Schoeck_2010_EnvyATheoryOfSocialBehaviour.pdf

448
initiation rites, 56
innovation, 15,72-73, 351 i 409, 414-
415,419,420-421
adoption of, 403
and incest taboos, 87
the role of the envious man in,
402-406
instinct theory of Freud, 83
intellectual elite, its envy-avoidance behaviour,
327-328
interpersonal relations and privacy,
354-355
intra-group hostility, 83
invidia, 17, 197
invidious comparison, 90,103,416
invidious proximity, 26, 295-296
irredeemable guilt, 315-318
Islam, 29, 75
Jamaica, 59
jealousy, 17-20
and envy, differences between, 88,
115-120
between husband and wife, 228
definitions of, 88-89
of the gods, 416
sexual, 86-87
Jivaro, 280-281
Judaism, 158
justice, 81,279-280, 297
sense of, 277-281
Kazak-Kirghiz, 369
kibbutz: as a laboratory for equality,
343-344; children ofthe, 349-351;
movement, 373; sense of private
property in its children, 371-372
kibbutzim, 302, 343-359
motives of the founders, 348-349
koros, 151
Labour: Government, 182,296; Party,
182,298,330-332
leader: as innovator, 72-73; distrusted in
small communities, 71-76; principle,
81-82
INDEX
leadership: avoidance, 345-348; the pattern
of, 71-76
learning disability because of morbid
envy, 105
legitimate envy, 229, 260
levellers, 272
levelling, 292
the age of, 210-212
demand for, 235
Lex Didia, 261
lex talionis, 138
Lonely Crowd, The, 338
losing face, 67-68
love, 201
for the distant, 323
Lovedu, 34-35,48-50
luck, 394,419,423
good and bad, 9, 37, 46, 284-286;
concept of, and Christianity, 76
need for the legitimization of, 323-
324
luxury, 174,258,259-268,313,409,
414
progress of, 262
remains politically acceptable, 266-
267
magical practices, intended to be harmful
to other people, 51, 64
male envy, 84
malice, 25-26
Mambwe, 60-61
man, envious being, 422
management and envy, 30-31
mangu,45
Manicheism, 142
Maori, 11, 390-392,405
Marquesan society, 83
Marxist movements, 268, 302,418
masochism of the Westerner, 320-321
Massim, 72-73
Medea complex, 84
Melanesia, 72
messianism, 362
revolutionary, 270
Mexico, 62