review: 'Wetter 24:72 Cyberneti�s and Dialectics. J. Dick­ inson 24:312 (Erratum 25:53) DIDEROT, DENIS Dialectics. General Principles. The Social Thought of Diderot. (Communication) R. B. Winn C. Lipton 8:126 2:520 Dialectics, Language and Change. Diffie, Bailey W. (Communication) J. L. B. Cooper Review: Belaunde 4 (2):224 4:78 Dialectics Transformed into its The Dilemma of American Bank­ opposite. (Communication) H. ing. V. D. Kazakevich 3:461 Selsam and H. K. Wells 13: 154 Query on Dialectic. (Communica­ The Dilemma of Puerto Rico. E. tion) T Addis 8:354 P. Hanson 1 :499 Reply (to communication by H. Selsam and H. K. Wells) (Com­ A Discussion of Religion. J. Need­ munication) W. T. Parry and ham and C. Lamont 1:487 V. J. McGill 13:160 Science ar·d Dialectics. A. E. Blum­ Dissent from the Marxian Theory berg 2�!: 306 of Value. (Communication) L. M. Fraser 3:498 Toward the Development of Di­ alectics. S. Cohen, P. Martin and R. Johnson 22:21 Divide and Rule: British Policy in Indian History. (Communi­ T awards an Epistemological De­ cation) N. Stewart 15:49 velopment of Dialectics. J. Dick­ inson 2 2: 207 Dobb, Maurice The Unity of Opposites. V. Mc­ J. Aspects of Nazi Economic Polic')'. Gill an:l W. T. Parry 12:418 8:97 S. Comments on Professor H.K. Tak­ Diamond ahashi's "Transition from Feud­ The Cc-ordination of Erich alism to Capitalism", I. (Com­ Jaensch. (Communication) 1:106 munication) 17:15!> 1\1.arx's "First Thesis" on Feuer­ Economic Planning in the Soviet bach. (Communication) 1:539 Union. 6:305 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 21

The Falling Rate of Profit. 23:97 Slave Society. (Communication) A Nate on Some Aspects of the 15:57 Economic Theory of Marx. 2:322 Reply (to L. M. Fraser's "Dissent Doob, J. L. from the Marxian Theory of Review: Hogben 1:577 Value") (Communication) 3:506 Reply (to P. M. Sweezy's "The Dorfman, Joseph Transition from Feudalism to On Institutional Economics. (Com- Capitalism") (Communication) munication) 3:509 14: 157 The Revival of Theoretical Dis­ Dorsey, Emmett E. cussion Among Soviet Econo­ Reviews: Frazier 22:69 mists. 24:289 Price 25:74 Scientific Method and the Criti­ cism of Economics. (Communi­ cation) 3:389 Dotterer, Ray H. Soviet Economy: Fact and Fiction. Formal Logic and the "Fringe." (Communication) 13:269 18: 123 Soviet Post-War Reconstruction. 15:122 Doughty, Frank Reviews: Bergson 9: 172 Review: O'Connor 21:88 Bienstock 9:172 Blaug 23: 263 Douglas, Dorothy W. Brinton 3:528 Land and Labor m Mexico. Clark 4:85 4 (2): 127 Condoide 17:83 Reviews: Hutt 2:549 Crowther 14: 85 Walsh 2:549 Dickinson 4:447 Ellis 13: 368 Douglas, Wallace W. Granick 19:376 The Problem of Wordsworth's Hamburger 9:378 Conservatism. 12:387 Hubbard 8:262 Review: Morris 13:90 Jasny 17:83 Leontyev 8:262 Douglass, Elisha P. Nathan 9:378 Sweezy 7:270 Reviews: Dauer 20:367 Jefferson 20:367 Smith 20:368 Doctor Faustus: Tragedy of Indi­ vidualism. (Communication) C. Green 10:275 Douglass, Maurice F. A Note on the Recent British Gen­ Donini, Ambrogio eral Elections. (Communication) The Myth of Salvation and Ancient 25:54 22 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Dover, Cedric Dunham, Barrows Review: Jacobs and Stern 13:177 The Love of Wisdom: A Marxist Meditation. 23: 193 (Erratum Dowling, .Eleanor 23:357) The Business of Government. 9: 193 Review: Warren 8:371

Dowling, Lyle Dunn, Leslie C. Comments on Infiation. 7:52 Science in the Soviet Union. I, Reviews: Browder 7:367 Genetics. (Communication) 8:64 Golden and Rutten­ Review: Haldane 7:178 berg 6:383 Pierson 6:383 Dunn, Robert W. Reviews: Brooks 2: 135 DRAMA, GREEK Calkins 2: 135 Aeschylus 'ind. Athens: A Reply (to Huberman 2: 135 A. D. ,vinspear) (Communica­ Institute 9:277 tion) G. Thomson 6:278 Minto n and Stuart The Social Origins of the Greek 2:135 Drama. (Communication) A. D. Pilgrim 3:413 Winspear 6: 273 Dutt, R. Palme DREAMS Review: Hutchinson 14:276 An Approc:ch to the Interpretation of Dreams. L. S. Williamson Early American Democratic The­ 19:23 ory and Orestes Brownson. H. S. Mims 3:166 Du Bois v\'. E. B. The Negro and the American Civil Eaton, John War. (Communication) 25:347 Reviews: Marx 18:274 Reviews: Douglass 15:351 Sternberg 18: 182 Linton 13:365 Ebb Sachs 17: 269 The of lnstitutional Econom­ Spencer 20: 183 ics. A. T. Cutler 2:448

DU BOIS, W. E. B. ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE, IN­ The Washington-Du Bois Con­ TERNATIONAL ference of 1904. (Communica­ European Recovery and United tion) H. Aptheker 13:344 States Aid. J .J. Joseph 12:293 The Failure of the Marshall Plan. Dunbar, Carl 0. J. J. Jo:,cph 14:29 Science in the Soviet Union. II, The Point Four Program. H. Geology. (Communication) 8:67 Olden and P. Phillips 16:222 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 23

Trends in the Marshall Plan. J. J. ECONOMICS Joseph 13:1 Adam Smith's Theory of Economic Development. V. B. Singh 23:107 The Economic Consequences of The Economic Factor in History. Mr. Keynes. J. Darrell 1:194 L. S. Feuer 4 (2): 168 The Economics of Control Prefig­ The Economic Factor in History. ured by Sir James Steuart. R. L. L. S. Feuer 4 (2): 168 Meek 22:289 Hobson and Human Welfare. H. Economic Factors in Primitive Re­ B. Davis 21 :291 ligion. P. Radin 1:310 The Philosophy of Veblen's Eco­ R. H. ECONOMIC GROvVTH nomics. Landsman 21:333 raffa's Rehabilitation of Approaches to the Theory of Eco­ Piero � . (Review ar­ nomic Growth. (Communication) J. P. Henderson 22:144 ticle) R. Meek 25:139 ScientificMethod and the Criticism Contemporary Growth Economics. P. Henderson 21:135 of Economics. (Communication) J. M. Dobb 3:389 A Current View of the Business Cycle. (Communication) V. Perlo War Economics and the American People. A. T. Cutler 4 (3): 165 22:239 CAPITALISM; EMPLOY­ Implications of Economic Growth See also MENT; IMPERIALISM; LA­ in Underdeveloped Countries. BOR; PRODUCTIV­ (Communication) 21:240 PRICE; ITY; PROFIT; SOCIALISM· Rostow, Marx and the Theory of VALUE Economic Growth. B. G. Gustafs­ son 25:229 ECONOMICS (INSTITUTION­ ECONOMIC PLANNING AL) The Ebb of Institutional Econom­ Aims and Limitations of British ics. A. T. Cutler 2:448 Planning. J. F. Rogers 13:97 On In�titu_tional Economics. (Com­ Economic Planning in the Soviet mumcat10n) J. Dorfman 3:509 Union. M. Dobb 6:305 Professor Cutler Replies (to J. Economic Progress and Economic Dorfman's communication) Surplus. P. Baran 17:289 (Communication) A. T. Cutler 3:514 Economic Provincialism and Amer­ ECONOMICS (KEYNESIAN) ican Far Eastern Policy. P. J. Jaffe The C-yni:al Mr. Keynes. (Com­ 5:289 munication) K. H. Niebyl The Economic Strength of the 4 (3):234 Soviet Union. V. D. Kazakevich The Economic Consequences of Mr. Keynes. Darrell 1:194 5:385 J. 24 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

An Evaluation of John Maynard The Political Economy of Labor. Keynes. J M. Gillman 19: 107 J. Blake 24:193 John Maynard Keynes. (Commu­ Reply (to L. M. Fraser's "Dissent nication) P. M. Sweezy 10:398 from the Marxian Theory of in Relation Value") (Communication) M. to Underdeveloped Countries. V. Dobb 3:508 B. Singh 18:222 The Revival 0£ Theo,·etical Dis­ Marxism and Recent Economic cussion among Soviet Econo­ Thought. (Communication) S. J. mists. M. Dobb 24:289 Patel 11:!>2 Rostow, Marx and the Theory of G. Gus­ Soviet Comment on Keynesian Economic Growth. B. Theories of Full Employment. tafsson 25:229 (Communication) I. Trachten­ Value and Price. P. Mattick 23:289 berg 10:4-05 See also SOCIALISM, ECONOM-· !CS OF ECONOMICS (MARXIAN) Dialectic and Economic Laws. L. S. The Economics of C antral Prefig­ Feuer 5:336 ured by Sir James Steuart. R. L. Meek 22:289 Dissent from the Marxian Theory of Value. (Communication) L. The Economics of Underdeveloped M. Fraser 3:498 Countries. (Communication) S. Economic Progress and Economic A. Shah 22:157 Surplus. P. Baran 17:289 Marxism and Orthodox Econom­ ECONOMICS (WELFARE) see ics. P. M. Sweezy 11:225 WELFARE ECONOMICS Marxism cmd Recent Economic Thought. (Communication) S. J. Edel, Abraham Patel 11:52 Reviews: Bridgman 3:131 Monopoly Capitalism and Marx's Lasswell and Kaplan Economic Doctrines. A. Evenit­ 16:346 sky 24: 134 Maciver 12:445 Pound 8:85 A Note on Some Aspects of the Schilpp 9: 179 Economi,; Theory of Marx. M. Spitz 14:92 Dobb 2:!l22 Stevenson 10:434 On Misunderstanding Soviet Po­ Winspear and Silver­ litical Economy. (Communica­ berg 3:542 tion) Editors of SCIENCE & SO­ CIETY t::312 Edel, May Political Economy in the Soviet Review: White 14: 181 Union. L. A. Leontiev and others 8: 115 (Discussion 8:342 and Editors of SCIENCE & SOCIETY 9:260) Bernhard]. Stern. (Editorial) 21: I AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 25

Bibliography of Bernhard J. Stern. Plans for Full Employment after 21:28 the War. V. Gaev 9:67 On Misunderstanding Soviet Po­ Private Enterprise and Full Em­ litical Economy. (Communica­ ployment. 0. Nathan 15:232 tion) 8:342 Soviet Comment on Keynesian Theories of Full Employment. EDUCATION (Communication) I. Trachten­ American Education and the Class berg 10:405 Struggle. T. B. Brameld 1: 1 Unemployment and Unproductive Science Teaching in General Edu­ Employment. .J. Morris 22:193 cation. J. D. Bernal 4: 1 Emspak, Julius Eight Hour Day, Ira Steward and Labor-Management War Produc­ the. H. Kuritz 20:118 tion Councils. 7:88

EINSTEIN, ALBERT The End of Plant Expansion. V. Philosophy and the Theory of Rel­ D. Kazakevich 2: 195 ativity. (Communication) L. S. Feuer 11:259 Engels, Friedrich ELECTRON see PHYSICS A Fragment from Engels. (Trans­ lation of a section headed "Strug­ ELIOT, T. S. gle for Life" in Dialektik der Natur.) I :581 Decadence in the A rt of T. S. Eliot. R. Ames 16:193 Frederick Engels on the Conduct The T. S. Eliot Myth. R. H. Rob­ of the Franco-Prussian War. bins 14:1 (Communication, Introductory note by L. Feuer) 5:362 ELITES Unpublished Letters of Karl Marx and to Ameri­ The Theory of the Elite and the cans. Tr. and ed. by L. E. Mins. Mythology of Power. R. Barkley and 2:348 19:97 2:218

EMERSON, RALPH "WALDO ENGELS, FRIEDRICH B. Emerson and Wordsworth. R. Engels on the Family. J. Stern Greenleaf 22:218 12:42 In Defense of Emerson. (Commu­ The English Civil War Interpreted nication) G. Mayberry 2:257 by Marx and Engels. C. Hill 12:130 EMPLOYMENT Marx and Engels in Paris, 1848: The End of Plant Expansion in Supplementary D o cu m en ts. American Manufacturing Indus­ (Communication) S. Bernstein tries. V. D. Kazakevich 2:195 4 (2):211 26 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Marx and Engels on America. H. Erdman, David V. M. Morai.; 12:3 Byron and Revolt in England. 11:234 ENGINEERS see OFFICE AND Review: Adams 14:369 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS Ernest, Gifford ENGLAND see GREAT BRIT­ Reviews: Ellmann 24:271 AIN Joyce 24:271 ENGLISH CIVIL WAR see CIVIL 'Espinasse, Margaret WAR (English, 17th c.) Review: 25:162 EN GLISH LITERATURE EST HE TICS Class Analy�is of a Literary Con­ Responsibility of Art to Society in troversy: Wit and Sense in Sev­ M. enteenth-Century English Litera­ Belinsky's Esthetics. Lifshitz ture. (Communication) R. M. 13:243 Krapp 10:80 ETHICS English Re

The Era of Atomic Energy. P. Eulau, Heinz Langevin IO:1 Review: Kuczynski 9:266 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 27

European Recovery and United Black Book 11:391 States Aid. J. J. Joseph 12:293 Coleridge 23:368 Fairley 18:340 and An Evaluation of John Maynard 20:376 Keynes. J. M. Gillman 19: 107 Gray 18:340 Greiner 20:376 An Evaluation of Logical Positiv­ Hirschmann 14:82 ism. V. J. McGill 1:45 Hohlfeld 18:340 Joseph 14:82 Evenitsky, Alfred Liptzin 20:376 Monopoly Capitalism and Marx's Moorman 23:368 Economic Doctrines. 24: 134 Rose 20:376 Value Theory and Socialism. Schneider 23:368 Stone 14:82 (Communication) 9:260 Todd 23:368 Reviews: Ayres 10:209 Vischniak 11:391 Beckwith 14:168 Weinreich 11:391 Grajdanzev 11:396 Wordsworth 23:368 Kuczynski I 7: 17 3 Lange and Taylor EXISTENTIALISM 14: 168 Meyer 20: 151 Existentialism in Psychology. (Re­ Moore 21:370 view article) E. B. Burgum Strachey 22:368 24: 158 The French Origin of Existential­ EVOLUTION ism. H. Mougin 11:127 A Dialectical Account of Evolu­ tion. J. B. S. Haldane 1:473 The Failure of the Marshall Plan. Evolution and Thermodynamics. J. J. Joseph 14:29 J. Needham 6: 352 FAIR EMPLOYMENT PR AC­ Evolution and Thermodynamics. TICES (Communication) A. J. Lotka 8:161 Problems of Discrimination: I. J. Beecher 7:36; II, L. J. Buchanan A Fragment from Engels. F. Engels 7:44; III, C. A. Collins 7:48 1:581 Is Professor Haldane's Account of Fairchild, Henry Pratt Evolution Dialedical? (Commu­ nication) A. P. Lerner 2:232 Reviews: Lamont 16: 182 Thaman 20: 177 Professor Haldane Replies. (Com­ munication) B. S. Haldane J. Fairchild, Mildred 2:239 Women in War Industry. 7:14 Ewen, Frederic Reviews: Bunyan 2:278 Reviews: Barzun 8:364 Strong 2:278 Bentley 9:374 Williams 2:278 28 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

FALLING RATE OF PROFIT Hitler, II, Literary Scholarship (Marxian Theory) see PROFIT in the Third Reich. (Communi­ cation) L. H. Hornstein 8:253 FAMILY Notes on Philosophy in Nazi Ger­ Engels on the Family. B. J. Stern many. V. J. McGill 4: 12 12:42 Three Concepts of Nazi Political Theory. (Communication) S. Famine in Bengal. (Communica­ Rosenberg 1 :221 tion) R. Schneer 11: 168 FASCISM-ITALY Farrington, Benjamin Agricultural Property and Enter­ Comments on Sarton as Historian prise under Italian Fascism. C. of Scie:'2ce. (Communication) T. Schmidt 1: 326 23:352 (Erratum 24:95) FASCISM-JAPAN Prometheus Bound: Government and Science in Classical Antiqui­ The Fascist Movement in Japan. ty. 2:43!i V. A. Yakhontoff 3:28 Second Thoughts on Epicurus. Faulkner, Stanley 17:326 Review: Konefsky 22: 174 Reviews· Cohen and Drabkin 14:90 The Federal Government and the 19:64 Grene 16:87 Negro, 1865-1955. E. Kaiser 20:27 Kelsen 9:83 Sarton 19:353 Federal Poli on Scientific Re­ Snell 18:258 cy search. E. E. Liebhafsky 19:219 Wild 18:367 Willetts 24:77 The Federalist Attack on Civil Liberties. (Communication) A. FASCISM Young 17:59 The Fasci'>t Threat to Democracy. R. A. Brady 2:147 Feibleman, James Review: Buchler 4 (2):233 FASCISM-GERMANY

Aspects of Nazi Economic Policy. FEUDALISM AND CAPITAL­ M. Dobb 8:97 ISM see TRANSITION PROB­ Literary Trends under Hitler. L. LEM R. Bradley 8: 104 Notes on Literary Trends under Feuer, Lewis S. Hitler. I, Further Comments on The Development of Logical Em­ Con temporary Writers. (Com­ piricism. 5:222 munication) S. Putnam 8:249 Dialectic and Economic Laws. Notes on Literary Trends under 5:336 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 29

The Economic Factor in History. FINANCE 4 (2):168 New York as the Financial Center. Ethical Theories and Historical V. Perlo 19:289 Materialism. 6:242 The Persistence of the Dollar Ethics and Marxism, a Controver- Crisis. V. Perlo 25:107 sy: Reply. (Communication) The War and American Finance. 7:260 V. D. Kazakevich 4 (2): 153 Metaphysics and Social Science. (Communication) 9:255 Finkelstein, Sidney Philosophy and the Theory of More on Art and Society. (Com­ Relativity. (Communication) munication) 13:164 11: 259 Reply (to H. F. Mins, Jr., on FIRST INTERNATIONAL see "Ethics and Historical Material­ INTERNATIONAL, FIRST ism") (Communication) 7:357 Reviews: Lerner 6: 180 First Polish Congress of Science. Magid 6:180 (Communication) M. Schlauch ]5:341 Mandelbaum 3:417 Schilpp 8: 189 FITZGERALD, FRANCIS FEUERBACH, LUDWIG AN­ SCOTT .DREAS The Social Thinking of F. Scott Fitzgerald. R. Greenleaf 16:97 Marx's "First Thesis" on Feuer­ bach. S. Dia­ (Communication) FOLKLORE mond 1:539 Folklore in the Soviet Union. M. Marx's "Ninth Thesis" on Feuer­ Schlauch 8:205 bach. (Communication) S. Dia­ mond 3:242 FOLKSONG American and British Folk Song: Fewkes, Ellen Some Recent Boolts. (Communi­ Review: Lamont 10:315 cation) L. Barnes 19:333 Implications of Negro Folk Song. FICTION see NOVEL (Communication) R. Ames 15: 163 Fieldstone, Walter Protest and Irony in Negro Folk- Reviews: Clyde 2:564 song. R. Ames 14:193 Lederer 2:564 Foner, Phillip S. Filleul, C. Labor and the Copperheads. 8:223 Reviews: Metraux and Mead Lincoln and Labor. (Communica- I 9:172 tion) 19:56 Padover 19: 172 Review: Todes 6:289 30 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Forer, Joseph Supplementary D o cu m en ts. Review: Somerville 23: 361 (Communication) S. Bernstein 4(2):211 Formal Logic and the "FringP.." (Comrm::nication) R. H. Dotter­ FRANCE-I 9th c. er 13:269 Daumier and Ratapoil. 0. Larkin 4:373 Fraenkel, Osmond K. Jules Guesde, Pioneer of Marxism S. 4:29 Review: Cheney 4: 114 in France. Bernstein Trends in French Thought during E. FRANCE-·REVOLUTION (1789) the Third Republic. Metraux 5:207 Babeu/ and Babouvism. S. Bern­ 2:29 2:166 stein and FRANCE-20th c. Buonarroti's Classic History of The Birth of the People's Front. Babou vism. (Communication) 21:346 J. Milton 3:147 S. Bernstein French Intellectuals and the Front Classes and Class Struggles during populaire. (Communication) H. the Frer. ch Revolution. A. So­ M. Chevalier I: 102 boul 17:.238 Jean Jaures and the Problem of The Dantm-Robespierre Contro­ War. S. Bernstein 4 (3): 127 t;er.ry Today. S. Bernstein 23:221 Trends in French Thought during English R1!actions to the French the Third Republic. E. Metraux Revolutfon. S. 9: 147 Bernstein 5:207 Jefferson and the French Revolu­ tion. S. Bernstein 7: 115 FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR Marat, Friend of the People. S. Frederick Engels on the Conduct Bernstein 5:310 of the Franco-Prussian War. Music of lhe French Revolution. (Communication, submitted by C. Hugh�s 4 (2): 193 L. Feuer) 5:362 New Direcrions in French Revolu­ Franklin, Mitchell tion Historiography. (Review ar­ ticle) S. Bernstein 23:333 Review: Seagle 6: 190 Robespierre and the Problem of Franklin, Ralph War. S. Bernstein 4:402 Review: Woytinsky The Women's Rights Movement in 5:285 the Fren.';h Revolution. E. Racz Fraser, Lindley M. 16:151 Dissent from the Marxian Theory of Value. (Communication) 3:498 FRANCE-REVOLUTION (1848) Marx in P'.Lris, 1848. S. Bernstein Fraser, Rudolph 3:323 Review: National Resources Marx and Engels in Paris, 1848: Comm. 5:79 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 31

Frazier, E. Franklin Freud, Horney, Fromm and Others. (Communication) Wortis Some Effects of the Depression on J. the Negro in Northern Cities. 10:176 2:489 Reviews: Locke and Stern 6:92 FREUDISM Lynd 1:573 Ethics and Marxism, a Controver­ sy: Criticism. (Communication) V. Venable Freedom of Research in American 2:257 Science, B. J. Stern 18:97 Ethics and Marxism, a Controver­ sy: Dr. Howard Selsam Objects. (Communication). H. Selsam FREEDOM OF THE PRESS see 7:251 CIVIL RIGHTS The Limitations of Freud. F. H. Bartlett 3:64 Freeman, Frank S. Marx and Freud: A Reply to Mr. Review: Gellhorn 15: 174 Rapoport. (Communication) F. H. Bartlett 5:376 Freistadt, Hans Pavlov and Freud. (Review arti­ The Crisis in Physics. 17:211 cle) F. H. Bartlett 25:129 Reviews: Duhem 19:85 See also PSYCHOANALYSIS Pauli 23:79 Peierls 21 : 27 6 Freyre, Gilberto Physique 23:79 Review: Mora 21:373 Schrodinger 25: 86 Woodger 23:79 Friedin, Jesse The National War Labor Board. A French Adventurer and Ameri­ 7:80 can Expansionism after the Civil War. A. Landy 15:313 Friedmann, Georges Revolt Against Formalism in the French Intellectuals and the Front Soviet Union. 2:300 populaire. (Communication) H. M. Chevalier 1:102 Fritchman, Stephen H. The French Origin of Existential­ Review: Fletcher 20:179 ism. H. Mougin 11: 127 From Utopianism to Marxism. S. FRENCH REVOLUTION, 1789 Bernstein 14:58 see FRANCE-REVOLUTION (1789) The Frustration of Technology. B. J. Stern 2:3 French Teachers in the Resistance Movement. (Communication) R. FULL EMPLOYMENT see EM­ Maublanc 11: 38 PLOYMENT 32 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

