INDEX

Achilles, [210]
Africa, exploitation of, [187]f, [335]
Altruism, [79], [218], [220], [256]
Antæus, [355]
ἄπαξ λεγόμενον, [228]
A priori knowledge, [105]f, [111]
Architecture, [286]n
Aristotle, [105], [127], [168]n, [190], [281], [305], [319], [365]
Ark of the Covenant, [77]
Arnold, Matthew, [10], [298]
Arnold von Winkelried, [358]
Art, relation to Ethics, [277]f;
limitations, [287]n;
students of, [296]
Asceticism, [363]
Bacon, On Studies, [10]
Baptism, [353]
Beatrice, [170]
Beauty, [281]f
Bereavement, [64], [162]f
Bergson, [108], [131]n
Blackstone, [185]
Blake, William, [356]
Bloch, [242]
Bluntschli, [327]f
Buddha, [16], [32], [199], [347]
Cæsar Borgia, [172]
Cana, feast at, [206]
Categorical Imperative, [75]f;
and hypothetical, [80]
Causality, “prejudice of,” [110]f, [136], [141], [171]
Christianity, an estimate of, [30]-42;
other-worldliness of, [140], [268];
national, [321];
forced on the East, [331]
Church, [347]
Citizenship, [322]
Confucius, [16], [31], [299]
Congo, atrocities in, [330], [335], [338]
Conscience, origin of, [78]
Copernicus, [141]
Creation, doctrine of, [139], [356]
Cromer, Lord, [331]n
Crucifixion, of man, [357]f
Cynics, [366]
Dante, [198]n, [283]
Darwinism, [59], [78]f, [120]
“Death in Life,” [225]
Decalogue, [198]
Democracy, ethical aspect of, [125], [143];
political, [319]n;
evils in, [321], [330]n;
new conception of, [340]n
Dependence, [226]
Dilke, Sir Charles, [335]n
Discipline, [244]f
Duality, of character traits, [208]f
Duty, in Kant, [75]f;
conflicts of, [317]f
Education, state, [252];
as vocation, [291]f;
for adults, [301]f;
moral, [302]n
Edwards, Jonathan, [163]
Egoism, [220]
Elisha, the prophet, [61]
Emerson, estimate of, [27]-29;
Essay on Love, [164]n
Ends, proximate and ultimate, [50]-51;
in Kant, [74], [89];
instrumental, [138], [166], [229]f, [268];
unattainable in finite world, [149]f, [158];
hierarchy of, [363]
Enemies, [205];
intellectual, [207]n
Erastianism, [342]
Ethical Culture, Society for, [58], [346]n;
School, [58]n, [276]
Ethics, as non-violation of personality, [7], [35], [54];
individuality of, [24];
as science of ends, [40], [50]f;
and social reform, [48];
relation to other subjects, [66];
Kantian, [73]f;
an independent discipline, [84]f, [132]f;
energizing quality of, [93], [101], [135]n, [221], [228], [274], [363];
contrast with physical science, [93], [99];
its peculiar manifold, [109]f, [114]f, [126], [132], [141];
verification in, [112];
and social structure, [191];
and empirical traits, [212]f, [223]f, [242]f;
the law of levitation, [222];
as science of relations, [233];
and industry, [272]f;
and art, [277]f;
and nationality, [325]f;
historical systems
of, [346];
and worship, [349], [352]
Evil, problem of, [32]-34;
immediate reform, [49];
contrasted with sin, [172]f
Family, as empirical group, [133], [249]f;
spiritual view of, [251]f
Festivals, religious, [353]
Feudalism, [142]
Force, as ethical discipline, [356]f;
and freedom, [366]f
Forgiveness, [202]f
Fouillée, Alfred, [209], [324]
Freedom, [148]f, [300], [306], [366]f
Freud, [79]
Friendship, [234]f
Froebel, [295]
Frustration, in marriage, [62]f, [235];
in bereavement, [64];
in intellectual ambition, [65]f, [227];
cosmic, [67];
in social betterment, [69];
in achieving ethical uniqueness, [118];
and ethical plan, [137], [140], [147], [150]f;
