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Content.
I. The Political and Social Determinants of Knowledge II'
5. Synthesis of the Various Perspectives u a Problem of POt
!itical Sociology 147
4. The Sociological Problem of the "Intelligentsia·· 15S
5. The Nature of Political Knowledge 164
6. The Communicability of Political Knowledge 171
7. Three Varieties of the Sociology of Knowledge 185
IV. THE UTOPIAN MENTALITY
I. Utopia. Ideology, and the Problem of Reality 192
I. Wish-Fulfilment and Utopian Mentality 205
5. Changes in the Configuration of the Utopian Mentality: Ita
Stages in Modem Times 211
(a)
The First Form 0/ the Utopian Mentality: The Orgi.
astic Chiliasm 0/ the Anabaptists 211
(b) The Second Form of the Utopian Mentality: Th,
Liberal-Humanitarian Idea 219
(c) The Third Form of the Utopian Mentality: TA,
Conservative Idea 229
(d) The Fourth Form af the Utopian Mentalit"/: The Be·
cialist-Communist Utopia 239
4. Utopia in the Contemporary Situation 148
V. THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE
I. The Nature and Scope of the Sociology of Knowledge 164
(a) Definition and Subdivisions of the Sociology oj Knowl·
edge 264
(b) The Sociolcigy of Knowledge and the Theo" olldeol·
ogy 265 ,
I. The Two Divisions of the Sociolo~ of Knowledge 166
(a)
The Theo" oj the Social l!Jetermination oj Knowl·
edge 266
(b) The Epistemological Consequences 01 the Sociology 01
Knowledge 286
5. The Demonstration of the Partial Nature of Traditional
Epistemology 290
(a) The Orientation towards Natural Science as a Model 01
Thought 290
(b)
The Relationship between Criteria oj Truth and th,
Social-Historical Situation .1191
4. The Positive Role of the Sociology of Knowledge 192
5. Problems of Technique in Historical·Sociological R.e
search in the Field of the Sociology of Knowledge 806
6. Brief Survey ot the History of the Sociology of Knoldedge
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