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AA-The Story - Ernest Kurtz, ed. (Harper/Hazeldon, 1988)

XLI-21 Noted in Editorial, "Something to Give"

Aaron, Daniel

XIX-30 Quoted from American Scholar article, Summer 1966, "Thirty Years Later-- Memories of the First American Writers' Congress," in Lead, "After Ideologies?"

Aaronson, Terri

XXIV-24 Her article, "A Tour of Vietnam," in March Environment discussed in Frontiers, "A Ravaged Land"

Abbe, Pierre

VII-18 Subject of Letter from England

Abbey, Edward

XI-2 His The Brave Cowboy reviewed in Review, "Did They Read the Manuscript?"

XXIII-50 His Desert Solitaire discussed and quoted in Review, "I Can Tell You Where It Was"

XXVI-17 His The Brave Cowboy quoted in Review, "The Qualities of Men"

XXXIII-16 Quoted from Desert Solitaire in Editorial, "Notes On Simplicity"

XXXIV-41 Quoted (from Growing Without Schooling) in Children, "Extracts"

XXXVIII-21 Quoted "In Defense of Edward Abbey" by Wendell Berry from Whole Earth Review (Mar. 1985). Also quoted Desert Solitaire, in Children, "A Defense of Edward Abbey"

Abbott, William L.

XXXII-17 Quoted from March Progressive in Frontiers, "There Will Be Black Studies"

Abbs, Peter (editor, Tract)

XXVIII-21 His introductory note to The Black Rainbow quoted in Editorial, "A Time of Decision"

XXIX-24 His quote of Freud's letter to Binswanger in Tract (16 and 17) used in Lead, "The Composition of Opposites" His Root and Blossom quoted in Children, "Cross-Section"

XXX-45 His Proposal for a New College reviewed in "Processes and Goals"

XXX-48 Quoted in re TV, from Tract 22, in Editorial "The Dominant Socializing Force"

XXX-52 Proposal for a New College quoted in Children, "Two Semi-Utopian Places"

XXXI-1 Proposal quoted in Lead, "Ways of Turning Around"

XXXIV-44 Quoted re Tract in Review, "Hail and Farewell" (last issue of)

XXXV-45 Quoted from English within the Arts in Children, "Despite Everything"

XXXV-46 Cited in Children, "Teacher at Work"

Abbs, Peter (Continued)

XXXVI-5 Quoted from Teachers College Record Fall 1982 in Children re nuclear scientists

Abdalla, Ismail-Sabri (Egyptian Director of Institute of National Planning in Cairo)

XXX-11 Quoted from APSC study kit in Frontiers, "Some Uncommon Sense"

Abel, Lionel

XI-18 Quoted from his article (Winter '58) in Partisan Review, dealing with the nature of poetry in Frontiers "Total Poetry"

XVI-22 Quoted from April 27 Nation in Lead, "Politics and the Moral Emotions"

Abelard, Peter (12th Cent.)

I-10 Since his time vigorous thought in West has been anti-dogmatic and anti-theological

I-39 Persecuted for discussing Holy Trinity

II-19 His questioning mind hunted, persecuted and hounded

II-35 Brief reference to in Lead, "What Holds the World Together?"

IV-45 Quoted in Lead, "Great Questions V"

VI-28 Reference to in Lead, "An Educational Ideal"

XXXII-12 Quoted in Lead, "A Consensus of Two"

Abelson, Philip H.

XXIX-50 Quoted from Oct. 15 Science in Frontiers, "Required Reading on Energy"

Abernethy, Robert (Newscaster)

XXVII-50 His question to humanist economist being interviewed, used in Lead, "The Dramatic Illustration"

Abhay, Bang M. D.

XXXVI-52 Ed. with Ashvin J. Patel, M.D. of Health Care - Which Way to Go discussed in Editorial, "Health Care"

Abiding Point, The

XXXVI-14 Editorial

Abileah, Joseph

XXXIV-14 Founder of Haifa Symphony Orchestra (violinist) quoted from IFOR Report interview by Jim Forest in Frontiers, "The Long Road" re his 1936 experience with Moslem group

Ability to Perceive Wholes, The

XXIX-22 Lead

Abitare (Italian Magazine)

XXXI-40 Marco Fini quoted from May issue in Frontiers, "Linked Awakenings"

Ablos, David

XXXVI-15 Quoted from Democracy Winter 1983 in Review, "The Gestation Is Over," re the Mexican in the city.

Abnormal Phenomenon, An

XXIV-20 Editorial

Abolition of War, The

XIX-46 Review

About America and Americans

XXVII-9 Frontiers

About Circumstances

III-5 Editorial (Letter from a woman in Israel)

About Establishments

XXXIV-25 Frontiers re clever ads

About Iran - Some Current History

XXXIV-20 Review

About Little Issues

VIII-15 Frontiers (Raymond Rogers)

About Metaphors

XXVII-49 Review

About Religion -Alfred Reynolds

XXI-34 Frontiers

About Stories

XXVIII-47 Editorial

Abraham, Willard

XV-2 Quote in June Today's Health given in July 12, 1961 Education Summary and quoted in Children, "A 'Youth' Anthology" (from Jesse Kornbluth's Notes from the New Underground)

Abramowitz, Isadore

I-24 Review of his The Great Prisoners (Dutton, 1946)

XI-43 Reference to and quotes from in Lead, "The Birth of an Epoch"

Abrams, Charles

XXII-28 His The City is the Frontier discussed and quoted in Review, "A Lost Cause?"

XXIII-41 Mention of The City Is the Frontier in Lead, "Vision and Reform"

XXVI-16 Quoted from The City Is .the Frontier in Frontiers, "Samplings of the Malaise"

XXXVI-49 Quoted The City Is the Frontier in Lead, "Obstacles to Evolution"

XXX-40 The City Is .the Frontier quoted in Lead, "The Facts of Life"

XXXVIII-47 Quoted The City Is the Frontier (on FHA) in Lead, "The Story of Mankind"

Abrams, Garry

XXXVII-22 His interview in L.A. Times Jan. 13, 1984 with Joseph Campbell in Frontiers, "Convergences"

Abrams, Mark

IX-31 His Encounter article, "The Facts of Young Life" quoted in Children

Abrams, Meyer Howard

XXXIV-7 Quoted his compilation of Coleridge's statements from June 1979 Toward in Frontiers, "A Fiction of Science"

Abroad, at Home, and Everywhere

XXXIII-19 Frontiers

Abstract Concession, An

XXI-25 Frontiers

Abt, John J.

XXIV-13 His Who Has the Right To Make War? mentioned in Frontiers, "'Winds Out of Pandora's Box'"

Abundance for What? - David Riesman

XIX-9 Discussed and quoted in Review of same title

Abuse of History, The

XXIV-7 Lead

Academic Clarity

XXXI-16 Editorial

Academic Freedom and Revolution - Robert Rein'l

XXIII-23 Frontiers

Academic Freedom in Our Times - Robert MacIver (Columbia University Press)

IX-28 Reviewed by Paul Goodman in Lead, "The Duties of Free Men"

Academy of Gandhian Studies (Publishers of Gandhi Vigyan, quarterly)

XXXIII-14 Discussed its ideas and work in Editorial, "The Only Hope"

Acceptable Worship

VI-15 Lead

Acceptance of Mysteries

XXXV-7 Editorial re character, cultural health

Access for Peace-Makers

XIX-26 Lead

Access to Land

XXI-51 Editorial

Access to Sacralization

XXV-3 Lead

Access to Things Going On

XXX-17 Frontiers "'Accidental' Obliteration"

XVI-10 Review

Accessible Remedies, The

XXIII-46 Lead

Accompaniments of Nationalism

VII-12 Review (American Nationalist-hate sheet)

According to Rules

XXI-30 Editorial

Accumulating Incentive . . . , An

XXXIV-1 Frontiers

Accumulating Pressures

XXXVI-8 Frontiers (Worldwatch Paper #48)

Accustoming Ourselves to Thinking

XLI-51 Review

Acharlu, K. S. (ed. of Gandhi Vigyan)

XX-48 His translation of Vinoba's educational thought text of 3-part Children, "Essence of Basic Education"

XX-49 Part II

XX-50 Part III

XXXI-15 Opening editorial of Gandhi Vigyan quoted in Lead, "Heroism or Common Sense?"

XXXIII-15 Quoted from his article in Gandhi Vigyan on Vinoba's Thoughts on Education in Editorial, "The Only Hope"

XXXIII-15 Quoted from Gandhi Vigyan on Vinoba's Thoughts on Education in Editorial, "The Only Hope"

Acharlu, K. S.-(Continued)

XXXIV-45 Quoted Gandhi Vigyan Jan. 1981 (historical note) in Children

XXXVIII-51 Quoted from Gandhi Marg, June 1985, in Children, "Who Should Control Education?"

XXXIX-4 The Story of Mahatma Gandhi reviewed in "A Life of Gandhi"

XXXIX-15 Quoted from Gandhi Marg, June 1985, re Indian teachers in Lead, "The Writer"

Achievement of Our Age?

XXXIII-4 Review

Achieving "Emotional Maturity"

XVII-42 Review

Ack, Dr. Marvin

XXII-39 Quoted from Summer Menninger Quarterly in Children, "Kinds of Irrationality"

Ackerman, Nathan

XXVII-51 Quoted from foreword to Burrow's Preconscious Foundations of Human Experience in Frontiers, "Trigant Burrow- Pioneer Psychologist"

Ackland, Len

XXV-49 Credibility Gap-a Digest of the Pentagon Papers (which he compiled) quoted from in Lead, "Have 'Nations' Any Future?"

Ackley, Gardner

XVI-11 Quoted on European economies in Lead, "Moral Man and Amoral Society"

Acland, Richard (Sr. Bart.)

VIII-16 Waging Peace (by Acland and others) discussed in Frontiers, "A Brave Proposal"

VIII-17 Discussed in Letter from England

VIII-21 Reference to in Letter from England

XXVIII-43 His The Next Step reviewed in "A New Spirit in Socialism"

ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) Acorn (bi-monthly issued by Midwest Energy Alternatives Network, Governors State University, Park Forest South, Ill. 60466)

XXIX-23 Editorial announcement and writer, John Martin, quoted in Lead, "The Human Dilemma"

XXXI-5 Allen Jedlicka quoted from Oct. 1977 issue in Frontiers, "Changes and the Obstacles to Change"

XXXII-24 Walter Goldschmidt quoted from Dec-Jan 1978-79, issue in Review, "A Few Encouragements"

Acorn People, The - Ron Jones (Zephyros, 1201 Stanyan St., San Francisco 94117, $12.50)

XXX-13 Reviewed in Children, "Acorns Galore"

Acquirement of Individuality, The

XVII-22 Lead mentioning Milton Mayer, A. H . Maslow, David Riesman, "Third Force"

Across National Barriers - Ed Lazar

XVI-3 Lead

Across the Plains -Robert Louis Stevenson

XXVIII-53 Quoted in Review "The Need for Roots"

XXXVI-3 Quoted in Children, "Miscellany" (right and wrong)

Act of a Man, The

VI-42 Editorial

Act of Brotherhood

XXXVI-25 Editorial (TreePeople)

Act of Creation, The - Arthur Koestler

XIX-27 Quoted in Editorial, "Boycott for Cause"

Act of Murder, An

II-7 Review of this Frederic March movie

Act of Peace, An - Robert Jay Wolff

XXIV-22 Frontiers

Act of Rescue

XXXI-19 Frontiers

Acta Psychotherapeutica II-37-88-Dr. Hans Syz (1963)

XX-35 Quoted in Lead, "The Fall"

Acting Out- Roland Betts (Little, Brown, 1978, $8.95)

XXXI-42 Quoted from as well as John Holt's Introduction to in Children, "We Are In the Dark Ages"

Action for Peace

XV-40 Frontiers (composed of two articles, one by Richard Groff and second by Beverly Henry)

Action for Peace, Freedom and Community- Robert Swann

XVII-1 Lead

Action or Growth?

XXXIV-10 Review

Active "Pacifism"

XII-2 Review Jim Peck's We Who Would Not Kill

Activist (student publication of Oberlin College)

XV-21 Tom Hayden quoted from Spring, 1962 issue in Lead, "The Reconstruction of Reality"

XVI-6 Ethan Geto quoted from Fall, 1962 issue in Children, "The Students' Right to Read"

XVI-32 Winter issue quoted in Children, "Notes from the Radicals"

Activity and Experience -Lydia A. H. Smith (Agathon, 1976, $12.00)

XXIX-36 Quoted in Children, "What Schools Can and Can't Do"

Acton, Lord (John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton, First Baron Acton)

II-19 Quoted by Paul McGuire in There's Freedom for the Brave

II-44 Review of his Essays-"Power and Corruption"-Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

III-18 Brief quotation from in Letter from England

VI-36 Quoted in Lead, "Civilizing Agencies"

Acts of Commitment

XVIII-20 Editorial on the acts of Alice Herz, Les Stern, Horace Champney, Vo Thanh Minh

Acts of Creation

XXX-44 Editorial

Acts of Faith

XVIII-11 Editorial

Acts of Individuals, The

XXXVII-13 Lead (History)

Acts of Love

XXIX-46 Review

Acts for Peace -Group in Berkeley, Calif.

XIII-37 Current reproduction of N.Y. Times Magazine article quoted in Children, "Education About War"

XIII-44 Their paper Penny Pages for Peace quoted in Children, "Counsel for Old. . . and Young"

XIV-23 Their "Discussion Outline" quoted from in Children, "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-34 Charles E. Osgood's paper, How We Might Win the Hot War and Lose the Cold quoted in Review, "The Partisan Pathology"

Adam of the Road - Elizabeth Janet Gray (Viking Press)

XXII-44 Discussed and quoted from in Children, "The Oaken Heart of England"

Adam of Saint-Victor (mystical poet of Middle Ages)

II-19 Poem quoted in "The Moral Law" (Review) to show difference between him and Peter Abelard

IV-45 Quoted in Lead, "Great Questions V"

V-51 Quoted in Lead, "Fear of the Mind"

IX-44 Quoted in Lead, "Religion and Philosophy" - doggerel verse

XVIII-24 Poem quoted in Lead, "Systems and the Man"

XXXI-17 Poem quoted in Editorial, "Tides of Becoming"

XXIII-12 Poem quoted in Lead, "Teaching and Healing"

XXXVI-10 Quoted (Of the Trinity . . .) in Lead, "What Do I Fear Myself?"

Adamic, Louis

I-8 Dynamite mentioned in Review, "Minority Men"

I-9 Two-Way Passage suggested ways of reeducating Germans after World War II

I-20 The Native's Return mentioned in connection with review of St. John book The Silent People Speak

II-13 My America and Dynamite recommended in Children

II-24 Reference to his books in review of Kinfolk and Death of a Salesman

III-5 Quotations from My America on Black Mountain College

III-34 Reference to his magazine Common Ground in Children

III-45 Reference to Native's Return in Lead, "The Roots of Conviction"

IV-5 Reference to his Dynamite in Frontiers, "Partisans All"

XIII-36 Quote from My America in Children, "Friendship Day Camp"

XXI-28 Quote from My America on Black Mountain in Children, "The Lost Humanities"

Adamov, Arthur

XV-32 Martin Esslin's summary in Theatre of the Absurd of his paper, quoted in Editorial, "Beyond Absurdity"

Adams, Frank

XXXI-20 Account of his cobbler shop as educational center quoted from Radical Teacher (July, 1977) in Frontiers, "The Progressive South"

Adams, Franklin P.

VII-3 Poem, "The Poltroon" quoted from his column, "The Conning Tower," in Children

Adams, Henry

V-18 Poem of Alain of Lille quoted by him in Mont-Saint Michel and Chartres, in Lead, "Type Casting"

V-32 Quoted briefly in Editorial, "Man and Nature" (The only true cause is God. Creation is His Sole act. . .)

XI-53 Quoted his Mont-Saint Michel in Review "Religion, Sin and the Animals"

XIV-10 Mont-Saint Michael . . . briefly quoted in Lead, "The World On Your Shoulders"

XXIII-9 Quoted from Mont-Saint Michel in Frontiers, "Emerson's Vast Unofficialdom"

Adams, Howard

XXI-35 H. H. Walsh's Foreword to Adams' The Education of Canadians in Children, "History of an Aberration"

Adams, James Truslow

I-3 Reference to his Epic of America in "The American Heritage"

XXIII-4 Quoted from his Epic of America in Lead, "The American Dream"

Adams, Jane

XXXV-37 Discussed her social feminism from Jean Bethke Elshtain's article Democracy, April; 1982 in Frontiers, "The Nurturers of Life"

XXXVI-52 Briefly noted on decision to help mankind in Lead, "The Men and the Boys"

Adams, John

III-37 Quoted briefly in Lead, "American Culture"

XXV-2 Quoted from letter to Hezekiah Niles in Lead, "How Men Think"

XXVII-21 Quoted from letter to Hezekiah Niles in Editorial, "Questions Without Answers"

XXVIII-46 Correspondence with Hezekiah Niles on Revolution quoted in Lead, "Retrospect and Prospect"

XXIX-8 Quote from The American Testament by Mortimer Adler and Wm. Gorman in Editorial, "One Change for the Better"

Adams, Patricia

XXXVIII-18 (with Lawrence Solomon) In the Name of Progress used as basis for Editorial, "What Is Really Wrong?"

XXXVIII-38 Quoted in Lead, "Words and Myth" (the illusions of Foreign Aid)

XXXVIII-41 Quoted on population and farming methods in Lead, "A Nurturing Activity"

XXXVIII-41 Reviewed, quoted In the Name of Progress

Adams, Dr. Raymond (U. of N. Carolina English Professor)

IX-29 His Phi Beta Kappa Banquet Address at Chapel Hill quoted Dante's Convivo, in Lead, "The League of Anxious Men"

Adams, Robert Martin

XXXI-45 Quoted from in Spring '78 Hudson Review in Review, "Signposts of Change"

XXXVIII-38 Quoted, March 31, 1985 NY Times Book Review on false euphemisms in Lead, "Words and Myth"

Adams, Samuel Hopkins

VI-26 Quote from his Sunrise to Sunset in Lead, "An Unpopular Analysis"

Adams, Thomas Boylston

XXIX-10 Quoted from Fall 1974 or Winter 1975 Daedalus in Children, "Something Not Yet Tried"

Adamson, Joy

XV-19 William Percy's preface to and text of her Born Free quoted in Children, "Education Transcending 'Savagery'" Sir Julian Huxley's introduction to her sequel, Living Free, quoted same place.

Adapting Universities to a Technological Society - Eric Ashby (Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, 1974, $8.95)

XXVIII-3 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Mostly Compliant"

Add Mournful Notes

IX-22 Editorial (subscriber had to discontinue reading MANAS, made her think too much)

Addams, Jane

XXIV-38 Quoted on pacifists in Lead, "The Far Horizon"

Addiction- Various Sorts

XXVII-43 Frontiers

Addressed to Christians

XI-47 Editorial (quoting from Johnny Purple by John Wyllis)

Addressed to Christians -Floyd H. Hoss (Harper, 1950)

IV-45 Discussed in Lead, "Some Admirable Heretics"

Adelman, Leonard

XXX-3 Quoted from Oct. 22, 1976 Science in Lead, "Reflections About Moral Decision"

Adelman, M. A.

XXVI-41 Quoted from Sept. Atlantic in Frontiers, "Ill Fares the Land"

Adelphi, The (English quarterly founded by John Middleton Murry)

II-24 Quoted in editorial "The Hungry Hide" (Hunger in Berlin)

Adelson, Dr. Joseph

XV-12 Quoted from Dr. Nevitt Sanford's book, The American College, in Children, "For Parents of the College-Bound

XXIX-11 His review of Moral Development quoted from Dec. 26, 1975 Science in Lead, "What Is 'Morality'?"

Adenauer, Dr. Herr

III-13 Reference to in Letter from Germany

Adequate, Clean, Available

XXIX-35 Frontiers

Adgate, Andrew

I-30 Trained voices, organized Uranian Academy in Philadelphia. He and Noah Webster interested in music.

Ad Hoc Committee

XVII-24 Send to for copies of "The Triple Revolution" - 1120 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington, D.C.

Adler, Alfred

VIII-10 Discussed with Freud & Jung in Lead, "Religion as Meaning"

XXV-11 Quoted from Feb. Atlantic in Frontiers, "A Comment on ESP"

Adler, Felix (Founder of Ethical Movement)

IV-12 Reference to in "New Ideas at Work" Quote from article

Adler, Dr. Mortimer (University of Chicago)

II-4 Reference to in Lead, "The Meaning of World Revolution" (Ed MacLean)

VI-1 Interview published in U.S. News and World Report quoted in Frontiers, "Fighting Words"

XXIX-8 John Adams' words quoted from his The American Testament in Editorial, "One Change for the Better"

XXXVIII-13 The Paideia Proposal quoted in Children, "Can There Be a Paideia in America?"

