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284, 354, 435-7, 448, 448, 456,
45*. 479, 518, 588, 585-8,
585, 583-5, 609, 611, 884* 817,
842,
741,
858-4, 658-7, 660-1, 728,
750, 759, 790-1; on the
origin of society, 19-22; construct*
Ideal State, 24-5; it*
features, 59-40, 67-72, 75-6;
criticism of, 78-85; hit ethic*!
theory, 42-86; theory of the
Bool, 54-9; psychology of, 55-7;
hit theory of Form*, 5S-60;
ethical i theory narked, 6t-l,
65-6; compared with Aristotle,
86-92; compared with Butler,
181-2; on pleasure, 407-10, 412;
on universals And particular*,
421-3; on recollection, 484,
435; his theory compared with
Mill's, 527, 528, 633-6; with
Fascism, 658-7; with Communism,
700-18
Plato To-day (Grossman), 85
Plotinus, 706
Point Counter
404-5
Point (Huxley),
Politic* (Aristotle's), 88, 122
Political and Social Doctrine of
Faecitm, TKe (Mussolini), 620
Political Theoriet .of the MiddU
Ay* (Maitland], 738
Political Thought in England
from Herbert Spencer to the
Preeent Day (Barker), 586, 594
Pope (Papacy), 118-33, 649
Popular Government (Maine), 576
Positivism (4vi*t) ethical, 166-7
Pragmatism (-atic) in Locke, 484,
490; theory of Knowledge in
Marx, 694
Price, R., 271
Principia JWWoo (Moore), 456
Principle of JWWw (Spencer),
Pritchard, Professor H. A., 172
Proper Study of Mankind, The
(Howard), 251
Protestantism, 127, 714
PtawiAdf of Jvri*prvd*nc* (Austin),
687
Hedontsm. See
. H.f 226 296V
,338,400
Rational Beneroktioe, PrindpU of,
828, 840, 842
INDEX
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Rationaliam (4ty), of the Mill*,
584; repudiated by
14-17;aprinfiipkofl
808
Bason, Age of, 139
Reason (*inff), Aristotle on life of,
118-23; in relation to Will,
239; distinguished tern rationalising,
28?-41; element of in
freeenoioe, 267-70
Reid, T,, 262, 271
Representative Government, Locke
on, 488-9; Rousseau on, 495;
Mill on, 528-31, 533-5; theory
of, criticised, 578-80
Republic, The (Plato), 19. 24-5, 34,
39, 58, 66, 68, 71, 84, 88, 354,
473, 479, 566, 583, 627, 704
Rioarrlo, 348
Right and th4 Good, The (Ross), 460
Rights of Man, The (Paine), 451
Roman Catholic (-ism), 127, 646,
649, 742
Roas, Sir W. D., 460-1
Rousseau, J- J., 893, 472, 613, 546,
553-4, 573, 577-8, 585, 692, 621,
644; on origin of Society, 493-6;
on Democracy and representative
government, 495; theory of
General Will, 495-512, 541, 682,
758; theory of Sovereignty,
514-15
Rowntree, 6., 570
Royce, Professor, 852
Ruskin, J., 638
Russell, Bertrand, 612, 624, 660,
667, 710-11, 715, 718
Russia (Soviet), 841, 448, 549,
680-1, 606, 626. 653, 672, 677,
692-3, 707, 709, 718, 720, 777,
782, 796; functional Democracy
in, 748-50
677
Self-Determinism. See Determinism
Self-Love, in Butler, 181-94, 344
Schopenhauer, A., on, society, 22,
371 ; on pleasure, 406-8
8ervetus309
Shaftesbury, 178, 280; on Will of
Nature, 280-4; on nature of
moral faculty, 284, 286
Shaw, G. B., 49, 280, 405, 532,
566, 569, 676, 887
Shelley, 809
Sidgwwk, H., 270, 298-4, 345,
895-6; on intuitions, 820-1; as a
utilitarian, 321-3; his Principle