sqq
r, 166, 248; and lîle, 246; and tii- 247 ; and fèlkùty, Ivnamic, 248 ; and 248; and lan^^ter, 249^ 250 ; and the ascent of tbr SENd, 250 ; secret, 251 ; 251 ; and the «5»
rî^ j»à.v>3fiaîCT. 5»'*: so^ . i»*— a, 115
i£~:x r-^ KnecDOU, the inwaid, 59, 258 ;
r.T'^rc^ SKxânrsDoe t/L , at Ileawm, 154 ,Vii* mx-ii Utf ; aad , Kmxaa, RcnrAU», 230
KsovLEOGi; 72; method o^
js* «»r,ec
ISJhCSSCUlL x«*»
14; froaiwîthin, 18; ofgood ewQ^ 27. 126 ; in Cosmic
INDEX
Consciousness, 29: Intellectusâf 30 ; equsdity tne médium of, 219 ; of self, tbe true, 221
Labour, dignity o^ 66 ; and
love, 66 ; conditions of, 84 ;
division of, 280 ; product of,
and personality, 280 Land, 232 ; -ownership, 233,
282 ; dépopulation of, 2&2 ;
nationalization of, 90, 284 ;
and social problems, 285 Lao-Tzu, quoted, 19 Laughter, 248; Nietische's.
248 ; and Joy, 250 ; and
surprises, 249 Law, 159 ; and freedom, 159 ;
of equality, 213 ; and pro-
perty, 227 ; of rest, 268 Lbe, Gerald Stanley, quoted,
LEISURELINESS, 125
Life, tmitary, 26 ; river of, 47t 220 ; and a living, 67 ; and death, 80 ; losing to fin<L 105 ; an arti&cial, 83 ; and leisureliness, Z09 ; hindrances to, 48 ; spiral of, I20 ; meaning of, 124 ; and the présent duty, 124 ; the uses of, 126 ; determined from within, 126 ; thecallof, 129 ; andorganization, 145 ; and perfection, 155 ; and imperfection, 162 ; and love, 180 ; and rébellion, 209 ; etemal, 214 ; a continuum, 220 ; the new, 239 ; joun^ey of, 251 ; the larger, 253 ; Tree of, 174, 253 ; the great, 255^; universal, 256; the way of, 257 ; cyclone of modem, 264 ; tbe fathermother, 270 ; the AU-, 270 ; a game, 301 Love, 59, 64, 88, 126, 175 sqq., 212, 257, 272, 283 ; and labour, 66; and freedom, 105 ; supremacy of, 176 ; function of, 176 ; autonomy of, 176 ; andcosmicconsciousness, 177 ; and reality, 177 î and change, 178 ; the " I Am,*' 179; universality of, z8o ; and etemity, x8o ; immortality of, zoo; in-
dividual, z8z sqq. ; and conventionalism, z8z ; passionate.
z8z ; and création, z82 ; and Society, Z82, Z03 ; and morality, 182 ; and religion, z82 ; the praise of, 183 ; and Democracy, Z83 ; beginnings of, z86 ; cominç of âge, 186 sqq. ; andnon-differentiatioi^ z86; and union, z86; and health, Z89 ; mother-love.
