Schoeck_2010_EnvyATheoryOfSocialBehaviour.pdf

444
Cathari,273-274
chance, 284-286
chicken ritual, to forestall siblingjealousy,
79
child's idea of property, 372
child psychology, 10,77-78,90-91
chiliastic movements, 272-274
chimpanzees, 91-93
China, 67-68, 151
Christian doctrine of salvation, 317
Christian God, never begrudges joy, 313
Christian life, austere, 272-273
Christianity, 148, 154, 158, 160,308,
315,339
its God incapable of envy, 142, 146
class: barriers in America, 296; conflict,
209; distinctions, 402; order, 306;
struggle, 82; system, 325; warfare,
152
collective ownership fails to eliminate
envy, 134
Colombia, 64
Comanche, 44
coming-out affairs, 265
communal life, 343-346
communal property, 371, 374
communism, 327, 377
community, 39, 354
spirit, 58
comparison is potential envy, 227
compassion, 206, 272
compensatory violence, 139
competition, 11,214,225,416
avoided,51
comprehensive schools, 288-289
concentration camp, 78
conflict, 11, 13
avoidance, 87
envy in the sociology of, 11 0-112
without envy, 113
conformism, 311
and the fear of envy, 98-10 1
conformity, 107,335,422
behaviour, 107-109
experimentally achieved, 98-101
conscience, 93, 317
INDEX
conspicuous consumption, 264-266,
295-296
consumer behaviour, 263-264, 313-314
and envy-avoidance, 122
consumption pattern, under pressure of
envious kin, 74
contentment, 287
co-operative approach, impossible
because of envy, 57
creativity, inhibited by envy-avoidance,
311
crimes of envy, 129-140,219-220
criminal justice, based on ubiquitous and
latent mutual envy, 303-304
cultural diffusion, 419
daily bread, 379-382
Dakota Indians, 79
death, 141, 146
attributed to envious magic, 70
democracy, 307 .
affinity between envy and, 196,
234-235,266
developing countries, 57-76, 237-238,
410-411,413
dictatorship, 188
submission to, 108-109
discontent, 197
discrimination, 72, 402
disinterested tendency to punish, 416
distribution, 147, 366
of property, 111
distributive justice, 152
divine envy, 149-150
Dobuans, 9,24,41,61,69,79,201,363
dreams, envy in, 84-85
eating behaviour, 38-39,423
economic growth, 15,73,234,424
economic policy, 7
of the least envy in the greatest number,
363-370
economics of control, 300
education, 278
and quality of opportunity; 288-289
educational opportunities, avoided, 114