mission of, [152]f, [165], [195], [365];
in science, [265];
in vocation, [269];
final realization of, [356]f
“Functional Finalities,” [106], [111]f
Galileo, [97]n
Gang Loyalty, [77]
George, Henry, [44]
Goethe, [67]n, [176]n, [198]n, [220], [243], [285]
God, idea of, [136], [139], [365];
submission to will of, [156];
worship, [350]
Greek, art, [16]n;
philosophy, [105];
treatment of suffering, [155], [166];
idea of evil, [172];
social system, [190]f;
epic, [283];
education, [299]
Grotius, [332]
Hague Conference, [326]
Happiness, [227]f
Harnack, Adolf, [39]
Hebrews, sex purity, [7];
religion, [14]-26;
as elect people, [19];
their mission, [21]f;
and problem of evil, [33]
Hegel, [139], [343]
Helmholtz, [196], [267]
History, value of, [247]n;
ethical aim of, [275]f
Humboldt, William von, [126]
Hume, [111]
Ilion, [283]
Imagination, [267]
Immortality, [139], [166]f, [359]
Individual, the, [246], [250], [295], [319]f
Industry, organization of, [271], [274];
representation of, [312]
Insanity, [161]n
Intellect, [227]
Internationalism, [325]f;
obstacles to, [332]f;
organized, [338]n
Isaiah, [22]
Jerusalem, siege of, [33]
Jesus, as exemplar, [25];
his teaching, [30]-42;
and the problem of evil, [33]f;
and socialism, [37];
attitude toward sin, [204]n, [205]
Jews, [347]
Justice, social, [194]f;
commercial, [215]f;
ethical, [217];
legal, [289]
Kant, individualistic ethics, [9];
and holiness idea, [59];
Critique of Ethical Ideal, [73]f, [137]f;
his pre-occupation with physical science, [84]f, [88], [100], [133];
doctrine of ends, [74], [80], [87], [100];
Critique of Pure Reason, [84], [95], [102];
not a pure rationalist, [95]f;
a priori doctrine, [111];
doctrine of worth, [119];
and God idea, [126]f;
and ontological argument, [129];
on marriage, [257]
Keats, [282]
Labor, remuneration of, [193]
Lange, Albert, Die Arbeiterfrage, [10];
History of Materialism, [11]
Law, [290], [307];
international, [332]f;
divine, [345];
and freedom, [367]
Lawyer, vocation of, [289]
Lear, King, [282]
Leibnitz, [196], [247]n, [332]
Lessing, [150]
Life, right to, [179]f
Louis XIV, [316]
“Lycidas,” [282]
Manifold, of time and space, [96];
in physical science, [107]f;
ethical, [109]f, [132], [134], [141]
Marcus Aurelius, [120]
Marriage, and happiness, [61]f;
tabu notion of, [77];
spiritual relation in, [163], [258]f;
monogamic, [251], [254];
infelicitous, [257];
state control of, [307]
Marx, Karl, Das Kapital, [44];
type of socialism, [45]f
Materialism, of middle class, [52]
Mayer, Robert, [196]
Mill, J. S., [368]
Mommsen, [276]n
Monasticism, [40]
Monotheism, [20]f
Moral Law, as worshipful, [10], [12];
obligation to obey, [75];
universality of, [177];
and worship, [350]
More, Sir Thomas, [205]n
Moses, [26], [355]
National Character, [324];
sins of, [330], [336]f
Nature, exploitation of, [186]f
Necessity, applied to ethics, [85]f;
Kantian, [88]
Newton, [84], [94], [196]
Nietzsche, [47], [152], [214]
Non-resistance, doctrine of, [182]
Noumena, Kantian, [127]n
Numen, spiritual, [220], [224], [228], [231]
Œdipus Rex, [173], [281]n
Ontological Argument, [129]f
Ostwald, [94]
Pantheism, [8]n
Paul, St., [38]
Peace, spiritual, [360]
Pekin, [330]
Personal Factor in Ethics, [3]-6
Personality, [197], [222], [247], [321]
Pestalozzi, [295]
Peters, Karl, [335]
Philistinism, [52]
Philosophy, monism and pluralism, [110]
