The Making of Society ToC

The Making of Society
Table of Contents

V.F. Calverton, Ed.

Preface by V.F. Calverton

Introduction by V.F. Calverton

**I. Religious and Ethical Contributions**
The Ten Commandments
The Sermon on the Mount
The Code of Hammurabi
Selections from the Koran
On Government	Confucius
On Co-operation	Lao Tse

II. Greek Theories
Philosophers as Kings and Kings as Philosophers Plato

On Property Aristotle

**III. Medieval Conceptions**
On the Law of Heaven and Earth	St. Augustine

**IV. The Advance of Modern Sociological Thought**
Selections from Scienza Nuova	Giambattista Vico
The Art of War	Niccolo Machiavelli
Selections from Two Treatises on Civil Government	John Locke
Of the Natural Condition of Mankind	Thomas Hobbes
Selections from The Social Contract	Jean Jacques Rousseau
Of Monarchy and Hereditary Succession	Thomas Paine
Of Laws in Relation to the Nature of the Climate	Baron de Montesquieu
Division of Labor	Adam Smith

**V. Sociology Comes of Age**
An Essay on the Principle of Population	T.R. Malthus
The Authority of Society Over the Individual	John Stuart Mill
The Action of Positivism upon the Working Classes	Auguste Comte
Political Economy and Utopian Socialism	Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
Selections from The State	Michael Bakunin
Natural Selection; or the Survival of the Fittest	Charles Darwin
Influence of Physical Laws	Henry Thomas Buckle
The Communist Manifesto	Karl Marx & F. Engels

**VI. Sociology and Social Conflict**
Division of Labor and Social Solidarity	Emile Durkheim
Selections from The Outline of Sociology	Ludwig Gumplowicz
The Tendency of the Development of the State	Franz Oppenheimer
Class Society and the State	Nicolai Lenin
What Is the Permanent Revolution?	Leon Trotsky
On the Expropriation of the Capitalists	Waclaw Machijaski
The Collectivist Wages System	Peter Kropotkin
Personality and the Conception of the State	Adolf Hitler
The fascist State and the Future	Benito Mussolini

**VII. Sociology and Culture**
The Sociological View of Ethics	Herbert Spencer
The Spirit of Capitalism	Max Weber
Proletariat and Religion and Nationalism	Werner Sombart
Sociology as a Science	Vilfredo Pareto
Intellectual Egalitarianism	Lester Ward
Selections from Folkways	William Graham Sumner
Conspicuous Consumption	Thorsten Veblen
The Scientific Scrutiny of Societal Facts	F.H. Giddings
The Economics of Genius	J.M. Robertson

**VIII. Contemporary Sociological Reflections**
Liberal
The Development of Sociology	Harry Elmer Barnes
Classes of Social Interest	R.M. MacIver
The Cultural Approach to Sociology	Melville S. Herskovits
The Mitigation of Class Struggle	Edward A. Ross
The Hypothesis of Cultural Lag	William Fielding Ogburn
Art, Science, and Sociology	C.J. Cooley
Mental Patterns in Relation to Culture	Wilson D. Wallis
Renascent Liberalism	John Dewey
Law as a Social Science	Huntington Cairns
The Idol of the Laboratory	Graham Wallas
Anglo-Saxonism and Nordicism in America	F.H. Hankins
Radical
A Planned Society—Communist Version	John Strachey
Technocracy	Stuart Chase
Marxian Philosophy	Max Eastman
The Scope of Marxian Theory	Sidney Hook
Sociological Criticism of Literature	V.F. Calverton
Masters—Old and New	Max Nomad
The Applications of Engineering Methods to Finance	C.H. Douglas

Biographies

Thanks to the contributor:
John Peterson

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