The Psychology of Nations / A Contribution to the Philosophy of History

by G. E. Partridge

INDEX[ToC]

• Æsthetic, elements in war, [70-77];
  • in education, [230], [315-318]
• Aggressive instinct, [40-45]
• American life, [248];
  • mores, [221]
• Anger, [14]
• Autocracy and democracy, [104]
  
• Bergson, [36], [101], [110]
• Biological principles, [3 ff.]
• Bourdon, [90], [129]
• Boutroux, [55], [101], [236]
• Boy Scouts, [198]
• British Labor Party, [273]
• Burnet, [311]
  
• Cannibalism, [13-14]
• Causes in war, [97-109]
• Chapman, [52]
• Christianity, [307]
• City, moods, [188], [278];
  • school, [190]
• Civics, [264]
• Claes, [129]
• Cleveland, [260]
• Cobden, [137]
• Collier, [90]
• Colonies, [129]
• Combat, instinct of, [53-58]
• Conscientious objectors, [200]
• Consciousness of kind, [8]
• Cramb, [75], [256]
• Creative activity, [283]
  
• Darwin, [111]
• Death, [71]
• Democracy, [232], [253 ff.];
  • spirit of, [185-191]
• Dickinson, [261]
• Dide, [52]
• Dillon, [102], [272]
• Display, [74]
• Dominant, [35]
• Drawbridge, [102]
• Duelling, [93]
• Durkheim, [115]
  
• Economic factors, [128-141]
• Economy, [275]
• Ecstasy, [23], [64]
• Educational problems, [161-167]
• Empire, [148]
• England, [123], [244]
  
• Fear, [14], [41]
• Ferrero, [52]
• Feudalism, [35]
• Finance, [134]
• French, The, [24], [55], [244]
• Freudians, [20]
• Future, The, [viii]
  
• Germany, [34], [43], [50], [55], [89], [98], [106], [115], [124], [126], [198], [239], [245]
• Gibbs, [54]
• Government, [242 ff.];
  • functions of, [251]
    
• Hatred, [46-52]
• Herd, The, [4], [10], [18], [57], [62]
• Heroes, [234]
• Hintze, [99]
• Hirschfeld, [23]
• Historical causes in war, [149]
• History, teaching of, [173], [266]
• Hobhouse, [101]
• Hobson, [260]
• Hocking, [167]
• Home-love, [81], [216]
• Homogeneity of species, [60]
• Howe, [135], [136]
• Hullquist, [137]
• Humanism, [309], [314]
• Humanities, [312]
  
• Industrialism, [33], [134], [220]
• Industry, and education, [269-289];
  • the higher, [184]
• Instincts, [4-5], [28], [38-69]
• Institutional factors in war, [125]
• International law, [192]
• Internationalism, [168-196]
• Intoxication motive, [31]
  
• James, [266]
• Japanese, [90], [119]
• Jones, [21]
• Justice, [205], [311]
  
• Lamprecht, [34]
• Land hunger, [131]
• Leadership, [84], [142], [176]
• Le Bon, [3], [18], [102], [111], [119], [129], [135], [244]
• Lehmann, [237]
• Loyalty, [228];
  • to leaders, [231]
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• M'Cabe, [9]
• MacCurdy, [48], [56], [58], [201]
• Mach, [135]
• Marot, [284]
• Militarism, [197 ff.]
• Military training, [208-210]
• Mitchell, [9]
• Moods, in education, [319]
• Moral influences in war, [117-127]
• Murray, [18]
• Mysticism, [120]
  
• Napoleon, [113]
  • desires, [175];
  • honor, [88-96]
• National, character study, [224];
  • and internationalism, [105]
• Nationalism, [79-96];
• Nicolai, [3], [19], [56], [70], [78], [129], [217]
• Nietzsche, [110]
• Novicow, [19], [137]
• Noyes, [271]
• Nusbaum, [45]
• Nutritional motive, [38]
  
• Objectives, [140], [143]
• O'Ryan and Anderson, [45]
• Ostwald, [98]
  
• Pacifists, [200]
  • elements of, [80], [215]
• Patriotism, [79-96], [211-241];
• Patten, [115]
  • ideals of, [vi], [205]
• Peace, [197 ff.];
• Pessimism, [43]
• Pfister, [45]
  • influences in war, [110-116]
• Philosophical, attitude, [194];
  • factors, [142-152];
  • ideals, [235]
• Political, education, [242-268];
• Power, motive of, [29], [130]
• Powers, [130]
• Practical interests, [180-183]
• Praise of war, [199]
• Preparedness, [208-210]
• President of the United States, [102]
• Pressure of population, [129]
• Preventive wars, [44]
• Primitive tendencies, [38]
• Progress, [v], [321]
• Property, [138]
• Prophets, [viii-ix]
• Psycho-analysis, [179]
  
• Race patriotism, [226]
• Rationalism and humanism, [107]
• Recreational life, [303]
• Redier, [85]
• Religion and education, [305-308]
• Religious influences in war, [117-127]
• Reproductive motive, [38], [66], [73], [76]
• Reuter, Frau, [51]
• Reversion theories of war, [17-23]
• Russell, [17], [167], [246], [305]
  
• Savorgnan, [201]
• Scheler, [7], [47]
• Sciences, [314]
• Scientific movement, [112]
• Selection, [5 ff.]
• Sexes, [299]
• Smith, [51]
  • feeling, [82];
  • history, [301];
  • instincts, [58];
  • solidarity, [63]
• Social, education, [282 ff.] [290-304];
• Socialism, [259]
• Specialization, [281]
• Stevens, [138]
• Sumner, [121], [132]
• Synthesis of causes, [153-157]
  
• Thayer, [56]
• Thrift, [285]
• Tower, [98]
• Tragedy, [71]
• Trotter, [9], [18], [58], [233], [291], [295]
  
• Unconscious motives, [17 ff.]
• Universal language, [193]
  
• Veblen, [46], [78], [137]
• Venezelos, [151]
• Von Bülow, [115]
  
  • motives of, [vii], [13], [15];
  • moods, [25 ff.], [70 ff.];
  • origin of, [3 ff.]
• War, as dramatic story, [22];
  • organization, [191]
• World, idea, [170];
• Wundt, [90]

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Typographical errors corrected in text:

The author's inconsistent spelling of 'aesthetic' (70) versus 'æsthetic' (39) has been retained.

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