Adler, Nathan

XXIV-7 His article first appearing in Psychiatry (Nov. '68) quoted from Jan. 11 National Observer in Lead, "The Abuse of History"

Administrative Omnipotence

XXVI-49 Editorial

Administrator, The

XIX-21 Editorial

Admirable As He Is

XXVIII-26-35 The Life of Nate Shaw)

Admirable Bishop, The

III-39 Editorial

Admirable Failure, An

V-27 Review "We Fished All Night"

Adobe-Build It Yourself - Paul Graham McHenry (University of Arizona, 1986)

XXXIX-50 Reviewed, quoted in "Uses of the Earth"

Adorno

VIII-38 Brief quote from his The Authoritarian Personality in Lead, "The New Study of Motives"

Adult Education in Transition -Burton Clark (U. of Calif. Press, 1958)

XVIII-22 Quoted in Children

Adult Education Movement in the United States, The - Malcolm S. Knowles (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962)

XVIII-28 Quoted in Children

Adult Learning Is Necessary (Prepared by Royal Bank of Canada, 1963)

XVII-17 Quoted in Children, "Adult Education-Fact and Theory"

Advance to Barbarism

II-13 "A Jurist" (Thomson and Smith) Review (together with The Testament of Christian Civilization)

II-13 Reference to in Editorial, "Impartial Judge"

Advance Notice

IV-11 Editorial

Advances in Parapsychological Research - Stanley Krippner, ed. (McFarland & Co., 1986)

XXXIX-16 Reviewed, quoted introduction by Evan Harris Walker in Review, "Extra-Sensory Perception"

Adventure and Schoolteaching

III-39 Review - Jess Stuart-The Thread That Runs So True

Adventure in Geometry, An -Anthony Revielli (Viking, 1957)

XXIII-5 Quote from in Children, "Life Geometrizes"

XXVII-47 Quotation from in Children, "Minute Harmonies"

XXXVII-11 Quoted in Children, "Adventures in Geometry"

Adventure in Learning -Sybil Marshall

XVI-28 Comments of reviewer quoted from April 5 Peace News in Children, "Notes and Quotes"

Adventure Story

XXXII-1 Review

Adventurers, The

VI-16 Lead

Adventures in Immortality - George Gallup (1981)

XXXVIII-43 Noted that 23 per cent of population in U.S. believe in reincarnation, Lead, "A Cumulative Force"

Adventures in Botany

XXXIX-9 Review

Adventures of a Bystander - Peter Drucker (Harper & Row, 1970)

XXXV-46 Reviewed quoted in "Peter Drucker's Career"

Adventures of the Mind - Dr. Arturo Castiglioni, 1946

I-4 Quoted

XXXV-49 Quotations re his early teachers in Children, "Teacher-Watchers Report"

Adversaries, The - Dr. William Rivers (Beacon, 1970)

XXIV-14 Quoted in Frontiers, "Government and the Press" and in Editorial, "Decisions About 'News'"

XXIV-18 Quote from in Children, "Miscellany"

Adversary In the House - Irving Stone (Doubleday, 1947)

I-8 Review

Advice to Readers

XXXVII-25 Editorial (Horace Alexander's book on Gandhi)

Advocates of Change, The

XXVII-10 Frontiers

Advocates of Common Sense

XXIX-50 Editorial

A.E. (Irish poet - Russell)

XXXII-23 Quoted from Less Is More in Review, "On Affordable Reforms"

Aeneid - Virgil (1952 Anchor paperback, translated by Day Lewis)

XXXVII-15 Discussed quoted on reincarnation in Review, "Montaigne on the Road"

Aeschylus

XXVI-39 Quotation from Prometheus Bound in Lead, "Men and Gods"

XXXIII-12 Mentioned in Children, "Direct Experience of Alternatives" on Prometheus Bound

XXXIX-12 Quoted Prometheus Bound re tragedy of man in Lead, "The Role of Imagination"

AESOP'S Team

XXI-43 Editorial

Aesthetic Education (see Journal of Aesthetic Education)

XXXVIII-14 Oct. 1969 issue; quoted Robert McClintock on Ortega in Lead, "Better Solutions Than Ours"

Aesthetic Experiences -Andras Angyal

XVII-39 Frontiers

Aesthetics and the Gestalt -Ian Rawlins (Nelson, 1953)

XXI-3 Quoted in Children, "Notes and Comment"

Affair of Dishonor, An -Louis Brennan

IX-43 Reviewed briefly in "Notes on Novels"

Affirmation on Freedom

I-47 Lead, "No Such Thing as Political Freedom"-(it has to be an individual moral problem)

I-52 Lead "Answers to Thrasymachus," answer to correspondent's comments on "Affirmation on Freedom"

Affirmation of Immortality, The - John Haynes Holmes (Ingersoll Lecture, Macmillan)

I-18 Reviewed with Puzzled People

XIII-47 Quoted in Lead, "Self-Deception's Strange Fruit"

XXIV-15 Quote from in Lead, "Some Ancient Questions"

XXVII-53 Quoted in Frontiers, "At Time of Death"

XXXIII-45 Quoted in Lead, "A Pivotal Inquiry"

XXXVIII-43 Quoted Palmer on death of his wife in Lead, "A Cumulative Force"

XLI-11 Quoted in Lead, "A Foray of Faith"

Affirmations, Questions, Denials

XIX-42 Lead

Affirmative "Negativism"

XIX-4 Editorial

Affirmative Thinking

II-4 Editorial-based on Ed MacLean's lead article, "The Meaning of World Revolution"

Affluent Society, The - John K. Galbraith

XI-36 Summarized by reviewer Carl Auerbach in the Progressive and quoted from in Lead, "The Way the World Is"

Africa , Dr. Thomas W. Prof. of History at USC

XVIII-13 Quoted from LA Times, March 1, in Frontiers, "Signs of Health"

Africa-Angry Young Giant -Smith Hempstone (Praeger, 1961, $7.95)

XVIII-36 Quoted in Editorial

XVIII-36 Frontiers review in "The New History- Makers"

Africa in Crisis - Lloyd Timberlake (New Society Publishers, 4722 Baltimore, Philadelphia, PA 19143)

XXXIX-16 Quoted in Editorial, "African Disaster"

Africa Today (Magazine)

XV-32 Quoted from June issue in Lead, "The Pressure Gauge"

African Culture

XXVIII-9 Editorial

African Disaster

XXXIX-16 Editorial

XXXVIII-50 Review - WorldWatch No. 65

African Epic

XXVIII-19 Review

African Farm and After

XXXVI-38 Review (West with the Night)

African Image, The -Ezekiel Mphahlele (Faber & Faber, London, 1962)

XVII-44 Reviewed and quoted in Review, "Mirror of Africa"

XVIII-34 Reference to in Editorial, "Regenerating Institutions"

XXIX-44 Quoted in Review, "Footnote to Plato"

African Impasse

VI-24 Frontiers

African Journey -Mrs. Paul Robeson

I-27 In Review "South African Story"

III-1 Remarks on in "Letter from South Africa"

III-1 Reference to in Editorial

African Lens

IX-21 Review, The Dark Eye in Africa, Laurens van der Post

African Pain

XXXV-51 Review (Ah, But Your Land Is Beautiful)

African Sketchbook -Dr. Frederick Franck

XV-22 Reviewed in and quoted in Review, "The Flavor of Africa"

XV-24 Briefly quoted in Lead, "To Fill the Void"

African Synthesis

XX-27 Review

African Tale

XXIII-20 Review

After Five Years

XIV-34 Editorial

After Four Years

V-1 Lead

After Ideologies?

XIX-30 Lead

After Life in Roman Paganism -Franz Cumont

XX-43 Quote from in Reincarnation in World Thought used in Review, "Exit the Antiquarians"

After Prisons-What?

XXVIII-36 Frontiers

After Reading the Papers

XXIX-51 Frontiers

After the Age of Revolution

XXX-8 Lead

After the Revolution -Robert A. Dah (Yale University Press, 1971)

XXIV-38 Discussed and quoted from in Review, "The Meaning of Democracy"

XXIV-42 Quote from in Lead, "Some Thoughts About Planning"

After the U.C. Loyalty Oath

III-23 Lead by Paul Weinpahl

After Twenty-Five Years

XXVI-1 Editorial

After Twenty-Four Years

XXV-1 Editorial

Aftermath

II-36 Editorial (Churchill) knew nothing about "unconditional surrender" until he heard words from Roosevelt)

Aftermath on Chesman

XIII-30 Frontiers

Afterthoughts

I-33 Editorial (eds mention books they have reviewed about which they might have had misgivings)

III-2 Editorial (about Christmas spirit)

After Virtue - Alasdair MacIntyre (U. of Notre Dame, 1985)

XXXIX-6 Quoted in Lead, "The Sources of Morality"

Against Capital Punishment in California

XIII-12 Frontiers

Against Captivity

XVII-47 Frontiers

Against Interpretation -Susan Sontag (Delta, 1966)

XXX-36 Essay on Simone Weil quoted from in Lead, "'Why Have We Begun?'"

Against Madness and Absurdity

XXII-41 Review

Against the American Grain -Dwight Macdonald

XVI-10 Jan. 4 Time quoted on above in Lead, "The Health in Us"

XVI-23 Quoted and discussed in Review, "The Versatile Dwight Macdonald"

XXXVII-10 Quoted ("homogenized" magazines) in Lead, "A Change of Heart"

XXXVII-19 Quoted in Lead, "Question for Our Time" (pragmatism)

Against the Current - Isiah Berling (Viking 1979)

XXXIII-48 Quoted in Lead, "The Environment of Meaning"

Against the Grain

V-36 Frontiers (Jewish situation in Israeli)

X-51 Frontiers (Research Society for Creative Altruism)

XVI-8 Editorial-comments on letter from Janis Miller

Against These Three -Stuart Cloete

VI-8 Discussed in Frontiers, "A Reluctant Patience"

Agar, Herbert

XXVI-24 His A Time for Greatness discussed and quoted in Review, "Some Old Books"

Agarwal, Anil

XXXIX-43 Quoted from Resurgence, May/June 1986, "Bulldozing the Poor" in Frontiers, "The Causes of Worldwide Hunger"

XL-42 Quoted from Gandhi Marg, June 1986 re conditions now affecting the whole world, Lead, "A Voice of Sanity"

Agarwal, S. N.

II-7 Reference to his pamphlets on Gandhian Plan in Lead, "Comprehensible Economics"

III-25 Quoted in Review, "Land of Contrasts" about discussion with John Dewey

VII-34 Quoted from Economic Review in Lead, "India's Great Project"

XXXVII-11 Quoted on Chipko from Science from Villages Aug./Sept. 1983 in Frontiers, "A Million Trees Planted in India"

Agassiz, Louis

IV-27-36 Ref. to in Frontiers, "Facts and Theories" re his rejection of Darwinian theory of evolution-but he was an observer of natural facts.

IX-20 Rejected idea of evolution, Lead, "The Fear of Loose Ends"

XXX-15 Account of his life and work by David McCullough in Jan. Audubon quoted in Children, "Looking"

Age of Adventure, The -Giorgio de Santillana (Mentor)

XXV-42 Quote of Marsilio Ficino in Review, "The Sacred Art"

XXV-43 Bruno and other quotations taken from Arthur Livingston's translation of Heroic Exaltations as given by Giorgio de Santillana in, Lead, "Times and Awakening"

XXVIII-9 Summary of Cusanus' argument from mathematical analogies quoted in Lead, , "The Raw Material"

XLI-20 Quoted (on Cusa, Leonardo, Montaigne) in Review, "Doers Who Were Thinkers"

Age of Anacronisms, The

V-34 Editorial

Age of Anxiety, The -W. H. Auden

XXII-49 Brief quote from in Frontiers, "A Verdict of Writers

Age of Climax, The

X-27 Lead

Age of Complexity, The -Herbert Kohl

XXV-9 Quote from in Lead, "Philosophy in Action"

XXV-10 Discussed and essay by Alain Robbe-Grillet quoted from in Review, "A Book on 'Modern Philosophy'"; also essay by Wallace Stevens quoted in Editorial, "Poetry and Philosophy"

XXV-16 Wallace Stevens' quote of Bruno given from above in Editorial, "Origins of Science" - Dorothea Singer also quoted from same Editorial

XXVII-49 Quote from in Review, "About Metaphors"

XXVIII-16 Quote from Jean Paulhan in essay by Wallace Stevens, quoted from in Review, "Down to Earth, Up to the Stars"

XXXV-18 Quoted in Children, "Cabbages, Kings, and Poonharps"

XXXVI-15 Quoted notes given to Wallace Stevens from Jean Paulhan on need of science for poetry in Lead, "Poets and Collectors"

Age of Conformity, The -Alan Valentine (Regnery, 1954)

VIII-21 Reviewed under own title

Age of Confusion, The

III-15 Lead

Age of Diagnosis, The

XIV-1 Lead

Age of Dilemmas, The

XV-52 Lead

Age of Escapism?

XXVI-41 Editorial

Age of Experts

XXXVIII-10 Lead (Morgan, specialization)

Age of Ezra Pound, The

XXI-47 Frontiers

Age of Freedom, The

XXXV-36 Frontiers (War Resisters League activities, neighborhoods, etc.)

Age of Fable -Bulfinch

XXIV-52 Quote from in Lead, "The Roots of Literature"

Age of Indifference, The

V-7 Frontiers

Age of Longing, The -Arthur Koestler

VI-8 Quote from in Lead, "The Long View"

Age of Longing, The

XXVIII-23 Review

Age of McDardle, The

VII-49 Lead (Alonzo series)

Age of Preoccupations, The

XXIII-51 Lead

Age of Reason, The -Thomas Paine

II-8 Attack on infallibility of Christian Bible, most of it written while he was in Luxembourg prison

V-2 Quoted in Editorial, "The Real Issue"

XXIV-48 Quote from in Lead, "The Forms of Credulity"

XXVII-6 A Short Appreciation"

XXXIX-3 Quoted in Lead, "Our Uncreated Identity"

Age of 'Self-Control,' The

IX-45 Editorial

Age for Shooting Instead of Spanking, The -Robert Ruark

V-49 Pasadena Independent story quoted in Children

Age of Tantalus, The

III-30 Lead

Agee, James

XVI-6 Quoted in Frontiers, "Label and Libel"

XXXIII-47 Quoted his letters to James Harold Flye in Lead, "The Writer's Plight"; also noted Let Us Now Praise Famous Men and his struggle to be a writer

Agenda for Tomorrow -Stewart Udall (Harcourt, 1966)

XXV-43 Quote from in Frontiers of same title

Agenda for Tomorrow

XXV-43 Frontiers

Agents of Cultural Self-Consciousness

XXXII-44 Frontiers

Agnon, S. Y. (Nobel Laureate)

XXXIX-14 Discussion of A Simple Story in Review, "Tales of the Past"

Agony of Inequality, The

XXXIII-41 Quoted, discussed Jan Mansbridge's article in Co-ops, Communes & Collectives in Review, "The Value of History"

Agony of the Races, The

XIX-29 Review

Agrarian Unrest in Southeastern Asia, The -Erich H. Jacoby

IV-6 Reference to in Letter from England

Agreeable Autocracies, The

XIV-14 Joseph P. Lyford's introduction to quoted in Lead, "References for the Good Society"

Agricide - Michael W. Fox (Schocken, 1986)

XXXIX-46 Quoted in Review, "Gardening for Health and Enjoyment"

Agricultural Information Bulletin No. 99 - U.S. Dept. Of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service

XXXVII-40 Conquest of the Land Through 7,000 Years - by W. C. Lowdermilk discussed, quoted in Children, "The One-Room Schoolhouse"

Agricultural Revolution, The

I-34 Lead (As You Sow, Goldschmidt)

Agriculture - An Unsolved Problem

XLI-46 Lead

Agriculture and Culture

XXXVI-44 Frontiers (The Land Institute)

Agriculture and Human Values

XXXVIII-13 First issue, Winter 1984, quoted Katherin Clancy on "Human Nutrition, Agriculture and Human Values" in Frontiers, "Less Soil, Higher Costs, Less Food"

XXXIX-10 Fall 1984, Jan Wojcik quoted in Frontiers, "The Culture of Agriculture"

XXXIX-37 Spring 1985, Frances Moore Lappe on farming and self-interest in Lead, "Extinction or Renewal?"

XLI-19 Summer 1986, "Food for Everyone?" by Edward Passerini quoted in Frontiers, "Eden Was an Orchard"

Agriculture in India

XXXVIII-22 Frontiers

Agriculture in the City (Community Environmental Council, Santa Barbara) 109 E. De La Guerra St., Santa Barbara, CA 93102 - $2.75)

XXIX-45 Quoted in Children, "Odds and Ends"

XXX-8 Mentioned in Frontiers, "Decentralist Ways and Means"

Agri-Silviculture Institute (founded by Paul Marks) Palm Springs, CA

XXXIII-17 Quote from their Tree Planter Communicator (Jan. '80, in Frontiers, "Access to Things Going On"

Ah, But Your Land Is Beautiful - Alan Paton (Scribner, 1981)

XXXV-51 Reviewed, quoted in "African Pain"

Ah Julian! -Leonard Wibberley

XXV-49 Discussed in Children, "Two Books"

Ahern, James F.

XXV-37 His Police In Trouble, discussed and quoted in Review, "A Timely Warning"

XXV-42 Quote from Police In Trouble in Children, "Training Policemen"

Aherne, Owen

X-39 His Man on Fire reviewed in Children, "Notes in Passing"

Ahlstrom, Sydney E. (teacher of religious history)

XXXI-20 Quoted from Winter '78 Daedalus in Lead, "The Double Consciousness"

Ahmad, Eqbal (Pakistani contributor)

XXXIV-11 His Tell the American People; Perspectives on the Iranian Revolution briefly quoted in Editorial, "No Military Solutions"

XXXIV-20 Quoted his contribution to above in Review, "About Iran - Some Current History"

Aichorn, Prof. August

XX-40 His Wayward Youth discussed and quoted in Children, "The Principle of Reform"

Aid to Drifters

XXVI-41 Editorial

Aideen MacLennon -Robert Wilson

VI-35 Review, "The C.O. at Home"

Aikawa, Takaaki

VIII-44 Quoted from Christian Century in Frontiers, "Moral Society and . . . "

Ailing Arts, The

XXXV-14 Review

Aimless Ones, The -Isabel Cary Lundberg

III-5 Her lead

Aims of Education, The -Alfred North Whitehead

X-10 Quoted in Children

Aims of the "Fathers," The

VI-23 Lead

Ainsworth, Ed

I-35 Reference to his L.A. Times articles on attempts to "sovietize" the Navahoes.

Ainsworth, Philip

XXV-12 Briefly quoted from Ancient Civilizations of the Andes in Editorial, "The Inviolability of 'X'"

Ain't Gonna Study War No More - Milton Meltzer (Harper Junior Books 1985)

XXXVIII-47 Begins with quotation from letter by Russ Ford re moral stance of a C.O. in Children, "Education to be Different"

Air Gets a Conscience, The

XIX-48 Frontiers

Air Pollution, Acid Rain, and the Future of Forests - Sandra Postel (WorldWatch Institute, 1984, $2.00)

XXXVII-45 Quoted in Frontiers, "Our Civilization Kills"

Air That Kills, An (poem) from Land of the Free, by John Beecher

IX-34 Quoted entire in Editorial, "Tribute to Poetry"

Airy Curve, The

X-50 Editorial

Ajoblanc (magazine published in Barcelona, Spain)

XXVIII-22 Luis Racionero article reprinted from Sept. '74 issue as Frontiers, "What Time Is It?"

Akbar, M. J. (Ed. Of Indian news weekly)

XXXIII-50 Quoted from Sept. 13, 1980 Nation re Russian and American foreign policy in Editorial, "Two Questions"

Akerman, Nordal

XXXIII-24 Quoted from his "Can Sweden Be Shrunk?" pamphlet of Dag Hammarskjold Foundation, reprinted from 1979 Development Dialogue in Review, "The 'Deeper Human Qualities'"

Akwesasne Notes (paper devoted to the cause of Indians)

XXXI-47 Ken Tilsen quoted from "There Are Thousands of Political Prisoners in the United States," in Summer 1978 issue in Frontiers, "A Question of Scale"

Alabaster, Henry

XI-36 Quoted from his The Wheel of Law from words attributed to the Buddha in Frontiers, "The Record of Buddhism"

Alarm and Pleasantry

II-46 Review (two movies, Black Magic, and In the Good Old Summertime

Alas, Bablyon - Pat Frank

XIII-29 Quoted in Review, "Novels On the Last War"

Alasia, Franco

X-39 Joint writer with Danilo Dolci of "Letters" - "Danilo's Proclamation"

Alauddin

XXXIII-20 Story of in No. 19 of Asian Action discussed in Children, "Children Around the World"

Albany Advertiser

XIII-45 Sermon printed here in 1831 and cited by Harry Elmer Barnes in History and Social Intelligence quoted in Lead, "The Genius of Human Beings"

Albany Needs Another Library

XVII-39 Editorial

Albany Proposal for a Community Center (Wendy Roberts, Box 1641, Albany)

XVIII-19 Children and Frontiers made from this proposal

Alber, Merryl

XXXVII-10 Quoted her article in New Alchemy, Summer 1983 on "learning from the forest" in Children, "Touring Cape Code"

Albert Camus

XX-14 Review

Albert, David

XXXIV-20 His Tell the American People contribution quoted in Review, "About Iranian Revolution quoted in Review, "About Iran - Some Current History"

Albert, David H.

XLI-8 Quoted on Tolstoy's challenge in Review, "Tolstoy's One Big Think"

Albertus Magnus

XVIII-24 Lynn Thorndike quoted on in Lead, "Systems and the Man"

Albrecht, Gustav

XV-22 His article, "A Survey of Teacher Opinion in California" quoted in Children, "Notes"

Albrecht, Herbert C.

II-25 One of his letters basis of Frontiers discussion "Mysteries of the Cell"

Alcock, Norma Z. (Canadian nuclear physicist)

XV-17 Briefly quoted in Editorial, "Peach Research Institute"

Alcoholics Anonymous - founded by "Bill"

III-5 Reference to in Mrs. Lundberg's article, "The Aimless Ones"

V-50 Quote from San Quentin News in re in Editorial, "Has Will a 'Social Basis'?"

XXXIX-24 See ref. to in "Two Books" Review

Alcott, Bronson

I-28 His spirit not dead in education

II-25 Discussed in Children, quotes from and ref. to Odell Shepard's Pedlar's Progress and Elizabeth Peabody's discussion of Alcott's teaching methods.

II-26 Further ref. to in Children in connection with Robert Hutchins and Caroline Pratt of I Learn from Children

III-34 Reference to in Lead, "New Beginnings"

VIII-2 Quoted in Lead, "Cavalcade of Philosophers"

X-44 Quote by Elizabeth Peabody on above concerning his belief that all natural education begins with spontaneous conversation, in Children

XXXII-12 Quoted from The Journals of Bronson Alcott, ed. by Odell Shepard in Children, "The Child Is The Book"

XXXII-12 Quoted from The Journals of ed. by Odell Shepard in Children, "The Child and the Book"

XXXVII-19 Subject of Children, "Transcendentalist Teacher"

Alcott, Louisa May

XXXVIII-18 A New Horizon on her belief in reincarnation in Review, "Inner Discovery?"