Plagiarism, [197]
Plato, transcendent vision of, [16];
his idea of justice, [31];
ethics of, [74], [120], [132];
influence of, [198]n;
and eugenics, [214];
and art, [286];
and the State, [305], [313], [319]
Poverty, evils of, [44]f;
relief of, [51]
Pragmatism, [106]n, [136]n
Prayer, [351]f
Property, its rights, [185]f;
as a social concept, [189]
Ptolemy, [105]n
Public Good, [314]
Punishment, its object, [176], [203];
capital, [204]
Race Prejudice, [236]n
Ranke, [247]n
“Reality-producing functions,” [114]f, [123]n, [126], [130], [132], [265]
Religion, Types of, [363]
Religious Society, [341]f;
its teaching, [343]f;
organization, [347]f;
worship, [349]f
Repentance, [203]f
Representation, in State, [310]n, [322];
proportional, [322]
Reputation, right to, [196]f
Responsibility, definition, [173]f;
for others’ life, [180];
for poverty and suffering, [183]f
Reverence, three-fold, [241]f, [250];
in family, [253];
in artist, [284]f;
in education, [292];
among nations, [324]
Reymond, Dubois, [128]
Rousseau, Confessions, [6];
idea of State, [305]
Schiller, [285]n
School, [292];
and home, [294];
objects of, [295]f;
prevocational, [298];
moral education in, [303];
self-government in, [304]
Schopenhauer, [120], [131]n
Science, as vocation, [263]f;
and internationalism, [334]
Self-discipline, [365]f
Self-sacrifice, [212]f
Sermon on the Mount, [4], [198], [366]
Service, [226]f
Shelley, [282]
Sin, [171]f, [202]f
Social reform, [48]f;
fallacies of, [53]f, [268];
spiritual view of, [56];
its object, [261];
various schemes of, [273];
ethical program of, [275]n
Socialism, [11], [37], [43]f, [56]n, [196], [271]f, [274]
Socrates, [122]
Sophocles, [173]
Spencer, Herbert, [94]
Spinoza, [8]
Spiritual Nature, [148], [224], [231]
State, ethical conception of, [305]f;
sovereignty of, [308]f;
organization of, [310]f;
as lawmaker, [313];
duty towards, [319];
and individual, [319]n;
international relations, [326]f;
and religion, [342]f
Stephen, the Martyr, [38]
Stevenson, R. L., [208]n, [211]n
Stoicism, [154], [159]
Suffering, various attitudes toward, [154]f;
ethical attitude, [159]f
Sympathy, as ethical motive, [49]f, [99]n, [156]
Tabus, [77], [179]
Tariff, [314], [315]n
Tasks of Life, [268]
Thomas à Kempis, [258]
Tolstoy, [184]
Trade, international, [334]f;
slave, [335]
Tyndall, [268]
Tyrrel, Father, [39], [150]n
Universe, spiritual, [125]f, [134];
last blessing of, [360]
University, ideal of, [298]f;
American, [300]f
Value, vs. Worth, [117]n
Vattel, [332]
Verification in ethics, [112], [118], [135]n
Virtue, [211]
Vocation, influence on development, [58]f;
vs. occupation, [260]f;
an ethical classification, [262]f;
practical, [270]f;
educational, [289]f;
represented in State, [310]f, [322]
Wages and wage-earners, [194], [215]n, [216]
Waitz, Anthropologie, [209]
War, when justified, [182]f
Wealth, [51];
stewardship of, [192]
Whole, ideal of, in ethics, [100]f, [114]f, [121]
Women, in State, [311];
in religious societies, [348]
Wordsworth, [282]
Worship, religious, [349]
Worth, in human personality, [57], [68], [70], [224]n, [247];
Kant’s doctrine of, [82]f, [89]f, [101];
ethical justification of, [91]f, [98]n;
attributed to man, [101]n, [102]f;
as member of ethical manifold, [117], [119], [121];
vs. value, [117]n;
homage to, [349], [360]
Zeno, [108]
Zionism, [24]
Zoroaster, [15]