Z89; andmarriage, Z9z; and (marriage) contracts, Z93 ; thebuilder, Z95 ; homosezual, Z05 sqq. ; the deliverer, 197 ; the healer. Z97 ; of comrades, Z97 ; and human progress, 203 ; the key, 204, 262 ; the interpréter, 204; of one's neighbour, 206 ; -contacts, 2Z4 ; the universal, 218 ; labour of, 218 ; and deliverance, 258, 261 ; secret of, a6z ; and fear, 263 ; the solvent, 286 Lover, 125, 128 ; as adversary,
Maeterlinck, quoted, 123, Z49,
206, 218 Majorities, mechanism of, 275 Man, 222 ; and nature, 68 ; machine-made, 208 ; a temple of the gods, 240 ; the higher, 288; his duty with selfrespect, 289 ; the Book and the, 289 Manual Labour, 5, 65, 282, 297 Marriage, 189 sqq. ; institution of, 189 ; and désire, 190 ; and disillusionment, 190 ; woman's position in, 191 ; value of, 192 ; and love, 192 ; reform of, 192 ; contracts, Z93 Mass-Man, the, 233 ; the rule
of, 276 Masses, rule of the, 275 Master, the, 52, 56, 59, 97, i", 125, 127, 258, 259, 263, 287 ; arrivai of, Z31, 258 Mastery, 77, iio, 165, 167, 171, 261 ; and expérience, 123 ; and evil, 165 ; and joy, z66 ; over the body, 167 Mattbr and spirit, 74
INDEX
Poxiis — {conUnmid)
A Message committed to ^e
waves, 150 A milUary Band, 4 Abandon hope ail ye who enUr
hère, zo8 After ail Suffering, 142 After Civilization, 239 Afier fifiy Years, 215 After long Ages, 98 Among the rems, 74, 81, 103,
214, 221, 262 Arenzano, 35 As il happened, 84, 1^6 Believe yourself a Whole, 12 Brief is Pain, 142 By the Shore, 76 Child of the lonely heart, 258 Disentanglement, 105 Empire, 238, 284 Etemal Hunger, 184 Except the Lord huila the house,
From Cavems dark, 245 Hâve faith, zo8 sqq., izç, 130 Home, 8
/ hear Thy caU, 293 l heard the Voice of the Woods,
1 hnow that you are selfcofiscious, 103
2 saw a fair House, 194
In a manufacturing Umn, 91 In the BriHsh Muséum library,
In the deep cave of ihe Heart,
In the Drawing-rooms, 83, 303 India, the wisdom land, 103 Lo ! I open a door, 13 Nothing less than ail, 123 O Child of Uranus, 200 O love, to whom ^e poets, 183 O tender heart f, 149 Oui of the House of Childhood,
79, 104 Phihlaus and Diocles, 197, 205 Portland, 238 Squinatvcy-Woft, 69 Surely the Orne will corne, 85 The Babe, 189
The Body within the body, 42 The British, 238 The Carter, 103 The central Calm, 236, 263
VoMUÈ^iconHmêd) The deaâ Christ, 148 The Dream goes by, 238 The Elder Soldiêr to the
Younger, 197 The Lake of Beaufy, 272 The Lancashire MiUhand, 238 The Une of EquaMy, 213 The one Foundation, 282, 287 The open Secret, 70, 82 The Secret of Time and Satan,
165, 167 sqq.
The stuptd ola Body, 104 The tfiumph of Civilisation,
The Voice of one blind, 223 The wandering lunatic Mtnd,
X04 The Word Democracy, 71, 222 Thèse Populations, 83, 90 To become a Creator, m To thine own self be true, 56 Towards Democracy, 4$, 46, 47, 48, 51, 52, 53, 65, 67, 73, 93, 96, 107, IÎ9, 129, 131,156,159,161,189,215, 217, 237, 250, 251, 252, 256, 26z UnderfMUh and after ail, m When I am near you, 261 Who are you ?, 124 Who wiU leam Freedom?, 262 PoiSK, 265
PoLiciES, social, 275 PoucY and the Idéal, 274 Population, centralication of,
Possession, 79, 104 PovKRTY, 238, 285 Power, and pain, 172 ; and restraint, 194 ; andresistance, 219 ; andequality, 221 ; and vision, 253 ; the gâtes of, 287 ; and detachment, 301 pRACTiCB, mental, 262, 271 Pragmatical Test, the, 244 Préparation, in the heart 240 pROGRESS, 155, 236 ; and the Mystic, 39 ; and Order, 58, 144 ; and individualism, 227 ; and evil, 227, 234 ; and ferment, 228 ; reaUty of, 236 Propbrty, and law, 227 ; private, 88, 231 sqq., 279; and genins, 233 ; and social
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xn: t&e tnw,
; à? ^eat, 258;
X51 : â« leal, 260 ; ce. x6S; -pGÎse, iŒMBàty, 287; 255; -«nooDce-
xismisy 1x6^ 234 ; irgnumiy ac. 23 ; aad civili- 24; ^Bd uhskMk, 24, ecîA sUte, 24; 0^27; îlhBioo ^ ^ 11$ ; am± cmniifamt, £15: »i «stnctioQ. 257; «57 *?9
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$7. iS« sqq. ; -edacatioii, 1^5; kFre's aOcgoiy, 186; in 1^ 187; «ad woman's
tNDEX
positian, 187 ; and commercialism, 195 ; intennediate, Z98 ; psychology, 198 ; intermediate, and social development, 199
SsxuAL Sélection, 187
Shzllby, 70, 178
SiK, 24, 86, 126, 226, 23Z, 261, 262, 299
Slebping Bbauty, 50, 258
Social Conflict, significance
of, 95 Social Implications of Car-
penter's teaching, 273 sqq.