Aldag, Consuelo

V-46 Author of Frontiers, "Ibero-America's Expectancy"

Aldermaston

XII-20 Subject of letter quoted in Editorial, "If You Live in California"

Aldiss, Brian

XXVII-47 His Billion Year Spree reviewed in "History of Science Fiction"

Aldridge, John W.

XV-36 Quoted from July 29 N.Y. Times Book Review in Lead, "State of the Nation"

XXIV-44 Quoted from Sept. 18 Saturday Review in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"

Aldwinckle, R. D.

V-28 Quote from Crozer Quarterly article in Lead, "The New 'Enemy' Secularism"

Alexander, Alfred

XXVIII-47 His translation of Stories of Sicily quoted in Editorial, "About Stories"

Alexander, Christopher

XX-26 Quoted from April/May, 1966 Architectural Forum in Lead, "The Burdens of the Specialists"

Alexander, David

XXXVII-20 Quoted from Jan/Feb 1984 International Wildlife on Chipko in Frontiers, "Nothing Is Too Late"

Alexander, George

XXXVII-48 L.A. Times (June 18, 1984) story on Mayan cities noted in Frontiers, "Ancient Irrigators"

Alexander, Gross W.

XI-3 Would start a Koinonia in California - Editorial, "Koinonia for California"

Alexander, Hartley Burr

XXIV-14 His book, The World's Rim, discussed and quoted in Review, "Indian Philosophy and Religion"

Alexander, Holmes

XIV-14 Briefly quoted on Bertrand Russell from L.A. Times, Mar. 15, in Editorial, "A Mere Man of Talent"

XIV-45 Quoted from Sept. 29 L.A. Times in Children, "The Good Guys Will Conquer"

Alexander, Horace

III-12 Quoted in Letter from India from speech to World Pacifist Meeting

VIII-2 His New Citizens of India reviewed, "Meeting Great Changes"

VIII-40 Discussed in Frontiers, "Seekers, Not Believers"

IX-10 Editorial, "Gandhi's 'Pacifism'" quoted Alexander

IX-10 Frontiers, "Gandhi's 'Pacifism'" quoted letter from Alexander

X-9 Frontiers, "Natural Enchantments," his Christmas Eve letter to MANAS

X-28 Reference to in Frontiers, "Crisis in Christian Belief"

XI-53 Quoted (anonymously) on the Finns in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

XV-1 Quoted from his book Consider India in Review, "An Essay In Values"

XV-2 His letter quoted in Lead, "The Dynamics of Freedom"

XV-20 His letter quoted in Lead, "What Is Materialism?"

XIX-46 Quoted from July 1966 Gandhi Marg in Review, "The Abolition of War"

XV-23 His letter to Editors given in Frontiers, "Comment on the Goa Affair" - also extracts from his memorandum concerning Goa incident

XV-40 His letter quoted in Lead, "Questions About Ends"

XVIII-17 Quote from Consider India in Lead, "A Society Worth Having"

XXII-20 Lead article, "What Has Gandhi To Say To Us?" text of his talk at a Gandhi Commemoration Meeting

Alexander, Horace-(Continued)

XXII-29 His pamphlet, Gandhi Remembered, discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "New Pamphlet on Gandhi"

XXIII-37 Quoted from his Gandhi Through Western Eyes in Review, "Gandhi's Means"

XXXIV-15 Quoted from Gandhi Through Western Eyes in Review, "On Reading Gandhi"

XXXVI-24 Quoted from Friends Journal, Mar. 15, 1983 re Gandhi, personal memories and on the film in Children, "Gandhi, the Draft and Enemies"

XXXVII-25 Gandhi Through Western Eyes discussed, quoted in Editorial, "Advice to Readers," and in Children, "Gandhian Instruction"

Alexander, Lloyd

XXII-34 Quote from his book, The Book of Three, in Children, "Truth in Children's Longings"

XXIX-1 His The King's Fountain reviewed in Children, "More on Character Education"

Alexander, William N.

XXIV-26-34 Quoted from May/June 1971 Humanist in Children, "No Solution for 'Mass' Problems"

Alfén, Hannes (Nobel Prize in Physics, 1970)

XXXVIII-43 Quoted from Development Dialogue ("Annihilators and Omnicide") quoted in Frontiers (2nd issue 1984)

XXXVIII-45 Quoted from his Pugwash address, 1984, in Lead, "Those Who End War"

XXXIX-4 Quoted above on euphemism of "nuclear arms" in Editorial, "Matters of Words"

XLI-13 Quoted from Development Dialogue now issued as Honest Language-Semantics of the Nuclear Debate, in Frontiers, "Super Destructive Illness"

Alger, W. JR.

IX-17 His Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life quoted by Ducasse in Lead

al-Ghazali (d. 1111 A.D.)

XXX-20 Autobiographical Deliverance From Error quoted from Lictenstadter's Introduction to Classical Arabic Literature in Review, "Arabs At Their Best"

Algren, Nelson

III-28 Review of his The Man With the Golden Arm (National Book Award Novel Winner), "The Monkey on Our Backs"

VI-3 Quote from Nation article in Lead, "The Faces of Men"

Alias Orpheus

XV-15 Review

Alien Land Law Revoked

V-22 Editorial

Alienation

XVIII-49 Frontiers

Alienation and Economics - Prof. Walter A. Weisskopf (Dutton, $7.95)

XXIV-45 Discussed and quoted in Review of same title

Alienation and Economics

XXIV-45 Review

Alienation and Restoration

XXXI-17 Editorial

Alienation-and Side Effects

XV-14 Review

Alienation Through Culture

XVI-46 Frontiers

Alisjahbana, Takdir (Indonesian)

IX-7 Quoted from Thought in Lead, "Asian Dilemmas"

Alive (British monthly)

XXXI-49 Harvey Day quoted in August 1978 issue, in Frontiers, "The Cost of an Addiction"

All Alone - Claire Huchet Bishop (Viking, 1953)

XXV-38 This children's story discussed in Children, "Story by Claire Bishop"

All Children Have Gifts (Childhood Education International pamphlet - Anne Hoppock)

XVI-17 Quoted in Children, "Creative Youngsters"

XVI-18 Briefly quoted in Children, "On the Mystique of Childhood-and 'Genius'"

. . . All for Nothing

XL-9 Editorial (Ammunition for Peacemakers)

All God's Dangers- The Life of Nate Shaw -Theodore Rosengarten (Knopf)

XXVIII-26-35 Wendell Berry's review of, reprinted from March 1, Nation, as Lead "Admirable As He Is"

All Good Men

VII-5 Lead

All In a Lifetime - Inez Lowdermilk (J. Knaack, 16450 Helmcrest, Whittier, CA 90604)

XXXIX-41 Extensively quoted and reviewed in Review, "The Making of a Conservationist"

All-India Spinners Association

I-35 "Economics for the Millions"

All of a Piece

XXXVI-20 Review (biography, autobiography)

All of a Sudden

XXVIII-53 Lead

All or Nothing

IX-31 Editorial

All-or-Nothing Morality

XXI-9 Lead

All-or-Nothing Paradox, The

III-19 Editorial

All Our Children - Kenneth Keniston

XXXIV-9 Brief quote in Children, "News from Boston" (ecology)

All Our Yesterdays

XVIII-8 Review

All-Pervasive Ill, An

XXII-24 Review

All Shook Up - Payson Antholz

XI-47 Briefly reviewed in Children

All That Matters (Editorial)

I-26 Forest of the Dead - Ernst Wiechart

All the Brave Men

XL-49 Review (Abraham Lincoln and the Quakers)

All the Girls We Loved - Prudencio de Pereda

I-49 Discussed in Lead, "The Pursuit of Happiness"

All the Livelong Day - Barbara Garson (Doubleday, 1975)

XXIX-51 Excerpt from her June 1972 Harper's article (later incorporated in her book) quoted in Lead, "Nature's Bureaucracy"

XXXI-22 Same as above in Review, "An American Tradition"

XXXIII-40 Quoted in Children, "Minutely Subdivided"

XXXVII-36 Quoted on monotonous work in Lead, "Work"

All the Way

XV-35 Editorial

All the Young Men . . ."

XXI-49 Review

All Things Are Connected

XL-35 Frontiers (Raven Rocks community)

All Things Common - Claire Hutchet Bishop (Harper 1950)

V-49 Discussed in Lead, "Free Enterprisers"

XVII-43 Quoted in Frontiers, "Community and Individuality"

XXII-19 Quote from in Review, "More 'New Economics'"

XXIV-21 Reference to in Frontiers, "A Massive Awakening"

XXV-38 Discussed in quoted in Editorial, "A Factory School" Also in Children, "Story by Claire Bishop"

XXXIII-12 Quoted from in Editorial, "A Way of Creating Something"

XXXIII-12 Quoted in Editorial, "A Way of Creating Something"

XXXVII-49 Quoted in Review, "Neglected Sources" (on Barbu's career)

All This Was Good, Too

XXXI-1 Review

All Too Familiar

XXXIV-22 Editorial (re Somalia, Direct Relief Foundation Newsletter)

Allan and Gordon

XII-27 Biography of Dr. Norman Bethune quoted from in Lead, "The Non-Sectarians"

Allegiance to Things, The

XXXI-21 Editorial

Alleg, Henri

XI-50 Discussion of his The Question in Editorial, "Two Logics." Review of The Question in Frontiers, "Disease of an Epoch"

XV-32 Jean Paul Sartre's review of The Question quoted in Lead, "The Pressure Gauge"

XVII-53 Sartre's review of The Question quoted in Review, "Animal Machines"

XXXII-48 Sartre's review of The Question quoted in Review, "The Morality of Nations"

XXXIV-4 Quoted introduction by Sartre and Sartre's review in Lead, "A Verdict by Sartre" of The Question

Alleg, Henri-(Continued)

XXXIV-22 Quoted Artre's introduction to The Question in Lead, "Behind the Web"

Allegory of the Cave, The

XL-50 Editorial

Allen, Allen D.

XXVII-45 Quoted from Dec. 1973 Foundation of Physics in Frontiers, "'Does Matter Exist?'"

Allen, Devere

I-22 In Human Affairs pamphlet "What Europe thinks about America" speaks of fear of Americans.

XXVI-47 Quoted from Pacifism in the ModernWorld in Lead, "In Order to Have Peace"

Allen, Judge Florence E. (U.S. Circuit Court Justice)

II-42 Ref. to her suggestion of "Committees of Correspondence" in Editorial, "The Private Citizen's Voice"

VI-39 Quote from her This Constitution of Ours in Lead, "The American Dream"

VIII-51 American Bar Association Journal article, "Fair Trial and Free Press," quoted in Children

XXXVI-24 Quoted in Lead, "A Legitimate Individualism" re government belonging to man

Allen, Frederick (editor-in-chief, Harper's)

III-47 Quotations from his centennial issue article in Review, "The Industrial Revolution- Again"

VI-6 Review of his The Big Change

XXX-52 The Big Change quoted in Lead, "A Voice from the Wilderness"

Allen, Dr. Frederick (Director, Philadelphia Child Guidance Clinic)

IV-42 Discussion of his work in Children

Allen, Gay Wilson

XXXV-16 His biography of Emerson quoted (also quoted Essays) and discussed in Lead, "American Thinker"; his comments on "The Method of Nature"

Allen, George V. (U.S. Ambassador to India)

VII-27 Reference to in Lead, "Faith In Uncoerced Man"

Allen, Hervey

VI-36 Reference to his Bedford Village in Editorial, "Language of Symbols"

VII-29 Reference to above book in Children

Allen, Raymond B. (U.C.L.A. Chancellor)

X-52 Quoted from on a comparison with our educational system and that of Russia (L.A.Times, Nov. 20) in Children, "Notes and Correspondence"

Allen, Richard C.

XVI-9 Quoted from Winter, 1962, Menninger Quarterly in Frontiers, "New Crimes and New Solutions"

Allen, Richard F.

XIV-18 An Introduction to the Philosophy of Shankara quoted from in Review, "Shankara on Selfhood" by Ralph S. Pomeroy

Allen, Robert

XXXI-11 Quoted from Alternatives to Growth in Lead, "A Time for Thinking"

XXXI-20 Quoted from Alternatives to Growth in Lead, "The Double Consciousness"

XXXIII-25 Quote from his statement in Not Man Apart, Apr. 1980 issue from the International Union for the Conservation of Nature in Frontiers, "An Ominous Parallel"

Allen, Steve (TV humorist)

X-9 Quote from his Universalist Church sermon on "pride" in Children

XIII-45 Quoted his Mark It and Strike It from Aug. 20, Saturday Review, in Frontiers, "Psychopathology and National Defense"

Allen, Vicki

XXX-10 Her report on Mariposa School quoted from Oct. 21 Mendocino Grapevine in Children, "Mountain School"

XXX-23 Quoted from Mar. 17 Mendocino Grapevine in Frontiers, "Instead of Mega-Conferences"

Allen, Walter

XII-45 His review of Kingsley Amis' Lucky Jim from Dell collection The Beat Generation and the Angry Young Men quoted in Lead, "The Search for Roots"

Allison, Henry E.

XX-35 His Lessing and the Enlightenment quoted in Children, "School and Society"

XX-36 Gotthold Ephraim Lessing quoted from Lessing and the Enlightenment in Review, "Gotthold Ephraim Lessing" Also, quotes from Allison's Preface and summary

Allison, Samuel

I-7 Physicist in charge of New Mexico development of bomb. Insisted on free research and publication of results.

Allitt, John

XXXVIII-26 Quoted from Temenos #5 re mimesis of Plato in Lead

Allman, T. D.

XXXI-7 Quoted from Nov. 1977 Harper's in Lead, "The Greatest Conspiracy"

XXXVI-49 Quoted from Sept. 1983 Harper's on Central American policy in Children, "The Counsels of Historians"

Alloway, Lawrence

XVII-41 Article, "Critics in the Dark" quoted from Feb. Encounter in Review, "Onward the Cinema!"

Allport, Dr. Gordon Willard (Harvard University)

II-16 "The Scientific Method," Frontiers, discusses his study of biological and cultural influences on human behavior

V-32 Review of his The Individual and His Religion, in "Religious Psychology"

VIII-5 Quotes from Chase's review of his Nature of Prejudice in Frontiers, "Who Live to Tell the Tale"

VIII-39 His Nature of Prejudice reviewed in "The Psychology of Prejudice"

VIII-41 His "1954 Terry Lectures" discussed in Review

X-14 Referred to by Edmund Ware Sinnott in Lead, "Scientific Philosophizing"

XII-46 His Preface to Dr. Frankl's From Death- Camp to Existentialism quoted in Review of same title

XIII-45 His The Individual and His Religion quoted in Children, "Notes in Passing"

XIII-47 The Nature of Prejudice subject of comments by columnist B. Blake in Feb. 11, Goleta Gazette quoted in Frontiers, "Critical Notes on Religion"

XVI-5 His Pattern and Growth in Personality quoted in Review, "In the James Tradition"

XVI-28 His preface to Viktor Frankl's From Death- Camp to Existentialism quoted in Lead, "Psychological Trends"

XIX-21 Quoted by Ronald R. Bringle in Lead, "Humanistic Psychology for Education"

XX-45 Quoted from in Teachers College Record (1961) in Editorial, "'In Matters of Importance'"

XXXV-7 Discussion on from Cole's Daedalus, Fall 1981, article in Children, "Paradigm Shift" (nature of character)

XXXVII-4 The Brief Course on free will, in Lead, "Species of Common Sense"

Almanac of Liberty, An - William O. Douglas

VIII-23 Reviewed

Almost as Safe as Ivory Soap Is Pure?

XIV-49 Frontiers (reprint from Sept. 25 issue of I.F. Stone's Weekly)

Almost Forgotten Heroes

XL-20 Frontiers (Polish women saving the Jews)

Alone - Admiral Richard Byrd

I-12 Quoted in Lead, "Pantheistic Religion," showing Byrd's recognition of intelligence and harmony in the world.

II-12 Brief reference to in Lead, "Credible Religion"

X-16 Brief reference to in Lead, "Inquiry Concerning Mysticism"

XV-15 Quoted in Lead, "Consciousness and Meaning"

XIX-14 Quoted in Editorial, "Timeless Dimensions"

XIX-42 Quoted in Lead, "Affirmations, Questions, Denials"

Alone-(Continued)

XXII-52 Quote from in Lead, "Reservoir of Value"

XXXV-17 Quoted in Lead, "A Larger Audience"

XXXIX-25 Quoted in Lead, "How Differences Arise" (a live universe)

Alone in the Lonely Crowd

XII-1 Frontiers

Along the Potomac

VI-38 Review (The Potomac - Frederick Gutheim)

Alonzo and the Gendarmes

VI-19 Lead

VII-8 Lead, "The Green in Death Valley"

VII-18 Editorial, "Query About Alonzo"

VII-49 Lead, "The Age of McDardle"

IX-2 Lead, "Alonzo in Alaska"

XI-19 Lead, "Alonzo and the Insurance Man"

XI-19 Editorial, "Problems of Politics"

XI-26 Frontiers, "' . . . within Our System'" re protest from readers on insurance treatment in previous Alonzo story

XI-52 Lead, "Johnny's Rocket"

Aloofness of the Arts, The

X-20 Editorial

Alpert, Hollis

X-34 His Saturday Review mention of the film, "The Pride and the Passion," quoted in Frontiers, "That 'Universal Art Form'"

XI-10 His Saturday Review review of "Paths of Glory" quoted in Review

Alphabet of the Imagination - Harold Goddard (Humanities Press) edited by Eleanor Goddard Worthen and Margaret Goddard Holt

XXVII-52 Discussion of W. H. Hudson quoted from in Editorial, "Something Better Than Art"

XXVIII-7 Leon Edel's introduction to quoted in Review, "The Deeper Springs"

XXVIII-16 Quoted in Review, "Down to Earth, Up to the Stars"

XXVIII-17 Refs. to W. H. Hudson quoted from in Children, "New Stuff for the World"

Alsop, Joseph and Stewart

VII-42 Editorial, "American Dreyfus?" re their Harper's article on Oppenheimer

IX-8 Their Satevepost article on Russia discussed in Frontiers, "American Dilemma"

Alt, Franz

XXXVIII-47 Quoted from Peace Is Possible on spirit of Sermon on the Mount, in Review, "Peace Is Possible"

Altars of Unhewn Stone - Wes Jackson (North Point, 1987) (essays)

XLI-9 Reviewed, quoted, "The Lessons of Agronomy"

XLI-26 Quoted in Lead, "The Way Changes Come"; also quoted in Editorial, "The Stateless Society"

Alternating Current - Octavio Paz (Viking, 1973, $7.95)

XXVI-11 Quote from in Editorial, "Puzzles in Art"

XXVI-13 Quote from in Review, "A Poet's Essays"

Alternative Americas - Mildred J. Loomis (Universe Books, 1982, $7.95 paper)

XXXV-39 Quoted, discussed in Editorial, "Theory Embodied In Lives"

XXXVIII-20 Hazel Henderson's foreword quoted in Frontiers, "Two Life Stories"

Alternative Communities in Nineteenth Century England - Dennis Hardy (Longman, $25.00)

XXXIII-20 Quoted in Review, "Past Communities- Here and Abroad"

Alternative Communities in Nineteenth Century England (Cont.)

XXXVIII-26 Quoted re community formation in the new lands (exceeded Europe) in Review, "Surviving Communities"

Alternative Energy Source Book 1984

XXXVIII-1 Discussed, quoted on energy-producing equipment in Frontiers, "Some Good Machines"

Alternative Future for America, An - collection of paperbacks, talks and articles by Robert Theobald (Swallow Press)

XXI-34 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Work by Men-In-Motion"

Alternative Futures (published by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

XXXI-41 William Nichols and Charles P. Henry paper quoted from Spring 1978 issue in Lead, "The Invisible Treasure"

Alternative Institutions and American Socialism - David Moberg

XXXIII-41 A chapter in Co-ops, Communities and Collectives, quoted in Review, "The Value of History"

Alternative Reading

XXXVII-40 Editorial (Computer Worship)

Alternative to a Decadent Society (1969) - James A. Rhodes

XXXVI-38 Discussed in Lead, "Servile Education in America"

Alternative Way of Life, The - Conference on Communal Living Report (Kibbutz Movement)

XXXVI-41 Quoted in Review, "What's Wrong, What May Be Right"

Alternatives to Growth - (edited by Dennis Meadows)

I-2 A Search for Sustainable Futures (Ballinger, 1977)

XXX-4 Donnela Meadows' article on market economy quoted from Oct. Not Man Apart (later to appear in above) in Frontiers, "Questions and Answers"

XXXI-11 Earl Finkler, Dennis Meadows, Robert Allen quoted from in Lead, "A Time for Thinking"

XXXI-20 Robert Allen quoted from in Lead, "The Double Consciousness"

Alternatives to Public Schools

XXII-33 Editorial

Alternatives to War and Violence (published by James Clark and Co., Ltd., London)

XVII-8 Lewis Henderson quoted from in Lead, "Toward Vertical Man"

Altgeld, John Peter

I-8 The American, Howard Fast - Review "Minority Men"

Altmeyer, Arthur (President, National Conference of Social Work)

VIII-36 Quoted re segregation in Frontiers, "Voices of Sanity"

Altrincham, Lord

XII-10 Reference to with Michael Scott in Letter from England

Alvares, Claude

XXXVII-18 Quoted from Development Forum, Oct. 1983 ("Deadly Development") in Frontiers, "Verdict on 'Development'"

XLI-9 Ecologist, March/June 1987 re dams in India, Frontiers, "The World's Largest Planned Tragedy"

Alvarez, A. (Alfred)

XX-17 Quoted from Mar. 23 London Times Literary Supplement in Editorial, "The Contemporary Artist"

XXI-16 Quoted again from the same Literary Supplement in Review, "The Stringed Lute"

XXII-21 Quoted in Editorial, "Self-Made Realities"

XXII-22 Quoted in Lead, "The Benefit of the Doubt"

XXIX-3 Quoted from Mar. 23 London Times Literary Supplement (1967) in Lead, "Matrices of Change"

XXXII-7 Quoted from in Times Literary Supplement, Mar. 23, 1967 in Lead, "The Art of Tomorrow"

XXXIII-14 Quoted in Review, "Art Without Rules"

Alvarez, Dr. Walter D.