FULTON, ROBERT See also HEREDITY AND EN­ Robert Fulton's Unpublished Mem­ VIRONMENT oir to Pitt. S. Bernstein 8:40 Genovese, Eugene D: The Function of the Critic in Our Book Notes: The Civil War Era. Day. (Communication) E. B. 25:379 Burgum 5:243 Problems in the Study of Nine­ teenth-century American His­ Furst, Joseph and Selsam, Howard tory. (Review article) 25:38 Review: Fromm 12:472 Recent Contributions to the Eco­ nomic Historiography of the Further Inquiry into Howells's So­ Slave South. (Review article) cialism. (Communication) G. W. 24:53 Arms 3:245 The Slave South: An Interpreta­ tion. 25:320 Gaev, V. Plans for Full Employment after GEOLOGY the War. 9:67 Science in the Soviet Union. II, Geolog;y. (Communication) C. 0. Geisler, Martin Dunbar 8:67 Review: Mannheim 15:278 GEORGE, HENRY GENETICS Henry George and the British The Genetics Controversy. I, The Labor Movement. J. Saville General Issues. M. Prenant 13:50 24:321 The Genetics Controversy. II, Ly­ sen/to and the Issues in Genetics. George, Pierre J. Levy 13:55 Planning for Socialism m Czecho­ Genetics in the Soviet Union: slovakia. 11 :327 Three Speeches from the 1939 Conference on Genetics and Se­ GEORGIA lection. (Speeches by Vavilov, The Land Question in Georgia Lysenko and Polyakov) 4 (3):183 during Reconstruction.. M. Gott­ Genetics Teaching and Lysenko. lieb 3:356 B. J. Stern 13:136 Heredity East and West. (Com­ GERMAN LITERATURE munication on J. Huxley's book Literary Trends under Hitler. L. of that title) J. Pearse 14:265 R. Bradley 8: 104 Lysenko and Genetics. (Communi­ The Mystic Strain in Toiler's cation) J. B. S. Haldane 4:433 Work. (Communication) J. K.resh Science in the Soviet Union. I, 4:70 Genetics. (Communication) L. C. Notes on Literary Trends under Dunn 8:64 Hitler. I, Further Comments on AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 33

Contemporary Writers. (Com­ Gilkes, Lillian munication) S. Putnam 8:249. Review: Burgum 14:282 II, Literary Scholarship in the Third Reich. L. H. Hornstein Gillman, Joseph M. 8:253 Comments (on J. Robinson's arti­ cle "The Labor Theory of The German Trade Union Move• Value") 18: 151 ment under American Occupa­ An Evaluation of John Maynard tion, 1945-1949. P. Phillips Keynes. 19:107 14:289 Ricardo's Development as an Econ­ omist. 20: 193 German Utopianism: "True" So­ A. Welfare Capitalism in the Capital­ cialism. Cornu 12:97 ist Crisis. 22:97 Reviews: Harris 20: 188 GERMANY Mason 22:365 Cartels and the Settlement with Woytinsky 19:369 Germany. V. J. McGill 9:23 The German Trade Union Move­ Ginger, Ann Fagan ment under American Occupa­ Political Deportations: 1944-1954. ion, 1945-1949. P. Phillips 19:134 14:289 Martin Luther and his Times. R. Ginger, Ray Pascal 2:332 Reviews: Daugert 17:75 On the German Trade Union Pratt 16:89 Movement. (Communication) K. Rostow 17:75 Jurgen 15:262 Productivity and Exploitation un­ Gley, R. der German Capitalism. J. Kuc­ Review: Frolov 4:116 zynski 9:55 Reply (to K. Jurgen's communica­ Goldberg, Harvey tion "On the German Trade Revie•rJ,: Scott 17:274 Union Movement") (Communi­ cation) P. Phillips 15:265 (Er­ Golden, Ben ratum 15:347) Industrial Relations in the Current See also FASCISM-GERMANY Depression. 3: 199

Getzels, Jacob Warren Goth, William William Dean Howells and Social- Reviews: Browder 24:79 ism. (Communication) 2:376 Molnar 25: 165 (Discussion 2:514 and 3:245) Gottlieb, Manuel Gilbert, G. M. The Land Question in Georgia Review: Cattell 14:178 during Reconstruction. 3:356 34 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Reviews: Allen 2:539 of Liberty. (Communication) Henry 2:539 10:283 Lauterbach 21: 166 Robbins 23:282 GREAT BRITAIN Byron and Revolt in England. Gottschalk, Hans D. V. Erdman 11:234 Review: Ross 11 : 197 English Reactions to the French Revolution. S. Bernstein 9: 147 Goudge, T. A. Historians on the Rise of British Review: Croce 10:432 Capitalism. C. Hill 14:307 A Note on the Recent British Gen­ Gouldn er, Alvin W. eral Elections. (Communication) Reviews: Ackerman and Jahoda M. F. Douglass 25:54 15:74 Science and Progress in Seven­ Barnes 13:278 teenth-Century England. (Com­ Crider 9: 182 munication) E. B. Inlow 13: 340 DeGre 8:271 Science and the Economy of Seven­ Ginsberg 13:278 teenth Century England. R. K. Mises 9:182 Merton 3:3 The Government of Yenan. Yung­ Grebanier, Bernard D. N. ying Hsu 9:289 Review: Jackson 2:554 GOVERNMENT SPENDING GREECE Concerning Government Spending. (Communication) H. F. Carter Aeschylus and Athens: A Reply 3:518 (to A. D. Winspear) (Communi­ The B IJ,Siness of Government. E. cation) G. Thomson 6:278 Dowling 9: 193 Athenian Democracy: Further Comments (on H.F. Carter's com­ Comments. (Communication) I, A. D. 'Winspear E. L. munication "Concerning Gov­ 7: 168; II, ernment Spending") (Communi­ Minar, Jr. 7: 170 cation) V. D. Kazakevich 3:520 The Social Origins of the Greek The Militarization of American Drama. (Communication) A. D. International Economic Rela­ Winspear 6:273 tions. ]. ]. Dawson 19:241 See also DRAMA, GREEK; PHI­ LOSOPHY, GREEK Grace, Emily R. More on Social Darwinism. (Com­ GREEK SCIENCE see SCIENCE, munication) 6:71 ANCIENT

Gramsd, Antonio Green, Clarence Benedetto Croce and his Concept Doctor Faustus: Tragedy of Indi- AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 35

vidualism. (Communication) Grundfest, Harry 10:275 Opinions on Darwin a Century After. (Review article) 24: 150 Greenleaf, Richard The Utilization of Scientists. 7:24 British Labor Against American Slavery. 17:42 The Guernica Mural-Picasso and Emerson and Wordsworth. 22:218 Social Protest. (Communication) History, Marxism and Henry Ad­ V. Clark 5:72 ams. 15:193 Guerrilla Warfare, Juarez on. The Social Thinking of F. Scott (Communication) S. Bernstein Fitzgerald. 16:97 8:255 Reviews: Breyfogle 23:266 Brooks 24:378 GUESDE, JULES Clemens 24:180 Jules Guesde, Pioneer of Marxism Foner 24:180 in France. S. Bernstein 4:29 Hough 24:378 Hubbell 19:378 Gundlach, Ralph H. Jordy 17:185 Reviews: Sherif 12:477 Levenson 21:366 Sherman 10:308 Sherwin 23: I 77 Stewart 23:78 Gustafsson, Bo G. Tumin 23:363 Rostow, Marx and the Theory of Economic Growth. 25:229 Grekov, B. D., and Tarle, E. V. Review: Fleisher 22:253 Soviet Historical Research. 7:217 Guthrie, Elton F. Griffin, Richard Sorokin: Counselor to Reaction. Review: Merrill 18:86 (Communication) 3:229 Reviews: Alpert 5:394 Grilli, Marcel F. Holmes 8:187 Review: Borgese 2:417 Jandy 8:378 Lundberg 5:94 Page 6:84 Growth and Crisis in the Latin American Economy. M. Halperin Haenisch, Walter 25:195 Karl Marx and the Democratic Association of 1847. 2:83 GROWTH , EC ONOMIC see ECONOMIC GROWTH Hagelberg, Gerhard Reviews: Asian Relations 13:361 Gruenberg, E. M. Du Bois 13:361 Review: Carter 12:281 Jacoby 13:361 36 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Haldane, J. B. S. Hanson, Earl P. Concerning Social Darwinism. The Dilemma of Puerto Rico. (Communication) 5:373 1:499 A Dialectical Account of Evolution. 1:473 Harap, Louis Lysenko and Genetics. (Communi­ Reviews: Glackens 22:171 cation) 4:433 Meyer 14: 360 Professor Haldane Replies (to A. Plekhanov 1 :422 P. Lerner's communication "Is Read 1:422 Professor Haldane's Account of Siegmeister 4 (3):242 Evolution Dialectical?") (Com­ munication) 2:239 Harrington, Milton Dr. Harrington Objects (to 0. HALDANE, JOHN SCOTT Klineberg's review of his "A Bi­ A Discussion of Religion: Thoughts ological Approach to the Prob­ of a Young Scientist on the Tes­ lem of Abnormal Behavior") tament of an Old One. J. Need­ (Communication) 2:517 ham 1:487 Harris, Lement U. Halperin, Maurice Some Comparisons of Socialist and Growth and Crisis in the Latin Capitalist Agriculture. 10:159 American Economy 25: 195 Soviet Agriculture: A Discussion, Latin America m Transition. II. 11 :270 20:290 Reviews: Benedict 18:2M Reviews: Harris 21 :361 Jasny 15:181 Heroles 21 :361 Morlan 20:371 Worcester and Street 23:173 Schaeffer 21:361 Harris, Mark Hamil ton, Alice Reviews: Mayer I :256 Science in the Soviet Union. III, Mehring 1:256 Industrial Medicine. (Communi­ Harrison, Frank L. cation) 8:69 Review: Stern 10:437 The Joads in Peace and War. 6:97 Review: McWilliams 6:385 Hammock, Wllliam Reviews: Buttinger 18:255 Harrison, Royden Craig and Gilbert British Labor and American Slav­ 18:79 ery. 25:291 Gay 18:255 Hart, Henry Hanson, A. H. The Writers' Congress. (Commu­ History and Mr. Toynbee. 13:118 nication) 2:392 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 37

Hartung, Frank E. The Theory of Marginal Cost The Sociology of Positivism. 8:328 Pricing. (Communication) 20: 135 Reviews: Abrahamsen 10:325 Review: Phillips 24:283 Brown and Roucek 10:206 Heredity and Environment, Hu­ Lee and Humphrey man. B. J. Stern 14:122 8:179 Lindner 10:325 Heredity East and West. (Commu­ Radzinowicz and Tur­ nication on J. Huxley's book of ner 10:325 that title) J. Pearse 14:265

Hathway, Marion Herzog, George Review: Schlauch 6:286 Reviews: Abbott, E. 8: 184 Abbott, G. 6:295 Bruno 13:381 Heurtley, Richard Vv., Jr. McMillen 10:323 Review: Virtanen 25:283 Radomski 13:381 Reynolds 8: 184 Hicks, Granville Thurston 8: 184 The Critical Principles of V. L. Witmer 8: 184 Parringon. 3:443 The Literary Opposition to Utili­ HEAL TH see MEDICAL PRAC­ tarianism. I :454 TICE AND SERVICES Reviews: Andrews and Marsden 3:534 Hecht, David Browder 2: 429 Chernyshevsky and American In­ Chase 3:534 fiuence on Russia. 9:318 Lippincott 2:276 Mumford 3:534 Helleiner, Karl F. Review: Ashton 24:380 Hill, Bridget Review: Stenton 21:376 Heller, Samuel Hill, Review: Jensen 17:81 Christopher The English Civil War Interpreted HEMINGWAY, ERNEST by Marx and Engels. 12:130 The Helpless Hero of Ernest Hem­ The English Revolution and the ingway. L. L. Barnes 17:1 Brotherhood of Man. 18:289 Historians on the Rise of British Henderson, John P. Capitalism. 14:307 Approaches to the Theory of Eco­ Land in the English Revolution. nomic Growth. (Communication) 13:22 22: 144 The Transition from Feudalism to Contemporary Growth Economics. Capitalism, II. (Communication) 21:135 17:348 38 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Reviews: Bahlman 21 :378 Ethical Theories and Historical Brinton 17:270 Materialism. L. S. Feuer 6:242 Coonan 19:275 Ethics and Historical Materialism. Cragg 16:70 (Communication) H. F. Mins, Davies 21:172 Jr. 7:353 24:364 Dickens The Limits of Class Determinism: Dodge 13:273 21: 172 In Reply to Michele Salerno. Frank (Communication) D. C. Hodges Garner 25:280 24:69 Gleason 16:281 18:253 Mechanism and Historical Ma­ Hazard terialism in Semantic Studies. Holden 21:172 M. Schlauch 11: 144 (Discussion Mosse 22:273 12:254) Riches 3:261 Siebert 17: 180 Reply by Lewis S. Feuer (to com­ Warrender 22:177 munication from H. F. Mins, Jr., on "Ethics and Historical Materialism"). (Communication) Hilton, R. H. 7:357 The Transition from Feudalism to The Role of Classes in Historical Capitalism, I. (Communication) D. 23: 16 17:340 Materialism. C. Hodges Reviews: Lopez and Raymond Some Aspects of Historical Materi­ 20:272 alism. B. J. Stern 21: 1 0 Mundy 20:173 HISTORIOGRAPHY Hinton, William British Studies of the H isory of the Union. 25: Reviews: Bettelheim 23:376 Soviet R. Schlesinger 1 Crook 25:64 Historwns on the Rise of British Capitalism. C. Hill 14:307 Soviet Historical Research. B. D. Historian of the Classic World: A 7:217 Critique of Rostovtzef!. M. Rein­ Grekov and E. V. Tarle hold 10:361 HISTORY Historians on the Rise of British The Economic Factor in History. 4 (2): 168 Capitalism. C. Hill 14:307 L. S. Feuer A Historian's Remarks on the Historian of the Classic World: A Transition from Feudalism to Critique of Rostovtzeff. M. Rein­ Capitalism. G. Lefebvre 20:241 hold 10:361 History and Mr. Toynbee. A. H. HISTORICAL MATERIALISM Hanson 13:118 Donald Clark Hodges on Histor­ History, Marxism and Henry Ad­ ical Materialism: A Critique. ams. R. Greenleaf 15: 193 (Communication) M. Salerno Saint-Simon's Philosophy of His­ 24:67 tory. S. Bernstein 12:82 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 39

Toynbee Against History. C. Trink- Hoebel, 'E. Adamson aus 12:218 On Paul Radin's Method in "Eco­ nomic Factors in Primitive Re­ Hobsbawm, E. J. ligion." (Communication) 2: 111 Bernard Shaw's Socialism. 11:305 The Seventeenth Century in the Hogben, Lancelot Development of Capitalism. Our Social Heritage. l:137 (Dis­ 24:97 cussion 1:545) Trends in the British Labor Move­ ment Since 1850. 13:289 Holmes, Eugene C. Reviews: Alpert 16:365 Philosophical Problems of Space 24:207 Bernstein 20:254 and Time. Brady 15:375 Reviews: Bernard 9: 186 Harris 1:260 Cole 10:321 3:420 Graubard 23:168 Joad Harris 19:71 Reid 4 (2): 242 Seligman 4 (2):242 Huberman 14:351 Kaye 25:92 Hornstein, Lillian Herlands Kuczynski 20:157 N ates on Literary Trends under Lewis 16: 365 Hitler. II, Literary Scholarship Rogow 23:168 in the Third Reich. (Communi­ Schumpeter 19:71 cation) 8:253 Somervell 15:375 Sweezy 14:77 Horowitz, Irving Louis 18:88 Wind.rich Bertrand Russell on War and Peace. 21:30 HOBSON, JOHN A. The New Conservatism. 20:1 Hobson and Human Welfare. H. A Rejoinder (to M. Cornforth's B. Davis 21 :291 criticism of review of Wells's Pragmatism). (Communication) Hobson, Martin V. 19:259 Review: Salou tos and Hicks Reviews: Brameld 20: 155 16:368 Britten 18:282 Gallie 19: 68 Hodges, Donald Clark Lewis, H. 23:67 The Anatomy of Exploitation. Lewis, 19:354 24:228 (Erratum 24:360) J. Oppenheimer 22:83 The Limits of Class Determinism: In Reply to Michele Salerno. Peters 21: 284 (Communication) 24:69 Thompson 19:68 The Role of Classes in Historical Vartanian 18: 185 Materialism. 23:16 Wells 18:362 40 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Houston, George Humboldt, Charles Review: Marx and Engels 18:365 Reviews: Helm 18:175 Howard 18:77 How Long Was Capitalism Essen­ tial? (Communication) C. La­ Humor in the Music of Stravinsky mont 2:103 and Prokofiev. N. Cazden 18:52

HOWELLS, WILLIAM DEAN Hunter, Louis C.

Further Inquiry into Howells's So­ Review: Billington 3:424 cialism. (Communication) G. W. Arms 3:245 Hunton, W. A. The Sources of Mr. Howells's So­ Review: Robb 8:277 cialism. (Communication) C. Wright 2:514 Husain, S. E. William Dean Howells and Social­ Review: Fernau ism. (Communication) J. W. 20:261 Getzels 2:376 Hutt, Allen Hoyt, Roland Review: Lynd 10:119 Review: Morgenthau 11:300 Ideas and Consequences. (Commu­ nication) Lewis 14:68 Hsiao, Chen-kwan J. Review: Snow 2:420 The Illusion of the "Managerial Revolution." P. M. Sweezy 6:1 Hsu, Yung-ying Cooperative Economy in Yenan. IMPERIALISM 10:17 American Imperialism and Philip­ The Government of Yenan. 9:289 pine Independence. H. R. Crip­ pen 11:97 Huberman, Leo A nti,imperialism and the Demo­ Reviews: Dutt 1:567 crats. H. Baron 21:222 Labor Fact 3:269 Aspects of Nazi Economic Policy. M. Dobb 8:97 Hughes, Charles Conservative Writers on Imperial­ Music of the French Revolution. ism. H. B. Davis 18:310 4(2):193 Economic Provincialism and Amer­ Human Heredity and Environ­ ican Far Eastern Policy. P. J. ment. B. J. Stem 14:122 Jaffe 5:289 A French Adventurer and Ameri'­ HUMAN RIGHTS see CIVIL can Expansionism after the Civil RIGHTS War. A Landy 15:313 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 41

The N.A.M. and Foreign Markets Tagore and Class Forces in India. on the Eve of the Spanish­ R. Mukherjee 14:97 American War. M. J. Sklar 23: 133 INDO-CHINA The Structure of Indo-China. H. Implications of Economic Growth Lanoue 15:1 in Underdeveloped Countries. (Communication) K. Prasad Industrial Capacity and its Utiliza­ 21 :240 tion. L. H. Robb 17:318

Implications of Negro Folk Song. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (Communication) R. Ames Industrial Relations in the Cur­ 15: 163 rent Depression. B. Golden 3:199 Labor-Management War Produc­ In Defense of Emerson. (Commu­ tion Councils. J. Emspak 7:88 nication) G. Mayberry 2:257 The Inexhaustible Electron. M. Income and Health. B. J. Stern Bunge 14:115 5:193 Infeld, Leopold INDIA Leonardo da Vinci and the Funda­ The Bourgeoisie Comes of Age in mental Laws of Science. 17:26 India. (Communication) D. D. Review: Levy 4 (2):235 Kosambi 10:392 Caste and Class in India. P. Rosas Inflation, Comments on. L. Dow­ 7: 141 ling 7:52 Caste and Class in India. (Com­ municaion on the article by P. Inlow, E. Burke Rosas) D. D. Kosambi 8:243 Science and Progress in Seven­ Divide and Rule: British Policy in teenth-Centu,ry England. (Com­ Indian History. (Communica­ munication) 13:340 tion) N. Stewart 15:49 Famine in Bengal: 1943. (Commu­ Instinct, A New Approach to. nication) R. Schneer 11:168 (Communication) B. F. Riese Land Tenure in an Indian State. 13: 150 V. B. Singh 19:303 A Note on Rural Income and Ex­ INSTITUTE ON PROBLEMS penditure in Contemporary In­ OF THE WAR, Nov. 28, 1942 dia. (Communication) S. A. Shah Editorial. 7: 1 23:52 Some Aspects of Indian and Chi­ INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS nese Economic Development. S. see ECONOMICS (INSTITU­ A. Shah 22:44 TIONAL) 42 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

INTELLECTUALS Jacobs, John K. French Intellectuals and the Front The Development of Atomic En­ populaire. (Communication) H. ergy. (Communication) 10:292 M. Chevalier I: 102 The Scientist and Military Re­ search. (Communication) 11 :75 INTERNATIONAL, FIRST JAENSCH, ERICH The First International and the Great Powers. S. Bernstein 16:247 The Co-ordination of Erich Jaensch. (Communication) S. The First International on the Eve Diamond 1: 106 of the Paris Commune. S. Bern­ stein 5:24 Jaffe, Philip J. Economic Provincialism and Amer­ International Scientific Collabora­ ican Fat· Eastern Policy. 5:289 tion. C. F. Powell 20: 111 JAMES, WILLIAM Interpretation of Dreams. L. S. Wil­ liamson 19:23 William James: Superlative Master of the Comparative. (Communi­ cation) K. Burke 1:122 The Interpretation of Social Change in Literature. (Commu­ nication) D. Brewster 5:234 Jansen, Willard Review: Wortis 15:177 Interpretation of Balzac. (Com­ munication) E. B. Burgum 2: 107 JAPAN The Fascist Movement in Japan. V. A. Yakhontoff 3:28 Interpretations of the American Civil War. R. Enmale 1:127 J aspan, M. A. INVASION OF RUSSIA, 1812 Negro Culture in Southern Africa Before European Conquest. Russian People's Wars i'.n 1812 and 19:193 1941. M. Schlauch 6:24 Race and Society in South Africa. 19: 1 (Erratum 19:256) loffe, A. F. South Africa 1960-1961: The Physics and War. 7:193 Transition from Passive Resist­ ance to Rebellion. 25:97 IRAN Reviews: Brookes 20:91 The Background of the Iranian Dvorin 18:93 Affair. R. Shahshahani 10:113 Indonesia 21: 279 Kahin 21:279 Isolationism in the 1920's, The Kartun 20:91 Legend of. W. A. Williams 18:1 Woodman 21: 279 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 43

Jaspan, M. A., and Nomvete, B. Jordan, T. S. On the Use of the Terms "Kaffir," Reviews: Kuczynski 4:96 "Native," and "Bantu." (Com­ Sharp and Gregory munication) 19:343 4 (2):243 Wermel 4 (2):243 ]AURES, JEAN LEON Jean Jaures and the Problem of Joseph, J. J. War. S. Bernstein 4 (3):127 European Recovery and United States Aid. 12:293 JEFFERSON, THOMAS The Failure of the Marshall Plan. Jefferson and the French Revolu­ 14:29 tion. S. Bernstein 7:115 The Mobilization of Man-Power. Jefferson and the Young_ Brazilians 7:2 in France. (Communication) S. Trends in the Marshall Plan. 13:1 Putnam 10: 185 Josephson, Matthew Jeffreys, James Matthew Josephson Objects (to H. Reviews: Ayres 3:426 David's review of "The Politi­ Hotchkiss 3:426 cos"). (Communication) 3:524 Review: Adams, H. 3:249 Jenkins, Bruce Review: Labor Research 14:87 JOYCE, JAMES The Language of James Joyce. M. Jennings, David Schlauch 3:482 Review: Ezekiel 4:93 JUAREZ, BENITO Jensen, Merrill Juarez on Guerrilla Warfare. Reviews: Brown, R. 22:372 (Communication) S. Bernstein Brown, S. 22:372 8:255 Walters 22:372 Jung, Bernard The Joads in Peace and War. F. L. Harrison 6:97 Review: Baumgardt 18:356

