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Evil, reality of, 449-45
Evolution, ethical theories based
on, 367-82
Fanny'* Fir* Play (Shaw), 280
Fascism (-ist), 127, 504, 611, 681,
688, 681, 689-91, 701, 704,
719-20, 766, 777-8; difficulty of
expounding, 609-19; varieties of,
613-14; anti^ntelleetualism of,
C14-1 6; attitude to truth, 616-17;
attitude to life, 617-19; what it
denies, 620-3; ancestry of, 620-
45; theory of State, 645-55;
attitude to Groups, 647-49;
relation to idealist theory of
State, 645, 649-52; theory of
Corporation*, 652-3; theory of
leadership, 656-8; reliance upon
force, 668-60; contracted with
Communism, 660-2
Feudalism, 666, 680, 717
Fiohte, 611, 600, 624, 625, 627, 661 ;
as aouroe of Fascism, 624-5
Figgis, J. N., 130, 738
Forma, Plato's theory of, 58-60,
436
Fragment on Government (Bentham),
325, 515
France (French), 193, 303, 489, 612,
542,. 548, 674, 624, 720
France, Anatole, 627
Free Trade, 744
Free Will (Freedom of the Will),
Aristotle on, 109-11; Kant on,
107, 204-7; arguments against,
227-45 1 case for, 245-77; Berg,
son on, 257-9; St. Thomas
Aquinas on, 2M-7; minimum
conditions for, 267-72; reason
as element in, 269-71; in relation
to Marxism, 695-6
Freedom. &* Liberty.
Freedom and OryowuoKon (Russell),
667, 715
Freud, 8., 115, 198
Wnx, 541, 565, 582,
592, 737, 758, 767; Rousseau on,
495-500; criticism of, 500-4,
508-10; truths embodied in,
505-8; Green on, 533-5t 553-4;
source of idealist theory, 582;
in Fascist theory, 646, 651
Genetics, 30, 283
Germany and th* Ntxt War (Bernhardi),
638
INDEX 8ll
Glauoon, 19-21, 24, 34-40, 50.
66-7, 88, 138, 333, 339, 354,
473, 479, 627
God, in Aquinas, 129-30; in
Dante, 181, 132; in Hartley's
theory, 382; attributes of, 445;
author of Law of Nature, 484,
485; Burke's view of, 547, 548
Godwin, 139-40
Goebbels, 651
Goering, 608, 625
Goethe, 458
Good, The, 62-3, 106, 172, 214,
267, 272, 412-13, 443-4, 449,
466, 659, 713; Socrates on, 46,
213, 428, 446; Plato on, 58-60,
446, 654; man's natural disposition
to pursue, 262-4, 428,
429
Grammar of Politics (Laski), 562
Green, T. H., 241-2, 271, 539, 546,
549-50, 566, 569, 573, 594, 597,
644, 756, 761, 765; on teleologioal
theories ofNatural Rights, 550-8 ;
on Natural Law, 552-3; on
distinction between Society and
State, 553-4; conception of
General Will, 653-5; on Freedom,
554-5
Grotius, 584-5
Gyges. 21, 627
HAL*TY, 333
Hamht, 44, 214
Hammond (J. L. and B.), 675
Hardy, T., 746
Hartley, 338; on Association of
Ideas, 380-1; his hierarchy of
Motives, 381-2; on God, 382
Hauser, H., 658
Hedonism (-ist), 62-4, 183-6, 282,
344, 365, 368, 383, 457, 620,
775; definition of, 46-8; Plato
on, 64; Bentham on, 324, 825,
327,328; Mill on, 63, 324, 328-34;
Hume on, 362-3; Psychological,
184, 342, 349, 479; statement of,
396-400; criticism of, 400-12;
Ethical, statement and criticism
of, 412-15
Hegel (ian), 504, 511, 546, 572,
637, 680, 714, 742; conception
of Social Righteousness, 565-6;
his dialectic, 586, 587; theory
of the State, 690-602; concept
of freedom, 594-6; on war,
599-600
Heidegger, 615