VII-48 Quoted from L.A. Times in Children, "Unfounded Psychiatry Upsets Child, Parents"

X-5 Quoted from L.A. Times in Frontiers, "Jukes Kallikaks and Others" on Dugele, Estabrook

Always Pertinent Question, The

XXXV-50 Lead (Mysteries of the Mind)

Always Wear a Suit and Tie

XII-49 Lead

Am I My Brother's Keeper? - Ananda K. Coomaraswamy (John Day; originally published in England by Dobson under The Bugbear of Literacy, 1943)

XXIV-39 Quoted in Children, "The Question of Literacy"

Amadou, Robert

X-29 Quoted from his Portrait of the Artist as a Seer in Review, "Beyond the Five Senses"

Ambar Charkha (spinning wheel)

IX-7 Discussed in Editorial, "Gandhian Technology"

Ambedkar, Dr.

II-48 Raised opposition by dismissing Indian village republics (panchayat institution) as historical relic. Mentioned in Letter from India

Ambiguity of Science, The

XXII-36 Lead

Ambiguity of Leisure, The

VI-9 Review (The Lonely Crowd - David Riesman)

Ambiguous Gods, The

XXVIII-47 Lead

Ambiguous Language, An

XXXV-13 Review (The Fire and the Sun) Iris Murdoch on Plato and Aristotle

Ambio (Journal of Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences)

XXX-2 Schumacher's quote from Kingsley Davis first appearing in article in Vol. 3, 1976 issue, then appearing in Gandhi Marg (July, 1976) given in Frontiers, "A Trend Without a Future"

XXIX-25 Howard T. Odum's paper, "Energy, Ecology and Economics" quoted from Vol. 2, No. 6 issue in Lead, "The Push of Necessity"

XXXI-3 Howard Odum's paper quoted from a 1975 issue in Editorial, "Slow Down"

XXXV-8 Quoted Odum's paper in Review, "Science in the Human Interest"

Amboise, Marc

XXXIV-13 Long quote from his article in Le Monde reprinted in Science for Villages, Oct. 1980, in Frontiers, "Solar Cooker, Biogas, and Trees"

Ambush with Words

VII-20 Review of The American Indian

Ameche, Don

I-31 Quoted on Neely Bill in "Monopoly" story in Review

A Mellow Book by John Holt

XXXII-10 Review

Amendment That Refused To Die, The - Howard N. Meyer (Chilton Book Co., 1973)

XXVII-21 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Heart of the Constitution"

Amerasia Journal (twice a year)

XLI-38 Frontiers, "Unity Within Diversity" quoted Yori Wada on "Growing Up In Central California"

America (name)

IV-39 Editorial, "Origin of 'America'"

America and Americans - John Steinbeck (Bantam paperback)

XXX-44 Quoted in Lead, "The Distance Between"

America-Before the Fall

XXX-12 Editorial

America Challenged - Justice William C. Douglas

XIV-43 Quoted in Review, "Challenge to America"

America Confronts a Revolutionary World - William Appleman Williams

XXX-1 Michael Zukerman's review of quote from Sept. 11, '76 Nation in Children, "To Have Around the House"

America Indigena (publication, Institute Indigenista Interamerica, Mexico)

IX-39 Sol Tax article from quoted in Lead, "The Idea of Authority"

America, the Unpredictable

XXXV-7 Lead

America Without Violence - Michael N. Nagler

XXXV-48 Reviewed, quoted in "Flirting With Violence" (Island Press, Star Route 1, Box 38, Covelo, CA 95428, $80.00)

America Under Pressure

XIV-41 Lead - discussion of Adlai Stevenson's article in Aug. Harper's

American, The - Howard Fast (John Peter Altgeld)

I-8 Review "Minority Men"

American Abroad - Roving Correspondent (Elsie McCollum)

VI-33 Letter from American Abroad

VI-40 Letters - American Abroad

XXIII-13 "Letter from Eastern Europe" - Fred Holling

American Academy of Asian Studies (San Francisco)

VI-44 Discussed in Frontiers, "The Other Half of the World"

VIII-34 Discussion of pamphlet "Way of Liberation in Zen Buddhism" in Lead, "Study of the Mind

American Achievement

VIII-52 Editorial

American Anthropologist (periodical)

IX-51 John Gillin paper from quoted in Lead, "The Form of Human Life"

American Association of University Professors

IX-28 Quoted on violations of academic freedom in Children. Also reference to in Editorial, "The Sources of Freedom"

American Behavorial Scientist

XIX-35 Dr. Tom Brewer quoted from June '66 issue in Review, "Holism in Medical Theory"

American Building (Schocken, 1973)

XXVI-41 James Marston Fitch quoted from in Editorial, "Age of Escapism?"

American Civil Liberties Union - (ACLU)

IV-44 Discussion of Annual Report in Frontiers, "Survey of Civil Liberties"

V-2 Re "Peekskill riot ordinances" in Frontiers, "Training in Principles"

V-22 Editorial, "Alien Land Law Revoked"

VIII-36 Protested use by Army of How to Spot a Communist, discussed in Frontiers, "Voices of Sanity"

IX-6 Review of pamphlet, The Lamp and the Law, Frontiers, "Remediable Injustices"

IX-22 Clearing the Main Channels reviewed in Frontiers, "Concerning Civil Liberties" Progressive quoted on.

XXXII-48 Mentioned in Editorial, "Honor Roll" re Ernest Besig (Director's) challenge

American Caesar - William Manchester

XXXIII-9 (A life of MacArthur) quoted in Frontiers, "What Has Become of the Men?"

American College, The - Dr. Nevitt Sanford (Stanford University)

XV-12 Quoted in Children, "For Parents of the College-Bound"

American Commonwealth, The - James Bryce (1888)

XXVI-24 Quotation from in Review, "Some Old Books"

American Condition, The - Richard N. Goodwin (Doubleday) (excerpts from comprised 3-part article in New Yorker)

XXVII-14 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Dominant Realities"

XXVII-15 Quoted (Jan. 21 New Yorker) in Lead, "Old Rationalisms for New"

XXVII-20 Quoted in Review, "City and Anti-City"

XXVII-21 Quote from in Editorial, "Questions Without Answers"

XXVIII-39 Quoted in Lead, "What 'Thinking People' Think"

XXX-17 Quoted in Children, "Lao Tse, Plato, and Thomas More"

XXX-38 Discussed and quoted in Lead, "The Design Factor"

XXXI-9 Quoted in Lead, "The Imperfect Society"

XXXII-1 Quoted in Lead, "Various Warnings"

XXXV-39 Comments from discussed in Lead, "A Major Project"

XXXV-48 Quoted in Lead, "A Look at Intellectual Processes"

XXXVII-6 Quoted in Lead, "Unbinding Observances"

XXXVIII-45 Quoted in effect of money, urban life in Frontiers, "A Not-Quite-Lost Art"

American Council of Christian Churches of California

XVII-34 Letter to the Times (LA) concerning quoted in "Notes in Passing"

American Culture

III-37 Lead

American Democracy, The - Harold J. Laski

II-40 Discussed in Frontiers, "The Pundits and the Common Man"

XXX-16 Quoted in Lead, "In Quest of Balances"

American Dilemma

VII-21 Editorial

IX-8 Frontiers

American Dilemma - Gunnar Myrdal

I-21 Book gives documentary evidence of court injustice to Negroes

I-37 Reference to

American Dilemmas

IX-12 Review (Freedom Agenda, program carried on by Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund)

American Diplomacy, 1900-1950 - George P. Kennan

VI-34 Quoted in Frontiers, "Complete the Circle"

American Disenchantment

XV-22 Frontiers

American Dream, The

I-3 Editorial

VI-39 Lead

XXIII-4 Lead

American Dreams - Studs Terkel

XXXIV-1 John Lahr's review of in Harper's quoted in Editorial

XXXIV-10 Quoted in Lead, "The Problem of Noise"

American Dreyfus?

VII-42 Editorial on Oppenheimer

American Education Today (collection of essays from Saturday Review, McGraw-Hill)

XXVI-36 Mentioned in Children, "The Unprepared Young"

American Educator

XL-2 Fall 1986 issue, quotation from Albert Shanker, Pres. of American Federation of Teachers, in Children, "An Educator's Dream"

American Ethical Movement

IV-12 Discussed in "New Ideas at Work"

American Experience, The - Henry Bamford Parkes (Knopf, 1947, and Vintage)

XXX-11 Quoted in Lead, "The Hidden Truths"

American Farm Foundation

XXXVI-4 New Educational Agricultural Enterprise (Vienna, Mo.) extensively discussed, quoted in Frontiers, "For More Garden-to-Market Farms" - 236 Massachusetts Ave. N.E., Ste. 10, Washington, D.C. 20002, Betsy Lehrfeld, Wm. Thompson, James Turner on Board of Directors

American Forester

II-8 Review of Gifford Pinchot's Breaking New Ground

American Forests

XXXI-50 Quote from E. F. Schumacher's Small Is Beautiful in July 1978 issue in Frontiers, "Modernized Poverty"

American Freedom and Catholic Power - Paul Blanshard (Beacon Press 1949)

II-31 Review

II-41 Discussed in Editorial, "The Not-So-Free Press"

II-42 Ref. to in Editorial, "The Private Citizen's Voice"

III-15 Ref. to in Editorial, "The Voice of Organization"-Ingraham's Atlantic discussion of the book.

American Friends Service Committee

IV-38 Quote from their publication "Steps to Peace-A Quaker View of U.S. Foreign Policy" in Frontiers, "A Tribute to Some Patient Bores"

X-16 "Quaker Education" theme of Children

X-26 Mentioned that Albert Schweitzer's broadcast on appeal to abandon nuclear weapons testing available in print at Pasadena office, in Editorial "Schweitzer is Heard Locally"

XV-18 Two reports quoted (no names given) in Children, "Non-Political Youths Abroad"

XV-46 Quoted on Cuban situation in Editorial, "Paths to Maturity"

XVII-53 Edwin A. Sanders quoted from Dec. Reporter in Lead, "Dialogues and Frustrations"

American Friends Service Committee-(Continued)

XIX-16 A New Approach to Southeast Asia, quoted in Lead, "The Politics of Vision"

XXX-11 Statement by an Egyptian, Ismail-Sabri Abdalla, on national planning, quoted from AFSC study kit in Frontiers, "Some Uncommon Sense"

XXX-51 Taking Charge quoted in Editorial, "A Common Theme"

XXXIV-23 Quoted their report from Rain, Mar. 1981 in Frontiers, "Visits to the Far East" (re North Korea's philosophy of self-reliance in their rural economy). Also from Lewis Hoskins N.Y. Times, July 31, 1950, article on the two Koreas

American Garden, The

XXXVIII-51 Lead (Frederick Turner)

American Heritage, The

II-6 Lead

American Historical Review

XVII-2 Arthur M. Schlesinger's address quoted (48,225-44) in Lead, "Politics, the State, and Free Men"

XXI-18 Arthur M. Schlesinger quoted from Jan. 1943 issue in Lead, "There Is Really Something There"

XXIII-4 Arthur M. Schlesinger quoted, Jan. 1943 issue, in Lead, "The American Dream"

XXIV-44 Quoted from his essay "What Then Is the American, This New Man?" in Review, "A Mixer Bag"

XXXI-14 A. M. Schlesinger quoted, Jan. 1943 issue in Lead, "Ends and Means"

XXXIV-17 Quoted Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jan. 1943 issue, in Lead, "Some Redefinitions"

XXXV-8 Quoted Jan. 1943, Arthur M. Schelsinger in Lead, "A Conception of Utopia"

XXXVII-42 Quoted Schlesinger on immigrants conception of a life of dignity in Lead, "A Matter of Taste"

American Ideas and Education

XVII-30 Children; quotes from book of same title by Prof. Frederick Mayer

American Indian, The (periodical)

VII-20 Reviewed, "Ambush With Words" Also Editorial, "Gathering Gloom"

American (Indian) Dream, The

XX-49 Frontiers

American Indian Writers

XXXVII-50 Review

American Individualism (1934) - Herbert Hoover

I-41 Quote from in review of Lyons' book on Hoover

American in Moscow - (Peter Gillingham)

XI-44 Lead

XII-4 Lead, "What Are We Arguing About?" follow-up answer to Kraschutzski on above article

American Institute of Planners Journal

XXVI-20 Stephen Grabow and Allen Heskin article quoted in Review, "The Common Element in Change" (March issue)

American Journal

XXVIII-43 Joyce Carol Oates quoted, July 3, 1973 issue in Editorial, "Art and the Artist"

American Journal of Psychiatry

X-18 Quoted Dr. Menninger's article "The Role of Psychiatry in the World Today" in Lead, "New Gospels"

XIII-39 Dr. Wm. C. Menninger quoted, Sept. 1947 issue in Frontiers, "A Look at Mental Illness"

XV-25 Dr. Chas. B. Thompson's paper, "A Psychiatric Study of Recidivists" from Nov. 1937 issue, quoted in Editorial, "The Idea of the Self"

XVI-21 Quoted the above in Lead, "Tides of Questioning"

XVIII-49 Prof. Erik Erikson quoted from Sept. issue in Review, "Erik Erikson on Gandhi"

XX-32 Erik Erikson on Gandhi quoted from Sept. 1965 issue in Frontiers, "Art and Morality"

XXI-52 Wm. C. Menninger quoted, Sept. 1947 issue in Lead, "Untutored Longings"

XXIII-41 Dr. Chas. B. Thompson's report "A Psychiatric Study of Recidivists" quoted (Nov. 1937 issue) in Editorial, "Our Outstanding Characteristic"

XXVIII-11 Dr. C. B. Thompson's report (see above) quoted in Frontiers, "Toward Social Selfunderstanding"

XXX-12 Dr. C. B. Thompson quoted (see above) in Lead, "On the Human Condition"

XXXIII-44 Quoted Nov. 1937 issue, Dr. Charles B. Thompson's report in Lead, "Unfriendly Structures"

XXXIV-50 Quoted Dr. Charles B. Thompson in Lead, "The Power by Which Men Live" (on crime)

XXXVII-20 Quoted Nov. 1937 issue, James B. Thompson re recidivism in Lead, "The Whole of the Argument"

XXXVIII-40 Quoted above in Lead, "The Research Has Been Done"

American Journal of Psychoanalysis

XVIII-3 Dr. Rollo May quoted from Jan.-June, 1964 issue in Review, "'Creativity and Encounter'"

American Journal of Psychotherapy

XII-17 Quoted from Dr. Joseph C. Solomon in Lead, "The Chains of Prometheus"

American Journal of Sociology

VIII-30 Frontiers, "A Criticism of Religion," deals with reprints of past on sociological approach to religion

VIII-38 May, 1955 issue reprints six papers printed in last 50 years-Review, "Notes on Religion"

American Library Association Bulletin

XI-19 Robert B. Downs article in quoted re "The Faces of War" TV show in Frontiers, "How Touchy Can You Get?"

American Magazine

XXI-12 C. G. Suits quoted from Dec. 1945 issue in Lead, "Paths to Questioning"

XXXII-22 William James quoted from Oct. 1909 issue in Lead, "No Precise Programming"

XXXV-50 Quoted William James, Oct. 1909 in Lead, The Always Pertinent Question" (relation between cosmic mind and matter?)

American Medical Association

V-3 Quote from Journal, Nov. 17, 1951, in Frontiers, "Figures on Life and Death"

American Nationalist (anti-Communist, anti-Semite, etc.)

VII-12 Reviewed, "Accompaniments of Nationalism"

American Negro, The

IX-37 Review - Goodbye to Uncle Tom - J. C. Furnas

American Odyssey - Ingvard Henry Eide, ed. (Rand McNally 1979)

XXXVII-18 Quoted letters from and to Lewis and Clark. Introduction by Guthrie, A.B. in Review, "Meadows Yet, and Mountains"

American Outlook

IX-51 Edmund Carpenter article (originally in MacLean's Magazine) quoted in Frontiers, "Religion in Our Time" (original article, "Let's Stop Huckstering Religion"

American Philosophers

XXXIII-51 Review

American Poet

XXVI-43 Review

American Political Science Review

XVIII-21 Aug. 1944 article by John H. Hallowell quoted in Lead, "The Failing Dreams"

American Political Tradition, The - Richard Hofstadter

XXIV-8 Introduction to quoted in Lead, "Changing American Attitudes"

XXXII-13 Quoted in Editorial, "The Uses of Truth"

American Political Tradition and the Men Who Made It, The - Richard Hofstadter

II-10 Subject of Review, "Historical Criticism"

XVI-25 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Invisible Term"

American Power and the New Mandarins - Noam Chomsky (Pantheon, $7.95)

XXII-17 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Some Motivational Research" and briefly quoted in Editorial, "Origins of the New 'Nihilism'"

XXII-44 Quote from in Lead, "The Issue of 'Revolution'"

American Psychologist (Magazine)

V-40 Quotations from Gladstone-Kelman article, Apr. 1951, in Frontiers, "The Proposition is Peace"

XIII-39 Dr. Thomas Szasz quoted from Feb. 1960 article, "The Myth of Mental Illness" in Frontiers, "A Look at Mental Illness"

XXXII-15 Thomas Natsoulas quoted from Oct. 1978 issue in Lead, "The Difficult Subject"

American Reformer, Women in Asia

XXXVII-42 Frontiers

American Review (previously published as New American Review) (See also under New)

XXXI-17 John H. Schaar article, "Power and Purity," quoted from No. 19, Jan. 1974, in Lead, "Two Questions"

XXXI-40 John Schaar quoted in Lead, "Equilibrium Regained"

XXXI-48 John Schaar quoted in May 1973 issue, in Frontiers, "Indications of Human Potentiality"

XXXII-4 John Schaar quoted in Issue #19, in Lead, "A Place Created"

XXXII-48 Quoted from John Schaar's essay, "Power and Purity" in Issue #19, in Lead, "Ranges of Selfhood"

XXXIV-18 Quoted Jan. 1974 issue, article by John Schaar re consequences of reading and writing in Lead, "Character and Will"

XXXVII-18 Quoted #19 "Power and Purity" in Lead, "Promethean Affirmation"

XXXVII-51 Quoted John Schaar from No. 10 on differences between great actors and the rest of us in Lead, "How Long Will It Take?"

American Revolution, The - James Boggs

XVII-7 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Dilemmas of the Holists"

American Scholar (Magazine)

V-35 Spring, 1952 issue - Joseph Wood Krutch - on "The application of Scientific Method to the Study of Human Behavior" - Review, "Self-Correctives and Scientism"

V-38 Review of Felix Cohen article, "Americanizing the White Man" in Review, "Lo, the Poor White Man"

VII-35 Quotations from Corner article in Frontiers, "New Dimensions for Scientific Thinkers"

VII-37 Irving Ben Cooper quoted in re changing character of juvenile delinquents, Frontiers

VIII-16 Carl Anthon article quoted in Review, "Scanning Some Periodicals"

VIII-31 Quotes from Robert Langbaum article, "Cold War Troubles at Home" in Frontiers, "A Liberal Reassessment"

IX-2 "What's Wrong with the American Novel?" reviewed in "Symposium on 'The American Novel'"

IX-15 "American Scholar Symposium" - Review

IX-45 Granville Hicks quoted from in Lead, "A Revolution in Power?"

IX-51 Review, "Threats to Individuality" on Autumn 1956 - "New Departures and Directions - 1932-56"

X-4 Geoffrey Wagner article, "The Decline of Book Reviewing" discussed in Children

X-47 Quote from the symposium "Faiths for a Complex World" (Autumn) in Frontiers, "Faiths for a Perilous Life"

XII-45 Cleve Gray article "Narcissus in Chaos" quoted in Frontiers, "The Artist's Responsibility"

American Scholar-(Continued)

XII-51 John W. Ward review of Erich Kahler's The Tower and the Abyss quoted in Review, "Readings on 'Freedom'"

XIII-3 Cleve Gray's discussion of Modern Art Autumn 1959, quoted in Editorial, "East and West"

XIII-8 Albert Guerard's "The Quest of Excellence" quoted in Children

XIII-24 Again quoted (same source) in Lead, "Invitation to Utopia"

XIII-39 Ernest Van Den Haag quoted from Spring issue in Review, "Cultural Analysis via Paperbacks"

XIII-46 Thomas F. Curley quoted from Autumn issue in Lead, "The Lost Word Is Not the Last Word"

XIV-8 Dr. Joseph Jastrow briefly quoted from Winter 1938-39 issue in Review, "The Reluctant Theorists"

XIV-26 August Heckscher quoted from Summer 1961 issue in Lead, "The Dilemma and the Coming Vacuum"

XV-1 Perry Miller quoted from Winter 1961-62 issue in Lead, "The Relevance of Philosophy"

XVI-4 Gerald W. Johnson quoted from Winter 1963 issue in Lead, "Anti-Human Powers That Be"

XVI-6 Kenneth Keniston quoted from Winter issue in Frontiers, "Label and Libel"

XVI-13 Lead article, "The Devil and Soviet Russia," by Prof. Harold J. Berman taken from Vol. 27, Spring 1958 issue

XVI-16 Dr. Joseph Jastrow briefly quoted from Winter 1938-39 issue in Lead, "Science with Human Ends"

XVI-38 Elliott Krefets quoted from Spring 1963 issue in Frontiers, "Philosophy and Progress"; discussion of Robert Heilbroner's The Great Ascent quoted as well as W. H. Auden

XVI-41 Dr. Joseph Jastrow briefly quoted from Winter 1938-39 issue in Lead, "Rationalism-Then and Now"

XVI-49 Prof. Louise M. Young's review of Elisabeth Mann Borgese's Ascent of Woman quoted from Autumn issue in Children, "'Men and Women'-Continued"

XVII-2 Joseph Krutch quoted from Winter issue in Editorial, "The Bitter With the Sweet"

XVII-5 Santayana essay, "Spirit in the Sanctuary," quoted from Winter 1963-64 issue in Review, "Santayana and Jung"

XVII-26 Summer 1963 article by Balachandra Rajan quoted in "Innovation and Participation"

XVII-30 Summer 1964 article, "The Illusion of the Two Cultures" by Loren Eiseley, discussed in Frontiers, "The Dilemma of a Scientific Culture"

American Scholar-(Continued)

XVII-45 T.S. Matthews quoted from Autumn 1964 issue in Editorial "Where Is the Dragon?"