Johnson, Edgar Jurgen, K. Henry Adams: The Last Liberal. On the German Trade Union 1:362 Movement. (Communication) Review: Slochower 3: 134 15:262 Kaiser, Ernest Johnson, R., joint author, see and Cohen, S. The Federal Government the Negro, 1865-1955. �0:27 Jones, Butler A. Reviews: Blackford 18:370 Review: Tatum 17:176 Ginzberg 20:361 44 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Jarrell 16:352 KEYNES, JOHN MAYNARD Mathews 16:351 John Maynard Keynes. (Communi­ Range 16:351 cation) P. M. Sweezy 10:398 Wellman 16:352 See also ECONOMICS (Keynesi­ an) Kaplan, L. C. V. G. Review: Cunha 8:278 Kiernan, Reviews: Adams 21: 185 Kaplan, Sidney Lee 20:162 Sachse 21:282 The American Seamen's Protective Union Association of 1863: A Pioneer Organization of Negro King, Arthur H. Seamen in the Port of New York. Review: Community 14:372 (Communication) 21:154 Kirkenfeld, Thomas Kazakevich, Vladimir D. The Paradox of Profit. 12:33 Comments (on H. F. Carter's com­ munication "Concerning Gov­ Klineberg, Otto ernment Spending"). (Commu­ (to criticism nication) 3: Dr. Klineberg Replies 520 of review of M. Harrington's "A Contrasting Two Economic Sys­ Biological Approach to the Prob­ tems. 5:43 lem of Abnormal Behavior"). The Dilemma of American Bank­ 2:519 ing. 3:461 Review: Harrington 2:427 The Economic Strength of the Soviet Union. (Communication) 5:385 Knupfer, Genevieve The End of Plant Expansion in Review: Blaisdell 6:87 American ivlanufacturing Indus­ tries. 2: 195 Korner, Emil Public Worhs in Two Depressions. Correspondence (about R. Bel­ 2:471 lamy's review of Korner's "The A Reply (to T. J. Black's criticism Law of Freedom as the Remedy of "The End of Plant Expan­ for War and Poverty"). (Com­ sion"). 3:110 munication) 19:59 The War and American Finance. 4(2):153 Kosambi, D. D. Review: American Econ. Assoc. The Bourgeoisie Comes of Age in 9:89 India. (Communication) 10: 392 Caste and Class in India. (Commu­ Kennedy, John S. nication on the article by P. Review: Morton 17:373 Rosas) 8:243 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 45

Krapp, R�obert Martin LABOR-CHINA Class Analysis of a Literary Con­ Main Directions in Chinese Labor. troversy: Wit and Sense in Sev­ I. Epstein 13:313 enteenth-Century English Litera­ ture. (Communication) 10:80 LABOR ESPIONAGE see INDUS­ Reviews: Hall 10:426 TRIAL RELATIONS Russell 10:426 LABOR-FRANCE Kresh, Joseph The Opposition of French Labor The Mystic Strain in Toiler's to American Slavery. S. Bern­ Work. (Communication) 4:70 stein 17:136

KU YEN-WU LABOR-GREAT BRITAIN A Chinese Inventor of the Induc­ British Labor Against American tive U.ethod in the Literary Sci­ Slavery. R. Greenleaf 17 :42 ences: Ku Yen-Wu. (Communi­ Chartism and the British Working­ cation) R. Suter 22:164 class Movement. M. Morris 12:400 (Erratum 13:49) Kuczynski, J iirgen Henry George and the British Productivity and Exploitation un­ Labor Movement. J. Saville der Capitalism. 10:148 24:321 Productivity and Exploitation un­ Trends in the British Labor Move­ der German Capitalism. 9:55 ment Since 1850. E. J. Hobs­ bawm 13:289 Kuritz, Hyman Workers and Jobs in Wartime Ira Ste·'J.lard and the Eight Hour Britain. H. R. Crippen 6:208 Day. 20:118 Labor-Management War Produc­ Kuznet:;, Simon tion Councils. J. Emspak 7:88 Review: Brookings 1:241 LABOR--MEXICO LABOR Land and Labor in Mexico. D. W. The Anatomy of Exploitation. D. Douglas 4(2): 127 C. Hodges 24:228 (Erratum 24:3€0) LABOR RELATIONS see IN­ Labor £n Underdeveloped Coun­ DUSTRIAL RELATIONS tries. B. D. Nomvete 20:227 Recent Literature on Labor and Labor Reserve, Agriculture and Socialism. (Review article) S. the. S. W. Palmer 4:388 Bernstein 24: 334 See also IND US TRIAL RELA­ LABOR THEORY OF VALUE TIONS: TRADE UNIONS see VALUE 46 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

LABOR-U.S. "Philosophy in Revolution": A American Labor and Social Work. Discussion (1). (Communication) A. Deutsch 8:289 22:56 Socialism and Inevitability. (Com­ American Labor and the Paris 2:512 Commune. S. Bernstein 15: 144 munication) Reviews: Blanshard 20:258 American Labor in the Long De­ Hicks 3:251 pression, 1873-1878. S. Bernstein 20:59 Huxley 5:393 Mandel 11: 185 Calhoun, Lincoln and Labor. B. Mandel 18:235 Marzani 17:371 Selsam 4: 118 P. S. Labor and the Copperheads. Strachey 3:251 Foner 8:223 Labor's Contribution to the War. Lamont, Margaret I. J. R. Walsh 7:72 Review: Halle 3:279 Wendell Phillips: Labor Advocate. S. Bernstein 20:344 Land and Labor in Mexico. D. W. Douglas 4 (2): 127 Lamb, Helen B. On Alienation: Two Contrasting Land in the English Revolution. Views, I. (Communication) C. Hill 13:22 25:260 LAND TENURE Lamont, Corliss The Land Question in Georgia Bernhard ]. Stern. 21: 3 during the Reconstruction_ M. A Discussion of Religion: Discus­ Gottlieb 3:356 sion of Joseph Needham's Arti­ Land Tenure in an Indian State. cle. 1:495 V. B. Singh 19:303 Dr. Lamont Replies (to H. C. Brown's communication "More Landsman, Randolph H. on the Inevitability of Social­ The Philosophy of Veblen's Econ­ ism") (Communication) 3:399 omics. 21:333 Further Comments (on H. F. Car­ ter's communication "Concern­ Landy, A. ing Government Spending") A French Adventurer and Ameri­ (Communication) 3:523 can Expansionism after the Civil How Long Was Capitalism Essen­ War. 15:313 tial? (Communication on J. Strachey's book The Theory and Lane, Michael Practice of Socialism) 2: 103 The Conscious and the Uncon­ John Dewey in Theory and Prac­ scious in Human Behavior. tice. (Communication) 5:61 15:303 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 47

Lange, Oskar Reviews: Brown, M. 4 (3):240 The Political Economy of Social- McCausland 10:107 ism. 23:1 (Erratum 23:103) Laski, Harold J. Langevin, Paul Reviews: Hammond 3:401 3: 113 The Era of Atomic Energy. 10:1 Steffens Science and Action. 11:209 LATIN AMERICA Langford, Howard D. Growth and Crisis in the Latin M. Reviews: Dewey 2:543 American Economy. Halper­ Gideonse 2:543 in 25:195 Hart 2:543 Latin America in Transition. M. Slesinger 2:543 Halperin 20:290 Wartime and Postwar Patterns of H. LANGUAGE Latin American Economy. 15:289 Dialectics and Language Change. Olden (Communication) J. L.B. Coop­ er 4:78 LAW Language and the Rise of Nations. Rich and Poor in Civil Procedure. (Communication) W. B. Lock­ G. G. Olshausen 11:11 wood 18:245 Lawrence, Clifford See also LINGUISTICS; SEMAN­ TICS Roots of the Marxist Concept of Practice. 13:229 M. The Language of James Joyce. Leduc, Thomas Schlauch 3:482 Review: Williams 23:365

Lanman, James H. Lee, Stephen Reviews: Dodd 19:280 Reviews: Clapham 10:211 Miller 16:360 Ruml 9:373 Soule 18: 184 Lefebvre, Georges Lanoue, Henri A Historian's Remarks on the The Structure of Inda-China. 15: I Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism. 20:241 Larkin, Oliver The Legend of Isolationism in the Courbet and his Contemporaries, 1920's. W. A. Williams 18:1 1848-1867. 3:42 Courbet in the Commune. (Com­ Lehrman, N. S. munication) 5:255 On Alienation: Two Contrasting Daumier and Ratapoil. 4:373 Views, II. (Communication) The Daumier Myth. 1:350 25:264 48 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

LEONARDO DA VINCI Lewis, John Leonardo da Vinci and the Funda­ Ideas and Consequences. (Commu­ mental Laws of Science. L. In­ nication on R. Weaver's book feld 17:26 Ideas Have Consequences) 14:68 Reviews: Dunham 11: 379 Leon tiev, L. A., and others Dunham 17:377 Political Economy in the Soviet Edel 20:266 Horowitz 22:187 Union. 8:115 Kallen 25: 183 Orton 17:72 Lerner, A. P. Is Professor Haldane's Account of Evolution Dialectical? (Commu­ Henry Adams: The Last Liberal. nication) 2:232 E. Johnson 1:362

Le Roy, Gaylord Liebhafsky, E. E. Review: Harvard 10:305 Federal Policy on Scientific Re­ search. 19:219 Levinson, Norman Reviews: Gray 8:380 Lifshitz, Mi khail MacL aren 8:93 Responsibility of Art to Society in Belinsky's Es the tics. 13: 243 Lev y, Hyman Lightbody, Charles Probability Laws. (Communica- Review: Bonsal 8:356 tion) 1 :230 Review: National Resources The Limitations of Freud. F. H. Comm. 2:262 Bartlet t 3:64

Levy, Je anne The Limits of Class Determinism. The Genetics Controversy. II, Ly­ (Communication) D. C. Hodges senko and the Issues in Genetics. 24:69 13:55 The Limits of Rational Psycho­ Lewin, Kurt therapy. (Communication) B. A Note from Kurt Lewin (on V. J. Wilson and J. Cooper 17:351 McGill's article "An Evaluation of Logical Positivism"). (Com­ LINCOLN, ABRAHAM munication) 2:259 Calhoun, Lincoln and Labor. B. Mandel 18:235 Lewis, Gordon K. Lincoln and Labor. (Communica­ Reviews: Smith, T. L. 23: 187 tion) P. S. Foner 19:56 Stark 24:373 Reply (to P. S. Foner's communi- AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 49

cation "Lincoln and Labor"). LITERATURE see AMERICAN (Communication) B. Mandel LITERATURE; ENGLISH 19:57 LITERATURE, etc.

Lind, L. R. LITERATURE IN THE U.S.S.R. Reviews: Clark 23:69 Trends in Soviet Literature. A. Duff19:66 Tolstoi 7:233 Else 25:77 Lockwood, W. B. Linder, Leo J. Language and the Rise of Nations. Review: Wilson 14:375 (Communication) 18:245

LINGUISTICS LOGIC Recent Soviet Studies in Linguis­ Formal Logic and the "Fringe." tics M. Schlauch 1:152 (Communication) R. H. Dot­ The Social Basis of Linguistics. M. terer 13:269 Schlauch 1:18 Reply to Professor Dotterer. (Com­ See also LANGUAGE munication) W. T. Parry 13:271

LINNE, KARL von Logical Empiricism, The Develop­ Notes on Linnaeus. J. Takman ment of. L. S. Feuer 5:222 21: 193 LOGICAL POSITIVISM Lipton, Charles An Evaluation of Logical Positiv­ The Social Thought of Diderot. ism. V. J. McGill 1 :45 8:126 Logical Positivism and the Unity of Science. V. McGill 1:550 LITERARY CRJTICISM J. Aspects of Literary Criticism. W. Looking Backward and Forward. Phillips and P. Rahv 1 :212 (Review article) R. Schlesinger The Cult of the Complex in Po­ 25:245 etry. E. B. Burgum 15:31 The Function of the Critic in Our LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Day. (Communication) E. B. The Los Angeles Archipelago. C. Burgum 5:243 McWilliams 10:41 The Interpretation of Social Change in Literature. (Commu­ Lotka, Alfred nication) D. Brewster 5:234 J. Evolution and Thermodynamics. The Literary Opposition to Utili­ (Communication) 8: 161 tarianism. G. Hicks 1:454 Loud, Oliver Schule Literary Trends under Hitler. L. Reviews: Chase 6:396 R. Bradley 8:104 Underhill 6:88 SCIENCE & SOCIETY 50

The Love of Wisdom: A Marxist senko and the Issues in Genetics. Meditation. B. Dunham 23:193 J. Levy 13:55 (Erratum 23:357) Genetics Teaching and Lysenko. B. J. Stern 13:136 Lovejoy, A. 0. Lysenko and Genetics. (Communi­ Four Letters on E. Nagel's Teview cation) J. B. S. Haldane 4:433 of Lovejoy's "The Great Chain of Being." (Letters by C. E. McClurg, Donald J. Trinkaus, Jr., E. Nagel, A. 0. Review: Kapp 17:79 Lovejoy and V. J. McGill) (Com­ munica.tion) 1:413 McGill, V. J. An Answer to Kurt Lewin. (About Lovett, Robert Morse McGill's article "An Evaluation Reviews: Jones 17:356 of Logical Positivism") (Com­ Laski 3:403 munication) 2:527 Cartels and the Settlement with Lowe, Alfred Germany. 9:23 Review: Engels 3:266 Comments on Burke's Propositions. (Communication) 2:253 LOYALTY OATHS see CIVIL Dialectical Materialism and Recent RIGHTS Philosophy. 6: 150 An Evaluation of Logical Positiv­ Lozowick., Louis ism. 1:45 Review: London 3: 120 Four Letters on E. Nagel's Review of Lovejoy's "The Great Chain Lumpkin, Katharine du Pre of Being." (Letters by C. E. Trin­ Reviews: Davidson 3:553 kaus, Jr., E. Nagel, A. 0. Love­ Stern 2:404 joy and V. J. McGill) (Commu­ nication) 1:414 LUTHER, MARTIN Further Considerations (on John Martin Luther and his Times. R. Dewey). (Communication) 5:65 Pascal 2:332 Logical Positivism and the Unity of Science. 1 :550 Lynd, Robert S. The Mind-Body Problem in the Review: Arnold 2:397 Light of Recent Psycholog;y. 9:335 Lysenko, T. b. Northrop's Meeting of East and Genetics in the Soviet Union. West. (Communication) 11:249 (Speeches by Vavilov, Lysenko Notes on Philosophy in Nazi Ger­ and Polyakov) 4 (3): 183 many. 4:12 Pragmatism Reconsidered: An As­ LYSENKO, T. D. pect of John Dewey's Philosophy. The Genetics Controversy. II, Ly- 3:289 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 51

The Unity of Opposites: A Dia­ Goldman 17: 183 lectical Principle. 12:418 Grimes 17: 358 Reviews: Lamont 13:285 Ingersoll 15:354 Venable 10:93 La Follette 18:173 Laski 13:82 McGill, V. J., and Parry, W. T. McMahon 17:358 Pinchot 23:275 Reply (to communication "Dia­ Reed 21:190 lectics Transformed into its Op- Slochower 9: 376 posite" by H. Selsam and H. K. Tyler 9:273 Wells). (Communication) 13: 160 Ward 20:273 Williams 21:372 Machines in Cotton. J. S. Allen Wish 17:183 12:240 Main Directions in Chinese Labor. McLean, Frank T. I. Epstein 13:313 Review: Burns 6:296 MALTHUS, THOMAS ROBERT MACLEISH, ARCHIBALD Malthus-Yesterday and Today. R. The Poetry of Archibald Mac- L. Meek 18:21 Leish. D. Van Ghent 2:500 "Managerial Revolution," The Jl. MacLeod, Robert B. lusion of the. P. M. Sweezy 6: 1 Review: Stouffer 15:64 Mandel, Bernard MacPherson, C. B. Calhoun, Lincoln and Labor. Edmund Burlie and the New Con­ 18:235 servatism. (Communication) Reply (to P. S. Foner's communica­ 22:231 tion "Lincoln and Labor"). (Communication) 19:57 McSeveney, Samuel T. Reviews: Craven 18:83 Review: Broderick 25:353 Donald 18:83 Douglass 19:278 McWilliams, Carey Eaton 18:344 The Los Angeles Archipelago. Ginger 23:273 -10:41 Pre·ssly 18:344 Race Discrimination and the Law. Thorne 22:182 9:1 Mandel, William Madison, Charles A. Reviews: Berman 20:153 Reviews: Barker 20: 185 Callaham 11:291 Boorstin 20:273 Gregory and Shave Douglass 19: 350 11:291 Freidel 12:448 Laserson I 0:424 52 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Simmons 11:291 MARVELL, ANDREW Stern and Smith Decadence in the Art of T. S. Eliot. 11:291 R. Ames 16:193 Zabriskie 11 :88 Marx, Karl Manning, Brian Unpublished Letters of Karl Marx Review: Howell 21:86 and Friedrich Engels to Ameri­ cans. Translated by Leonard E. MANUFACTURING INDU S- Mins 2:218 and 2:348 TRIES The End of Plant Expansion in MARX, KARL American Manufacturing Indus­ The English Civil War Interpreted tries. V. D. Kazakevich 2: 195 by Marx and Engels. C. Hill Note on Mr. Kazakevich's "The 12:130 End of Plant Expansion." (Com­ Karl Marx and the Democratic munication) T. J. Black 3:106 Association of 1847. W. Haenisch A Reply (to T. J. Black's commu­ 2:83 nication). V. D. Kazakevich Marx and Engels in Paris, 1848: 3:II0 Supplementary Documents. (Communication) S. Bernstein MARAT, JEAN PAUL 4 (2):21 l Marx and Engels on America. H. Marat, Friend of the People. S. Bernstein 5:310 M. Morais 12:3 Marx and Mathematics. D. J. Mark, Irving J. Struik 12:181 Marx and the Utopian Wilhelm Reviews: East 5:287 Weitling. H. Muhlestein 12:113 Marx and Engels 2:412 Nettels 4: ll2 Marx in Paris, 1848. S. Bernstein Wish 11:199 3:323 Marx on the Significance of the Marshall, George Corporation. (Communication) Review: Brady 8:95 P. Sweezy 3:238 Marx's Doctoral Dissertation. H. MARSHALL PLAN see ECO­ Mins 12:157 NOMIC ASSISTANCE, INTER- MARX,.. KARL, CAPITAL see NATIONAL ECONOMICS (MARXIAN)

Martin, Henry see Reviews: Holland 18:352 ECONOMICS (MARXIAN) Zinkin 18:352 MARXISM Martin, P., joint author, see Cohen, American Education and the Class s. Struggle. T. B. Brameld 1:1 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 53

A Centenary of Marxism. (Articles Marzani, Carl, tr., see Gramsci, by 12 contributors) Ed. by S. Antonio Bernstein 12: 1 Ethics and Marxism, a Controversy. Maskin, Meyer (Communication) Comments, Review: Kardiner 6:82 criticism, etc., by H. Selsam 7:251; C. Moxon 7:254; V. Ven­ Mason, Stephen F. able 7:257; and L. S. Feuer 7:260 Some Historical Roots of the Sci­ History, Marxism and Henry entific Revolution. 14:237 Adams. Greenleaf 15:193 R. Reviews: Balz 17:264 The Love of Wisdom: A Marxist Davy 19:184 Meditation. B. Dunham 23: 193 Singer 25: 173 (Erratum 23:357) Marxism and Normative Judg- MATERIALISM, DIALECTICAL ments. (Communication) G. 23:253 Consciousness in the Light of Dia­ Bergher lectical Materialism. S. L. Rubin- Marxism and the Psychoanalytic stein 10:252 F. Theory of the Unconscious. Dialectical Materialism and Mod­ Bartlett 16:44 H. ern Science. J. D. Bernal 2:58 Roots of the Marxist Concept of Dialectical Materialism in Recent Practice. C. Lawrence 13:229 Philosophy. McGill Society and Mind in Marxian Phi­ V. J. 6: 150 losophy. A. Pannekoek 1:445 The Mn.rxist Idea of Change and Law. (Communication) H. Slo­ See also ECONOMICS (MARX­ 8:345 IAN); HISTORICAL MATE­ chower RIALISM; MATERIALISM DI­ Marx's "First Thesis" on Feuer­ ALECTICAL bach. (Communication) S. Dia­ mond 1:539 Marxism and Recent Economic lvlarx's "Ninth Thesis" on Feuer­ Thought. (Communication) S. J. bach. (Communication) S. Dia­ Patel 11:52 mond 3:242 The Marxist Idea of Change and Metaphysics and Social Science. H. (Communication) L. S. Feuer Law. (Communication) Slo­ 9:255 chower 8:345 "Philosophy in Revolution": A Marxist Journals in the Europe of Discussion. (Communication) I, Today. (Communication) G. C. Lamont 22:56; II, H. Selsam Muratore 11:69 22:62 What is Chance? M. Bunge 15:209 Marxist Psycholog;y in America: A 15:347) Critique. S. Cohen, R. Johnson (Errata and R. West 21 :98 MATERIALISM, HISTORICAL Marx's Doctoral Dissertation. H. F. see HISTOlUCAL MATERI­ Mins 12:157 ALISM 54 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

MATHEMATICS MEAD MARGARET Concerning Mathematics. D. J. Margaret Mead: Science or Science Struik 1:81 Fiction? Reflections of a British Marx and Mathematics. D. J. Anthropologist. P. M. vVorsley Struik 12: 181 21: 122 Mathematics and Science in China and the West. J. Needham The Meaning of Change in Con­ 20:320 temporary Philosophy. L. Rob­ On the Sociology of Mathematics. erts 1:168 D. J. Struik 6:58 Mechanism and Historical Materi­ M. Mather, Kirtley F. alism in Semantic Studies. Schlauch 11: 144 (Discussion Reviews: Bontecou 20:358 12:254) Brittain 17:370 Carr 20:358 MEDICAL PRACTICE AND Vogt 13:170 SERVICES Income and Health. B. J. Stern Mattick, Paul 5:193 Value and Price. 23:289 Medical Needs of the War Industry Value Theory and Capital Accu­ Areas. L. Allen 8:28 mulation. 23:27 Science in the Soviet Union. III, Reviews: Nomad 25:175 Industrial Medicine. (Communi­ Waldman 24:266 cation) A. Hamilton 8:69

Maublanc, Rene Meek, Ronald L: French Teachers in the Resistance The Economics of Control Prefig­ Movement. (Communication) ured by Sir James Steuart. 22:289 11:38 The Falling Rate of Profit. 24:36 Malthus-Yesterday and Today. May, Kenneth 0. 18:21 Reviews: Arrow 16: 181 Fiero Sraffa's Rehabilitation of Hansen 11:376 Classical Economics. (Review Klein 17: 379 article) 25:139 Lerner 10:416 Reviews: Abbott 20:281 Meek 21:277 Bell 19:75 Samuelson 13:93 Cannan 19:75 Struik 13:376 Leibenstein 19: 175 Tintner I 7:379 Link 23:271 Robbins 19:367 Mayberry, George Spiegel 17: 187 In Defense of Emerson. (Commu• Taylor 21:179 nication) 2:257 Woytinsky 19: I 7 5 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 55

Melish, W. H. Miller, J. Review: Yinger 11:93 Review: Paszkiewicz 20:285

Menefee, Selden C. Miller, James Reviews: Cantril 8:375 Review: Garnett 5:87 Merton 11:190 MILLS, C. WRIGHT Merson, A. L. Mills and Weber: Formalism and Review: Ashley 25:67 the Analysis of Social Structure. G. B. Sharp 24: 113 Merton, Robert K. In Memory of Bernhard ]. Stern. Milton, Joseph 21:7 The Birth of the People's Front. Science and the Economy of Seven­ 3:147 teenth Century England. 3:3 Review: Stern 5:390 Mims, Helen Sullivan Early American Democratic Theory Metaphysics and Social Science. and Orestes Brownson. 3:166 (Communication) L. S. Feuer 9:255 Minar, Edwin L., Jr. Athenian Democracy: Further Metraux, Eva Comments, II. (Communication) Trends in French Thought during 7:170 the Third Republic. 5:207 The Mind-Body Problem in the MEXICO Light of Recent Psychology. V. Land and Labor in Mexico. D. W. J. McGill 9:335 Douglas 4 (2):127 Mindell, J. Meyer, Monroe A. Review: Adler 1:562 Review: Sigerist 3:282 Mins, Henry F. MIGRATION (INTERNAL) A Budget of Books on Cuba. (Re­ The ]oads in Peace and War. F. L. view article) 25:338 Harrison 6:97 Ethics and Historical Materialism. (Communication) 7:353 The Militarization of American Marx's Doctoral Dissertation. International Economic Rela­ 12: 157 tions. J. J. Dawson 19:241 Reviews: Boorstin 7: 180 Carr 7:180 Military Research, The Scientist Cornu 22: 169 and. (Communication) J. K. Diderot 2:556 Jacobs 11:75 Gramsci 22:283 56 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Holmes 7:180 Morais, Herbert M. Lewis 20:268 Artisan Democracy and the Ameri­ Lind 18:358 can Revolution. 6:227 Mason 19:272 Marx and Engels on America. 12:3 . 3:406 Radin 7:180 Review: Turner Somerville 11 :180 More on the Inevitability of So­ Winspear 5:188 cialism. (Communication) H. C. Brown 3:397 Mins, Leonard E., tr. and ed. Unpublished Letters of Karl Marx MORGAN, LEWIS HENRY and Friedrich Engels to Ameri­ cans. 2:218 and 2:348 Lewis Henry Morgan Today: An Appraisal of his Scientific Con­ Minton, Bruce tributions. (Communication) B. Stern 10:172 Review: Levinson 2:551 J.