Social Ordbr, its imperfections
and promise, 41 ; as incubus,
49 ; and virtues, 158 ; ana
property, 234 Social Policy, 274, 275 Social Problems and Lind, 285 Social Reform, 89 SociAusM, 275 ; and indivi-
dualism, 57; and idealism,
Society, husk of, 48 ; and religion, 55 ; and the individual, 86 ; the perfect, 155 ; and love, 182, 193 ; the free, 238
SoLiDARiTY, 276, 285 ; and pain.
Son of Man, 7, 37, 48, 50, 63,
131, 297 SoRROW, 141 ; and deliverance,
SouL, and Democracy, 35 ; as will to new incarnation, 39 ; and physiology, 41 ; security of, â7 ; the common, 52 ; and body, 77, 177 ; as blossom, 78 ; the mirror of the, 129 ; the task of the, 149 ; and morality, 161 ; and flesh, 218 ; a mirror of God, 240 ; and God, 292 Sfirit, andmatte^ 74 ; identity of, 19 ; and flesh, 77 ; in prison, 217 Spiritual Life and joy, 246 Spiritual Whole. the, 278 Spontaneity and perfection.
Structure and désire, 145, 240,
274 ; and vision, 242 Subconscious, the, 266, 269;
and pain, 139 ; selves, 21
Suffbrbrs, function in community, 146 ; brotherhood of,
Suffering, In social order, 143 ; challenge of, 144 ; involtmtary, 148 ; Servant, the, 148 ; significance o^ 149; voluntary, 148
Superstition, 259
swsating, 84
Sympathy, 223, 287
Taxation, 286 Tempérance, 194 Tennyson, Lord, quoted, 12,
Theban Band, the, 202 Theology and illusion of self-
consciousness, 32 Things, non-moral, 164 Thompson, Francis, quoted,
184, 240, 243 Thought, inhibition of, 268;
the etemal click-clack of,
Towards Democracy, genesis of,
2 ; composition, 5 ; relation
to Carpenter's other writings,
15 ; who, or what, is the
"I"?, 45 Tradition, 256 Treachery of haste, 256 Tree of Life, 253 Truth and freedom, 103
Unbelief, 239, 285, 298
Uniformity, 208
Union, and strength, 222 ; with the Âll-Life, 245
Unit-Man, 235
Unity, of Nature, 10, 162 ; the three'unities, 207 ; the higher, 225 ; décomposition of, 231
Universal and particular, 4
Uni verse as experient, 118
UNRES']^ 231, 263
Upanishads, 18, 243
Uranian, type, the, 198, 299
Urge, the inward, 239
Utopia, 128
Values, table of, 219 ViRTUE, and the virtues, 158 ;
and the social order, 158 ;
the health of the soûl, 234
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