XVIII-16 Joseph Wood Krutch quoted from Spring 1965 issue in Lead, "The Deep-Freeze of System Thinking"

XVIII-33 Symposium on Morality (Summer 1965) quoted in Lead, "The Shaving Process" - Daniel Bell quoting Henry Murray

XVIII-49 Henry May quoted from Summer issue in Children, "The 'Radical'-Some Definitions"

XVIII-50 Kenneth Keniston quoted from 1965 Summer issue in Review, "Identity Versus Morality"

XVIII-51 Henry A. Murray quoted from Symposium on Morality (Summer 1965) in Review, "A Novelist's Ethical Asides"

XIX-4 Henry May quoted on "The Student Movement" from Summer issue in Lead, "What Is A 'Reasonable' Protest?"

XIX-4 Storm Jameson quoted from Winter issue in Review, "Too Much With It"

XIX-7 Editor, Hiram Haydn, quoted from Winter 1965-66 issue in Lead, "The Language of the Inner Life"

XIX-9 Storm Jameson again quoted from Winter issue in Frontiers, "An Ominous Frontier?"

XIX-20 Buckminster Fuller quoted from Spring 1966 issue in Frontiers, "Fuller-More With Less"

XIX-23 J. Bronowski's "Logic of the Mind" quoted from Spring 1966 issue in Review, "The Height of the Times"

XIX-30 The following writers quoted from "Thirty Years Later-Memories of the First American Writers' Congress" from Summer 1965 issue in Lead, "After Ideologies"; Kenneth Burke, Malcolm Cowley, Granville Hicks, William Philips, and Daniel Aaron

XIX-47 August Heckscher quoted from Autumn 1966 issue in Frontiers, "The 'Service' Society"

XIX-48 Michael Polanyi quoted from Autumn 1966 issue in Lead, "The Races of Man"

XX-3 Lewis Mumford quoted from Winter 1966- 67 issue in Review, "'On the Side of the Angels'"

XX-19 Storm Jameson briefly quoted from Winter 1965-66 issue in Lead, "Is Philosophy Important?"

XX-25 Dr. Nathan Glazer quoted from Spring issue in Children, "The University Scene"

XX-30 Joseph Wood Krutch, George Gaylord Simpson, Richard Noland, Harvey Mindess and Howard Nemerov quoted from Summer 1967 issue in Frontiers, "The Great Refusal"

XX-31 Joseph Wood Krutch quoted from Summer 1967 issue in Lead, "Principles and Specifics"

American Scholar-(Continued)

XX-47 Graduate student, Marilyn Noble, quoted from Autumn issue in Editorial, "Identity Crisis"

XX-48 Sherman Chickering, Marilyn Noble

XXI-3 Wylie Sypher article, "The Poem as Defense," quoted from Winter 1967-68 issue in Frontiers, "Arts and the Man"

XXI-15 Joseph Wood Krutch quoted from Summer 1954 issue in Frontiers, "Conservation Is Not Enough"

XXI-16 Storm Jameson quoted from 1965-66 Winter issue in Review, "The Stringed Lute"

XXI-16 Dr. Kenneth Keniston quoted from Spring 1968 issue in Children, "In Behalf of 'Prolonged Adolescence'"

XXI-21 Ivanhoe Donaldson and Dwight MacDonald quoted from Autumn 1967 issue in Frontiers, "Dialogue on the Left"

XXI-32 Wylie Sypher quoted from Winter 1967-68 issue in Frontiers, "Science for Man"

XXI-33 Benjamin DeMott quoted from Summer issue in Lead, "Crossing the Line"

XXI-34 J. Bronowski's paper, "The Logic of the Mind," quoted in Lead, "Promethean or Epimethean Progress?" Spring 1966 issue

XXI-36 Earl Rovit quoted from Summer issue in Frontiers, "Has Self a Role?"

XXI-37 Benjamin DeMott quoted from Summer issue in Lead, "Art and Transcendence"

XXI-52 Storm Jameson quoted from Winter 1965-66 issue, in Review, "The Cultural Centrifuge"

XXII-3 John Herman Randall quoted on influence of Plato on Western civilization from Summer 1968 issue in Review, "Teacher of Western Man"

XXII-4 J. E. Seigel's essay on Frantz Fanon quoted from Winter issue in Frontiers, "Fanon's 'Final Outcome'"

XXII-14 Prof. David Michael Levin quoted from Winter 1968-69 issue in Frontiers, "On 'Structuralism'"

XXII-19 Walter Goodman quoted from Spring issue in Frontiers, "A Calculus of Sin"

XXII-21 John S. Rosenberg quoted from Spring issue in Review, "Was the Civil War A 'God' War?"

XXII-31 Storm Jameson quoted from Winter 1965-66 issue in Lead, "The Price of Submission"

XXII-32 Joseph Jastrow quoted from 1938 issue in Lead, "The Idea of Knowledge"

XXII-36 Michael Polanyi quoted from Autumn 1966 issue in Lead, "Conscription Accounting"

XXII-47 Lewis Mumford quoted from Winter 1966- 67 issue in Review, "In Apprehension How Like A . . ."

American Scholar-(Continued)

XXII-50 Michael Kazin quoted from Autumn 1969 issue in Review, "A Chasm, Not A Gap"; J. Bronowski also quoted

XXIII-4 Irving Kristol quoted from Winter 1969 issue in Lead, "The American Dream" Also quoted from same issue, in Lead, Richard Hulsenbeck

XXIII-8 Joseph Wood Krutch quoted from Spring 1965 issue in Lead, "Ill Without Prescription"

XXIII-21 Wylie Sypher's discussion of Gaston Bachelard's The Politics of Space quoted, Winter 1967-68, in Lead, "What Is the Stuff of History?"

XXIII-36 Lewis Mumford quoted by James W. Carey and John J. Quirk in their article, Summer issue, in Frontiers, "New Ways of Thinking" Joseph Wood Krutch also quoted from same issue in same Frontiers

XXIV-10 Kenneth Keniston quoted from Fall 1970 issue in Lead, "Processes of Change"

XXIV-12 Herbert J. Muller quoted, Winter 1970-71 issue, in Children, "Alternative Education in Cuernavaca"

XXIV-17 William Jovanovich quoted from Spring 1971 issue in Lead, "Utopian Proposal"

XXIV-18 Robert Motherwell quoted on "universal language of children's art," Winter 1970-71 issue in Children, "Miscellany"

XXIV-35 Peter L. Marks quoted from Summer 1971 issue in Lead, "The Lost Simplicities"

XXV-4 Rene Dubos, Evelyn Kossoff quoted from Winter 1971-72, in Frontiers, "The American Scholar"

XXV-8 Different Readings"

XXV-19 Rene Dubos quoted from Spring issue in Frontiers, "Baconian Harvest"

XXV-47 Loren Eiseley quoted from Summer 1964, in Lead, "Internalizing Institutions"

XXV-49 Neville Maxwell's article, "The China Nixon Didn't See" quoted from Autumn issue in Frontiers, "The New China"

XXVI-4 Joseph Jastrow quoted on ESP, Winter 1938- 39 issue in Editorial, "Time to Change the Canon?"

XXVI-5 Michael Polanyi quoted from Autumn 1966 issue in Lead, "The Scholar's Role"

XXVI-7 Rene Wellek quoted from Winter 1972-73 issue in Review, "The Paradox of Consciousness"

XXVI-18 Jerzy Kosinski quoted from Spring issue in Review, "Avuncular Wisdom" Robert Langbaum also quoted from same issue (1973) in same Review

XXVI-37 Dr. Daniel Bell quoted from Summer 1973, in Lead, "The Problem-Solvers"

American Scholar-(Continued)

XXVI-48 A Brief Exploration"

XXVI-49 Florence Howe and Robert Coles reviews quoted from Autumn 1973, in Children, "Where Destruction Begins"

XXVI-51 Rene Dubos quoted, Autumn 1973 issue, in Lead, "A New Genesis"

XXVI-51 Thomas W. Molyneaux quoted from above issue in same Lead

XXVII-6 Rene Dubos quoted from Winter 1973-74 issue, in Frontiers, "The Ability to Change"

XXVII-19 Wilder Penfield quoted from Spring 1974, in Frontiers, "Mind and Brain"

XXVII-24 Wilhelmina Van Ness quoted from Spring issue in Lead, "What Shall We Learn To Praise?"

XXVII-40 Interview with Jacob Bronowski quoted from Summer 1974 issue, in Review, "Socratic Priorities"

XXVII-46 Joseph Jastrow quoted from Winter 1938-39 issue in Frontiers, "More Convergence in Science"

XXVII-50 Peter Marks quoted from Summer 1971 issue, in Lead, "The Dramatic Illustration"

XXVIII-2 Arthur Schlesinger article, "Politics and the American Language," quoted, Autumn issue, in Children, "With Emerson's Help"

XXVIII-21 Storm Jameson quoted from 10-year-old issue in Editorial, "A Time of Decision"

XXVIII-22 Saul Bellow quoted from Winter 1974 issue in Editorial, "Death and Rebirth"

XXIX-3 Sonya Rudikoff quoted from Autumn 1975 issue in Lead, "Matrices of Change"

XXIX-11 Rene Dubos article quoted from Winter 1975 issue in Children, "Goals for Education"

XXIX-18 Robert Langbaum's quote of D. H. Lawrence quoted from Winter 1975-76 issue, in Lead, "Lost and Found Meanings"

XXIX-18 Peter Shaw article on Center for Editions of American Authors quoted, same issue, in Review, "Between Epochs"

XXIX-35 Jacob Bronowski quoted from Spring 1966, in Lead, "The Origin of Religion"

XXIX-37 Prof. Sidney Hook's article on Morris Cohen quoted from Summer issue in Children, "The Good Old Days" and in Editorial, Philosophic Piety"

XXIX-40 J. Bronowski quoted, Spring 1966 issue, in Lead, "Science and Consciousness"

XXIX-45 Quentin Anderson quoted on Emerson, George Woodcock's "The Lure of the Primitive," quoted from Summer issue in Lead, "Outside-Looking Back"

XXIX-52 Alexander Gerschenkron quoted from Spring 1976 issue in Lead, "One World or Two?"

XXIX-52 William Nichols' review of argument between Carlyle and Timothy Walker quoted, same issue, in same Lead

American Scholar-(Continued)

XXX-23 Rene Dubos quoted from Spring issue in Frontiers, "Instead of Mega-Conferences"

XXX-24 Jacob Needleman's letter to quoted from Spring issue in Lead, "Ideas and Beliefs"

XXX-39 Wylie Sypher quoted on Bachelard from Winter 1967-68 issue, in Review, "The Writer's Science and Art"

XXX-48 Michael Polanyi quoted from Autumn 1966 issue in Review, "Polanyi's Last Book"

XXXI-19 Wylie Sypher quoted on Bachelard, Winter 1967-68, in Lead, "The Inherent Purpose"

XXXI-24 Edward Shils quoted from Spring issue in Children, "One More Curricular Reform"

XXXI-36 Emerson quoted in Lead, "Signs and Thinking"

XXXI-37 Rene Dubos's essay quoted, Spring 1978, in Lead, "Model and Ingredient"

XXXI-49 Joseph Wood Krutch quoted from Spring 1965 issue, in Lead, "Intangible Requirements"

XXXII-7 Rene Dubos quoted, Autumn 1978, in Children, "Backward New England, Texas Common Sense"

XXXII-14 Sidney Hook's quotation from Morris Cohen in his Summer 1976 article quoted in Review, "John McTaggart"

XXXII-17 Jacob Bronowski quoted, Spring 1966, in Lead, "Language and Beyond"

XXXII-18 George Kateb's review of Hannah Arendt's The Life of the Mind quoted, Winter 1978, in Lead, "The Ordeal of Thinking"

XXXII-41 Wylie Sypher quoted on Bachelard, Winter 1967-68, in Lead, "A Sense of Direction"

XXXII-47 Quoted Gerald Holton, Summer 1979, in Lead, "Lightning, Wind, and Night"

XXXIII-1 Quoted from Rene Dubos column on college students in Children, "Why Aren't They Happy?"

XXXIII-7 Discussed article by Victor F. Weisskopf, Autumn 1979, in Lead, "Religion, Art, and Science"

XXXIII-12 Quoted Kenneth Seeskin re Plato's view of politics and philosophy in Lead, "Grounds for Suspicion"

XXXIII-14 Quoted from Victor Weisskopf in Autumn 1979, in Review, "Art Without Rules"

XXXIII-23 Quoted from essay by Rene Dubos, Spring 1980, in Children, "Periodical Review" Also quoted from Jean Hollander's article on policemen and Shakespeare in same issue in Children, "Periodical Review." And quote from the end of article by Aristides in same issue in Children

XXXIII-26-35 Quote from Autumn 1966, from Michael Polanyi on Hungarian rebellion in Lead, "Some People Have Begun"

XXXIII-38 Quoted and discussed his article, Fall 1970, in Children, "Something Is Missing"

American Scholar-(Continued)

XXXIII-23 Quoted from essay by Rene Dubos, Spring 1980, also quoted Jean Hollander on policemen and Shakespeare and end of article by Aristides - all in Children, "Periodical Review"

XXXIII-26-35 Quote from Autumn 1966 issue Michael Polyani on Hungarian rebellion in Lead, "Some People Have Begun"

XXXIII-38 Quoted and discussed article, Fall 1970, in Children, "Something Is Missing" (Dr. Keniston on youth)

XXXIV-18 Quoted Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., Autumn 1974, in Lead, "Character and Will" re Federalist Papers and Founding Fathers

XXXIV-21 Quoted above in Lead, "One Kind of Change" re purity of language

XXXIV-23 Quoted Kennth Keniston "Youth" in Lead, "On Self-Evolvers"

XXXIV-35 Spring 1981 story by Karl Shapiro on Melvin B. Tolson (poet) in Review, "How to Read a Book"

XXXIV-46 Quoted Summer 1981 article by Diane Ravitch in Lead, "On Creating the Future"

XXXV-4 Autumn 1981 issue, "Gertrude Himmelfarb's article in Lead, "Deciding on Importance"

XXXV-35 Quoted Wylie Sypher, Winter 1967-68 (Gaston Bachelard) in Children, "On Self- Discovery"

XXXV-39 Spring 1966 article by Jacob Bronowski in Lead, "The Logic of the Mind" and quoted Spring 1982 Robert Adams article on higher education in Children, "No Monuments Needed"

XXXV-48 Quoted Autumn 1975 issue, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., on language, in Lead, "A Look at Intellectual Processes"

XXXV-51 Quoted Rene Dubos (1977) in Lead, "A Question of Reverance"

XXXVI-2 Quoted 1966 essay by J. Bronowski in Lead, "Minds Seeking Freedom"

XXXVI-13 Quoted Jeremy Bernstein, Winter 1982-83 in Lead, "The Nectar of Eternity" ("Science for the Non-Scientist")

XXXVI-25 1971 article by Peter Marks (short-term good for individual bad for community) in Lead, "Systems of Infrastructure"

XXXVI-25 Vermont Royster, E.D. Hirsch, Jr., and Aristides in Children, "The Art of Balancing"

XXXVI-41 Quoted Leon Kass, M.D., Spring 1983, "The Case for Mortality" in Frontiers, "Is Death a Friend?"

XXXVI-43 Quoted Spring 1983 on teaching reading and writing by E.D. Hirsch, Jr., in Children, "Part of the Act of Living"

XXXVI-46 Clara Claiborne Park quoted on Werner Jaeger, Summer 1983 issue, in Children, "Paideia"; also quoted Aristides

American Scholar-(Continued)

XXXVII-1 Clara Claiborne Park, Summer 1983 on Wild's comparison of rhetoric and advertising, and from Spring 1963, Joseph Wood Krutch on "Sloburbs" in Frontiers, "Sloburbia, etc."

XXXVII-20 Joseph P. Fell on John William Miller from Winter 1983-84 in Lead, "The Whole of the Argument" (revising philosophical idealism)

XXXVII-46 Summer 1984, E.D. Hirsch, Jr. re teaching literature and English in "Why Schooling Is Going Wrong"

XXXVII-50 Autumn 1965, "Morality and Ethics" by Kenneth Keniston in Lead, "From Morality to Ethics"

XXXVIII-5 Summer 1984, E.D. Hirsch on policies of educational administrators in "School and State"

XXXVIII-6 Christina Sommers (Summer 1984) on "moral education and reform" in schools in "What Is Moral Education?"

XXXVIII-8 Wylie Sypher and his use of Bachlard's The Poetics of Space from Winter 1967-68 issue in Review, "A Desirable Synthesis"

XXXVIII-13 Joseph Wood Krutch, 1951 essay on "competition" in Review, "Predation or Symbiosis?"

XXXVIII-15 Joseph Wood Krutch, Summer 1954 "Conservation Is Not Enough" in Lead, "The Next Step"

XXXVIII-17 Summer 1984 Christina Sommers on "values" in Lead, "Myths, Novels, 'Facts'"

XXXVIII-22 Christina Sommers re teaching of "ethics" in Lead, "What Is Morality?"

XXXVIII-24 Quoted Christina Sommers (Summer 1984) "Old Bag of Virtues" in Lead, "Ways of Thinking about Change"

XXXVIII-40 Quoted Spring 1985 Lauro Martines, "Large and Little School Teaching" in Children, "One-Room Schoolhouse"

XXXIX-19 Winter 1985-86, Thomas P. Rohlen on education in Japan, in Children, "Learning from Japan"

XXXIX-50 August 1986 quotes Jacques Barzun on "computer" writing in Children, "Emasculating Language"

XL-3 William Mueller, Winter 1987, in Editorial "On Farming"

American Scholar, The

XX-48 Frontiers

XXV-4 Frontiers

American Scientist

XXXIII-50 Quoted letter to by J. Stan Rowe in Frontiers, "The 'Moral' Authorities of Progress"

American Self-Criticism

VIII-31 Lead

American Sociological Review

XIX-24 LaMar T. Empey and Jerome Rabow quoted from Oct. 1961 issue in Frontiers, "Modeling for Social Good"

American Soldier, The - Robert S. Lynd

XXIV-39 C. Wright Mills' quote from given in Frontiers, "In Honor of C. Wright Mills"

American Spectator

XXXVIII-44 Quoted Denis P. Doyle on education in Chicago

American Studies, Foundation for

XII-4 Their 1956 "Symposium on Individuality and Personality" produced Essays on Individuality, U. of Pa. Press, 1958, edited by Felix Morley, reviewed in "Reflections on Individuality"

American Teacher

XLI-27 March 1988, quoted Larry Koralik re textbooks in Frontiers, "Odds and Bad Ends"

American Testament, The - Mortimer Adler and William Gorman (Praeger, 1975)

XXIX-8 John Adam's words quoted from in Editorial, "One Change For the Better"

American Thinker

XXXV-16 Lead (Emerson-biography)

American Tradition, An

XXXI-22 Review

American Tragedy

VII-18 Lead - J. Robert Oppenheimer

VII-42 Waldo Frank's Nation article of same title as above reviewed in Lead, "Sanity and Honor"

American West, The (Quarterly)

XVII-20 Editorial by Ray A. Billington quoted in Review, "Reviewer's Delight"

"Americanism" and Russia

XVII-20 Review (Milton Meyer in Progressive)

"Americanism" Literature

II-17 Review (Rose Wilder Lane's The Discovery of Freedom)

Americanization of Emily, The - William Bradford Hui

XIII-37 Quoted in Editorial, "The Synanon 'Family'" under sub-title "Subversive Character"

Americanization of Psychoanalysis, The - Walter A. Weisskopf

XVII-5 Lead

Americans and Chinese - Francis L. K. Hsu

VII-21 Reference to in review of Eastern World, "An English Perspective"

Americans Don't Lose Locomotives"

II-6 Editorial (but they lose 9,000 tanks)

Américas (intercultural magazine published in English, Spanish and Portuguese by Pan American Union)

XIII-4 Article by Mariano Picon-Salas reprinted from Nov. 1959 issue as Lead

America's Energy - Robert Engler, Ed. (Pantheon, 1980)

XXXIV-40 Articles appearing in Nation during past century, discussed and quoted in Review, "Nation's Articles on Energy"

America's "Public Relations"

X-17 Frontiers

America's Real Religion - A Powell Davies

II-25 Reviewed

America's Sahib Complex

XIV-25 Editorial

America's Undefined Religion

II-25 Review of Amrica's Real Religion-A Powell Davies

America's Unhonored Dream

XXXII-17 Review

Ameringer, Oscar

I-8 If You Don't Weaken - Review, "Minority Men"

III-47 Long quotation from above book in Lead, "The Good Die Young-Or Barely Live" re difficulties of keeping the Leader alive during World War I

III-48 Quote from above book in Children on difficulties of anyone agreeing with Leader during war hysteria

XXXI-25 If You Don't Weaken reviewed in Lead, "The Solid Meaning of Life"

XXXI-25 Quoted in "Luther's Reformation" based on work by d'Aubigny, quoted in Lead

Ames, Adelbert, Jr.