MISSISSIPPI Morris, Jacob Mississippi Reconstruction and the Profit, Automation and the Cold Negro Leader Charles Caldwell. War. 24:l H. Aptheker 11:340 Reply (to J. Blake's communica­ tion on Unproductive Employ­ 24: 174 Mitchell, B. ment). The Southern Agrarians (Commu­ Reply (to T. Prager's communica­ nication) I:119 tion on Automation and Profit). 24:358 Mitchell, Louise Pearson Unemployment and Unproductive Review: Leven 2:562 Employment. 22: 193

Mobilization of Man-Power. J. J. Morris, John Joseph 7:2 Reviews: Boak 20:270 Mendelsohn 15:80 Monopoly Capitalism and Marx's Economic Doctrines. A. Evenit­ Starr 20:270 sky 24:134 Morris, Leonard Moore, Harriet Review: Casselman 18:!65 Reviews: Hazard 4 (2):245 Mikhailov 4 (2):245 Morris, Max. Taracouzio 4 (2):245 Chartism and the British Working­ class Movement. 12:400 (Erra­ Moorefield, Louis tum 13:49) - Rtn1iew: Wehle 18:375 Review: de Schweinitz 13:84 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 57

MORRIS WILLIAM Muratore, Giulio On William Morris' Socialism. Marxist Journals in the Eitrope of (Communication) M. Bunge Today. (Communication) 11:69 20:142 T awards a Marxist History of America. (Communication) 16:60 Morrison, Philip Reviews: Bernstein 15:84 Review: Burhop 17:91 Edel 10:332 Gramsci 13:79 and Morton, A. G. 15:275 Review: Goldschmidt 17:279 Hocking 10:332 Maritain 9:284 Morton, A. L. Russell 10:219 Utopias Yesterday and Today. MUSIC (Communication) 17:258 The Dialectical Genius of Johann Reviews: Gerber 23: 166 Sebastian Bach. E. Cabrera Hine 19:81 21:319 Schuyler and Ausubel Humor in the Music of Stravinsky 17:178 and Prokofiev. N. Cazden 18:52 Mozart in Current Musical Esthet­ Mougin, Henri ics. (Communication) N. Cazden The French Origin of Existential­ 17:65 ism. 11:127 Music of the French Revolution. C. Hughes 4 (2): 193 Moxon, Cavendish Ethics and Marxism, a Contro­ M yshler, John versy: Comments. (Communica­ Reviews: Lamont 19:380 tion) 7:254 Lossky 16:357 Psychotherapy for Progressives. The Mystic Strain in Toller's 12: 197 Work. (Communication) J. Kresh 4:70 MOZART, WOLFGANG AMA­ DEUS The Myth of Salvation and An­ Mozart in Current Musical Esthet• cient Slave Society. (Communi­ ics. (Communication) N. Cazden cation) A. Donini 15:57 17:65 Nagel, Ernest Muhlestein, Hans Four Letters on E. Nagel's Review Marx and the Utopian Wilhelm of Lovejoy's ''The Great Chain Weitling. 12: 113 of Being." (Letters by C. E. Trinkaus, Jr., E. Nagel, A. 0. Mukherjee, Ramkrishna Lovejoy and V. J. McGill.) Tagore and Class Forces in India. (Communication) 1 :412 14:97 Review: Lovejoy 1:252 58 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

N ahem, Joseph Evolution and Thermodynamics: Review: Fellows and Torrey A Paradox with Social Signifi­ 15:188 cance. 6:352 Mathematics and Science in China Nathan, Otto and the West. 20:320 Private Enterprise and Full Em­ On Science and Social Change. ployment. 15:232 10:225 Review: Moulton I5:61 The Utilization of Scientists in England. 7:32 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Reviews: Creel 18:373 MANUFACTURERS Fung Yu-Ian 19:268 The N.A.M. and Foreign Markets Merton 2:566 on the Eve of the Spanish-Amer­ Redfield 7: 189 ican War. M. J. Sklar 23:133 Sickman and Soper 21:369 National Income, Rate of Profit Winstanley 8:74 and. Denis H. 23:298 Wittfogel 23:58

NATIONAL LABOR UNION see The Negro and the American Civil TRADE UNIONS War. (Communication) W. E. B. Du Bois 25:347 NATIONAL SOCIALISM see FASCISM-GERMANY Negro Culture in Southern Africa Before European Conquest. M. The National War Labor Board: A. Jaspan 19: 193 An Achievement in Tri-partite Administration. J. Friedin 7:80 The Negro in the Abolitionist Movement. H. Aptheker 5:2 and Nationalism and Language Reform 5:148 in China. (Communication) M. Swadesh 16:273 NEGRO SLAVERY American Negro Slave Revolts. H. The Nature of Scientific Proof. Aptheker 1:512 {Communication) A. Starr 19:262 British Labor Against American Slavery. R. Greenleaf 17:42 NAZISM see FASCISM-GER­ British Labor and American Slav­ MANY ery. R. Harrison 25:291 More on American Negro Slave Needham, Joseph Revolts. (Communication) H. A Discussion of Religion: Thoughts Aptheker 2:386 of a Young Scientist on the The Negro in the Abolitionist Testament of an Old One. (I.e., Movement. H. Aptheker 5:2 and on John Scott Haldane) 1:487 5:148 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 59

The Opposition of French Labor Protest and Irony in Negro Folk to American Slavery. S. Bern­ Song. R. Ames 14:193 stein 17:136 Some Effects of the Depression on Recent Contributions to the Eco­ the Negro in Northern Cities. nomic Historiography of the E. F. Frazier 2:489 Slave South. (Review article) E. Trends in the Economic Status of D. Genovese 24:53 the Negro People. V. Perlo The Slave Power Conspiracy: 1830- 16: 115 1860. R. B. Nye 10:262 The Washington-Du Bois Confer­ The Slave South: An Interpreta­ ence of 1904. (Communication) tion. E. D. Genovese 25:320 H. Aptheker 13:344 The Study of American Negro See also FAIR EMPLOYMENT Slavery. (Communication on K. PRACTICES; NEGRO SLAV­ ERY; RACIAL PREJUDICE M. Stampp's "The Peculiar In­ stitution") I, H. Aptheker; II, V. della Chiesa 21:257 Net tels, Curtis See also ANTISLAVERY CON­ Review; Barnard 3: 123 TROVERSY The N eue Rheinische Zeitung, NEGROES IN BRAZIL 1848-49. M. Schlauch 12: 170 Race and Nation in Brazil. S. Put­ nam 7:321 NEURATH, OTTO Logical Positivism and the Unity NEGROES IN THE U. S. of Science. (Communication) V. McGill 1:550 The American Seamen's Protective J. Union Association of 1863: A Pioneer Organization of Negro NEUROSES Seamen in the Port of New The Concept of "Repression." F. York. (Communication) S. Kap­ H. Bartlett 18:326 lan 21:154 The Nature of Scientific Proof. The Federal Government and the {Communication) A. Starr 19:262 Negro, 1865-1955. E. Kaiser On the Role of "Biological Help­ 20:27 lessness" in the Genesis of Neu­ Implications of Negro Folk Song. roses. (Communication) B. S. (Communication) R. Ames Robbins 6:376 15: 163 The Negro and the American Civil Neutrality and Economic Pres­ War (Communication) W. E. B. sures, 1914-1917. P. Birdsall Du Bois 25:347 3:217 The Promise of Democracy and the Fiction of Richard Wright. A New Approach to Instinct. (Com­ E. B. Burgum 7:338 munication) B. F. Riess 13: 150 60 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

The New Conservatism. I. L. Hor­ A Note on Comte. (Communica­ owitz 20:1 tion) B. J. Stern 1:114

New York as the Financial Cen­ A Note on Rural Income and Ex­ ter. V. Perlo 19:289 penditure in Contemporary In­ dia. (Communication) S. A. Shah Newman, Leonard 23:52 opposition to Lincoln in the Elec­ tions of 1864. 8:305 A Note on Some Aspects of the M. Review: Lee 9:269 Economic Theory of Marx. Dobb 2:322 Newth, D. R. Notes on Linnaeus. Takman Reviews: Bertalanffy 18:269 J. Darwin 24:278 21: 193 Dunn 17:89 Eiseley 24:278 Notes on Philosophy in Nazi Ger­ many. V. J. McGill 4: 12

Niebyl, Karl H. Notes on Populism and Labor. The Cynical Mr. Keynes. (Com­ (Communication) A. vVhitman munication) 4 (3):234 9:252

Nixon, Russ Notes on the New Chinese Culture. Reviews: Karson 23:84 (Communication) I. Epstein Lester 23:84 15:334 Rayback 24:375 Nye, Russell B. Civil Liberties and the Antislavery N omvete, B. D. Controversy. 9: 125 Labor in Underdeveloped Coun­ The Slave Power Conspiracy: 1830- tries. 20:227 1860. 10:262 see Nomvete, B. D., joint author Reviews: Hart 14: 172 J aspan, M. A. Schlesinger 14: 172

Norman, David Obermeyer, Charles Review: Ver Steeg 20: 148 Reviews: Durant 4 (3):248 Mumford 2:532 Normative Judgments, Marxism Stearns 4: 108 and. (Communication) G. Ber­ gher 23:253 O'Connor, Harvey Reviews: Allen 14:94 A Note on American Foreign Pol­ Baker 21: 160 icy in Europe in the Nineteen Diamond 20:276 Twenties. W. A. Williams 22: 1 Flynn 5:280 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 61

Hassmann 21: 90 National Lawyers Jordan 21:90 20:257 Kilman and Wright Rottschaefer 14:338 20:277 Williams 21 :93 Lundberg 2: 132 Luthin 19:358 On Institutional Economics. (Com­ Nevins 25:61 munication) J. Dorfman 3:509 Purcell 18: 360 Smuts 18:360 On Linguistic Mechanism. (Com­ Wyllie 20:276 munication). M. Swadesh 12:254

O'Connor, Nancy Lenore On Misunderstanding Soviet Polit­ The Spanish-American War: A Re­ ical Economy. (Communication) evaluation of its Causes. 22: 129 Editors of SCIENCE & SOCI­ ETY 8:342 OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL WORKERS On Science and Social Change. J. Needham 10:225 White Collar Unions and Profes­ sional Organizations. V. Shlak­ On the Computation of the Rate man 14:214 of Surplus Value. (Communica­ tion) D. Varley 2:393 Olden, Herman Wartime nad Postwar Patterns of On the Nature of Rent. A. Roches­ Latin American Economy. 15:289 ter 4:57 Review: Frank 16:92 On the Role of "Biological Help­ Olden, Herman, and Phillips, Paul lessness" in the Genesis of Neu­ The Point Four Program: Promise roses. (Communication) B. S. or Menace1 16:222 Robbins 6:376

Olsen, Otto H. On the Sociology of Mathematics. D. J. Struik 6:58 Review: Staudenraus 25:369 Opler, Marvin K. Olshausen, George G. Reviews: Lind 12:271 Rich and Poor in Civil Procedure. Thomas and Nishi­ 11 :11 moto 12:271 Reviews: Chafee 19:82 Gellhorn 22:80 The Opposition of French Labor Konefsky 14:338 to American Slavery. S. Bernstein Konvitz 12:269, 19:82 17:136 and 20:145 Millis and Br own Opposition to Lincoln in the Elec­ 15:186 tions of 1864. L. Newman 8:305 62 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Orbach, Harold L. PARRINGTON, V. L. Reviews: Kahl 22:278 The Critical Principles of V. L. Kornhauser 22:278 Parrington. G. Hicks 3:443

Orbelli, L. A. Parry, W. T. The Development of Biology in Reply to Professor Dotterer. (On the Soviet Union. 7:205 Dotterer's communication "For­ mal Logic and the 'Fringe'.") Origins of Present Day Socialism. (Communication) 13:271 P. M. Sweezy 12:65 War and Politics: Military Theory and the Principle of Essence. 8: 1 Ostrovitianov, K. (Discussion 11: 65) Basic Laws of Development of So­ Reviews: Schuman 10:319 cialist Economy. 9:232 Sellars 13:352

Our Social Heritage. L. Hogben Parry, W. T.,, and McGill, V. J. 1:137 (Discussion 1:545) Reply (to communication "Dia­ lectics Transformed into its Op­ Page, Myra posite" by H. Selsam and H. K. Reviews: Lumpkin 12:276 Wells) (Communication) 13:160 Odum 12:276 The Unity of Opposites: A Dia­ lectical Principle. 12:418 Palmer, Sanford W. Agriculture and the Labor Re­ Pascal, Roy serve. 4:388 Martin Luther and his Times. 2:332 Pannekoek, Antonie Review: Kaufmann 19:374 Society and Mind in Marxian Phi­ losophy. I :445 Paskoff, Benjamin Review: Robison 3:412 The Paradox of Profit. T. Kirken­ feld 12:33 Patel, Surendra J. Marxism and Recent Economic PARIS COMMUNE, 1871 Thought. (C ommunication) American Labor and the Paris 11:52 Commune. S. Bernstein 15: 144 Review: Leontiev 12:452 Courbet in the Commune. (Com­ munication) 0. Larkin 5:255 Patterson, Ernest F. The First Internati;nal on the Eve Reviews: Bridenbaugh 18:81 of the Paris Commune. S. Bern­ Commager 16: 186 stein 5:24 Dahl and Lindblom The Paris Commune. S. Bernstein 18:270 5:117 Frazier 21:359 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 63

Heilhau 18:270 "The Falling Rate of Profit") Myrdal 25:79 23:233 Penrose 18:270 Review: Lador-Lederer 25:270 Potter 19: 189 Vance and Demerath Petegorsky, David W. 20:360 Class Forces in the English Civil War. 6:111 PAVLOV, IVAN P. Pavlov and Freud. (Review article) Peterson, James F. H. Bartlett 25:129 The Trade Unions and the Popu­ list Party. 8: 143 Pearse, John Heredity East and West. (Com­ Peterson, Judy munication on J. Huxley's book Reply (to A. Whitman's commu­ of that title) 14:265 nication on Populism and La­ bor). (Communication) 9:253 PEASANT REVOLT (ENGLISH) Review: Rochester 8:267 1381 see WAT TYLER'S RE­ BELLION, 1381 PHILIPPINES American Imperialism and Philip­ PEOPLE'S FRONT see UNITED pine Independence. H. R. Crip­ FRONT MOVEMENTS pen 11:97 Philippine Agrarian Unrest: His­ Pcrlo, Victor torical Backgrounds. H. R. Crip­ A Current View of the Business pen 10:337 Cycle. (Communication) 22:239 New York as the Financial Center. Phillips, Paul 19: 289 The German Trade Union Move­ The Persistence of the Dollar ment under American Occupa­ Crisis. 25:107 tion, 1945-1949. 14:289 Trends in the Economic Status of Reply (to K. Jurgen's communica­ the Negro People. 16:115 tion "On the German Trade Review: Kuznets 18: 168 Union Movement") 15:265 (Er­ ratum 15:347) PERSECUTION, POLITICAL see Reviews: Lowie 19:168 CIVIL RIGHTS Nettl 16:363

The Persistence of the Dollar Cri­ Phillips, Paul, joint author, see sis. V. Perlo 25: 107 Olden, Herman

Pesenti, Antonio PHILLIPS, WENDELL The Falling Rate of Profit. (Cri­ Wendell Phillips: Labor Advocate. tique of J. M. Gillman's book S. Bernstein 20: 344 64 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Phillips, William, and Rahv, RIALISM; LOGICAL POSI­ Philip TIV ISM; MATERIALISM, Some Aspects of Literary Criticism. HISTORICAL; POSITIVISM; 1:212 PRAGMATISM; SCIENCE­ PHILOSOPHY Philosophical Problems of Space and Time. E. C. Holmes 24:207 PHILOSOPHY, GREEK The Birth of Western Philosophy. PHILOSOPHY A. D. Winspear 3:433 The Democratization of Philoso­ Marx's Doctoral Dissertation. H. phy. C. W. Churchman and R. F. Mins. 12:157 L. Ackoff 13:327 Second Thoughts on Epicurus. B. The Development of Logical Em­ Farrington 17:326 piricism. L. S. Feuer 5:222 Four Letters on E. Nagel's review The Philosophy of Veblen's Eco• 333 of Lovejoy's "The Great Chain nomics. R. H. Landsman 21: of Being." (Communication) C. PHYSICS E. Trinkaus, Jr., E. Nagel, A. 0. Lovejoy and V. J. McGill The Crisis in Physics. H. Frei­ 1:410 stadt 17:211 M. Ideas and Consequences. (Commu­ The Inexhaustible Electron. nication on R. Weaver's book Bunge 14:115 "Ideas Have Consequences") J. Philosophy and the Theory of Rel­ Lewis 14:68 ativity. (Communication) L. S. The Meaning of Change in Con­ Feuer 11 :259 temporary Philosophy. L. Rob­ Physics and War. A. F. Ioffe erts I: 168 7:193 Northrop's "Meeting of East and See also SCIENCE-PHILOSOPHY West." (Communication) V. J. McGill 11 :249 PICASSO, PABLO Notes on Philosophy in Nazi Ger­ The Guernica Mural-Picasso and many. V. J. McGill 4: 12 Social Protest. (Communication) The Philosophy of A. N. White­ V. Clark 5:72 head. H. K. Wells 16:27 Pilley, John Positivist Idealism in French So­ Review: Levy 2:401 cial Philosophy. (Communica­ tion) P. P. Wiener 1 :402 The Place and Task of Science. J. D. Bernal 13:193 The Social Outlook of British Philosophers. (Communication) PLANNED ECONOMY see H. W. Arndt 4:438 ECONOMIC PLANNING Society and Mind in Marxian Philosophy. A. Pannekoek 1 :445 Planning for Socialism in Czecho­ See also DIALECTICAL MATE- slovakia. P. George 11:327 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 65

Plans for Full Employment After POPULATION the War. V. Gaev 9:67 Malthus-Yesterday and Today. R. L. Meek 18:21 POETRY Christopher Cauclwell's "Illusion POPULISM and Reality." (Communication) Confiicting Trends in the Populist F. Wharton 16:53 Movement. H. R. Crippen 6:133 The Cult of the Complex in Notes on Populism and Labor. Poetry. E. B. Burgum 15:31 ,(Communication) 9:252 The Poetry of Archibald MacLeish. Reply (to A. Whitman's commu­ D. Van Ghent 2:500 nication on Populism and Labor). J. Peterson 9:253 POINT FOUR PROGRAM See The Trade Unions and the Pop­ ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE, ulist Party. J. Peterson 8: 143 INTERNATIONAL POSITIVISM POLAND A Note on Comte. (Communica­ First Polish Congress of Science. tion) B. J. Stern 1:114 (Communication) 15:341 Positivsit Idealism in French So­ cial Philosophy. (Communica­ Political Deportations: 1944-1954. tion) P. P. Wiener 1 :402 A. F. Ginger 19:134 The Sociology of Positivism. F. E. Hartung 8:328 Political Economy in the Soviet Union. L. A. Leontiev and POUND, EZRA others. 8: 115 (Discussion 8:342 and 9:260) The Anti-Humanism of Ezra Pound. (Communication) M. Schlauch 13:258 The Political Economy of Labor. J. Blake 24: 193 The Poverty of Welfare Economics. P. Alt. 19:43 The Political Economy of Social­ ism. 0. Lange 23:1 (Erratum 23: 103) Powell, C. F. International Scientific Collabora­ Polyakov, I. M. tion. 20: 111 Genetics in the Soviet Union. Scientists and World Tension. (Speeches by Vavilov, Lysenko 16:289 and Polyakov) 4(3):183 Prager, Theodor POPULAR FRONT see UNITED Automation and Profit. (Commu­ FRONT MOVEMENTS nication) 24:354 66 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

PRAGMATISM The Problem of Wordsworth's On Pragmatism. (Criticism by M. Conservatism. W. Vv. Douglas 12:387 Cornforth of I. L. Horowitz's review of H. K. Wells's book Pragmatism; with "A Rejoinder" Problems in the Study of Nine­ by I. L. Horowitz) (Communica­ teenth-Century American His­ tion) 19:257 tory. (Review article) E. D. 25:38 Pragmatism Reconsidered. V. J. Genevese McGill 3:289 Problems oj' Discrimination: I, J. 7:36; II, Prasad, Kedarnath Beecher L. J. Buchanan 7:44; C. A. Collins 7:48 Implications of Economic Growth III, in Underdeveloped Countries. (Communication) 21:240 PRODUCTIVITY Industrial Capacity and Its Utiliza­ 17:318 Prenant, Marcel tion. L. H. Robb The Genetics Controversy. I, The Jacob Morris on Unproductive Em­ Genera,! Issues. 13:50 ployment: A Criticism. (Commu­ nication) J. Blake 24:169 PRICE Productivity and Exploitation un­ der Capitalism. J. Kuczynski The Theory of Marginal Cost 10:148 Pricing. (Communication) J. P. Henderson 20: 135 Productivity and Exploitation un­ 23:289 der German Capitalism. J. Ku­ Value and Price. P. Mattick czynski 9: 55 See also VALUE RejJly (to communication by J. Blake on Unproductive Employ­ Principles of Rational Psycho­ ment) J. Morris 24: 174 therapy. Z. Behr 16:296 Unemployment and Unproductive Employment. Morris 22: 193 D. :�. J. Pritt, The UnfJroductive Notion of "Pro­ 15:282 Reviews: Berman ductive" Labor. H. B. Davis Carr 16:284 25:20 Dirksen 18:75 Ford 19: 167 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS see Hilger and Meyer OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL 18:286 WORKERS