XX-26 Quoted from Morning Notes of Adelbert Ames, Jr., in Review, "Foundations of Tomorrow's Science"

XX-28 Quoted on perceptual awareness in Lead, "Uses and Misuses of Conformith"

XX-45 Quote from Morning Notes of Adelbert Ames in Frontiers, "Fact and Opinion"

XXI-34 Quoted in Lead, "Promethean or Epimethean Progress?"

XXII-38 Quoted from The Morning Notes in Lead, "The Convention of Knowledge"

Ames, Oakes

XXXII-8 His Economic Annuals and Human Cultures quoted from in Review, "West Coast Americana"

XXXVIII-52 Quoted Economic Annuals and Human Cultures in Frontiers, "Humanistic Science" (anthropology vs. Botany)

XXXIX-9 Quoted (by Edgar Anderson) in Review, "Adventure in Botany"

Ames, Steven

XXXII-47 Quoted from Rain, in Children, "Working with Neighbors"

Ames, Van Meter (Prof. of Philosophy at University of Cincinnati)

VIII-24 Quote from his Philosophy East and West article on Zen in Lead, "Rediscovery of Asia"

Amherst College

IX-51 Five-year experiment conducted there discussed in Children, from Fred M. Hechinger article in Perspectives USA

Amiable Anarchist Speaks, An

XI-45 Frontiers - Heinz Kraschutski

Amid the Encircling Gloom

XXV-49 Review

Amiel (Swiss diarist, 1821-81)

I-34 Warnings on American democracy

III-2 Quotation from on problems of a democratic society. Materialism auxiliary doctrine of every tyranny. Ref. to his Journal

Amiel-(Continued)

III-20 Quote from Journal re "Self-government with tenderness" in Children

VI-21 Quoted in Lead, "Concerning Prophecy"

X-25 Tolstoy quoted from introduction to Journal

XVI-33 Quoted in Lead, "The Strenuous Life"

XVII-15 Quoted from Feb. 16, 1874 entry in Journal In Time in Lead, "The Prophetic Agonizers"

XVII-21 Requoted from above

XXIII-45 Quoted from Journal in Lead, "Some Successful Prophets"

XXVI-12 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Creation and Discovery"

XXVII-38 Quoted in Editorial, "Signs and Predictions"

XXXII-14 Quoted in Editorial, "Prophetic Voices"

XXXV-4 Quoted in Lead, "Deciding on Importance" (re "Truth" communicated by contagion)

XXXVI-1 Quoted his Journal in Lead, "A Threat of Self-Knowledge" (re materialism)

Amis, Kingsley

XII-45 Quoted from Dell collection The Beat Generation and the Angry Young Men - also review of his Lucky Jim by Walter Allen in same, quoted in Lead, "The Search for Roots"

XIII-18 Robert Hatch's Nation (Mar. 19) review of his New Maps of Hell (Lectures at Princeton on science fiction) quoted from in Frontiers, "Toward Freedom"

XXXII-25 Robert Nye's review of his Rudyard Kipling and His World quoted from Mar. 31, 1976 Christian Science Monitor in Children, "Good Odds, Bad Ends"

Amish (from Ecologist) - Thomas Foster

XXXV-23 Article quoted in Frontiers, "Changes in Thought and Action"

Amish Community

XXIV-8 Stephen Arons' story on Supreme Court decision quoted from Jan. 15 Saturday Review in Lead, "Who Is Responsible For Education?"

XXXVIII-40 Unidentified paper on Amish school in Aylmer, Ont. quoted in Children, "The One- Room Schoolhouse"

Amish, Learning from the-Thomas Foster

XXXV-23 Article quoted in Frontiers, "Changes in Thought and Action"

Ammonius Saccas

XXI-15 Church historian, Mosheim's reference to quoted in Lead, "Religion and Religions"

Ammunition for Peacemakers (Pilgrimage Press) 1986

XL-9 Editorial, quoted Freeman Dyson, discusses Phillips P. Moulton's (the editor) comments in ". . . All for Nothing"

Amnesty-A Good Institution

XXXI-23 Frontiers

Among the Optimistic Thinkers

VII-29 Frontiers (Lyman Bryson, Maxwell Anderson)

Among the Psychics

II-52 Frontiers, There Is a Psychic World, Dr. Horace Westwood

Amory, Cleveland

XXIV-42 Quoted from Oct. 9 Saturday Review in re talk with Thor Heyerdahl about pollution in Frontiers, "Where Reform Should Begin"

Amrine, Michael

VI-48 Ref. to in Progressive article in Frontiers, "Seeds of 'Counter Revolution'"

Amrita Bazar Patrika

XXXVI-5 Quoted Gandhi from Aug. 3, 1934 issue re the "masses" and non-violence, in Lead, "An Impossible Enterprise"

Amsterdam World Assembly of Churches

I-43 Christian Century & Progressive (Milton Mayer's accounts of)

Amstutz, Dr. G. C.

XIX-19 His letter to editors used in Lead, "Over the Old Bridge"

Amusing Ourselves to Death - Neil Postman (Viking, 1985)

XXXIX-22 Quoted in Review, "The Distractions of Imagery"

An Age of Many Names

XXV-7 Lead

An Amiable Anarchist Speaks

XI-45 Frontiers - Heinz Kraschutski

An Ancient Dilemma

XXII-15 Editorial

An Ancient Mystery

XXVII-1 Editorial

An Ancient Quest

XIII-5 Lead

An Ancient Question

XXXIX-13 Lead (Moral law)

An Ape of Gods- The Art and Thought of Lafcadio Hearn

XXXII-12 A book by Beongcheon Yu, reviewed in Review, "Lafcadio Hearn-An Appreciation"

XXXII-12 Quote from in Editorial, "One Man's Success"

An Aristocratic Art

XLI-50 Lead

An Article, A Book

XL-2 Lead

An Article and a Movie

V-43 Frontiers - Harper's article on Lewis Mumford, Cry the Beloved Country (film)

An Emerging Theme

XXXIII-37 Review

An Enchanted Childhood at Raven Rocks - Else Crooks Harper (Community Service Inc., Box 243, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387)

XL-35 Quoted in Frontiers, "All Things Are Connected"

An Honorable Century

XL-14 Frontiers (Freedom, anarchists)

An Ideal Life

XL-25-34 Lead (Thoreau)

An Immediate Problem

XXXIV-18 Frontiers - re crime

An Immortal Tale

XL-37 Review (Jean Giono) last section by Catherine Roberts on Choose Life

An Important Distinction

XXXIII-10 Editorial

An Incomplete Guide to the Future - Willis Harmon

XXXIV-3 Quoted in Frontiers, "Schools of the People"

An Interesting Decision

XXXIV-9 Frontiers

An Intermediate Outlook

XXXIII-46 Review

An Involving Book

XXXIII-21 Review

An Israeli Dove Speaks

XL-37 Frontiers

An Opening Door

XL-40 Lead (Becker, Sheldrake)

An Outbreak of Peace - Sarah Pirtle

XL-38 Quoted in Children, "A Nice Good Book"

An Unsolved Mystery

XL-39 Reviewed On the Iliad

Anachronistic Agnostic, The

XII-3 Frontiers - Maurice Lowe - Canada

ANAI (Costa Rica)

XXXIX-18 Quoted their letter in Frontiers, "Tropical Farming Project"

XXXIX-37 Editorial quoted Bill McLarney re volunteers, "Opportunity in Costa Rica"

XL-48 Letter from Wm. McLarney in Frontiers, "The Atlantic Coastal Environment"

XLI-51 Annual report quoted in "Help for Costa Rica" (1176 Bryson City Road, Franklin, N. Carolina 28734)

Analects

XXXIV-43 Definition of from Britannica in Lead, "A Task of Rectification" (Lun-Yu on "Discourses and Dialogues")

Analysis and Synthesis

XL-24 Lead

Analysis of Oppression

XXXV-26-34 A chapter in Weil's book, Oppression and Liberty quoted in Editorial, "The Madness of Power-Seeking"

Analytical Psychology, Its Theory and Practice - C. G. Jung (Pantheon, $6.95)

XXI-51 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Jung's Thought in 1935" also quoted Dr. E. A. Bennet's statement from the foreword

XXI-52 Quote from in Frontiers, "The Imperialism of Language"

Ananthu, T. S.

XL-47 Pamphlet, A Gandhian Approach to Technological Wonders for the 21st Century, Frontiers, "A Growing Menace"

Anarchist (British Journal)

XVI-28 Martin Daniel article, "A Charter for the Unfree Child" quoted from Nov. 1962 issue in Children, "Notes and Quotes"

XVII-36 Paul Goodman talk quoted from March issue in Children, "'Anarchism' and Education"

Anarchist, The - James Joll

XVIII-11 Concluding portion of Nicolas Walter's review of in Dec. 1964 Anarchy quoted in Frontiers, "A Freer Society"

Anarchist Papers, The -- Dimitrios Roussopoulos, ed. (Murray Bookchin, Noam Chomsky, etc. - Black Rose Books, Montreal)

XXXIX-27 Quoted Paul Goodman from The New Reformation and comment by George Woodcock in Children, "On Paul Goodman"

XXXIX-44 George Woodcock re anarchists on "tradition" and views of Goodman in Lead, "Contrasting World Views"

Anarchist and Some Socialists, An

XXXV-2 Frontiers

Anarchist Collective, The- Workers' Self-Management in the Spanish Revolution 1936-1939 (Free Life Editions, $10.00 - edited by Sam Dolgoff)

XXX-11 Murray Bookchin's Introduction to quoted in Lead, "The Hidden Truths"

XXX-16 Reviewed and Gaston Leval quoted from in "Report on Spanish Anarchists" Murray Bookchin introduction also quoted

Anarchist Contribution, The

VII-46 Frontiers

Anarchist Historian

XXVIII-46 Review

Anarchist Prince, The - George Woodcock and Ivan Avakumovic (Schocken, 1971)

XXIV-35 Discussed and quoted in Review with that title

XXIV-36 Quote from section on Kropotkin's The Conquest of Bread in Frontiers, "A Better Abundance"

XXXIII-21 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Thinking About What To Do"

Anarchist Prince, The

XXIV-35 Review

Anarchist Proposal, An

III-18 Frontiers - on World Citizenship

Anarchist Vision, The

XVIII-24 Frontiers - Errico Malatesta, His Life and Ideas

Anarchist Writings of William Godwin, The - Peter Marshall (Freedom Press)

XXXIX-38 Reviewed, quoted in "William Godwin"

Anarchists, The - edited by Irving L. Horowitz

XIX-15 Discussed and quoted in Review of same title

Anarchists of Spain, The

XXXI-3 Review

Anarchy (English Journal) published by Freedom Press, 84a Whitechapel High St., London

XIV-51 Patrick Geddes quoted from Sept. 1961, in Children, "Anarchy On Purpose"

XV-36 John Ellerby quoted, Nov. 1961, in Review, "'Way Out' - Some Reasons Why"

XV-48 Geoffrey Ostergaard quoted from Oct. issue in Lead, "The Irrelevance of the Cold War"

Anarchy-(Continued)

XVI-2 Roger Bray quoted on Leo Tse's teaching from Sept. 1962 issue in Frontiers, "Strange Currents"

XVI-6 Roger Bray quoted from Sept. 1962, in Lead, "The Right To Be Wise"

XVI-14 Arthur Uloth quoted, Jan. issue, in Children, "Children and the Myths of War"

XVI-32 Charles Radcliffe quoted from May issue in Children, "Notes from the Radicals"

XVI-32 Wynford Hicks, student at Oxford, quoted from same issue in same Children

XVI-37 Tom McAlpine quote, April 1963 issue in Frontiers, "Therapy for a Sick Civilization"

XVII-12 Alexander Trocchi article, "The Spontaneous University" quoted from Sept. 1963 issue, in Review, "Miscellany"

XVIII-3 Article by Greer and Blossom quoted from Sept. 1964 issue in Children, "Some English Critics"

XVIII-31 Nicolas Walter's review (concluding portion) of James Joll's The Anarchists and volume by George Woodcock, quoted from Dec. 1964 issue in Frontiers, "A Freer Society"

XIX-28 Arnold Pressman quoted from in Frontiers, "The Evolution of Synanon"

XIX-38 Penelope Leach article from No. 64 issue used as Children, "The Rigid Child" Also briefly quoted in Editorial, "To Correct Rigidity"

XX-4 Lewis Herber quoted, Nov. 1966 issue in Lead, "Ecology Plus"

XX-14 Lewis Herber quoted from above in Lead, "The Measure of Progress"

XX-41 Lewis Herber quoted from Aug. 1967 issue in Lead, "Nature's Voice Has Changed"

XXI-18 Kate Vandergrift quoted from May 1967 (No. 75) issue in Children, "Drama in London"

XXI-46 Peter Miller, Peter Reston, Paul Foot quoted in re R. F. MacKenzie's work at Braehead School, from Dec. 1967 (No. 82) issue in Children, "Experiment in Scotland"

XXII-25 Tom Woolley, John Turner, and George Molner quoted from March 1969 issue in Frontiers, "The New Renaissance"

XXII-51 Anthony Weaver paper quoted from Sept. (No. 103) in Children, "Schools and Problems"

XXIII-1 Kingsley Widmer quoted from No. 104 in Review, "Humanist Themes"

XXIV-19 George Gardstein and Keith Paton quoted from No. 108 in Review (Dec. 1970) "Magazines from Abroad"

XXVIII-46 Nicholas Walter quoted from Dec. 1964 issue in Review, "Anarchist Historian"

XVIII-3 Article by Greer and Blossom, Sept. 1964, quoted in Children, "Some English Critics"

Anarchy-(Continued)

XVIII-11 Nicolas Walter's review of James Joll's The Anarchists and volume by Geo. Woodcock, quoted, Dec. 1964 issues

Anarchy and Order - Herbert Read (first published in England in 1954, paper by Beacon, 1970, $2.95)

XXV-14 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Some Redefinitions"

XXXVIII-40 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Mysterious 'Chemical Change'"

Anarchy in Action - Colin Ward (Freedom Press, 1982)

XXXVI-19 Quoted (what people do without pressure of law) in Lead, "The Neglected Capacity of Humans"

Anatomy of Contempt

XXI-36 Review "Anatomy of Futility"

XX-33 Editorial

Anatomy of the Future - Roderick Seidenberg

XIV-42 Quoted in Review, "Twentieth-Century Synthesis" Also quoted in Editorial, "Who Shapes Our Ends?"

Anatomy of Knowledge, The - edited by Marjorie Grene (University of Massachusetts Press, 1969)

XXIV-36 Quote from Introduction to in Lead, "The Question of 'Proof'" Quotes also from essays by Marjorie Grene, Sigmund Koch, Michael Polanyi

XXIX-48 Michael Polanyi's paper, "Structure of Consciousness," quoted from in Lead, "Hidden Identities"

Anatomy of Marxism

XXXIII-7 Editorial

Anatomy of a Myth

X-2 Frontiers (Tokyo Rose)

Anatomy of Nature, The - Andreas Feininger (Crown, 1956)

XXIV-15 Quotes from in Children, "Pictures by Feininger"

Anatomy of Political Evil

XXII-49 Review

Anatomy of Reality

XXXVII-3 Reviewed, quoted in "A Mirror and Magnifier"

XXXVII-22 Quoted on imagination in Children, "Education of Imagination"

"Anatomy" of the Self

XVI-28 Editorial

Anatomy of Understanding, The

XIX-27 Lead

Anaxagoras

II-47 Socrates had an early enthusiasm for but later revised opinion

Anaximander (Milesian school of Greek philosophy)

I-33 Reference to his God-idea in review of Wendell Thomas' On the Resolution of Science and Faith

"Ancestor" or Humanistic Psychology, An

XXIII-40 Frontiers

Ancestors of Man, The

I-39 Frontiers (Apes, Giants and Man, Franz Weidenreich; Henry Fairfield Osborn; Julian Huxley)

Anchor Books (Doubleday series)

VI-35 Given plug in Editorial, "Worthy Ventures"

Anchor Review

XII-33 John Lukacs quoted from in Lead, "Crossroads for Democracy"

XII-35 John Lukacs again quoted in Lead, "No Issue"

Ancient Americans

XXII-44 Review

Ancient Becomes the Modern, The

XXX-7 Review

Ancient Civilizations of the Andes - Philip Ainsworth

XXV-12 Brief quotation from in Editorial, "The Inviolability of 'X'"

XXV-52 Quoted in Lead, (x-factor in human beings)

Ancient Egyptian Religion - H. Frankfort (Columbia University Press, 1948)

I-39 Reviewed in "The Gods of Egypt"

II-42 Quotation from in review (Frontiers) of Tibetan Book of the Dead

XVIII-1 Quoted in Lead, "The Sacred Bonds"

XX-14 Quoted in Lead, "The Measure of Progress"

XXIX-37 Quoted in Lead, "Extra-Territorial Perspective"

XXXII-9 Quoted in Lead, "A Project of Wondering"

Ancient Esperanto?

IV-14 Frontiers

Ancient Greeks, The

XXXV-47 Review (various books on Greece, old and new)

Ancient Irrigators

XXXVII-48 Frontiers (Libya)

Ancient Life in the American Southwest - Edgar L. Hewett (Bobbs- Merrill, 1930)

XX-42 Quoted in Lead, "Toward an Unmanaged Future"

XXII-42 Quoted in Children, "Accessible 'New' History"

XXVII-16 Quoted from in Lead, "Awareness In America"

XXIX-3 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Ring of Truth"

XXIX-21 Quoted in Review, "Historic Aberration"

XXXI-3 Quoted in Review, "The Anarchists of Spain"

Ancient Question, An

XXXIX-13 Lead (Moral law)

Ancient Religion

IX-5 Editorial

And Another Thing - Howard Spring

V-28 Quotation from in Review of The Houses in Between

And Even If You Do - Joseph Wood Krutch (William Morrow, $6.50)

XX-46 Discussed and quoted in Review, "An Independent Mind" Also quoted in Editorial, "A Note by Picasso"

And Gazelles Leaping

V-43 Mentioned in Review, ". . . and Heaven, too"

IX-18 Review

And Madly Teach - Mortimer Smith

VII-51 Reference to in Children

And May God Have Mercy . . . The Case Against Capital Punishment - Eugene Block

XVII-16 Quoted in Review, "A Study of the Death Penalty"

And Now Miguel - Joseph Krumgold

VII-29 Reviewed in Children

And Save Them for Pallbearers - James Garrett

XI-51 Reviewed, "War and the Image of the Hero"

. . . And So Proud - George Yamada

IX-35 Frontiers

And Wait for the Night - John William Corrington

XIX-13 Long quote from in Frontiers, "'Speak Truth to Power'"

XXXIII-37 Mentioned in Lead, "Irreducible Vision"

Andersen, Hans Christian

V-42 Review "The Quest for Living"

V-43 Children

VI-4 Children

Anderson, Alfred and Dorothy (Cherry Ct., Ukiah, CA 95482, #10)

XXXIV-39 Quoted letter in Community Service Newsletter May/June 1981 (re decentralization) in Frontiers, "Questions of the Times"

Anderson, Camilla M.

X-49 Her Beyond Freud quoted in Review, "What's Wrong With Morality?"

Anderson, Edgar

XVI-46 Quoted from Autumn 1963 Landscape in Editorial, "Weekend Pantheism?"

XXIII-44 His story of Soviet biologist, N. I. Vavilov, quoted from Plants, Man and Life in Lead, "Vision and Vulgarization"

XXXII-8 Bob Callahan's review of A Geographical Sketch of Early Man in "West Coast America"

XXXIII-25 His Landscape Papers reviewed in "Cliches and Bulldozers" and in Review

XXXII-47 Discussed Landscape Papers in Editorial, "Community Honor Roll"

Anderson, Henry

XVIII-14 Quoted from Feb. Liberation in Lead, "The Obscure Alliance"

XVIII-17 Quoted from Liberation in Lead, "A Society Worth Having"

XIX-46 His KPFA commentary text of Lead, "The Case Against the Drug Culture" Also one sentence quote in Editorial, "Openings and Births"

XX-3 Quoted in Frontiers, "Concerning Arguments About LSD"

XX-8 His KPFA broadcast text of Lead, "The War on Alienation

XX-23 Quoted in Frontiers, "Response to 'Community'"

Anderson, Henry-(Continued)

XX-29 KPFA broadcast subject of Frontiers, "We, Too, Deserve to Be Free"

XXI-3 Wrote Lead, "Toward a Sociology of Being"

XXI-11 Briefly quoted in Editorial, "The Objectivity We Need" Wrote Frontiers, "The Sickness Unto Death"

XXI-15 Quoted from March 15 Peace News in Editorial, "Education and Peace"

XXII-18 Wrote Lead, "Grounds For Not Giving Up"

XXIII-13 Sympathetic Interaction"

XXIII-14 Symbolic Interaction" - Lead

XXIII-15 The Need to Judge" - Frontiers

XXIII-18 Wrote Lead, "The Denaturization of Human Nature"

XXIV-13 His So Shall Ye Reap (co-author, Joan London) discussed and quoted in Review "What Couldn't Happen-But Did"

XXIV-52 Wrote Frontiers, "The Longing for Belonging"

XXVI-24 His contribution to Conflict and Consensus quoted in Lead, "The Uses of Sociology"

XXXIV-21 Quoted from MANAS (May 6, 1970) 5 books re "Ape" belief, in Lead, "One Kind of Change"

XXXVII-7 Quoted above in Review, "Truth in Myth" ("The Denaturalization of Human Nature")

Anderson, Jack

XXXIX-20 Quoted his column on training dolphins for war from Not Man Apart, July/Aug. 1984 in Frontiers, "Unpleasant Realities"

Anderson, Kate (teacher at Mariposa School)

XXX-10 Quoted on conditions at school by Vicki Allen in Oct. 21 Mendocino Grapevine in Children, "Mountain School"

Anderson, Maxwell

IV-24 Review of his Off Broadway - "Phoenix of the Arts"

V-41 Quotations from Barefoot in Athens in Children

VII-20 Brief quote in Children to effect that play has to "take an attitude toward the world"

VII-29 Long quotations from Off Broadway in Frontiers, "Among the Optimistic Thinkers"

XI-38 Off Broadway quoted in Review, "Philosophy and Drama"

XVII-7 Off Broadway quoted in Frontiers, "What Perspective Are 'New'?"

XVIII-44 Off Broadway quoted in Review, "The Author As Philosopher"

XXVI-19 Off Broadway quoted in Lead, "From the Beginning"

XXX-49 Comment on poetry quoted from Off Broadway in Children, "More On the Arts"

Anderson, Quentin

XXIX-45 Quoted on Emerson from Summer American Scholar in Lead, "Outside-Looking Back"

Anderson, Roy

XL-17 A business man's paper on "changes" and "changing," Lead, "No Easy Answers"

Anderson, Sherwood

XIV-40 A letter of his to Theodore Dreiser in 1938 taken from Viking's Portable Sherwood Anderson given in Harry Ditzler's Lead article, "A Mind-to-Mind Community"

Anderson, Susan

XXIX-19 Quoted on work of Larry Dye from Feb. 10 Paris Tribune in Children, "Paying Attention to Children"

Anderson, Walt

XXVIII-5 Quoted from Fall 1974 Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Review, "The Therapy of Pragmatists"

XXX-14 The American Episode in Human Evolution reviewed in "Getting To Know Better"

Anderson, Walter, ed.

XXVII-16 Quoted his introduction to Rethining Liberalism in Review, "Conflicting Trends"

Andersonville Trial, The - Saul Levitt

XIII-19 Brief quote of Tom Driver's review of in Christian Century, Feb. 3, in Review, "'The War Lover'"

Ando, Prof. Shoei

XXVI-20 Quoted from Zen and American Transcendentalism in Lead, "The Terms of Self-Knowledge"

Andrew, Fred

XXVI-13 Quoted from March "Society" issue of Saturday Review on Farming Methods in Lead, "The Paramount Laws"

Andrews, Bert

II-24 His Washington Witch Hunt quoted in "Loyalty Among Government Employees" in Lead, "Men and Idea Systems"

Andrews, C. F.

III-16 Quote from letter from Gandhi to him in Editorial, "Love of Country"

Angel Inside Went Sour, The - Dr. Esther Rothman (David McKay, 1971, Bantam)

XXV-17 Discussed and quoted in Lead, "School and Society"

XXV-18 Discussed and quoted in Children, "A School in Brooklyn"

XXVII-16 Quote from in Lead, "Awareness In America"

XXIX-19 Quoted in Children, "Paying Attention to Children"

XLI-2 Quoted in Children, "A School in New York"

Angelina, Sister (nun)

XXXIII-12 Quoted from her letter in The Ecologist (Nov.-Dec. 1979) in Lead, "Grounds for Suspicion"

Angell, Norman

I-33 The Public Mind quoted in Letter from England

Angell, Norman-(Continued)

V-31 Quotation from his Peace and the Plain Man in Lead, "Rehearsal for Ragnarok"

XI-25 His The Great Illusion referred to in Editorial, "'Rational Pacifism'?"

XV-51 Peace and the Plain Man quoted in Lead, "Politics, Religion, and the Agnostic Spirit"

XVI-22 Peace and the Plain Man quoted in Editorial, "Captives of 'War Morality'?"

XXX-39 The Great Illusion quoted in Lead, "A Designer's Approach"

Angelou, Maya

XXXVI-38 I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (education of black children) in Lead, "Servile Education in America"

Anger and the Pain, The

XIV-23 Lead

Anger Without An Object

X-43 Lead

Angolite, The(pub. by inmates of Louisiana State Penitentiary )

XIX-43 Paul Salstrom quotes Neil Pettry from in Frontiers, "Behind 'Pen-Pals for Prisoners'"

Angry Utopians

IV-37 Review (The High Place, Geoffrey Household)

Angus, Douglas

XIV-19 His The Ivy Trap quoted from in Review, "'Cultural Criticism' in Recent Novels"

XIV-31 The Ivy Trap briefly quoted in Review, "A Critic Writes"

Angus, Sylvia

XXI-16 Her article on ideas of Marshall McLuhan quoted from Mar. 16 Saturday Review in Review, "The Stringed Lute"

Angyal, Dr. Andras

XVII-39 His article from Fall 1962 Journal of Humanistic Psychology reprinted as Frontiers, "Aesthetic Experiences"

XXIX-10 His Neurosis and Treatment-A Holistic Theory reviewed in "Understanding Neurosis"

XXIX-11 Neurosis. . . quoted in Lead, "What Is 'Morality'?"

XXIX-22 Neurosis. . . quoted in Lead, "The Ability to Perceive Wholes"

XXIX-23 Neurosis. . . mentioned in Review, "Disconnected Musings on Publishing"

Animal Inn - Virginia Moe (Houghton Mifflin, 1946)

VIII-11 Discussed in Children

Animal Machines

XVII-53 Quoted in Frontiers article of same title Animal Machines

XVII-53 Frontiers

Animal Treasure - Ivan T. Sanderson

VI-51 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Race That Never Ran"

Animism, Not Pantheism

XIII-4 Editorial

Anna and the King of Siam

VIII-18 Reference to in article on the real King Mongkut

Anna Karenina and Other Essays -F. R. Leavis (Pantheon, $5.95)

XXI-32 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Responsible Reader"

XXXIII-39 Quote from in Lead, "No Simple Statement"

Annals (pub. of American Academy of Political and Social Science)

XIX-15 Dr. Eugene Carson Blake quoted from Jan. issue in Lead, "Images and Iconoclasts" Also quoted in Editorial, "Philosophy and Conduct"

XXVII-15 Walter Weisskopf quoted from Sept. 1973 issue in Lead, "Old Rationalism for New"

XXXIII-39 Quoted in Lead, "No Simple Statement"

Annals of Earth Stewardship - Nancy Todd (10 Shanks Rd., Falmouth, Mass. 02540)

XXXVI-48 Quoted in Lead, "Healing Ourselves"; also quoted Nancy Todd from Vol. 1

XXXVII-14 Quoted Nancy Todd re New Alchemy Inst. and William Irwin Thompson article on psycho-social overview of current changes in Frontiers, "Patterns of Sustainability"; also Sherrill B. Smith, Jr. (all from first issue)

XXXVII-24 Quoted Vol. II, No. 1, Nancy Todd on New Alchemy Inst. in Children, "Places to Go"

XXXVII-37 First issues, 1984, quoted article by Baldwin, failures of technologies which lack support systems in Frontiers

XXXVII-49 Vol. II, No. 2 Donella Meadows, John Todd, Vernon Ruttan, in Frontiers, "Bioregional Development"

XXXIX-38 No. 1, Vol. IV, Bill McLarney on importing tropical fish, in Frontiers, "Trees and Tropical Fish"

XXXIX-49 No. 2, Vol. IV John and Nancy Todd on the trimaran and research vessel in Children, "A Radical Proposal"

XL-14 Jane Sorenson re founding of New Alchemy, from No. 3, in Lead, "Analysis and Synthesis"

XLI-17 Nancy Todd, Keven MacLean, Wes Jackson, Vol. V, No. 3, in Lead, "A Thousand Year Journey"

XLI-52 Nancy Todd on stone structures hidden in woods near Falmouth in Frontiers, "Looking Ahead"

Annals of Innocence and Experience - Herbert Read

XXIX-45 His quote from Coleridge in, used in Children, "A Sad Story"

Annan, Noel

V-2 Discussion of his Leslie Stephen in "Letter from England"

XVI-28 Quoted from April Encounter on Herbert Butterfield's Lindsay Memorial Lectures of 1962 in Children, "Notes and Quotes"

XXVII-44 Quoted on Carlyle from June 27 New York Review of Books in Lead, "What Sort of Awakening?"

Annan, Noel-(Continued)

XXXII-4 Quoted on Carlyle from June 1974 New York Review of Books in Lead, "A Place Created"

XXXVII-13 Quoted NY Review on Carlyle's view of history in Lead, "The Acts of Individuals"

Annixter, Paul

V-31 Reference to his Swiftwater in Children

Announcement

XXXIV-41 Editorial (Literature available on CO's, Schumacher, etc.)

Anon Save, Anon Damn

XXXII-50 Frontiers

Another "Book for Our Time"

XV-50 Review

Another Conversation

XV-7 Frontiers

Another "Cradle of the Race"

V-6 Frontiers

Another Douglas Travelogue

XVI-3 Review

Another "Failure of Nerve"?

XVII-45 Frontiers

Another "Gandhian" Western

IX-50 Review

Another Gloomy Dane

XXI-26 Review

Another Great Prisoner

II-20 Review - "Out of Exile" - Soetan Sjahrir

Another Kind of Evolution

XIII-35 Lead

Another Kind of Frontier

XXXII-19 Frontiers

Another Kind of Progress

XXI-7 Review

Another Language

XXVII-45 Lead

Another Leopold Book

XLI-38 Editorial

Another Letter on "The East"

VII-46 Editorial (See also "Letter from Moscow")

VII-50 Lead, "Impartiality is the Issue"

Another Life

IV-7 Lead

Another New Publisher

XXX-14 Frontiers

Another Schell Book

XXXVII-24 Review ("Reflections," New Yorker)

Another Sort of American Dream

XL-38 Frontiers

Another "Strunk and White" - Wm. Mathes

XVII-19 Review

Another Time Around

XXIX-46 Editorial

Another Turning-Point?

XXXI-51 Editorial

Another Way

XXXIV-36 Frontiers (affecting the thinking of people)

Another World

IV-43 Lead

Another "World Perspective"

IX-41 Review (The Transformations of Man - Lewis Mumford)

Another World View

XXVI-36 Lead

Anouilh, Jean

XIII-23 Featured quotations from The Fighting Cock, Dec. 20, 1959 N.Y. Times Magazine quoted in Frontiers, "Fighting Words"

Anshen, Dr. Ruth Nanda

IX-7 Introduction to Radhakrishnan's Recovery of Faith (by Ashen)

IX-41 Editor of "World Perspective" series- mentioned in Review of Mumford's The Transformations of Man, "Another 'World Perspective'"

X-43 Quoted from her article in June Mankind on the need of the humanist to reconsider their orientation in respect to man in Lead, "Two Human Situations"

X-43 Quoted in Lead, "Institutions and Symbols" for "Our Emergent Civilization" in Montague's The Future of Theism

X-43 Reference to in Editorial, "The True Religion"

XII-43 Her foreword to Rene Dubos' Mirage of Health quoted in Review of that title

XVI-19 Her introductory essay for "The Credo Series" quoted in Review of that title

XVI-50 Its Function and Destiny quoted in Children, "Perspectives on 'The Family'"

XXII-51 Her introductory to Credo Series book, The Redemption of the Robot by Herbert Read, quoted in Editorial, "Back to Plato"

XXIX-40 Quoted in ref to Copernicus from Nature of Scientific Discovery, in Lead, "Science and Consciousness"

XXXIV-2 Her introduction to Perspectives in Humanism series quoted in Lead, "At the Foot of the Mountain"

Anspacher, Louis K.

I-23 His Challenge of the Unknown deals with "damned facts" ignored by psychiatry

Answer from Limbo, An - Brian Moore

XVII-4 Quoted in Frontiers, "Of Writers and Directors"

Answers to Questions About "Fall Out"

X-27 Frontiers

Answers to Thrasymachus

I-52 Lead-on complaint against "Affirmation on Freedom"

Antaeus Report (Center for Study of Education Society, Wesleyan University)

XL-12 Quoted interview with Henry Steele Commager in Children, "Important Questions"

XL-22 Fall 1986 issue, Neil Postman on "Future Schlock" in Children, " Neil Postman On Everything"

Anthology of Religion

XXXI-21 Review

Anthology of Zen

XV-31 Frontiers

Anthology of Zen

XV-31 William Barrett's foreword to quoted in Frontiers of same title Also quoted "How Altruism is Cultivated in Zen" and essay by Stewart W. Holman also quoted.

Antholz, Peyson

XI-47 His All Shook Up briefly reviewed in Children

Anthon, Carl

VIII-16 His American Scholar article, "The Birth of the Free University," quoted in Review, "Scanning Some Periodicals"

Anthon's Classical Dictionary

VII-10 Quoted on Orpheus in Lead, "Background for Education"

Anthony, Joseph

X-37 His The Invisible Curtain reviewed in Review, "A Fortunate Few"

Anthropology, Society for Applied

IX-46 Its quarterly, Human Organization, quoted in Frontiers, "The Puzzle of Islamic Culture"

Anti-1984

XIV-24 Editorial

Anti-Clerical Clerics, The

XIX-19 Frontiers

Anti-Human Powers That Be

XVI-4 Lead

Anti-Nation - Fred Knelman (Mosaic Press, Box 1032, Oakville, Ont. L6JE59, Canada

XXXVI-21 Reviewed, quoted in "Two Transitions"

Anti-Slavery and Reform Papers - Henry David Thoreau (Harvest House, Montreal, Canada, 1963, paperback)

XXIV-42 Essay on Thomas Carlyle quoted from in Review, "The Singing Seals"

XIX-19 Thoreau quoted in Review, "More Canadian Paperbacks"

XX-30 His comment on J. A. Etzler's proposal quoted in Editorial, "A Poet's Answer"

XXII-10 Quote from Thoreau's essay on Carlyle in Review, "Three Review-Essays"

Anti-War Poems

XIX-3 Frontiers

Antigone -- Sophocles

XXVIII-48 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Words of the Greeks"

Antioch College

XXVIII-7 Discussed in Children, "Instead of 'Transmitting'"

Antioch College Bulletin (Feb. 1928)

XXVIII-20 Quoted in Children, "A College Fifty Years Ago"

Antioch's General Catalogue (1927-28)

XXVIII-20 Quoted in Children, "A College Fifty Years Ago"

Antioch Notes

XXIV-5 Arthur Morgan quoted from April 15, 1936 in Lead, "The Human Imperative"

XXVI-18 Prof. Albert B. Stewart quoted Feb. 1973 issue in Children, "Science at Antioch"

XX-47 Prof. Albert Stewart quoted, Oct. issue in Frontiers, "The Scientific Activity"

XXI-49 Edward E. Booher quoted, Oct. issue in Review, "All the Young Men. . ."

VI-48 Discussion in Frontiers, "Seeds of 'Counter Revolution'," of symposium on "Liberty, Civil and Academic"

VII-25 D. W. Gotshalk article discussed in Frontiers, "Dilemma of Liberals"

VII-36 Review, "The Specter of Predictable Man," re Andrew Hacker article from-also mentions Geo. J. Becker article on Edward Bellamy

VII-39 Antioch Review Anthology, edited by Paul Bixler, discussed in Children

VII-47 Review, "An Issue of 'Antioch Review'"

IX-7 Article "Education in U.S.A. and U.K.," quoted in Children

XIV-3 Article on John Dewey quoted and discussed in Children, "Issues in Educational Philosophy"

XVI-27 Thomas C. Greening quoted from Spring 1963 issue in Frontiers, "The Present Paradox of Ethics"

XXI-25 Ralph Ellison quoted, Summer 1945 issue, in Review, "The Real Reconstruction"

Antisthenes

I-36 "If a boy is destined to live with the gods, teach him philosophy; if with men, rhetoric," in Plato article

Antler, Joyce

XLI-42 The Making of a Modern Woman in Teachers College Record, Summer 1988, reviewed by William Ayers quoted in Children, "Sharing and Caring"

Antler, Steven

XXVII-18 His review of Models of Doom quoted from Mar. 23 Nation in Frontiers, "Nations and Communities"

Antoniadi, E. M.

I-26 Quote from showing that ancients knew of heliocentric system before Copernicus

Anvil Writers (Anvil and Student Partisan)

XI-30 Review of quarterly

Anxiety About the Schools"

XXXVIII-46 Frontiers

Anxiety and Consciousness - Jeffrey O'Connell

XXXIII-42 Quoted from Toward in Review, "The Disconcerting Art"

Anxiety and Faith - Charles R. Stinnette

X-8 Psychiatry review of quoted in Review, "Psychology and Social Perspective"

Anxious Audience, The

XVIII-42 Review

Anxious Object, The - Art Today and Its Audience - Harold Rosenberg

XVIII-42 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Anxious Audience"

Anxious Quest, The

III-43 Lead

Any Reviewer Can Try

VI-37 Review of You Shall Know Them -Vercors

Anything Is Possible

I-46 Review - supernaturalism in literature

Anything Like a Spirit in Man"

XXXVII-17 Review (Something Hidden)

Apache Agent - John P. Clum (biography)

IV-13 Ref. to in Lead, "Colonialism at Home"

Ape and Essence - Aldous Huxley

II-16 Reference to in Letter from England

III-2 Reference to in Letter from England

Ape of Gods- The Art and Thought of Lafcadio Hearn, An

XXXII-12 Book by Beongcheon Yu reviewed in Review, "Lafcadio Hearn-An Appreciation"

XXXII-12 Quote from in Editorial, "One Man's Success"

Apes, Giants and Man - Franz Weidenreich (University of Chicago Press, 1946)

I-29 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Ancestors of Man"

II-46 Ref. to in Frontiers, "Man-Forerunner of the Apes"

IV-26 Ref. to in Lead, "Great Questions III"

VI-51 Ref. to in Frontiers, "The Race That Never Ran"

Apologies to Thoreau

XXXVI-5 Editorial (indifference to the things that complicate one's life)

Apologetic State, The

XVIII-5 Lead

Apology, The -- Plato

III-9 Reviewed in "Our Own Time Machine"

XIX-5 Quoted in Lead, "A New Kind of Rationalization"

XXXVII-11 Quoted Socrates on his occupation as gadfly in Lead, "On Taking Charge"

Apology and Correction

XXXVIII-49 Editorial (Bharat Dogra quoted)

Apology for the Arts, The - W. Macneile Dixon

XXVII-45 Quote on Wordsworth from in Children, "The Romantic Poets"

Apology for the Bomb

I-40 Editorial

Apology for "Unnatural" Man

IX-42 Lead

Apparent Contradiction

XXIX-38 Editorial

Apparitions - G. N. M. Tyrrell (Gerald Duckworth, London, 1953)

VII-25 Reviewed, "Significance of Psychical Research"

Appeal of "No-Think," The

XVII-40 Review

Appeal to Reason, The

II-9 Lead

Appeal to Unreason

II-9 Editorial about burning of radio station in Ecuador by indignant citizens who had been frightened by radio program

Appearance and Reality - Prof. F. H. Bradley (Macmillan, 1925)

IV-50 VI" on metaphysical knowledge

XIII-27 Quote from Introduction to in Lead, "The Little Foxes"

XVI-20 Quoted in Children, "Beyond Agnosticism- Transitions"

Appearance and Reality

XXXVIII-7 Review (Owen Barfield, Benjamin Lee Whorf)

Appearances - G. Lowes Dickinson (Doubleday, 1914)

V-4 Quoted in Editorial, "Citizens of East and West"

V-46 Long quote from in Lead, "East and West"

IX-41 Quote from discussion with figure of Buddha in Lead, "Psychology-East and West"

XI-36 Quote concerning the historical practice and influence of Buddhism in Frontiers, "The Record of Buddhism"

XIV-20 Quote from in Lead, "Two Visions of Man"

XIV-37 Quoted in Lead, "The World That Must Be Made"

XXI-38 Quote from in Review, "The Inspection of Roots"

XXII-38 Quote from in Lead, "The Convention of Knowledge"

XXIII-48 Quote from in Lead, "Twilight of the Gods"

XXVII-4 Quote from in Lead, "The Simple Solutions"

XXVIII-43 Quote in Review, "G. Lowes Dickinson

XXX-44 "Quoted in Review, "An Artist Philosophizes"

XXXI-26 Quoted in Editorial, "A Single Meaning?"

XXXVIII-24 Quoted story of Buddha tested by Indra in Lead

Appel, Dr. Kenneth E.

II-4 Quote from on our schizophrenic civilization in Review of Deutsch book The Shame of the States

Appen Features (Pacific People's Environmental Network)

XXXIX-19 Quoted in Frontiers, "Chemical Disasters"

XXXIX-51 Quoted re toxic chemical in Editorial, "News from the Far East"

XLI-16 Appen report on Asia-Pacific . . . re Tehri Dam in India

XLI-46 Re Negos Island in Philippines in Frontiers, "Land for Survival" (recent issue)

Appetite for Difficulty" - Arthur E. Morgan

V-41 Frontiers

Applegate, Mauree

X-51 Everybody's Business-Our Children quoted from and discussed in Children, "Education in Critical Thinking

XI-1 Briefly quoted from Everybody's Business- Our Children in the subject of "education in critical thinking" in Children, "Notes and Quotations"

Applegate, Rick

XXXI-42 Quoted from Not Man Apart in Lead, "The Spread of Common Sense"

Appleseed, Johnny

XXIX-7 Ref. to quoted from Louis Bromfield's Pleasant Valley in Frontiers, "Trees, Trees, Trees"

Appleyard, Donald (deceased-Prof. of Urban Design, UC)

XXXVI-3 Quoted extensively, reviewed in "Cities- What Is and What Might Be"

Appointment on the Hill - Dorothy Detzer (Henry Holt, 1948)

I-38 Review

Appreciation, An

IX-24 Editorial - Dr. Wienpahl

Approach (magazine)

XI-27 Samuel M. Bradley article, "From Private Man to Public" quoted in Editorial, "Impending Change"

Appropriate Technology (quarterly published by Intermediate Technology Development Group) 9 King St., London WG2E 8HN, U.K.

XXX-26 issue reviewed in "High and Low"

XXXI-2 Konde Pambu Yemba's report on sanitation efforts in Zaire from May issue in Frontiers, "It's Harder for Us"

XXXI-4 Anthony Hopkinson quoted, Aug. 1977 issue, in Frontiers, "One Frontier or Many?"