Private Enterprise and Full Em- PROFIT ployment. 0. Nathan 15:232 Automation and Profit. (Commu- nication) T. Prager 24:354 Probability Laws. {Communica- The Falling Rate of Profit. (On tion) H. Levy 1:230 J. M. Gil.lman's book The Fall- AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 67

ing Rate of Profit) M. Dobb Prospects of American-Soviet Re­ 23:97 lations. J. Starobin 6:193 The Falling Rate of Profit. R. L. Meek 24:36 Protest and Irnny in Negro Folk­ The Falling Rate of Profit. (On song. R. Ames 14: 193 J. M. Gillman's book The Fall­ ing Rate of Profit) A. Pesenti PSYCHOANALYSIS 23:233 Dr. Harrington Objects. (To review The Falling Rate of Profit: A Com­ of his book by 0. Klineberg) ment. (On J. M. Gillman's book (Communication) M. Harrington The Falling Rate of Profit) J. 2:517 Robinson 23:104 Freud, Horney, Fromm and Others. Profit, Automation and the Cold (Communication) J. ,iVortis War. J. Morris 24:1 10:176 Rate of Profit and National In­ The Limitations of Freud. F. H. come. (On J. M. Gillman's book H. Bartlett 5:376 The Falling Rate of Profit) H. Marx and Freud: A Reply to Mr. Denis 23:298 Rapoport. (Communication) F. Reply (to T. Prager's communica­ H. Bartlett 5:376 tion "Automation and Profit"). Marxism and Psychoanalysis: A J. Morris 24:358 Critique of Bartlett's Position Value Theory and Capital Accu­ (Communication), J. Rapoport mulation. (On J. M. Gillman's 5:260 book The Falling Rate of Profit) Marxism and the Psychoanalytic P. Mattick 23:27 Theory of the Unconscious. F. See also PRICE; VALUE H. Bartlett 16:44 On Bartlett's Psychoanalytic Views. PROKOFIEV, SERGEI (Communication) M. Carroll SERGEEVICH 9:362 Humor in the Music of Stravinsky Psychoanalysis and the Fiction of and Prokofiev, N. Cazden 18:52 the Unconscious. A. Starr 15: 129 Recent Trends in Psychoanalysis. Prometheus Bound: Government F. H. Bartlett. 9:214 and Science in Classical An­ tiquity. B. Farrington 2:43 The Theory and Practice of Psy- 5 choanalysis. J. T. Stone 10:54 The Promise of Democracy and the Fiction of Richard Wright. See also CONSCIOUSNESS; E. B. Burgum 7: 338 DREAMS; FREUDISM; NEUROSES PROPAGANDA Art in Wartime: The Revival of PSYCHOLOGY the Heroic Tradition. E. B. Bur­ An Answer to Kurt Lewin. (Refers gum 6:331 to comment by Lewin on Mc- 68 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Gill's article "An Evaluation Pu, Shou Shan of Logical Positivism") V. J. Mc­ Review: Reder 12:455 Gill 2:527 The Conscious and the Uncon­ PUBLIC HEALTH, see scious in Human Behavior. M. MEDICAL PRACTICE Lane 15:303 AND SER VICES The Co-ordination of Erich ]aensch. (Communication) S. Public Works in Two Depressions. Diamond 1:106 V. D. Kazakevich 2:471 Existentialism in Psychology. (Re­ view anicle) E. B. Burgum PUERTO RICO 24:158 The Dilemma of Puerto Rico, E. Marxist Psychology in America: A P. Hanson 1 :499 Critique. S. Cohen, R. Johnson, and R. �!\Test 21:98 PURITAN REVOLUTION see The Mind-Body Problem in the CIVIL WAR (ENGLISH, 17th c.) Light of Recent Psychology. V. J. McGill 9: 335 Putnam, Samuel Pavlov and Freud. (Review article) Brazilian Culture under Vargas. F. H. Bartlett 25:129 6:34 Jefjerson and the Young Brazilians See also FREUDISM: in France. (Communication) PSYCHOA�ALYSIS 10:185 Notes on Literary Trends under PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Hitler. I, Further Comments on Degree of Freedom of Social Loco­ Contemporary Nazi Writers. motion. (Communication) J. F. {Communication) 8:249 Brown 1:404 Race and Nation in Brazil: Eucli­ des da Cunha's "Rebellion in the PSYCHOTHERAPY Backlands." 7:321 Consciousness and Practice in Vargas Dictatorship in Brazil 5:97 Rational Psychotherapy. Z. Behr Reviews: Arciniegas 9:189 17:193 Crawford 9:189 Ethics and Marxism, a Contro­ versy: Cammen ts. (Communica­ Query on Dialectic. (Communica­ tion) C. Moxon 7:254 tion) T. Addis 8:354 The Limits of Rational Psycho­ therapy. (Communication) B. Race and Culture Contacts, Recent Wilson and J. Cooper 17:351 Literature of. (Review article) B. Principles of Rational Psycho­ J. Stern 5: 173 therapy. Z. Behr 16:296 Psychotherapy for Progressives. C. Race and Nation in Brazil. S. Put­ Maxon 12:197 name 7:321 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 69

Race and Society in South Africa. Recent Literature on Labor and 1\1. A. Jaspan 19:1 (Erratum Socialism (Review article) S. 19:256) Bernstein 24: 334

RACIAL PREJUDICE Recent Soviet Studies in Linguis­ Race Discrimination and the Law. tics. 1\1. Schlauch I: 152 C. McWilliams 9: I The Sociological Pattern of Recent Trends in Psychoanalysis. "Strange Fruit." (Communica­ F. Bartlett 9:214 tion) E. B. Burgum 9:77 RECONSTRUCTION (U.S.) RA TE OF PROFIT see PROFIT The Land Question in Georgia During Reconstruction. M. Gott­ Racz, Elizabeth lieb 3:356 The Women's Rights Movement in 16: 151 Mississippi Reconstruction and the the French Revolution. Negro Leader Charles Caldwell. H. Aptheker 11:340 Rader, Melvin The Struggle for Land During the Review: Lerner 4 (3):246 Reconstruction Period. J. S. Allen 1:378 Radin, Paul Economic Factors in Primitive Re­ 1:310 Reddick, L. D. ligion. 8:283 E. Reviews: McWilliams A Reply (to A. Hoebel's commu­ Myrdal 8:283 nication on "Economic Factors Odum 8:283 in Primitive Religion.") 2: 113

Rahv, Philip, joint author, see REFORMATION Phillips, William Martin Luther and His Times. R. Pascal 2:332 Rapoport, Jack Marxism and Psychoanalysis: A Reichard, R. W. Critique of Bartlett's Position Review: Las Casas 18:188 (Communication) 5:260 Reinhold, Meyer Rationing and the War Economy. Historian of the Classie World: A P. M. Sweezy 7:64 Critique of Rostovtzeff. 10:361 Hyde 11:302 Reade, Leslie Reviews: Taylor 14: I 75 Review: Flores 3:274

Rebellion and Revolution in Mod­ RELATIVITY ern British Social Anthropology, Philosophy and the Theory of Rel­ The Analysis of. P. M. Worsley ativity. (Communication) L. S. 25:26 Feuer 11 :259 70 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

RELIGION The Revolt of 1381 tn England. A Discussion of Religion: Thoughts M. Schlauch 4:414 of a Yoi. ng Scientist on the Testament of an Old One. (I. e. REVOLUTIONS OF 1848 John Scott Haldane) J. Need­ The "Neue Rheinische Zeitung," ham l:48'i' 1848-49. M. Schlauch 12:170 A Discussion of Religion: Discus­ See also FRANCE-REVOLU­ sion of I oseph Needham's A rti­ TION (1848) cle. C. Lamont 1 :495 Economic Factors in Primitive Re­ Reynolds, Bertha C. ligion. P. Radin I :310 Reviews: Bossard and Boll 22:87 The Myth of Salvation and Ancient Drake 23:176 Slave Society. (Communication) Woods 22: 380 A. Donin:: 15:57 On Paul RGdin's Method in ''Eco­ RICARDO, DAVID nomic Fa -:tors in Primitive Re­ Ricardo's Development as an Econ­ ligion." (Communication) E. A. omist. J. M. Gillman 20: 193 Hoebel 1 :310 A Reply (to E. A. Hoebel's com­ Rich and Poor in Civil Procedure. municalion "On Paul Radin's G. G. Olshausen 11:11 Method."� P. Radin 2:113 Riepe, Dale RENT Reviews: Banerjee 24:87 23:374 On the Nat ,1,re of Rent. A. Roches­ Vyverberg ter 4:57 Riess, Bernard F. REPRESSION (PSYCHOLOGY) A New Approach to Instinct. (Com­ see NEUROSES munication) 13: 150 Review: Deutsch 1:575 Resistance Movement, F-rench Teachers in the. (Communica­ Riess, Ernst tion) R. :\.1aublanc 11 :38 Review: Wach 9: 281

Responsibility of Art to Society in Robb, Lewis H. Belinsky't Esthetics. M. Lifshitz 13:243 Industrial Capacity and Its Utili­ zation. 17:318 The Revival of Theoretical Dis­ cussion Among Soviet Econ­ Robbins, Bernard S. omists. Dobb 24:289 On the Role of "Biological Help­ 1'.t lessness" in the Genesis of Neu-­ Revolt Against Formalism in the roses. (Communication) 6:376 Soviet Union. G. Friedmann Reviews: Barclay and Ladd 2:300 10:309 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 71

Horney 6: 185 Kifer and Stewart Pavlov 6:79 3:556 Psychoanalytic 10:309 Lilienthal 9: 91 Mangus 3:556 Robbins, Rossell Hope Melvin and Smith The T. S. Eliot Myth. 14: 1 3:556 17: Mitchell 12:457 Reviews: Isaacs 281 Nixon 3: 128 Rubinstein 18:283 Pearson and Paarlberg 9:94 Roberts, Leo Prentice 8: I 72 The Meaning of Change in Con­ Reeves 11:283 temporary Philosophy. 1:168 Sanderson 3: 128 Schmidt 5:269 Robertson, Archibald Schultz 11:283 Review: Kautsky 18: 187 Shepard 11 :283 Soule 12:457 ROBESPIERRE, Taylor and Taylor MAXIMILIEN de 8:172 The Danton-Robespierre Contro­ U.S. Dept. Agric. 5:269 versy Today. S. Bernstein 23:221 Warne 14:80 Robespierre and the Problem of Woofter and Winston War. S. Bernstein 4:402 3:556 Works Projects 5:269 Robinson, Joan Wynne 3:556 The Falling Rate of Profit: A Com­ Yates and Warriner ment. (On J. M. Gillman's book 8:172 "The Falling Rate of Profit.") Zimmerman and Whit­ 23:104 ten 3:556 The Labor Theory of Value: A Discussion. I 8: 141 Rochester, Anna, and Whitman, Alden Rochester, Anna Review: Carman and Tugwell On the Nature of Rent. 4:57 4:449 Reviews: Bagley 7:284 Black 8:172 Rogers, John F. Brunner and Lorge Aims and Limitations of British 1:570 Planning. 13:97 Dulles 14:80 Eaton 9:94 Rojakis, Robert Gee 7:284 Review: Stavi-ionis 16:372 Hendrickson 8:172 International Labour The Role of Classes in Historical 3:556 Materialism. D. C. Hodges 23: 16 72 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Root, Robert S. RUSSIA Review: Kahin 18:180 Chernyshevsky and American ln­ fiuence on Russia. D. Hecht Roots of the Marxist Concept of 9:318 Practice. C. Lawrence 13:229 RUSSIAN LITERATURE Rosas, Paul Trends in Soviet Literature. A. Caste and Class in India. 7: 141 Tolstoi 7:233 (Discussion 8:243) Russian People's Wars in. 1812 and Rosenberg, Samuel 1941. M. Schlauch 6:24 Three Concepts of Nazi Political Theory. (Communication) 1:221 RYUKYU ISLANDS Ruykyu Islands Today: Political ROSTOVTZEFF, MICHAEL Economy of a U. S. Colony. K. Historian of the Classic World: A Taira 22: 113 Critique of Rostovtzeff. M. Reinhold 10:361 SAINT-SIMON, HENRI DE Saint Sinion's Philosophy of His­ ROSTow·, w. w. tory. (S. Bernstein) 12:82 Rostow, Marx and the Theory of Economic Growth. B. G. Gus­ Salemo, Michele tafsson 25: 229 Donald Clark Hodges on Historical Materialism: A Critique. (Com­ Rubinstein, Annette T. munication) 24:67 Reviews: Jackson 6:292 Stoller 22:377 Sandow, Alexander Reviews: Crowther 5:392 Rubinstein, S. L. de Beer 3: 548 Consciousness in the Light of Di­ Huxley 8:90 alectical Materialism. 10:252 Sargent, S. Stansfeld A. Rudlin, W. Review: Thorndike 8:281 Review: Brady 2: 125 SAR TON, GEORGE Rural Income and Expenditure in Contemporary India, A Note on. Comments on Sarton as Historian (Communication) S. A. Shah of Science. (Communication) B. 23:52 Farrington 23:352 (Erratum 24:95) Russell, Bertrand Bertrand Russell on War and Savelle, Max Peace. I. L. Horowitz 21:30 Review: Mitchell 24:83 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 73

Saville, John Scandinavia: The Dilemma of the Henry George and the British Middle Way. 9:97 Labor Movement. 24:321 Semantics as Social Evasion. 6:315 Review: Brown 21:256 The Social Basis of Linguistics. I: 18 SCANDINAVIA Symbolic Figures and the Symbolic Scandinavia: The Dilemma of the Technique of George Bernard Middle Way. M. Schlauch 9:97 Shaw. 21:210 Reviews: Booth 7:374 Schanck, R. L. Botkin 10:334 Review: Brown 1:429 Bowden 13: 172 Burke 2:128 Schappes, Morris U. Evans 7:374 Reviews: Hoover and Gibson Foerster 6:94 7:184 Hutchins 7:374 Mott 6:292 Lerner 3:530 Pope 8:181 Matthiessen 14:363 7:374 U.S. Dept. State 7:282 Meiklejohn Smith, S., and others Schlauch, Margaret 7:374 13: 172 The Anti-Humanism of Ezra Thompson Pound. (Communication) 13:258 Trachtenberg 10: 105 First Polish Congress of Science. Trinkaus 6:94 (Communication) 15:341 Znaniecki 6:94 Folklore in the Soviet Union. 8:205 The Language of James Joyce. Schlesinger, Rudolf 3:482 British Studies of the History of the Mechanism and Historical Mater­ Soviet Union. 25: 1 ialism in Semantic Studies. Looking Backward and Forward 11:144 (Discussion 12:254) {Review article) 25:245 The "Neue Rheinische Zeitimg," 1848-49. 12: l 70 Schmidt, Carl T. Recent Soviet Studies in Linguis­ Agricultural Property and Enter­ tics. 1 :152 prise under Italian Fascism. 1:326 A Reply to Kenneth Burke. (On Burke's communication "Twelve Propositions") 2:250 Schneer, Richard The Revolt of 1381 in England. Famine in Bengal: 1943. (Commu­ 4:414 nication) 11:168 Russian People's Wars in 1812 and 1941-Recent Soviet Historiog­ Schneider, Isidor raphy. 6:24 Review: Smith, B. 5:85 74 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Schoenfeld, l•'rederic Farrington 23:352 (Erratum Review: Frank fort 17: 17 5 24:95) 1'-fothematics and Science in China Schuma11, Fr�derick L. and the TVcst. J. Needham 20:320 Review: Clark 1 :265 Prometheus Bound: Government and Science in Classical Antiq­ 2:435 SCHUMPETER, JOSEPH ALOIS uity. B. Farrington Schumpeter as Sociologist. H. B. Science and Progress in Seven­ Davis 24: 13 teenth-Century England. (Com­ munication) E. Burke Inlow 13:340 SCIENCE Some Historical Roots of the Sci­ Dialectical Materialism and Mod­ D. 2:58 enti{tc Revolution. S. F. Mason ern Science. ]. Bernal 14:237 First Polish Congress of Science. (Communication) M. Schlauch SCIENCE-PHILOSOPHY 15:341 A Dialectical Account of Evolu­ Internationai Scientific Collabora­ tion. ]. B. S. Haldane 1:473 tion. C. F. Powell 20:111 Evolution and Therrnodynamics. Leonardo da Vinci and the Fun­ J. Needham 6:352 damental Laws of Science. L. In­ Is Professor Haldane's Account of feld 17:26 Evolution Dialectical? (Commu­ The Place and Task of Science. nication) A. P. Lerner 2:232 J. D. Bernal 13: 193 Philosophical Problems of Space Science and Action. P. Langevin. and Time. E. C. Holmes 24:207 11:209 Philosophy and the Theory of Rel­ Science Teaching in General Edu­ ativity. (Communication) L. S. cation. J. D. Bernal 4: 1 Feuer 11:259 Science and Dialectics. A. E. Blum­ Professor Haldane Replies (to A. berg 22:305 P. Lerner's communication on Science and Human Welfare. J. D. "A Dialectical Account of Evo­ Bernal 20:97 lution") J. B. S. Haldane 2:239 Science and the Economy of Seven­ A Reply to Professor H ogben. (On teenth Century England. R. K. Hogben's article "Our Social Merton 3:�: Heritage") D. J. Struik 1:545 B. Science and Dialectics: A Preface Science and War Production. J. A. E. Stern 7:97 to a Re-examination. Blumberg 22:306 Science Fiction, The Social Con­ tents of. 0. Shaftel 17:97 SCIENCE-SOCIAL ASPECTS On Science and Social Change. J. SCIEN CE-F.USTOR Y Needham 10:225 Comments o>i Sarton as Historian Our Social Heritage. L. Hogben of Science. (Communication) B. l: I 37 (Discussion 1 :545) AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 75

Science and Democracy. H. E. Sig­ The Ethics of "The Communist erist 2:291 Manifesto." 12:22 Science and Human Welfare. J. D. "Philosophy in Revolution": A Bernal 20:97 Discussion (II) (Reply to C. La­ H. Science and the Economy of Sev­ mont's communication on enteenth Century England. R. Selsam's book Philosophy in Rev­ K. Merton 3:3 olution.) 22:56 Scientists and World Tension. C. Reviews: Cranston 22:268 F. Powell 16:289 Dewey 11:187 Geiger 24: 176 Science Teaching in General Ed­ Hayes 6:169 ucation. J. D. Bernal 4: I Lincoln 2:5.35 Murphy 10:203 Scientific Method and the Criticism Parmelee 25:377 of Economics. (Communication) Schilpp 4: 120 Stalin 7:278 M. Dobb 3:389 Sclsam, Howard, joint reviewer, see Scientific Proof, The Nature of. Furst, Joseph (Communication) A. Starr 19:262 Selsam, Howard, and Vv ells, H. K. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Dialectics Transformed into its Op­ jJosite. (Communication) 13:154 Federal Policy on Scientific Re­ search. E. E. Liebhafsky 19:219 SEMANTICS Freedom of Research in American Science. B. J. Stern 18:97 Mechanism and Historical Materi­ alism in Semantic Studies. M. The Scientist and Military Re­ Schlauch 11: 144 search. (Communication) J. K. Jacobs 11:75 On Linguistic Mechanism. (Com­ munication on M. Schlauch's ar­ ticle) M. Swadesh 12:254 Scientists and World Tension. C. M. F. Powell 16:289 Semantics as Social Evasion. Schlauch 6:315 Second Thoughts on Epicurus. B. The Sensibility of John Steinbeck. 17:326 Farrington E. B. Burgum 10:132

Seipp, Conrad The Seventeenth Century in the Review: Davis 16:79 Development of Capitalism. E. J. Hobsbawm 24:97 Selsam, Howard Ethics and Marxism, a Controver­ Sha(tel, Oscar sy: Dr. Howard Selsam Objects. The Social Content of Science Fic­ (Communication) 7:251 tion. 17:97 76 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Shah, S. A. Status and Ideology of Office The Econo1:iics of Underdeveloped Workers. 16: 1 Areas. (Communication) 22: 157 Unionism and Professional Organi­ A Note on Rural Income and Ex­ zations Among Engineers. 14:322 penditure in Contemporary In­ White Collar Unions and Profes­ dia. (Communication) 23:52 sional Organizations. 14:214 Some Aspects of Indian and Chi­ Reviews: Fisher 10:412 nese Economic Development. Laski 15: 369 22:44 Lindblom 15:369 Reviews: Desai 25: 182 Lorwin 10:412 Karim 22:375 Wootton 10:412 Majumdar 22:375 Short reed, Margaret Shahshahani, Reza Reviews: Donald 25:356 The Background of the Iranian Jaffa 25:356 Affair. 10:113 Shuh, C. W. Shannon, Fred A. Reviews: Fei and Chang 10:421 Bankers in Politics. (Review arti­ Ward 10:421 cle) 24:246 Sibley, Mulford Q. Sharp, G. B. Review: Krieger 23:75 Mills and lVeber: Formalism and the Anal1 sis of Social Structure. Sigerist, Henry E. 24:113 Science and Democracy. 2:291

SHA\V, GEORGE BERNARD Sillen, Samuel Bernard Shaw's Socialism. E. J. Reviews: Brooks I:262 Hobsbawm 11:305 Dombrowski l :441 Symbolic Figures and the Symbolic Wright and Wright Technique of George Bernard 1:443 Shaw. M. Schlauch 21:210 Silva, Miguel Sherman, G. W. Reviews: Lewis 17:165 Reviews: Bailey 22:77 McWilliams 16:77 Dugdale 19:90 Mills 15:362 Hardy 20: 169 Perloff 16:374 Purdy 20:380 Tennyson 16:286 Silverberg, Tom 'Webster 14:285 Review: Catlin 5:91 Shlakman, Vera Business ani the Salaried Worker. Simmons, Ernest J. 15:97 Review: Davies 6:164 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 77

Simon, Eric Reviews: Bischoff 8:82 Review: Finkelstein 20: 160 Cowley and Smith 4 (2):240 Singh, V. B. Hook 1:249 Kahn 2:557 Adam Smith's Theory of Economic Development. 23: 107 SMITH, ADAM Keynesian Economics in Relation to Underdeveloped Countries. Adam Smith's Theory of Economic 18:222 Development. V. B. Singh 23:107 Land Tenure in an Indian State. 19:303 Smith, Bernard Reviews: Frankel 20: I 75 Review: Hart 2:273 Millbank 20:264 Thirumalai 19:285 Smyth, F. Hastings Reviews: Cianfarra 8:273 SINGLE TAX Hughes 8:273 Henry George and the British Liebman 10:428 Labor Movement. J. Saville Niebuhr 10:428 24:321 Sperry 10:428

Sklar, Martin J. Snyder, Alice D. The N.A.M. and Foreign Markets Reviews: Geismar 6:380 on the Eve of the Spanish- Amer­ Haines 6:380 ican War. 23: 133 Soboul, Albert The Slave Power Conspiracy. R. B. Classes and Class Struggles During _ _ Nye 10:262 the French Revolution. 17:238

The Slave South: An Interpreta­ The Social Basis of Linguistics. M. tion. E. D. Genovese 25:320 Schlauch 1: 18

SLAVERY, ANCIENT The Social Content of Science Fic­ The Myth of Salvation and An­ tion. 0. Shaftel 17:97 cient Slave Society. (Communi­ cation) A. Donini 15:57 SOCIAL DARWIN ISM Concerning Social Darwinism. SLAVERY (U.S.) see NEGRO (Communication) J. B. S. Hal­ SLAVERY dane 5:373 Further Comment. (Communica­ Slochower, Harry tion) M. F. Ashley Montagu 6:74 The Marxist Idea of Change and More on Social Darwinism. (Com­ Law. (Communication) 8:345 munication) E. R. Grace 6:71 78 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Reply (to communications on So­ Recent Literature on Labor and cial Darwinism from E. R. Grace Socialism. (Review article) S. and M. F. Ashley Montagu) B. J. Bernstein 24:334 Stern 6:75 Socialism and Inevitability. (Com­ Reply (to ]. B. S. Haldane's com­ munication) C. Lamont 2:512 munication on Social Darwinism) B. Stern 5:374 Two Historical Methods. (Com­ J. munication) S. Bernstein 19:320 The Social Origins of Greek William Dean Howells and Social­ Drama (Communication) A. D. ism. (Communication) J. W. Winspear 6:273 Getzels 2:376 (Discussion 2:514 and 3:245) The Social Outlook of British See also ECONOMICS (MARXI­ Philosophers. (Communication) AN); MARXISM H. W. Arndt 4:438 SOCIALISM-BELGIUM SOCIAL SECURITY see WEL- FARE ECONOMICS Karl Marx and the Democratic Association of 1847. W. Haenisch The Social Thinhing of F. Scott 2:83 Fitzgerald. R. Greenleaf 16:97 SOCIALISM, ECONOMICS OF The Social Thought of Diderot. C. Basic Laws of Development of So­ Lipton 8: 126 cialist Economy. K. Ostrovitianov 9:232 Social Work, American Labor and. Political Economy in the Soviet A. Deutsch 8:289 Union. L. A. Leontiev and others 8:115 (Discussion 8: 342 SOCIALISM and 9:260) Bernard Shaw's Socialism. E. J. The Political Economy of Social­ Hobsbawm 11:305 ism. 0. Lange 23: 1 (Erratum Contrasting Two Economic Sys­ 23:103) tems. V. D. Kazakevich 5:43 Soviet Economy: Fact and Fiction. More on the Inevitability of So­ M. Dobb 18:123 cialism (Communication) H. C. T>alue Theory and Socialism. (Com­ Brown 3:397 munication). A. Evenitsky 9:260 On William Morris' Socialism. (Communication) M. Bunge See also ECONOMICS (MARX­ IAN) 20: 142 Origins of Present Day Socialism. P. M. Sweezy 12:65 SOCIALISM-FRANCE Planning for Socialism in Czecho­ Jules Guesde, Pioneer of Marxism slovakia. P. George 11:327 in France. S. Bernstein 4:29 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 19

Trends in French Socialism,J.789- Some Aspects of Indian and Chi­ 1871. S. Bernstein 11: 1 nese Economic Development. S. A. Shah 22:44 SOCIALISM-U.S. Current Studies on Socialism in Some Aspects of Literary Criticism. America. (Review article) S. W. Phillips and P. Rahv 1:212 Bernstein 18:193 Some Comparisons of Socialist and SOCIALISM, UTOPIAN Capitalist Agriculture. L. Harris From Utopianism to Marxism. S. 10: 159 Bernstein 14:58 German Utopianism: "True" So­ Some Effects of the Depression on cialism. A. Cornu 12:97 the Negro in Northern Cities. E. Marx and the Utopian Wilhelm F. Frazier 2:489 Weitling. H. M iihlestein I 2: 113 Some Historical Roots of the Sci­ SOCIALIST PUBLICATIONS entific Revolution. S. F. Mason Marxist Journals in the Europe of 14:237 Today. (Communication) G. Muratore 11:69 Somerville, John Reviews: Carr 25:275 SOCIALIZED MEDICINE see Marcuse 23: 163 MEDICAL PRACTICE AND SERVICES SOROKIN, PITIRIM Sorokin: Counselor to Reaction. Society and Mind in Marxian (Communication) E. F. Guthrie Philosophy. A. Pannekoek 1 :445 3:229 The Sociological Pattern of Strange Fruit. (Communication) E. B. Soule, George Burgum 9:77 Review: Lippman 2:260

SOCIOLOGY The Sources of Mr. Howells's So- American Sociology in Transition. cialism. (Communication) C. (Review article) E. B. Burgum Wright 2:514 23:317 Mills and Weber: Formalism and SOUTH AFRICA the Analysis of Social Structure. Race and Society in South Africa. G. B. Sharp 24: 113 M. A. Jas pan 19':1 (Erratum Schitmpeter as Sociologist. H. B. 19:256) Davis 24:13 South Aftica 1960-1961: The The Sociology of Positivism. F. E. Transition from Passive Resist­ Hartung 8:328 to Rebellion. M.A.Jaspan 25:97 80 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

SOUTH (U.S.) SPINOZA, BARUCH Recent '::ontributions to the Eco­ Spinoza: Political Thinker. (Com• nomic Historiography of the munication) T. De Vries 22:356 Slave South. (Review article) E. D. Genovese 24:53 SRAFFA, PIERO The Slave South: An Interpreta­ Fiero Sraffa's Rehabilitation of tion. E. D. Genovese 25:320 Classical Economics. (Review ar­ The Southern Agrarians. (Commu­ ticle) R. Meek 25: 139 nication) B. Mitchell 1:119 See also NEGRO SLAVERY; RE­ Starobin, Joseph CONS,TRUCTION (U.S.) The Prospects of American-Soviet Relations. 6: 193 Soviet Agriculture: A Discussion. Reviews: Adler 22:89 I, Qiieries. S. Wellington; II, Cole 7:275 Reply. L. Harris (Communica• Dulles 8:359 tion) 11:270 Fischer 8:359 Hammer 19: 180 Soviet Comment on Keynesian Kuo 22:89 Theories of Full Employment. Thayer 19:180 (Communication) I. Trachten­ Wu 22:89 berg 10:405 Starr, Albert Soviet Economy: Fact and Fiction. The Nature of Scientific Proof. M. Dobb 18: 123 (Communication on F. H. Bart­ lett's article "The Concept of Soviet Historical Research. B. D. 'Repression'") 19:262 Grekov and E. V. Tarle 7:217 Psychoanalysis and the Fiction of the Unconscious. 15:129 -7 SOVIET LITERATURE see LIT­ Review: Furst 18:377 ERATURE IN THE U.S.S.R. Statler, Bess Soviet l'ost-war Reconstruction. M. Review: Mueller 20:164 Dobb 15: 122 Status and I deolog;y of Office SOVIET UNION see U.S.S.R. Workers. V. Shlakman 16:1

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR STEINBECK, JOHN The N.A.M. and Foreign Markets The Sensibility of John Steinbeck. on the Eve of the Spanish-Amer­ E. B. Burgum 10:132 ican ·war. M. J. Sklar 23: 133 The Sp'1.nish-American War: A Re­ Stephen, John evaluation of its Causes. N. L. Reviews: Bryson 12:462 O'Connor 22: 129 Jones 12:462 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 81 Stern, Bernhard J. Montagu 15:68 Engels on the Family. 12:42 Perazich and Field Franz Boas as Scientist and Citizen. 4:461 7:289 Pledge 4:461 Freedom of Research in American Sigerist 16:175 Science. 18:97 Simpson 15:68 The Frustration of Technology. 2:3 Strong 6:388 Genetics Teaching and Lysenko. Tax 17:365 I 3: I 36 (Correction I 3:272) Thornton 4:461 Human Heredity and Environ­ Weinryb 6:388 ment. 14:122 Wolf 4:461 Income and Health. 5: 193 Lewis Henry Morgan Today. STERN, BERNHARD J. (Communication) 10:172 Bernhard]. Stern. C. Lamont 21 :3 A Note on Comte. (Communica­ Bernhard ]. Stern. Editors of SCI- tion) 1: 114 ENCE & SOCIETY 21:l Recent Literature of Race and Cul­ Bibliography of Bernhard]. Stern. ture Contacts. (Review article) Editors of SCIENCE & SOCI­ 5: 173 ETY. 21:28 Reply (to communications from In Memory of Bernhard ]. Stern. E. R. Grace and M. F. Ashley R. K. Merton 21:7 Montagu on Social Darwinism) 6:75 Stern, M. Reply (to J. B. S. Haldane's com­ Review: Pelling 19:79 munication on Social Darwin­ ism) 5:374 STEUART, SIR JAMES Science and War Production. 7:97 The Economics of Control Prefig­ Some Aspects of Historical Ma­ ured by Sir James Steuart. R. L. terial ism. 21: IO Meek 22:289 Reviews: Aptheker 11:279 Bernal 4: 461 STEWARD, IRA Boyd 15:68 Ira Steward and the Eight Hour Childe 4:4tn Day. H. Kuritz 20: 118 Coon 15:68 Count 15:68 STEWART, JAMES, earl of Mor­ Curtiss 6:388 ay, see MORAY, JAMES STU­ Farrington 14:284 ART, earl of Graeber and Britt 6:388 Stewart, Maxwell S. Kroeber 17:365 Reviews: Borchard and Lage 2:116 Mahler 6: 388 Marcus 6:388 Hallgren 2: 116 82 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Stewart, Neil Merz 13:179 Divide and Rule: British Policy in Mirsky and Nevins Indilm History. (Communica­ 17:282 tion) 15:49 Needham 25:371 Sarton 1:425 and Stone, Judson T. 22:250 The Theory and Practice of Psy­ Weyl 15:85 choa 'lalysis IO: 54 Stuart, John STRAVINSKY, IGOR FEDORO­ Reviews: Carr 11:295 VICH Lamont 4: 100 Humor in the Music of Stravinsky MacDonald 3:560 and Prokofiev. N. Cazden 18:52 The Study of American Negro Slavery. Aptheker; Strong, W. Duncan I, H. II, V. della Chiesa. (Communication Review: Radin 2:406 on K. M. Stampp's book The Peculiar Institution.) 21:257 The Srructure of lndo-China. H. Lanoue 15:1 "SUBVERSIVE" ACTIVITIES see CIVIL RIGHTS The Struggle for Land during the Reconstruction Period. J. S. Al­ The Supreme Court and Civil len .. :378 Rights. L. B. Boudin 1:273

Struik, Dirk J. SURPLUS VALUE see VALUE Concerning Mathematics. I :81 Marx ctnd Mathematics. 12: 181 Suter, Rufus On the Sociology of Mathematics. A Chinese Inventor of the Induc­ 6:58 tive Method in the Literary Sci­ ences: Ku Yen-wu. (Communi­ A Re1'Jly to Professor Hogben. (Communication on Hogben's cation) 22: 164 artk'.e "Our Social Heritage") Reviews: Fairbank 22:276 1:54!i Huang 24:90 Needham 22:74 Reviews: Bush 10:441 Butterfield 15:348 Clagett 22:250 Swadesh, Morris Clark 2:537 Nationalism and Language Re­ Cohen 23:279 form in China. (Communication Dreyer 22:250 on the book of that title by J. Hall 22:250 De Francis) 16:273 Hogben 3:544 On Linguistic Mechanism. (Com­ Kirby 22:250 munication on M. Schlauch's Martin 17:92 article "Mechanism and Histor- AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 83

ical Materialism in Semantic TAGORE, RABINDRANATH Studies") 12:254 Tagore and Class Forces in India. R. Mukherjee 14:97 Sweezy, Alan R. Social Security and National Pros­ Taira, Koji perity. 8:193 R)•ukyu Islands Today: Political Reviews: Dutt 7:268 Economy of a U. S. Colony. Hayes 10:410 22:113 Kingsley and Petegor­ Reviews: Beardsley 24:92 sky 6:394 Colbert 22:262 Quigley and Turner Sweezy, Paul M. 22:262 Comments on Professor H. K. Tak­ ahashi's "Transition from Feud­ Takahashi, H. K. alism to Capitalism," II. (Com­ The Transition from Feudalism to munication) 17: 158 Capitalism: A Contribution to The Illusion of the "Managerial the Sweezy-Dobb Controversy. Revolution." 6: 1 16:313 John Maynard Keynes. (Commu­ nication) 10:398 Takman, John Marx on the Significance of the Notes on Linnaeus. 21:193 Corporation. (Communication) 3:238 Tarle, Eugene V., joint author, see Marxian and Orthodox Economics. Grekov, B. D. 11 :225 Tarnopol, Lester Origins of Present Day Socialism. Review: Smith, F. 4:103 12:65 Rationing and the War Economy 7:64 Taube, William Review: Rosett 5:283 The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism. (Communication on Technology, The Frustration of. B. M. Dobb's book Studies in the Stern 2:3 Development of Capitalism) J. 14:134 ll:372 The Theory and Practice of Psy­ Reviews: Baykov choanalysis. J. T. Stone 10:54 Condoide 11:372 Huberman 12:450 The Theory of Marginal Cost Mises 2:265 6:281 Pricing. (Communication) J. P. Neumann Henderson 20: 135

Symbolic Figures and the Symbolic The Theory of the Elite and the Technique of George Bernard Mythology of Power. R. Barkley Shaw. M. Schlauch 21:210 19:97 84 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

THERMODYNAMICS Towards a Marxist History of Evolution and Thermodynamics: America. (Communication) G. 16:60 A Paradox with Social Signifi­ Muratore cance. J. Needham 6:352 Evolution and Thermodynamics. Towards an Epistemological Devel­ (Communication on J. Need­ opment of Dialectics. J. Dickin­ ham's article) A. J. Lotka 8:161 son 22:207

Thomas, James TOYNBEE, ARNOLD S. l :436 Review· History and Mr. Toynbee. A. H. Hanson 13: 118 Thompson, Lloyd Toynbee Against History. C. Trin­ Reviews: Dobb 2:270 kaus 12:218 Sweezy 3:258

Thomson_. George Trachtenberg, I. Aeschylus and Athens: A Reply. Soviet Comment on Keynesian (Communication on A. D. Win­ Theories of Full Employment. spear's review of Thomson's (Communication) 10:405 book Aeschylus and Athens) 6:278 TRADE UNIONS Thoughts of a Young Scientist on Business and the Salaried Worker. the Testament of an Old One. V. Shlakman 15: 97 J. Needham l :487 The German Trade Union Move­ ment under American Occitpa­ Three Concepts in Nazi Political tion, 1945-1949. P. Phillips S. Theory. (Communication) 14:289 Rosenberg 2:221 On the German Trade Union Movement. (Communication) K. TOLLER, ERNST Jurgen 15:262 The Mystic Strain in Toller's Reply (to K. Jurgen's communica­ Work. (Communication ) J. tion "On the German Trade Kresh 4:70 Union Movement") P. Phillips 15:265 (Erratum 15:347) Tolstoi, Alexei Trends in Soviet Literature. 7:233 Trade Unionism in the United States and Australia. L. G. Tompkins, Stuart R. Churchward 17:119 Review: Mazour 24:276 The Trade Unions and the Popu­ list Party. ]. Peterson 8: 143 Toward the Development of Di­ Unionism and Professional Organ­ alectics. S. Cohen, P. Martin, R. izations Among Engineers. V. Johnson 22:21 Shlakman 14:322 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 85 White Collar Unions and Profes­ ment Since 1850. E. J. Hobs­ sional Organizations. V. Shlak­ bawm 13:289 man 14:214 See also INDUSTRIAL RE LA­ Trends in the Economic Status of TIONS the Negro People. V. Perlo 16:115 TRANSITION FROM FEUDAL­ ISM TO CAPITALISM Trends in the Marshall Plan. J. J. Comments on Professor H.K. Tak­ Joseph 13:1 ahashi's "Transition from Feu­ dalism to Capitalism." (Commu­ Tricamo, John nication) I, M. Dobb 17:155; II, Reviews: Craven 24:85 M. P. Sweezy 17:158 Nevins 25:365 A Historian's Remarks on the Transition from Feudalism to Trinkaus, Charles E., Jr. Capitalism. (Communication) G. Four Letters on E. Nagel's review Lefebvre 20:241 P. M. of Lovejoy's "The Great Chain Reply (to Sweezy's commu­ of Being." (Communication) nication "The Transition from (Letters by C. E. Trinkaus, Jr., Feudalism to Capitalism") M. E. Nagel, A. 0. Lovejoy and V. J. Dobb 14:157 McGill) 1 :410 The Transition from Feudalism. Toynbee Against History. 12:218 (Communication) P. M. Sweezy Reviews: Vico 14:342 14:134 White 9: 187 The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism. (Communication) I, Twelve Propositions on the Rela­ R. H. Hilton 17:340; II, C. Hill tion Between Economics and 17:348 Psychology. (Communication) K. The Transition from Feudalism to Burke 2:242 Capitalism. H. K. Takahashi 16:313 UNDE RDEVEL OPED COUN­ TRIES Trends in French Socialism, 1789- S. The Economics of Underdeveloped 1871. Bernstein 11:1 Areas. (Communication discus­ sing two books on the subject) Trends in French Thought during S. A. Shah 22:157 the Third Republic. E. Metraux Implications of Economic Growth 5:207 in Underdeveloped Countries. (Communication) K. Prasad Trends in Soviet Literature. A. 21:240 Tolstoi 7:233 Keynesian Economics in Relation to Underdeveloped Countries. Trends in the British Labor Move- V. B. Singh 18:222 86 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Labor in Underdeveloped Coun­ The Economic Strength of the tries. B. D. Nomvete 20:227 Soviet Union. (Communication) V. D. Kazakevich 5:385 UNEMPLOYMENT see EM­ On Misunderstanding Soviet Po­ PLOYMENT litical Economy. (Communica­ tion) Editors of SCIENCE & SOCIETY 8:342 U.S.S.R. Political Economy in the Soviet British Studies of the History of Union. L. A. Leontiev and others the Soviet Union. R. Schlesinger 8: 115 (Discussion 8:342 and 25:I 9:260) The Constitutions of the Soviet Soviet Economy: Fact and Fiction. Republics. H. H. Collins, Jr. M. Dobb 18: 123 15:17 The Development of Biology in Unionism and Professional Organ. . the Sov1·et Union L. A. Orbelli izations Among Engineers. V. 7:205 Shlakman 14: 322 Looking Backward and Forward. (Review article) R. Schlesinger UNITED FRONT MOVE .. 25:245 MENTS The Prosj1ects of American-Soviet The Birth of the People's Front. Relations. J. Starobin 6: 193 J. Milton 3: 147 Revolt Against Formalism in the French Intellectuals and the Front Soviet Union. G. Friedmann populaire. (Communication) H. 2:300 M. Chevalier 1 : 102 Russian People's Wars in 1812- and 194}-Recent Soviet Histori­ UNITED STATES ography. M. Schlauch 6:24 Early American Democratic The­ ory and Orestes Brownson. H. S. Science iri the Soviet Union. I, Mims 3:166 Genetics. (Communication) L. C. Dunn 8:64 The Legend of Isolationism in the 1920's. vV. A. Williams 18: I Science in the Soviet Union. II, Geology. (Communication) C. Marx and Engels on America. H. O. Dunbar 8:67 M. Morais 12:3 Neutrality and Economic Pressures, Soviet Historical Research. B. D. Grekov and E. V. Tarle 7:217 1914-1917. P. Birdsall 3:217 M. A Note on American Foreign Pol­ Soviet Post-war Reconstruction. icy in Europe in the Nineteen Dobb 15: 122 Twenties. W. A. "\i\l'illiams 22: 1 Problems in the Study of Nine­ U.S.S.R.-E.CONOMIC POLICIES teenth-century American His­ Economic Planning in the Soviet tory. (Review article) E. D. Gen­ Union. M. Dobb 6:305 ovese 25:38 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 87

The Prospects of American-Soviet of Surplus Value. (Communica­ Relations. J. Starobin 6:193 tion) C. Varley 2:393 The Paradox of Profit. T. Kirken­ The Unity of Opposites: A Dia­ feld 12:33 lectical Principle. V. J. McGill Reply (to L. M. Fraser's commu­ and W. T. Parry 12:418 nication "Dissent from the Marx­ ian Theory of Value") M. Dobb UNPRODUCTIVE EMPLOY­ 3:506 MENT see PRODUCTIVITY Value and Price. P. Mattick 23:289 Value Theory and Capital Accu­ The Unproductive Notion of H. B. mulation. (On J. M. Gillman's "Productive" Labor. Davis book The Falling Rate of Profit) 25:20 P. Mattick 23:27 Value Theory and Socialism. Unpublished Letters of Karl Marx (Communication) A. Evenitsky and Friedrich Engels to Ameri­ 9:260 cans. 2:218 and 2:348 Van Abbe, Derek Utilitarianism1 The Literary Op­ Reviews: Fraenkel 10:214 position to. G. Hicks 1 :454 Lilge 13:282 Silberner 11:204 The Utilization of Scientists. H. Grundfest 7:24 Van Ghent, Dorothy The Poetry of Archibald Mac­ The Utilization of Scientists in Leish. 2:500 England. J. Needham 7:32 VAR GAS, GETULIO Utopias Yesterday and Today. Vargas Dictatorship in Brazil. S. (Communication) A. L. Morton Putnam 5:97 17:258 Varley, D. VALUE On the Computation of the Rate The Anatomy of Exploitation. D. of Surplus Value. (Communica­ C. Hodges 24:228 (Erratum tion) 2:393 24:360) Dissent from the Marxian Theory Vavilov, N. I. of Value. (Communication) L. Genetics in the Soviet Union. M. Fraser 3:498 (Speeches by Vavilov, Lysenko The Labor Theory of Value: A and Polyakov) 4 (3):183 Discussion. J. Robinson (With "Comments" by J. M. Gillman VEBLEN, THORSTEIN and H. Denis) 18:141 The Philosophy of Veblen's Eco­ On the Computation of the Rate nomics. R. H. Landsman 21:333 88 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Thorstein Veblen Reconsidered. A. WASHINGTON, BOOKER T. K. Davis :�1:52 The Washington-Du Bois Con­ ference of 1904. (Communica­ Venable, Vernon tion) H. Aptheker 13:344 Ethics and Marxism, a Contrnver­ sy: Criticism. (Communication) WAT TYLER'S REBELLION, 7:257 1381 The Revolt of 1381 in England. M. VINCI, LEONARDO DA see LE­ Schlauch 4:414 ONARDO DA VINCI

Wagner, Geoffrey Watson, Morris Review: :�1icolson 15:269 Review: Magil and Stevens 3:416 Walsh, J. l{aymond WEBER, MAX Labor's Contribution to the War. Mills and Weber: Formalism and 7:72 the Analysis of Social Structure. G. B. Sharp 24:113 Walton, Eda Lou Review: Coffman 15:373 Weisner, Louis Reviews: Bell 1:579 WAR Einstein 14:353 War and Politics: Military Theory Jeans 8:287 and the Principle of Essence. W. T. Parry 8:1 Mees 11 :394 W. T. Parry on War and Politics. Schaaf 13:174 (Communication) M. Baskin Schilpp 14:353 11:65 Smyth 10:102 Von Neumann and The T.iVar cmd American Finance. Morgenstern 9:366 V D. Karnkevich 4 (2): 153

War Economics and the American WEITLING, WILHELM People. A. T. Cutler 4 (3): 165 .Marx and the Utopian Wilhelm Weitling. H. Muhlestein 12:113 Vvard, Harry F. Reviews: Fisher 11: 182 "WELFARE ECONOMICS Hill 22:184 The Poverty of W el/are Economics. Strachey 10: 109 P. Alt 19:43 \Vallace 11: 182 Social Security and National Pros•• A. Sweezy 8: 193 Wartime and Postwar Patterns of perity. Latin A:rnerican Economy. H. Welfare Capitalism in the Capital­ Olden 15:289 ist Crisis. ]. M. Gillman 22:97 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 89

Wellington, Stephen Whitman, Alden JOmt reviewer, Soviet Agriculture: A Discussion. I, see Rochester, Anna Queries. (Communication on ar­ ticle by L. Harris) 11:270 Wiener, Philip Paul Positivist Idealism in French So­ Wells, Harry K. cial Philosophy. (Communica­ The Philosophy of A. N. White­ tion on P. Mesnard's book L' es­ head. 16:27 sor de la philosophie politique au 166 siecle) 1:402 Review: Sabine 2:409' Wells, Harry K., joint author, see Selsam, Howard Willetts, R. F. Review: Webster 23:171 West,s. R., joint author, see Cohen, Williams, William Appleman The Legend of Isolationism in the Wharton, Fred I920's. 18: 1 Christopher Caudwell's "Illusion A Note on American Foreign Pol­ and Reality." (Communication) icy in Europe in the Nineteen 16:53 Twenties. 22:1 On the Restoration of Brooks What is Chance? M. Bunge 15:209 Adams. (Communication) 20:247 (Errata 15:347) Reviews: Florinsky 19:346 Link 18:348 White Collar Unions and Profes­ Warth 20:84 sional Organizations. V. Shlak­ Woldman 17: 363 man 14:214 Williamson, L. S. "WHITE COLLAR" WORKERS An approach to the Interpretation see OFFICE AND PROFES­ of Dreams. 19:23 SIONAL WORKERS Wilson, Barbara, and Cooper, White, Leslie A. Joseph Review: Resek 25:71 The Limits of Rational Psychother­ apy. (Communication) 17:351

WHITEHEAD, ALFRED Winn, Ralph B. NORTH Dialectics: General Principles. The Philosophy of A. N. White­ (Communication) 2:520 head. H. K. Wells 16:27 Winspear, A. D. Whitman, Alden Athenian Democracy: Further Notes on Populism and Labor. Comments, I. (Communication) (Communication) 9:252 7:168 90 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

The Birth of Western Philosophy. Workers and Jobs in Wartime 3:433 Britain. H. R. Crippen. 6:208 The Social Origins of Greek Drama. (Communication) 6:273 ·woRLD ,vAR, 1st Reviews: Farrington 4:458 Neutrality and Economic Pressures, Moore 10: 111 1914-1917. P. Birdsall 3:217 Selsam 7:372 ,voRLD WAR, 2nd Centralized Control of War Pro­ vVinthrop, C. M. duction. E. Browder 7: 56 Reviews: Labor Research 12:284 Comments on Infiation. L. Dow­ and 13:373 ling 7:52 Witt, Nath,.n Labor-Management War Produc­ tion Councils. J. Emspak 7:88 Reviews: Abernethy 7:361 Bowman 7:361 Labor's Contribution to the War. :Myers 7:361 ]. R. Walsh 7:72 Puttkammer 9:86 Medical Needs of the War Indus­ Slichter 7:361 try Areas. L. Allen 8:28 Toner 7:361 The Mobilization of Man-power. J. J. Joseph 7:2 'Wolfard, J(1hn A. The National War Labor Board. Reviews: Arndt 10:317 J. Fried in 7: 80 Hicks and Hart 10:317 Rationing and the War Economy. Raudenbush 11:195 P. M. Sweezy 7:64 Russian People's Wars in 1812 and Women in ·war Ind-ustry. M. Fair-• 1941. M. Schlauch 6:24 7: 14· d1ild Science and JVar Production. B. J. Stern 7:97 The Women's Rights Movement The Utilization of Scientists. H. in the French Revolution. E. Grundfest 7:24 Racz 16: 1.51 The Utilization of Scientists in England. Needham 7:32 Woodman, Harold D. J. The JtVar and American Finance. Review: Miles 25:363 V. D. Kazakevich 4(2): 153 J11ar Economics and the American vVoodress, James People. A. T. Cutler 4 (3): 165 Review: Aldridge 25:59 Women in vVar Industry. M. Fair­ child 7:14 WORDs,vORTH, WILLIAM Emerson and Wordsworth. R. ·woRLD WAR, 2nd-POSTWAR Greenleaf 22:218 OUTLOOK The Problem of Wordsworth's Con­ Plans for Full Employment after servatism. W. W. Douglas 12:387 the War. V. Gaev 9:67 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE 91

Worsley, Peter M. Reviews: Dulles 2:119 The Analysis of Rebellion and Hubbard 4 (2):221 fl.evolution in Modern BTitish Timperley 4 (2):221 Social Anthropology. 25:26 Utley 2:119 Margaret Mead: Science or Science Young 4 (2):221 Fiction? 21:122 Review: Keesing 22:266 Yellen, Samuel Reviews: Brooks 4:98 W ortis, Joseph O'Connor 2: 139 Freud, Horney, Fromm and Others. (Communication) 10:176 YENAN Cooperative Economy in Yenan. Wright, Conrad Yung-ying Hsu 10: 17 The Sources of Mr. Howells' So­ The Government of Yenan: A cialism. (Communication) 2:514 Study of a Chinese Communist Area. Yung-ying Hsu 9:289 WRIGHT, RICHARD The Promise of Democracy and the Young, Alfred Fiction of Richard Wright. E. B. The Federalist Attack on Civil 17: 59 Burgum 7:338 Liberties. (Communication) Reviews: Runes 15:356 Yaffe, Richard Schappes 15:356 Review: War Reports 12:266 Zagorin, Perez Yakhontoff, Victor Reviews: Cam 9:275 The Fascist Movement in Japan. Dobb 12:278 3:28 Kautsky 25: 187 Part II BOOKS REVIEWED

The index is arranged alphabetically by the Author's names of the books reviewed. Titles of books are in italics followed by the names of reviewers in parentheses. In those instances where a book is treated in an Article, Review Ar­ ticle or Communication rather than a Book Review, that fact is noted. Abbott, Edith Adler, Solomon Social Welfare and Professional Ed­ The Chinese Economy. (Review, J. ucation. (M. Hathway) 8: 184 Starobin) 22:89 (Communication, S. A. 157 Abbott, Grace Shah) 22: From Relief to Social Security. (M. Aldridge, Alfred Owen Hathway) 6:296 Man of Reason: The Life of Abbott, Lawrence Thomas Paine. U· Woodress) Quality and Competition: An Es­ 25:59 say in Economic Theory. (R. L. Allen, Frederick Lewis Meek) 20:128 The Great Pierpont Morgan. (H. Abernethy, Byron R. O'Connor) 14:94 Liberty Concepts in Labor Rela­ Allen, James S. tions. (N. ,,) 7:361 Atomic Imperialism. (E. H. S. Bur­ 17:168 Abrahamsen, David hop) Crime and the Human Mind. (F. Reconstruction: The Battle for De­ E. Hartung) 10:325 mocracy. (M. Gottlieb) 2:539 World Monopoly and Peace. (H.B. Ackerman, Nathan, and Johoda, Davis) 11 :85 Marie, Anti-Semitism and Emotional Dis­ Alpert, Harry order. (A. vV. Gouldner) 15:74 Emile Durkheim and his Sociology. (E. F. Guthrie) 5:394 Adams, Hazard Alpert, Paul Blake and Yeats: The Contrary Vi­ Twentieth Century Economic His­ sion. (V. G. Kiernan) 21:185 tory of Europe. (E. J. Hobs­ Adams, Henry bawm) 16:365 (M. Letters, II (1892-1918). Joseph­ American Council on Education son) 3:249 Emotion and the Educative Proc­ Adams, Henry Hitch ess. (E. G. Brown) 3:422 English Domestic or Homiletic American Economic Association. (E. B. Tragedy: 1575-1642. Bur­ Readings in Business Cycle Theory. gum) 10:302 (V. D. Kazakevich) 9:89 Adams, M. Ray Ames, Russell Studies in the Literary Back­ Citizen and his Uto­ grounds of English . pia. (S. Bernstein) 15:77 (D. V. Erdman) 14:369 Andrews, Charles M. Adler, Mortimer J. The Colonial Period of American Art and Prudence. G- Mindell) History: The Settlements. (L. T. 1:562 Alton) 1:432 95 96 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Andrews, John N., and Marsden, Ayres, C. E. Carl A., eds. The Problem of Economic Order. Tomorrow in the Making. (G. (J. Jeffreys) 3:426 Hicks) 8:534 The Theory of Economic Progress. Aptheker, Herbert (A. Evenitsky) 10:209 American Negro Slave Revolts. Bagley, William Chandler, Jr. (Il. J. Stern) 11 :279 Soil Exhaustion and the Civil War Essays in i:he History of the Ameri­ (A. Rochester) 7:284 can Negro. (B. J. Stern) 11:279 Bahlman, Dudley The Negro People in America, A The Moral Revolution of 1688. (C. Critiqui? of Gunnar Myrdal's Hill) 21:378 "An American Dilemma." (B. J. Stern) l. l :279 Bailey, J. 0. Thomas Hardy and the Cosmic Arciniega::, German, ed. Mind. (G. W. Sherman) 22:77 The Green Continent-A Compre­ hensive View of Latin America. Baker, Roscoe (S. Putnam) 9:189 The American Legion and Amer­ ican Foreign Policy. (H. O'Con­ Arndt, H. W. nor) 21: 160 The Economic Lessons of the Nine­ teen-Thirties. Q. A. Wolfard) Balz, Albert G. A. 10:317 Descartes and the Modern Mind. (S. F. Mason) 17:264 Arnold, Thurman vV. (R. S. Banerjee, Nikunja Vihari The Folh!ore of Capitalism. Concerning Human Understand­ Lynd) !�:397 ing: Essays on the Common-Sense Arrow, Kenneth J. Background of Philosophy (D. Social Choice and Individual Val­ Riepe) 24:87 ues. (K May) 16:181 Baran, Paul A. Aihley, l\1[aurice The Political Economy of Growth. The Greatness of Oliver Cromwell. (Communication, J. P. Hender­ (A. L. Merson) 25:67 son) 22:14'1 0 liver C1 omwell and the Puritan Barber, Elinor G. Revolulion. (A. L. Merson) 25:67 The Bourgeoisie in 18th Century Ashton, T. S. France. (S. Bernstein) 21:264 Economic Fluctuations in England, Barber, Joseph, Jr. 1700-1800. (K. F. Helleiner) Hawaii, Restless Rampart. (B. 24:380 Clark) 5:278 Asian Re:lations Conference, 1st. Barclay, Lois, and Ladd, Henry Asian Relations, being Report of Emotional Factors in Learning. (B. the Proceedings and Documenta­ S. Robbins) 10:309 tion. (G. Hagelberg) 13:361 Barker, Charles Albro Ausubel, Herman, joint ed., see The Background to the Revolution Schuyler, Robert Livingston in Maryland. (S. Archer) 6:298 BOOKS REVIEWED 97

Henry George. (C. A. Madison) Belaunde, Victor Andres 20:185 Bolivar and Political Thought of Barnard, Harry the Spanish American Revolu­ "Eagle Forgotten": The Life of tion. (B. W. Diffie) 4(2):224 John Peter Altgeld. (C. Nettels) Bell, E. T. 3:123 Men of Mathematics. (L. Weisner) Barnes, Harry Elmer 1:579 Historical Sociology. (A. W. Gould­ Bell, John Fred ner) 13:278 A History of Economic Thought. Barnett, S. A., ed. (R. L. Meek) 19:75 A Century of Darwin. (Review ar­ ticle, H. Grundfest) 24:150 Benedict, Murray R. Farm Policies of the United States, Barzun, Jacques 1789-1950. (L. U. Harris) 18:263 Romanticism and the Modern Ego. (F. Ewen) 8:364 Benedict, Ruth Bauer, P. T., and Yamey, B. S. Race: Science and Politics. (Review The Economics of Underdeveloped article, B. J. Stern) 5:173 Countries. (Communications, S. Bentley, Eric Russell A. Shah) 22:157 A Century of Hero-Worship. (F. Baumgardt, David Ewen) 9:374 Bentham and the Ethics of Today. Berenson, Bernard B. Jung) 18:356 Aesthetics and History in the Vis­ Bay, Christian ual Arts. (H. Aiken) 13:280 The Stmcture of Freedom. (A. K. Davis) 25:82 Bergson, Abram The Structure of Soviet Wages. (M. Baykov, Alexander Dobb) 9:172 Soviet Foreign Trade. (P. M. Swee- zy) 11:372 Beringause, A. F. Beardsley, Richard K., Hall, John Brooks Adams, a Biography. (Com­ W., and Ward, Robert H. munication, W. A. Williams) Village Japan. (K. Taira) 24:92 20:247 Beatty, Edward Corbyn Obert Berman, Harold J. William Penn as Social Philoso- Justice in Russia. (D. N. Pritt) pher. (F. Ballaine) 4(3):250 15:282 Beckwith, Burnham P. The Russians in Focus. (W. Man­ The Economic Theory of a Social­ del) 20: 153 ist Economy. (A. Evenitsky) Bernal, J. D. 14:168 The Social Function of Science. (B. Beckwith, Burnham Putnam J. Stern) 4:461 Marginal-Cost Price-Output Con• Bernard, L. L., and Bernard, Jessie trol. (Communication, J. P. Hen­ Origins of American Sociology. (E. derson) 20:135 C. Holmes) 9:186 98 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Bernstein, Samuel Blackett, P. M. S. Buonarroti. (French and Italian Fear, War and the Bomb. Q. Boyce) editions) (G. Muratore) 15:84 15:280 Essays in Political and Intellectual Blackford, L. Minor History. (E. J. Hobsbawm) 20:254 Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory. Bertalanffy, L. von (E. Kaiser) 18:370 Problems of Life. (D. R. Newth) 18:269 Blaisdell, Donald C. Economic Power and Political Pres­ Bestor, Arthur Eugene, Jr. sures. (G. Knupfer) 6:87 Backwood Utopias. (S. Bernstein) Blake, vVilliam 16:66 J. Marxian Economic Theory and its Bettelheim, Charles, and others. Criticism. (A. T. Cutler) 5:81 China Shakes the World Again. Blanqui, Louis Auguste (W. Hinton) 23:376 Blanqui: Textes choisis; ed. by Bettersworth, John K. V. P. Volguine. (Review article, Confederate Mississippi. (H. Buck­ S. Bernstein) 22:330 master) 8:176 Blanshard, Paul Bienstock, G., and others. The Right to Read. (C. Lamont) Management in Russian Industry 20:258 and Agriculture. (M. Dobb) 9:172 Blaug, Mark Billington, Ray Allen . (M. Dobb) The Protestant Crusade, 1800-1860. 23:263 (L. C. Hunter) 3:424 Blum, Gerald S. Binkley, Wilfred E. Psychoanalytic Theories of Person­ American Political Parties: Their ality. (F. H. Bartlett) 18:276 Natural History. (S. Archer) 8:373 Boak, Arthur E. R. Biro, Sydney Seymour Manpower Shortage and the Fall The German Policy of Revolution­ of the Roman Empire in the ary France. (Review article, S. West. (J. Morris) 20:270 Bernstein) 23:333 Boas, Franz Bischoff, Ralph F. Race, Language and Culture. (Re• Nazi Conquest Through German view article, B. J. Stern) 5: 173 Culture. (H. Slochower) 8:82 Boffa, Giuseppe Bisson, T. A. Inside the Khrushchev Era. (Re­ Japan in China. (Chen Han-seng) view article, R. Schlesinger) 3:277 25:245 Black, John D. Boll, Eleanor Stokes, joint author, Food Enough. (A. Rochester) 8:172 see Bossard, James H. S. The Black Book: The Nazi Crime Bonsal, Stephen Against the Jewish People. (F. Unfinished Business. (C. Light­ Ewen) 11:391 body) 8:356 BOOKS REVIEWED 99

Bontecou, Eleanor Boyd, William C. The Federal Loyalty-Security Pro­ Genetics and the Races of Man. gram. (K. F. Mather) 20:358 (B. J. Stern) 15:68 Boors tin, Daniel Brady, Robert A. J. (G. The Genius of American Politics. Business as a System of Power. (C. A. Madison) 20:273 Marshall) 8:95 (E. The Mysterious Science of Law. (H. Crisis in Britain. J. Hobsbawm) F. Mins, Jr.) 7: 180 15:375 The Spirit and Structure of Ger­ Booth, George C. A. Rudlin) (M. man Fascism. (W. Mexico's School-made Society. 2:125 Schlauch) 7:374 Brameld, Theodore Borchard, Edwin, and Lage, Wil­ Ends and Means in Educat:ion. (I. liam P. L. Horowitz) 20: 155 Neutrality for the United States. (M. S. 2: Bray, D. W., joint author, see Ginz• Stewart) 116 berg, Eli Borg, Dorothy Brebner, John B. American Policy and the Chinese North Atlantic Triangle. (H. Ap­ Revolution (1925-1928). CT- Bick­ theker) 10:313 nell) 13: 182 Bretnor, Reginald, ed. Borgese, G. A. Modern Science Fiction: Its Mean­ Goliath: The March of Fascism. ing and its Future. (E. :B. Bur­ (M. F. Grilli) 2:417 gum) l 7:285 Borland, Harriet Brewster, Dorothy Soviet Literary Theory and Prac­ East-West Passage. (E. B. Bur­ tice During the First Five-Year gum) 19:170 Plan. Brewster) 16:82 (D. Breyfogle, Wilfo1.m Bossard, .James H. S., and Boll, Make Free: The Story of the Un­ Eleanor Stokes (B. C. derground Railroad. (R. Green­ One Marriage, Two Faiths. leaf) 23:266 Reynolds) 22:87 Bridenbaugh, Carl Botkin, B. A., ed. Myths and Realities. (E. F. Patter­ Lay My Burden Down: A Folk son) 18:81 History of Slavery. (M. Schlauch) 10:334 Bridgman, P. W. The Intelligent Individual and So­ Bowden, Muriel ciety. (A. Edel) 3:131 A Commentary on the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales. (M. Briggs, Asa, ed. Schlauch) 13: 172 Chartist Studies. (Review article, S. Bowman, D. 0. Bernstein) 24:334 Public Control of Labor Relations. Briggs, Asa, and Saville, John, eds. (N. Witt) 7:361 Essays in Labour History, in Mem- 100 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

ory of G. D. H. Cole. (Review Brooks, Van Wyck article, S. Bernstein) 24:334 The Flowering of New England. (S. Sillen) 1:262 Brinton, Crane Howells: His Life and Work. The Anatomy of Revolution. (R. (M. Greenleaf) 24:378 Dobb) 3:528 Revised edition. (C. Hill) Browder, Earl 17:270 Marx and America: A Study of the Doctrine of Impoverishment. (W. Britt, Steuart Henderson, joint au­ Goth) 24:79 thor, see Graeber, Isacque The People's Front. (G. Hicks) Brittain, Robert 2:429 Let There be Bread. (K. F. Mather) Victory-and After. (L. Dowling) 17:370 7:367 Britten, Karl Brown, E. H. Phelps John Stuart Mill. (I. L. Horowitz) The Growth of British Industrial 18:282 Relations. O· Saville) 24:256 Broderick, Francis L. Brown, E. K. W. E. B. Du Bois: Negro Leader Matthew Arnold. (E. B. Burgum) 14:184 in a Time of Crisis. (S. T. Mc• Seveney) 25:353 Brown, Emily Clark, joint author, Bronowski, J ., and Mazlish, Bruce see Millis, Harry A. The Western Intellectual Tradi­ Brown, Francis J ., and Roucek, tion from Leonardo to Hegel. J. S., eds. (M. 'Espinasse) 25:162 One America: Our Racial and Na­ Brooks, Edgar H. tional Minorities. (F. E. Har­ tung) 10:206 South Africa in a Changing World. (M. A. Jaspan) 20:91 Brown, Francis J., and Roucek, S., eds. Brookings Institution J. Our Racial and National Minori­ America's Capacity to Consume. ties. (Review article, B. J. Stem) (S. Kuznets) 1:241 5:173 America's Capacity to Produce. (S. Kuznets) 1 :241 Brown, J. F. The Formation of Capital. (S. Kuz­ Psychology and the Social Order. nets) 1:241 (R. L. Schanck) 1 :429 Income and Economic Progress. (S. Brown, Milton Kuznets) 1 :241 The Painting of the French Revo­ Brooks, Robert R. R. lution. (0. Larkin) 4(3):240 Unions of Their Own Choosing. Brown, Robert E. (S. Yellen) 4:98 Middle-Class Democracy and the When Labor Organizes. (R. W. Revolution in Massachusetts, Dunn) 2:135 1691-1780. (M. Jensen) 22:372 BOOKS REVIEWED 101

Brown, Stuart G. Burke, Kenneth The First Republicans: Political Attitudes Toward History. (M. Philosophy and Public Policy in Schlauch) 2: 128 the Party of Jefferson and Madi­ Burnham, James son. (M. Jensen) 22:372 The Managerial Revolution. (Arti- Brumfitt, J. H. cle, P. M. Sweezy) 6: 1 I-I (Review article, Voltaire, istorian. Burns, Arthur F., and Bernstein) 22:330 S. Mitchell, 1/v. C. Brunner, Edmund de S., and Measuring Business Cycles. F. Lorge,, Irving. Blaine) 11: 192 Rural Trends in Depression Years. Burns, Eveline M. (A. Rochester) 1:570 British Unemployment Programs, Bruno, Frank J. 1920-1938. (F. T. McLean) 6:296 Trends in Social Work. (M. Hath­ Burton, Mary E., ed., see way) 13:381 'Wordsworth, Mary. Bryson, Lyman Bush, Vannevar Science and Freedom. Q. Stephen) Endless Horizons. (D. Struik) 12:462 J. 10:441 Buchler, Justus Butterfield, H. Charles Peirce's Empiricism. Q. Veibleman) 4(2):233 The Origins of Modern Science, 1300-1800. (D. J. Struik) 15:348 Bullock, Allan, and Shock, Maurice, eds. Buttinger, Joseph The Liberal Tradition. (Review In the Twilight of Socialism: A article, S. Bernstein) 22:330 History of the So­ cialists of Austria. (Yv. Ham­ Bunyan, James mock) 18:255 Intervention, Civil War and Com­ munism in Russia (M. Fairchild) Calkins, Clinch 2:278 Spy Overhead. (R. W. Dunn) 2:135 Buonarroti, Philippe Callaham, Ludmilla Ignatiev Conspiration pour l'egalite dite Ba­ Russian-English Technical and beuf. (Communication, S. Bern­ Chemical Dictionary. (W. Man­ stein) 21:346 del) 11:291 Burgum, Edwin Berry Calpin, G. H., ed. The Novel and the World's Dilem­ The South African Way of Life. ma. (L. Gilkes) 14:282 (M. Black) 18:347 Burhop, E. H. S. Cam, Helen W. The Challenge of Atomic Energy. Liberties and Communities in (P. Morrison) 17:91 Medieval England. (P. Zagorin) 9:275 Burk, John N. Mozart and His Music. (N. Cazden) Canby, Henry Seidel 24: 183 Thoreau. (E. B. Burgum) 4(2):237 102 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Cannan, Ed win Casselman, Paul Hubert Theories of Production and Dis­ The Co-operative Movement and tribution in English Political Some of Its Problems. (L. Morris) Economy from 1776 to 1848. (R. 18:265 L. Meek) 19:75 Cathey, Cornelius Oliver Cantril, Hadley Agricultural Developments tn Gauging Piiblic Opinion. (S. C. North Carolina, 1783-1860. Re­ Menefee) 8:375 view article, E. D. Genovese) 24:53 Cantril, Hadley joint author, see Sherif, Muwfer Catlin, George Story of the Political Philosophers. Carman, Harry J., and (T. Silverberg) 5:91 Tugwell, Rexford G., eds. American Husbandry. (A. Roches- Cattell, James McKeen ter and A. 'Whitman) 4:449 James McKeen Cattel, Man of Sci­ ence. (Papers, etc.) (G. M. Gil­ Carr, Sir C. T. bert) 14: 178 Concerning English Administrative Law (H. r. Mins, Jr.) 7: 180 Caudwell, Christopher Illusion and Reality. (Communica- Carr, Edward Hallett tion, F. Wharton) 16:53 German-Soviet Relations Between Cayton, Horace R., joint author, the Two World Wars. (D. N. see Drake, St. Claire Pritt) 16:284 Socialism in One Country, 1924- Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., ed. 1926 (Volumes V and VI of A Documents on Fundamental Hu- History of Soviet Russia.) Q. man Rights. Preliminary ed., Somerville) 25:275 Pamphlet 3. (G. Olshausen) 19:82 The Soviet Impact on the Western Chang, Chih-i, joint author, see World. Q. Stuart) 11:295 Fei, Hsaio T'ung Carr, Robert K. Chase, Stuart The House Committee on Un­ The New Western Front. (G. American Activities. (K. F. Hicks) 3:534 Mather) 20:358 When the War Ends: I, The Road We Are Traveling 1914-1942. (0. Carroll, Marie, Joint ed., see S. Loud) 6:396 Goodrich, Leland M. Cheney, Edward P., ed. Carter, Dyson Freedom of Inquiry and Expres­ Sin and Science. (E. M. Gruenberg) sion. (0. K. Fraenkel) 4: 114 12:281 Childe, V. Gordon Casas, Bartolomeo de las, see Man Makes Himself. (B. J. Stern) Las Casas, Bartolomeo de 4:461 Caskey, Willie Malvin Childs, Harwood L., tr. Secession and Restoration of Louis­ The Nazi Primer. (L. R. Bradley) iana. (H. Aptheker) 4(2):229 3:538 BOOKS REVIEWED 103

Cianfarra, Camille Cohen, Morris R., and The Vatican and the War. (F. H. Drabkin, I. E. Smyth) 8:273 A Source Book in Greek Science. (B. Farrington) 14:90 Clagett, Marshall Greek Science in Antiquity. (D. J. Colbert, Evelyn S. S truik) 22: 250 The Left Wing in Japanese Pol­ itics. Clapham, Sir John (K. Taira) 22:262 The Bank of England. (S. Lee) Cole, Charles C., Jr. 10:211 The Social Ideals of the Northern Evangelists. Clark, Colin Q. Davis) 20:283 A Critique of Russian Statistics. Cole, Charles Woolsey (M. Dobb) 4:85 Colbert and a Century of French Clark, Donald Lemen . (V. Barbour) 4:455 Rhetoric in Greco-Roman Educa­ Cole, G. D. H. tion. (L. R. Lind) 23:69 and Social Democracy, Clark, G. N. 1914-1931. (Review article, S. Science and Social Welfare in the Bernstein) 24:334 Age of Newton. (D. J. Struik) Europe) Russia and the Future. Q. 2:537 Starobin) 7:275 A History of Socialist Thought. Clark, Grover (Communication, S. Bernstein) The Balance Sheet of Imperialism. 19:320 (F. L. Schuman) 1:265 A Place in the Sun. (F. L. Schu­ Cole, Margaret man) 1:265 Beatrice Webb. (E. J. Hobsbawrn) Clemens, Samuel L. 10:321 The Autobiography of Mark Colean, Miles L. Twain, ed. by C. Neider. (R. American Housing. (C. Aronovici) Greenleaf) 24:180 9:92 Clyde, Paul Hibbert Coleridge, Samuel Taylor A History of the J\!fodern and Con­ Collected Letters of Samuel Taylor temporary Far East. (Vv. Field­ Coleridge, ed. by E. L. Griggs. stone) 2:564 (F. Ewen) 23:368 Coburn, Kathleen, ed., see The Notebooks of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. I, ·ed. by K. Co­ burn. (F. Ewen) 23:368 Coffman, Stanley K., Jr. Imagism. (E. L. '\i\Talton) 15:373 Collingwood, Robin George Cohen, Albert K. An Autobiography. (Communica­ Delinquent Boys: The Culture of tion, H. \i\T. Arndt) 4:438 the Gang. (A. K. Davis) 20:280 Cornmager, Henry Steele, ed. Cohen, I. Bernard, ed. see Living Ideas in America. (E. F. Pat­ Newton, Sir Isaac terson) 16: 186 104 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Community �:crvice Society Cox, Oliver C. Social TVork as Human Relations. The Foundations of Capitalism. (P. (A. H. Kir.g) 14:372 Alt) 24:269 Condoide, Mikhail Cragg, G. R. Russian-American Trade. (P. M. From Puritanism to the Age of Sweezy) 11: 372 Reason. (C. Hill) 16:70 The Soviet Financial System. (M. Craig, Gordon A., and Gelbert, Dobb) 17:E3 Felix, eds. Cone, Carl B. The Diplomats: 1919-1939. (W. Burke and the Nature of Politics: Hammock) 18:79 The Age of the American Rev­ Cranston, Maurice olution. (Communication, C. B. John Locke: A .Biography. (H. Sel­ Macpherson) 22:231 sam) 22:268 Coon, Carleton Steven Craven, Avery Odelle The Races of Europe. (Review arti­ Civil War in the Making, 1815- cle, B. J. Stern) 5:173 1860. (J. Tricamo) 24:85 Coon, Carleton Steven, and others The Growth of Southern National­ Races: A Study of the Problems of ism. (B. Mandel) 18:83 Race Formation in Man. (B. J. Crawford, W. Rex Stern) 15:68 A Century of Latin American Coon, Horace Thought. (S. Putnam) 9: 189 Money to Burn. (T. B. Brameld) Creel, H. G. 3:272 Chinese Thought from Confucius to Mao Tse-tung. Q. Needham) Coonan, Thomas L. 18:373 The Irish Catholic Confederacy and the Pu1·itan Revolution. (C. Cressman, George R., joint author, Hill) 19:2ni see Smith, Samuel Crider, John H. Cornu, Augun� The Bu,reaucrat. (A. W. Gouldner) The Origins of Marxian Thought. 9:182 (H. F. Mim) 22: 169 Crippen, Harlan R., ed. Coulter, E. Merton Germany: A Self-Portrait. (L. R. The Confedercite States of America. Bradley) 8:368 (H. Apthekt:r) 15:284 Croce, Benedetto The South during Reconstruction. Politics and Morals. (T. A. Goudge) (H. Aptheker) 12:460 10:432 Count, Earl v\'., ed. Crook, David, and Crook, Isabel This ls Race. �B. J. Stern) 15:68 Revolution in a Chinese Village. Cowley, Malcolm, and Smith, B. (W. Hinton) 25:64 eds. Crosser, Paul K. Books That Changed Our Minds. Ideologies and American Labor. (H. Slochower) 4(2):240 (A. T. Cutler) 6: 178 BOOKS REVIEWED 105

Crowther, Geoffrey Southern Textile States. (K. D. The Economic Reconstruction of Lumpkin) 3:553 Europe. (M. Dobb) 14:85 Davies, Godfrey Crowther, J. G. The Restoration of Charles II. (C. Famous American Men of Science. Hill) 21:172 (F. Birch) 2: 111 Davies, Joseph E. The Social Relations of Science. Mission to Moscow. (E. J. Sim­ (A. Sandow) 5:392 mons) 6: 164 Cunha, Euclides da Davis, Allison, and others Rebellion in the Backlands. (L. C. DeejJ South: A Social Anthropo­ Kaplan) 8:278 (Article, S. Put­ logical Study of Caste and Class. nam) 7:321 (A. Brown) 7: 188 Curtiss, John S. Davis, Kingsley An Apprnisal of the Protocols of The Population of India and Pak­ Zion. (B. J. Stern) 6:388 istan. (C. Seipp) 16:79 Dahl, Robert A., Haire, M., Davis, Michael M. and Lazarsfeld, P. F. Medical Care for Tomorrow. (E. Social Science Research on Busi­ Chapin) 20:364 ness: Product and Potential. (H. Davy, Norman, ed. B. Davis) 25:177 British Scientific Literature in the Dahl, Robert A., and Seventeenth Century. (S. F. Lindblom, C. E. Mason) 19: 184 Politics, Economics and Welfare. (E. F. Patterson) 18:270 De Beer, G. R., ed. Evolution. (A. Sandow) 4:548 Darwin, Charles The Autobiography of Charles Dar­ Debo, Angie win and Selected Letters, ed. by And Still the Waters Run. (Re• F. Darwin. (D. R. Newth) 24:278 view article, B. J. Stern) 5: 173 Dauer, Manning J. De Francis, John The Adams Federalists. (E. P. Nationalism and Language Reform Douglass) 20:367 in China. (Communication, M. Daugert, Stanley Matthew Swadesh) 16:273 The Philosophy of Thorstein Veb- DeGre, Gerard L. len. (R. Ginger) 17:75 Society and Ideology. (A. W. Dautry, Jean, and Scheler, Lucien, Gouldner) 8:271 eds. Del Bo, Giuseppe, ed. Le comite central republicain des La Comune di Parigi. (Review vingt arrondissements. (Review article, S. Bernstein) 22:331 article, S. Bernstein) 24:334 La Premiere Internationale: peri­ Davidson, Elizabeth H. odiques, 1864-1877. (Review arti­ Child Labor Legislation in the cle, S. Bernstein) 22:331 106 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Demaree, Albert Lowther lected 'Writings. (H. F. Mins) The American Agricultural Press, 2:556 1819-1860. (S. Archer) 5:191 Dirksen, Herbert von Demerath, Nicholas J., joint au­ Moscow, Tokyo, London. (D. N. thor, see Vance, Rupert B. Pritt) 18:75 Dennis, v\Tayne, and others Dobb, Maurice r Cur1 ent Trends in Psychological Political Economy and Capitalism. Theory. (F. H. Bartlett) 18:276 (L. Thompson) 2:270 Desai, A. R. Studies in the Development of Cap­ Rural Sociology in India. (S. A. italism. (P. Zagorin) 12:278 and Shah) 25: 182 (Communication, P. M. Sweezy) de Schweinitz, Karl 14: 134 England's Road to Social Security. Dobriansky, Lev. E. (M. Morris) 13:84 Veblenism: A New Critique. (A. K. Deutsch, Albert Davis) 23:66 The Mentally Ill in America. (B. Dodd, Edwin Merrick F. Riess) 1 :575 American Business Corporations Deutscher, Isaac until 1860. G· H. Lanman) The Great Contest: Russia and the 19:280 West. (Review article, R. Schle­ singer) 25:245 Dodd, Martha Thorugh Embassy Eyes. (L. R. Dewey, John Bradley) 3:538 Experience and Education. (H. D. Langford) 2: 543 Dodge, G. H. Problems of Men. (H. Selsam) The Political Theory of the Hu­ II:187 guenots of the Dispersion. (C. Hill) 13:273 De ·witt, Norman Wentworth Epicurus and His Philosophy. (B. Domar, Evsey D. Fanington) 19:64 Essays in the Theory of Economic Diamond, Sigmund Growth. (Communication, J. P. The Reputation of the American Henderson) 22:144 Businessman. (H. O'Connor) Dombrowski, James 20:276 The Early Days of Christian So­ Dickens, Arthur Geoffrey cialism in America. S. Sillen) Thomas Cromwell and the English 1:441 Reformation. (C. Hill) 24: 364 Donald, David, ed. Dickinson, H. D. Why the North vVon the Civil The Economics of Socialism. (M. T¥ar. (M. Shortrecd) 25:356 Dobb) 4:447 Donald, Henderson H. Diderot, Denis The Negro Freedman. (B. Mandel) Diderot, Interpreter of Nature. Se- 18:83 BOOKS REVIEWED 107

Dorson, Richard M. Labor in America. (A. Rochester) Negro Folktales in Michigan. (R. 14:80 Ames) 22:258 The Road to Teheran. Q. Staro- Douglass, Elisha P. bin) 8:359 Rebels and Democrats. (C. A. Dunham, Barrows Madison) 19:350 Giant in China. Q. Lewis) 17:377 Douglass, Frederick Man Against Myth. Q. Lewis) Life and Writings, ed. by P. S. 11:379 Foner. (Vol. I-II, W. E. B. Du Dunlop, John T. Bois) 15:351 (Vol. IV, B. Man­ Wage Determination under Trade del) 19:278 Unions. (F. Blaine) 8:362 Drabkin, I. E., joint author, see Dunn, L. C., ed. Cohen, Morris R. Genetics in the 20th Century. (D. R. Newth) 17:89 Drake, Joseph T. The Aged in American Society. (B. Durant, Will C. Reynolds) 23:176 The Life of Greece. (C. Obermeyer) 4(3):248 Drake, St. Claire, and Cayton, H. R. Black Metropolis, a Study of Negro Durkheim, Emile Life in a Northern City. (H. Ap­ Socialism and Saint-Simon. (Review theker) 10:217 article, S. Bernstein) 24�334 Dutt, R. Palme Dreyer, L. E. J. Britain in the World Front. (A. R. A History of Astronomy from Sweezy) 7:268 Thales to Kepler. Revised edi­ World Politics, 1918-1936. (L. Hu­ tion. (D. Struik) 22:250 J. berman 1:567 Du Bois, Cora Dvorin, Eugene P. Social Forces in Southeast Asia. (G. Racial Separation in South Africa. Hagelberg) 13:361 (M.A. Jaspan) 18:93 Duff, J. East, Robert A. A Literary History of Rome. (L. R. Business Enterprise in the Amer­ Lind) 19:66 ican Revolutionary Era. (I. Dugdale, Giles Mark) 5:287 William Barnes of Dorset. (G. W. Eaton, Clement Sherman) 19:90 A History of the Southern Confed­ Duhem, Pierre eracy. (B. Mandel) 18:344 The Aim and Structure of Physical Eaton, Joseph W. Theory. (H. Freistadt) 19:85 Ex.ploring Tomorrow's Agriculture. Dulles, Foster Rhea (A. Rochester) 9:94 Forty Years of American-Japanese Ebenstein, William Relations. (V. A. Yakhontoff) The German Record, a Political 2:119 Portrait. (H. R. Crippen) 10: 199 108 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

An Economic Program for A mer­ Else, Gerald F. ican Democracy, by Seven Har­ Aristotle's Poetics. (L. B. Lind) vard and Tufts Economists. (A. 25:77 T. Cutler) 3:254 Engels, Friederich Edel, Abraham Engels on "Capital." Tr. and ed. Ethical Judgment-The Use of Sci­ by L. E. Mins. (A. Lowe) 3:266 ence in Ethics. Q. Lewis) 20:266 Engels, Friedrich, joint author, see The Theory and Practice of Phi­ Marx, Karl losophy. (G. Muratore) 10:332 Epstein, Israel Edwards, Corwin D., ed. The Unfinished Revolution zn A Cartel Policy for the United Na­ China. Q. Bicknell) 13: 182 tions. (H. B. Davis) 11:85 Erdman, David V. Eells, J. S., Jr. Blake: Prophet Against Empire. The Touchstone of Matthew Arn- (E. B. Burgum) 19:283 old. (A. Briggs) 21: 187 Eulenberg-"'\,Viener, Renee Fearfully and Wonderfully Made. Egbert, Donald Drew, and B. Persons, Stow, eds. (W. Cannon) 3:115 Socialism and American Life. (Re­ Evans, D. Luther view article, S. Bernstein) 18:193 Essentials of a Liberal Education. (M. Schlauch) 7:374 Einstein, Albert Out of My Later Years. (L. Weis­ Ewing, Cortez A. M. ner) 14:353 Primary Elections in the South, a Study in Uniparty Politics. (E. Eiseley, Loren Beechert) 18:267 Darwin's Century. (D. R. Newth) 24:278 Ezekiel, Mordecai Jobs for All, Through Industrial Eisenstein, Elizabeth L. Expansion. (D. Jennings) 4:93 The First Professional Revolution­ ist, Filippo Michele Buonarroti. Fairbanks, John K., ed. (Review article, S. Bernstein) Chinese Thought and Institutions, 24:334 (R. Suter) 22:276 Ellmann, Richard Fairley, Barker James Joyce. (G. Ernest) 24:271 Goethe's Faust: Six Essays. (F. Ewen) 18:340 Elkins, Stanley M. Heinrich Heine: An Interpreta- Slavery: A Problem in American tion. (F. Ewen) 20: 376 Institutional and Intellectual Life. (Review article, E. D. Geno­ Farber, Marvin, joint ed., see vese) 25:38 Sellars, Roy Wood Ellis, Howard S., ed. Farmer, Paul A Survey of Contemporary Eco­ France Reviews Its Revolutionary nomics. (M. Dobb) 13:368 Origins. (S. Bernstein) 10:193 BOOKS REVIEWED 109

Farnham, Marynia F., joint author, Finkelstein, Sidney see Lundberg, Ferdinand Art and Society. (E. B. Burgum) 12:287 Farrington, Benjamin How Music Expresses Ideas. Francis Bacon. (B. Stern) 14:284 (E. J. Simon) 20: 160 Science and History in the Ancient (A. 4:458 Jazz: A People's Music. (N. Caz­ World. D. Winspear) den) 13:186 Faulkner, Harold U. Fischer, Eric The Decline of Laissez Faire. 16:370 (T. The Passing of the European Age. Brown) Q. Starobin) 8:359 Fei, Hsaio t'ung, and Chang Chih-i Fisher, A. G. B. Earthbound China: A Study of (C. Economic Progress and Social Se­ Rural Economy in Yunnan. curity. (V. Shlakman) 10:412 W. Shuh) 10:421 Fisher, Harold H. Fellner, vVilliam America and Russia in the World Competition Among the Few. (M. Community. (H.F. Ward) 11:182 Blaug) 15:359 Trends and Cycles in Economic Ac­ Fisher, Miles Mark tivity. (Communication, V. Perlo) Negro Slave Songs in the United 22:239 States. (Communication, L. Barnes) 19:340 Fellows, Otis E., and Torrey, Norman L., eds. Fledderus, Mary L., and Diderot Studies. Q. N ahem) 15: 188 van Kleeck, M. Technology and Livelihood. (F. Fernau, F. W. Blaine) 8:362 Moslems on the March. (S. Husain) 20:261 Fleisher, Wilfred Sweden: The Welfare State. (B. G. Feuer, Lewis S. Gustafsson) 22:253 Spinoza and the Rise of Liberalism. (Communication, T. De Vries) Fletcher, Joseph 22:356 Morals and Medicine. (S. H. Fritch­ man) 20:179 Field, Philip M., joint author, see Perazich, George Flexner, Eleanor Century of Struggle: The Woman's Filler, Louis Rights Movement in the United The Crusade Against Slavery,1830- States. (D. R. Blumberg) 25:90 1860. (H. Aptheker) 25:360 Flores, Angel, ed. Fine, Sidney Henrik Ibsen, a Marxist Analysis. Laissez Faire and the General-Wel­ (L. Reade) 3:274 fare State. (S. Bernstein) 21:264 Florinsky, Michael Fink, Z. S., ed., see Russia: A History and an Interpre­ Wordsworth, Christopher tation. (W. A. Williams) 19:346 HO SCIENCE & SOCIETY

Flynn, John T. Frank, ·waldo Men of Wealth. (H. O'Connor) Birth of a World: Bolivar in Terms 5:280 of His Peoples. (H. Olden) 16:92 Foerster, ::,,1orman, and others Frankel, S. Herbert Literary Scholarship, Its Aims and The Economic Impact on Under­ Methods. (M. Schlauch) 6:94 developed Societies. (V. B. Singh) 20:175 Foner, Pltilip S. Mark Twain: Social Critic. (R. Frankfort, Henri Greenleaf) 24: 180 The Birth of Civilization in the Ancient Near East. (F. Schoen­ Foner, Philip S., ed., see Douglass feld) 17:175 Frederick; Jefferson, Thomas Frankfort, Henri, and others Footman, David The Intellectual Adventure of , Romantic Rev­ Early Mankind. (V. G. Childe) olutiona.ry. (S. Bernstein) 13:87 12:260 Ford, Alan W. Frazier, E. :Franklin The Anglo-Iranian Oil Dispute of Black Bourgeoisie. (E. E. Dorsey) 22:69 1951-1952. (D. N. Pritt) 19: 167 Race and Cultural Contacts in the Ford, James W. Modern World. (E. F. Patterson) The Ne,gro and the Democratic 21:359 Front. (H. Aptheker) 4: 102 Freidel, Frank Foster, v\filliam Z. Francis Lieber: Nineteenth-Century Outline Political History of the Liberal. (C. A. Madison) 12:448 Americas. (Communication, G. Freyre, Gilberto MuratiJre) 16:60 The Masters and the Slaves. Q. Da Fox, Ralph Silva) 11:201 The Novel and the People. Q. Fritz, Kurt von, see von Fritz, Kurt Bickndl) 10:300 Frolov, Y. P. Fraenkel, Ernest Pavlov and His School. (R. Gley) Military Occupation and the Rule 4:116 (D. of Law. Van Abbe) 10:214 Fromm, Erich Frank, Joseph Escape from Freedom. (F. H. Bart­ The Leiellers. (C. Hill) 21: 172 lett) 6: 187 Man for Himself. Q. Furst and H. Frank, Philipp Selsam) 12:472 Between Physics and Philosophy. (Article, L. S. Feuer) 5:222 Fung Yu-Ian Einstein., His Life and Times. A History of Chinese Philosophy. CT· Needham) (Communication, L. S. Feuer) 19:268 11:259; (Review, M. Bunge) 15:89 Furst, Joseph Relativity-A Richer Trnth. (M. The .Neurotic: His Inner and Bunge) 17:266 Outer Worlds. (A. Starr) 18:377; BOOKS REVIEWED lll

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Glass, D. V. Grajdanzev, Andrew J. Population Policies and Move­ Modern Korea. (A. Evenitsky) ments in Europe. (W. 0. Brown) ll:396 5:272 Gramsci, Antonio Gleason J. H. Gli intellettuali e l' organizzazione The Genesis of Russophobia in della cultura. (G. Muratore) Great Britain. (C. Hill) 16:281 15:275 Lettere dal carcere. (G. Muratore) Going, Allen J. 13:79 Bourbon Democracy in Alabama. Il materialismo storico e la filoso­ (H. Aptheker) 16:356 fia di Benedetto Croce. (G. Mura­ Golden, Clinton S., and Rutten­ tore) 13:79 berg, Harold J. The Modern Prince, and Other The D·mamics of Industrial De­ Writings. (H. F. Mins) 22:283 mocrnc-y. (L. Dowling) 6:383 Note sul Machiavelli. (G. Mura­ 15:275 F. tore) Goldman, Eric The Open Marxism of Antonio Rendez;:,ous with Destiny, A His­ Gramsci, tr. and annotated by C. tory of Modern Ame·rican Re­ Marzani. (H. F. Mins) 22:283 form. (C. A. Madison) 17:183 Il risorgimento. (G. Muratore) Goldschmidt, Richard B. 15:275 Unders,fanding Heredity. (A. G. Granick, David Morton) 17:279 Management of the Industrial Firm Goodri,:h, Carter in the U.S.S.R. (M. Dobb) 19:376 Government Promotion of Amer­ Graubard. Stephen Richards ican Canals and Railroads, 1800- British Labour and the Russian 1890. (Review article, E. D. Gen­ Revolution, 1917-1924. (E. ovese) 25:38 J. Hobsbawm) 23: 168 Goodrich, Carter and others Gray, George W. Migration and Economic Opportu- Science at War. (N. Levinson) 8:380 nity. (H. David) 1:417 Gray, Ronald D. Goodrich, Leland M., and Goethe the Alchemist. (F. Ewen) Carroll, M. J., eds. 18:340 Documents on American Foreign Relations: July, 1942-]une, 1943. Greene, D. J. 9: 177 (V. H. Bernstein) The Politics of Samuel Johnson. (A. Briggs) 25:285 Gordon, Milton M. Social Class in American Sociology. Greene, Evarts Boutell (0. C. Cox) 24:280 The Revolutionary Generation, 1763-1790. (S. Bernstein) 10:193 Graeber, Isacque, and Britt, S. H. Jews in the Gentile World. (B. J. Greenleaf, William, see Stern) 6:388 Nevins, Allan BOOKS REVIEWED 113

Greenway, John Haines, Helen E. American Folksongs of Protest. What's in a Novel. (A. D. Snyder) (Communication, L. Barnes) 6:380 19:34 1 Haire, Mason, joint author, see Gregory, Charles 0., joint author, Dahl, Robert A. see Sharp, Malcolm Halbwachs, M. Gregory, James S., and Shave, D. W. The Psychology of Social Class. (A. The U.S.S.R., a Geographical Sur­ K. Davis) 24:273 vey. (W. Mandel) 11:291 Ha1dane, B. S. Greiner, Martin J. New Paths in Genetics. (L. C. Zwischen Biedermeier und Bour­ Dunn) 7: 178 geoisie: Ein Kapitel deutscher Literaturgeschichte. (F. Ewen) Hall, A. R. 20:376 The Scientific Revolution, 1500- 1800. (D. Struik) 22:250 Grene, David J. Man in His Pride: A Study in the Hall, John W., joint author, see Political Philosophy of Thucy­ Beardsley, Richard K. dides and Plato. (B. Farrington) Hall, Vernon, Jr. 16:87 Renaissance Literary Criticism. (R. Grib, V. M. Krapp) 10:426 Balzac. (Communication, E. B. Halle, Fannina Burgum) 2: 107 Women in the Soviet East. (M. I. Griffin, John I. Lamont) 3: 279 Strikes: A Study in Quantitative Hallgren, Mauritz Economics. (G. Blair) 5:83 The Tragic Fallacy. (M. S. Stewart) Griggs, Earl Leslie, ed., see 2:116 Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Hamburger, L. Grimes, Alan P. How Nazi Germany Has Control­ The Potitical Liberalism of the led Business. (M. Dobb) 9:378 New York Nation. (C. A. Madi­ Hammer, Ellen son) 17:358 J. The Struggle for Indo-China. (J. Hagen, Paul R. Starobin) 19: 180 Will Germany Crack? (R. A. Brady) Hammond, Bray · 7: 175 Banks and Politics in America Haggin, B. H. from the Revolution to the Civil Music in "The Nation." (N. Caz­ War. (Review article, F. A. den) 14:366 Shannon) 24:246 Hague, D. C., ed. Hammond, J. L. Stability and Progress in the World Gladstone and the Irish Nation. Economy. (R. Bellamy) 25: 168 (H. J. Laski) 3:401 114 SCIENCE & SOCIETY

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Leontiev, A. Lewis, H. D., ed. Marx's Capital. (S. J. Patel) 12:452 Contemporary British Philosophy. Work under Capitalism and Social- (I. L. Horowitz) 23:67 (M. 8:262 ism. Dobb) Lewis, John Leopold, Richard W. Introduction to Philosophy. (I. L. Elihu Root and the Conservative Horowitz) 19:354 Tradition. (R. Davidson) 19:281 Marxism and the lrrationalists. (H. F. Mins) 20:268 Lerner, Abba P. The Economics of Control. (K. Lewis, Oscar May) 10:416 Life in a Mexican Village. (M. Silva) 17:165 Lerner, Max T ,ewis, W. Arthur Ideas are Weapons. (M. Rader) (E. 4(3):246 Econoniic Survey, 1919-1939. J. Ideas for the Ice Age. (L. S. Feuer) Hobsbawm) 16:365 6: 180 Liebman, Joshua Loth It is Later than You Think. (M. Peace of Mind. (F. H. Smyth) Schlauch) 3:530 10:428 Lesser, Simon 0. Liepmann, Klaus (E. Fiction and the Unconscious. The Language of Music. (N. Caz­ B. Burgum) 23: 183 den) 18: 178 Lester, Richard A. Lilge, Frederic As Unions Mature. (R. Nixon) The Abuse of Learning: The Fail­ 23:84 ure of the German University. (D. Van Abbe) 13:282 Levarie, Siegmund Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro." (N. Lillienthal, David E. Cazden) 17:65 TVA-Democracy on the March. (A. Rochester) 9:94 Leven, Maurice The Income Structure of the Lincoln, Anthony United States. (L. P. Mitchell) Some Political and Social Ideas of 2:562 English Dissent-1763-1800. (H. Selsam) 2:535 Levenson, J. C. The Mind and Art of Henry Lind, Andrew W. Adams. (R. Greenleaf) 21:366 Hawaii's Japanese. (M. K. Opler) 12:271 Levinson, Edward Labor on the March. (B. Minton) Lind, L. R., comp. 2:551 Lyric Poetry of the Italian Renais­ sance. (H. F. Mins) 18:358 Levy, Hyman ModernScience. (L. Infeld) 4(2):235 Lindblom, Charles E. Philosophy for a Modern Man. Q. Unions and Capitalism. (V. Shlak­ Pilley) 2:401 man) 15:369 BOOKS REVIEWED 123

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