XXXII-26-35 Quoted in Frontiers, "Trees-A Long-Term Solution"

Appropriate Technology and the Structure of Economic Enterprise - Carter Henderson (a chapter in Appropriate Technology Forum)

XXXII-46 Quoted in Review, "Past, Present and Future"

Appropriate Technology Forum (Business Admin., U. of Mass)

XXXII-46 Quoted in Review, "Past, Present, Future"

Appropriate Technology- Technology With A Human Face (Schocken, 1979) - P. D. Dunn

XXXIII-13 George McRobie quoted on and book quoted from in Children, "A Range of Challenges"

Appropriate Visions - ed. by Richard Dorf and Yvonne Hunger (Boyde and Fraser, $8.95 paper. San Francisco)

XXXI-42 Phillip LeVeen, Tom Bender, Barry Commoner quoted from in Frontiers, "Visions and Contradictions"

Aquarian Conspiracy, The - Marilyn Ferguson (Tarcher, 1980 $15.00)

XXXIII-48 Quoted in Lead, "The Environment of Meaning"

XLI-14 New edition, new material (1988) quoted in Frontiers, "The Ground of Optimism"

Aquinas, Thomas

I-42 Erigena"

III-3 Not too confident of Ptolemy's reliability (told by Barr in his book, The Pilgrimage of Western Man)-Review, "Pilgrims Without Progress"

III-7 Mentioned in review of Space and Spirit by Edmund Whittaker-Review, "The Struggle With Mystery"

IX-36 His views on astrology quoted from Thorndike in Frontiers, "Argument About Astrology"

XI-39 Quoted from his ideas on the creative power of good as opposed to the creative forces in Nature in Frontiers, "Logos"

XI-53 Quoted in Editorial, "Man and Nature," "Creation more perfect than generation . . ."

Arab Folktales - Inea Bushnaq (Pantheon Folklore Library, 1986)

XL-4 Reviewed, quoted story of old lady and the devil in Review

Arab Stories

XL-4 Review of above

Arabia Deserta - Charles M. Doughty

XXXIV-10 Nineteenth century book quoted in Lead, "The Problem of Noise"

Arabian Culture, Civilization

IX-46 "The Puzzle of Islamic Culture" - Frontiers

Arabs at Their Best

XXX-20 Review

Arapura, John G.

VII-36 Frontiers, "Indian Social Philosophy" deal with his reply to Northrop

Arbaugh, George B. and George E. (father and son)

XXI-26 Their book, Kierkegaard's Authorship discussed and in Review, "Another Gloomy Dane"

Arbenz, (Jacobo Arbenz-Guzman)

VII-28 Discussion on in Review, "The Humane Perspective"

VIII-31 Reference to from Harper's article in Frontiers, "A Liberal Reassessment"

Arch of Triumph - Erich Remarque

I-2 Review

Archambault, Prof. Reginald D.

XXI-20 His introduction to Tolstoy on Education quoted in Children, "Notes in Passing"

XXXII-16 Quotes from Tolstoy on Education in Editorial, "Don't Be Afraid!

Archer, Jules

XXII-20 Quoted from April Business Management in Editorial, "Who Is the Successful Man?"

XXX-19 Quoted from Business Management (April 1969) in Lead, "The Irrepressible Question"

Archetypes of Search

XXIII-15 Lead

Archilochus (Greek poet)

X-33 His saying about "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing" basis of title of Berlin book, The Hedgehog and the Fox

XXIX-22 "The fox knows . . ." quoted in Editorial, "A Time of Disorder"

Architect of Living Form

I-52 Editorial-about electrical field, the entelechy of Aristotle

Architectural Education Journal

XXIX-14 Alexander Tzonis and Idane Lefaivre quoted from Sept. 1975 issue in Frontiers, "Colbert's 'Reform'"; Armin Hofman also quoted from same source, same issue

Architectural Forum (magazine)

XX-26 Christopher Alexander quoted, April/May 1966 issue, in Lead, "The Burdens of the Specialists"

Architecture (magazine)

XXIX-7 Lewis Mumford remarks on Vincent van Gogh quoted from 1928 issue in Review, "Artist, Historian, Teacher"

Architecture Defined

XXV-36 Frontiers

Architecture for the Poor - Hassan Fathy (University of Chicago Press, 1973, $10.95)

XXVIII-14 Report on his work quoted from Sept. 30, 1974 Time in Frontiers, "Innovation and Restoration"

XXVIII-39 Quoted in Review, "Four Builders and Planners"

XXVIII-41 William R. Polk's foreword to quoted in Editorial, "Urban Renewal"

XXVIII-53 Also subject of Children, "Adventure in Planning" Quoted in Lead, "All of a Sudden"

XXXVI-25 Brief discussion of in Frontiers, "News from India" (Nubian Arch Roof, and Miracles of Fruits)

Architecture Without Architects

XXI-35 Frontiers

Architecture Without Architects - Bernard Rudofsky (exhibition catalog for show at N.Y. Museum of Modern Art, Nov. 1964 to Feb. 1965)

XXI-35 Mr. Rudofsky's preface to quoted from in Frontiers article with same title

XXXIV-7 Quoted in Review, "A Concept of History"

Arcone, Sonya

XVII-51 Her The Golden Hammer quoted in Review, "Philosophical Approach to Alienation"

Ardrey, Robert

XXII-12 Quotations from his review of Anthony Storr's Human Aggression in New York Book Review in Frontier's, "Redressing Balances"

Are the Cults "Occult"?

XXVII-47 Frontiers

Are All Men Human? -Albert Jay Nock

XXXIII-6 Article in Harper's (1926, Jan.) reviewed by Harold C. Goddard and printed in Review under "Morons or Men"

Are Giants Necessary? - James Van Buren Hearne

XXIII-19 Frontiers

Are the Terrorists Man?

XXXV-17 Editorial (arms race)

Are Ideas Effective?

XV-25 Lead

Are Vows Immoral?

V-12 Frontiers - Arthur E. Morgan article

Are Vows Immoral?-(Continued)

V-17 Frontiers "Vows-Moral and Immoral" commentary on above article

Are We All Hibakusha? - William Mathes

XVI-37 Lead

Are We Asking Too Much?

X-5 Lead

Are We "Evolving"?

XXXVI-17 Review (Chance or Design?)

Are We Ready to Hear?

XVIII-44 Lead

Area of Human Competence, The

XXVII-17 Lead

Areas of Human Freedom

X-8 Lead

Arena (magazine dating from 1890 to 1899)

XXV-8 Mentioned in Review, "Book of Nature- Different Readings"

Arendt, Political Thought of Hannah - Margaret Canovan (Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1974)

XXX-9 Quoted in Children, "The Need for Believing"

Arendt, Hannah

I-31 Quoted from Feb. 23, 1946, Nation on Existentialists

IV-3 Discussion of her The Origins of Totalitarianism in Frontiers, "Nihilist Motives"

IV-12 Mentioned in Lead, "What Is the Treatment?"

V-9 Quoted in Lead, "Problems, Unlimited," re l'esrit seriux

V-10 Editorial deals with correction of quotation of week before

VII-2 Review, "Toward Understanding," concerned with two of her Partisan Review articles

XI-12 Quoted from article in Partisan Review, Nov/ Dec 1951, in Editorial, "No Hiding Place"

XII-2 Discussed in Editorial, "The Educational Dilemma" Partisan Review article discussed in Children, "The Crisis in Education"

XII-43 Her The Origins of Totalitarianism quoted from in Frontiers, "A Question of Vigilance"

XV-20 Collection of her papers entitled, Between Past and Future quoted in Children, "Hannah Arendt on Education"

XV-25 Between Past and Future quoted, reviewed in Review, "Philosophical Politics"

XVI-14 On Revolution quoted in Lead, "Contemporary Issues"

XVII-1 Quoted from Sept. 7 Nation in Children, "Matter for Reflection"

XVII-25 Quoted at length from Origins of Totalitarianism in Lead, "A Society Made to Stand"

XIX-4 Long quote from Totalitarianism in Lead, "What Is A 'Reasonable' Protest?"

XIX-52 Between Past and Future quoted from in Review, "Kinds of Knowing"

Arendt, Hannah-(Continued)

XX-10 The Origins of Totalitarianism quoted in Lead, "The Modern Jungle"

XX-18 Quoted from Feb. 25 New Yorker in Lead, "The Examined Life"

XX-23 Quoted from Feb. 25 New Yorker in Lead, "Kings Must Become Philosophers"

XX-25 Her article on Nazis quoted Jan. 1945 Jewish Frontier in Lead, "Business As Usual"

XXI-18 Quoted in Editorial, "The Good In Chains"

XXII-19 Quoted, Feb. 23, 1967 New Yorker in Lead, "The Platonist"

XXIII-2 Quoted, Totalitarianism in Lead, "The Signals and the Noise"

XXIII-21 Quoted from Between Past and Future in Lead, "What Is Stuff of History?"

XXIII-23 Quoted n Review, "Pathways to Self- Knowledge"

XXIV-9 On Revolution quoted in Lead, "What Kind of Revolution?"

XXIV-14 Quoted from Between Past and Future in Children, "Responsibility and Authority"

XXV-22 Quoted on Pentagon Papers, Apr. 5 N. Y. Times in Lead, "An Evident Conclusion"

XXV-44 Quoted from Walter Benjamin's essays Illuminations (which she edited) in Review, "Walter Benjamin"

XXVI-1 Crises of the Republic discussed and quoted from in Review of same title

XXVII-4 Quoted Feb. 25, 1967 New Yorker in Lead, "The Simple Solutions"

XXVII-47 Quoted in Lead, "Clear and Distinct Ideas"

XXVII-51 Quoted in Review, "Relative or Absolute Morality?"

XXVIII-37 Her "Thinking and Moral Considerations" quoted from Autumn 1971, Social Research in Children, "Socratic Method"

XXVIII-41 Quoted from Between Past and Future in Lead, "To Be, Or Not To Be"

XXVIII-42 Quoted from Autumn 1971 Social Research in Lead, "In Some Sense Heroes

XXVIII-44 Her paper quoted from Autumn 1971 Social Research in Review, "The Uses of Criticism"

XXVIII-45 Quoted from Autumn 1971 Social Research in Review, "The Question of the Age"

XXVIII-49 Quoted on proposition, "It is better to suffer wrong, etc." in Lead, "The Formation of Character"

XXIX-10 Quoted Autumn 1971 Social Research in Lead, "Thinking and Writing"

XXIX-49 Quoted Autumn 1971 Social Research in Editorial, "Resultless Thinking"

XXX-8 Quoted from On Revolution in Lead, "After the Age of Revolution"

XXX-9 The Human Condition quoted in Lead, "Platonic Symmetries"

XXX-17 Quoted from New Yorker, Feb. 25, 1967, her discussion of doing and suffering wrong in Lead, "The Persuasive Art"

Arendt, Hannah-(Continued)

XXX-23 Quoted from The Origins of Totalitarianism in Editorial, "Essentials of Criticism"

XXX-47 Her essay, "Thinking and Moral Considerations," Social Research, Autumn 1971, reviewed in "What Is a Good Book?"

XXXI-5 Quoted in Lead, "Material for Foundations"

XXXI-13 Her 3-part series, "Reflections," in New Yorker (Nov. 21-28, Dec. 5), reviewed in "Thinking About Thinking"

XXXI-18 Also quoted from Feb. 25, 1967 New Yorker Quoted in Lead, "What We Have to Work With"

XXXI-19 Quoted in Children, "A Hard Time Writing"

XXXI-41 Between Past and Future quoted in Lead, "The Invisible Treasure"

XXXII-18 George Kateb's review of her The Life of the Mind quoted from Winter American Scholar in Lead, "The Ordeal of Thinking"

XXXII-20 Her view re Nietzsche quoted in Lead, "Metaphysical Adventuring"

XXXII-37 Quoted from her essay, "Death of God," in Lead, "The References for Life"

XXXII-43 Quoted from Social Research (Autumn 1971) in Review, "The Province of Philosophy"

XXXIII-10 Quoted from On Revolution in Frontiers, "A Social Restoration"

XXXIII-39 Quoted from On Revolution in Frontiers, "Big and Little Pictures"

XXXVI-39 Editorial "For Love of the World," also quoted in Lead, "Philosophy and Politics"

XXXVI-40 Arendt's ideas on education from in Lead, "Hardly Welcome Allies"

XXXIV-3 Quoted On Revolution in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion"

XXXIV-46 Arendt as a teacher - quoted from Master- Portraits of Great Teachers in Children, "An Essential Art"

XXXV-12 Quoted from "The Concept of History"

XXXV-16 Quoted from The Human Condition (on the way we think) in Lead, "American Thinker"

XXXV-24 Quoted her interpretation of quote from Thus Spake Zarathustrra in Children, "A Balanced Mind"

XXXV-52 Quoted Between Past and Future in Lead, "Several Kinds of Sense" on Plato's myths

XXXVI-2 Quoted Men in Dark Times on Ezra Pound in Editorial, "Light and Heavy Sins"

XXXVI-6 Quote from Masters in Children, "If a Pig Wandered Up"; also extensive quotation of essay on Brecht from Men in Dark Times and short quotes on Randall Jarrell

XXXVI-10 Quoted from "Thinking and Moral Considerations" from Social Research, Autumn 1971, in Lead, "What Do I Fear? Myself?" and briefly discussed in Editorial, "A Change of Heart"

Arendt, Hannah-(Continued)

XXXVI-19 Quoted in Lead (French vs. American Revolutions), "The Neglected Capacity of Humans"

XXXVI-39 Discussed life and work, Eichman in Jerusalem, quoted Social Research, in Lead, "Philosophy and Politics"

XXXVI-40 Quoted The Human Condition in Lead, "Hardly Welcome Allies"

XXXVI-42 Quoted On Revolution in Lead, "Jeffersonian Reflections"

XXXVI-43 Quoted On Revolution in Lead, "The Uses of Make Believe"

XXXVI-43 Quoted Between Past and Future (C.A. Bowers in Teachers College Record) in Children, "Part of the Act of Living"

XXXVI-44 Quoted chapter, "The Crisis in Education" from Between Past and Future in Lead, "More On Make-Believe"

XXXVI-45 Brief quote on educating children in Lead, "What Would Be Better?"

XXXVI-47 Noted in Children, "Useful Eavesdropping"

XXXVI-49 Quoted On Revolution in Children, "The Counsels of Historians"

XXXVII-4 Quoted Between Past and Future in Lead, "Species of Common Sense" (on educating children)

XXXVII-11 Quoted New Yorker (Feb. 25, 1967) re statement of Socrates) in Lead, "On Taking Charge"

XXXVII-18 Quoted Between Past and Future in Lead, "Promethean Affirmation"

XXXVII-20 Quoted on Nietzche in Lead, "The Whole of the Argument"

XXXVII-26-35 Discussion of from Exiles in Paradise and Epstein's Masters-Portraits of Great Teachers in Review, "Leaven from Abroad"

XXXVII-43 Quoted on her political thought in Review

XXXVII-52 Quoted on Science and Common Sense in Children

XXXVIII-2 Quoted on Life of the Mind in Review; also quoted Social Research (Autumn 1971) in Editorial

XXXVIII-3 Quoted On Revolution in Lead, "Puzzling and Important Questions"

XXXVIII-4 Quoted On Revolution (American vs. French) in Frontiers

XXXVIII-26 Quoted her introduction to Illuminations on Walter Benjamin in Lead, "Arts of Words"

XXXVIII-49 On Revolution in Lead, "The Modern Superstition"

XXXIX-19 On Socratic proposition from New Yorker (Feb. 25, 1967) in Lead, "Levels of Discourse"

XXXIX-21 On Jefferson's views from On Revolution in Lead, "The Vision of Kropotkin"

XXXIX-25 From Origins of Totalitarianism in Review, "Politics and Other Things"

Arendt, Hannah-(Continued)

XXXIX-46 From New Yorker, Feb. 23, 1967, on the philosopher in Lead, "The Meaning of Philosophy"

XL-1 On "truths" of modern scientific view in Review

XL-12 On Revolution "abstract political system of democracy" in Children, "Important Questions"

XL-18 On Revolution, political importance of township in Lead

XL-22 The Human Condition (prologue) in Lead (man and the world)

XL-38 From Social Research, Autumn 1972, "Thinking and Moral Considerations" in Editorial, "The Spiritual Life"

XL-51 Between Past and Future in Children, "The Human Situation"

XLI-14 Quoted "Thinking and Moral Considerations" in Lead

XLI-52 From The Human Condition and "Thinking and Moral Considerations" in Lead, "The Enigma of Being Human"

XLI-52 Quoted from The Human Condition and "Thinking . . ." in Lead, "Some Heroes"

Aren't There Any People? - Morgan

XIII-12 Editorial

areté (Greek-practically untranslatable)

XXXIV-15 Defined by Catherine Roberts as "ever living organism, human and non-human, possesses a potential of supreme excellence characteristics of the group to which it belonged" in Lead, "Untouched by Numbers"

Arévalo, Juan José (former President of Guatemala)

XV-34 His book The Shark and the Sardines, quoted in Review of same title

XXXVI-47 Quoted remarks of Gen. Butler from in Lead, "Seeds of New Beginnings"

Argossy (magazine)

V-34 Discussion of article, "The Amazing Eyes of Kuda Bux" in Frontiers, "'Yoga' the West Can Appreciate"

Argument About Astrology

IX-36 Frontiers (Henry Miller's A Devil in Paradise)

Argument About "Conformity," The

XI-11 Lead

Argument About Schools, The

XXXI-20 Editorial

Argument from Design

III-12 Editorial

Argument With Convention

V-7 Editorial

Arguments for Freedom

IX-35 Lead

IX-40 Follow-up in Lead, "Science and Authority"

Arid Lands - John Wesley Powell (Harvard University Press, 1962, now out of print) Report on the Lands of the Arid Region of the United States made to Congress in 1878

XXX-11 Peter Warshall quoted on in Review, "Tracking the Water Supply"

Aries, Philippe

XXX-47 His paper on "family" quoted from Spring Daedalus in Children, "Looking at Life"

Aring, Dr. Charles D.

XXVII-20 His summary of symposium on quality of human life quoted from Man and Life in Frontiers, "This Stable World"

Arion (Boston University)

XXIX-37 D. S. Carne-Ross article quoted from Spring 1973 issue, in Lead, "Extra-Territorial Perspective"

XXXV-17 Quoted Spring 1973 Carne-Ross article in Children, "Scholarly Musings" re "classics" and humanities, state of the universities

XXXV-47 Quoted above re Greek energy in Editorial, "An Extra-Territorial Perspective"

Aristides(author of article in American Schola r)

XXXIII-23 Quoted from Scholar, Spring 1980 issue, in Children, "Periodical Review"

XXXVI-46 Quoted Summer 1983 AS in Children, "Paideia" (on teaching and teachers' pay)

Aristocratic Art, An

XLI-50 Lead

Aristophanes

I-36 In Clouds regrets loss of ancient discipline (ref. in Plato article)

V-33 "Whirl is King, having driven out Zeus" - Lead, "The Grand Outline"

XX-8 Quoted on Peloponnesian War, Review, "The Platonic Quest"

Aristotle

I-10 Claimed that atomists made motion of atoms "spontaneous"

I-36 Aristotle, by Werner Jaeger quoted in Plato article. Aristotle's tribute to Plato on an alter.

I-52 His entelechy verified by researches of Burr, Lane & Nims in discovering the "electrical field"

II-31 Thought some destined to be slaves, others masters, in Lead, "The Revival of Slavery"

II-52 Quote from Lange on Aristotle in Lead, "The Spark-Gap of Decision"

IX-49 Jaeger's Aristotle quoted in Lead, "Politics Revisited"

XIII-45 Jaeger's Aristotle quoted in Lead, "The Genius of Human Beings"

XV-16 Jaeger's Aristotle quoted in Lead, "Frameworks of Identity"

XVIII-16 Jaeger's Aristotle quoted in Frontiers, "You Can't Keep Philosophy Down"

XIX-6 Jaeger's Aristotle quoted in Lead, "Politics for Non-Heroes"

XXI-25 Jaeger's Aristotle quoted in Lead, "The Generating Power"

Aristotle - Werner Jaeger (Clarendon Press, 1934)

XXI-25 Quoted in Lead, "The Generating Power" (see Aristotle for further references to)

Arius

IX-44 Reference to Arian heresy in Lead, "Religion and Philosophy"

Arizona Highways (magazine)

V-13 Reference to Feb. 1952 issue with Nicolai Fechin drawings in Review, "Miscellany"

VII-35 Review of Hamilton Warren "Verde Valley" school in Children

Arizona Republic

XXVII-10 Brief quote from July 28, 1973 issue in Lead, "The Unchanging Question"

Ark, The (English publication)

XXIII-11 Catherine Roberts quoted from in Review, "Problems of Trust"

Arkin, Alan

XXXIX-27 Reviewed, quoted The Clearing in Review

Armer, Paul

XIX-22 Briefly quoted from New York Times (April 24) in Lead, "Can Freedom Be Planned?"

Arms Control and Salt II - Wolfgang Panofsky

XXXV-18 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Right Sort of Minority"

Arms Debate, The - Robert A. Levine

XVI-51 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Concerning Dialogues"

Arms and Insecurity - Lewis F. Richardson

XIV-24 Review of by Anatol Rapoport in May 13 Nation quoted in Frontiers, "The State of the Nation"

Arms and Man - Walter Millis

XI-29 Quoted from Kepler in Lead, "The Meaning of Peace"

Arms and the Man

XI-35 Lead

Armstrong, Mrs. Donald Budd

XIII-22 Her paper "Instead" quoted in full in Frontiers under the same title

Armstrong, Gregory

XVII-42 His criticism quoted from May/June Humanist in Frontiers, "Challenge to Humanism"

XVII-44 Requoted from MANAS quote above in Lead, "Where Are We Now"

Armstrong, O. K.

VIII-52 His Reader's Digest article on American Indians taken apart in Review, "In Behalf of American Indians"

Armstrong, Scott

XXXIV-43 Quoted April 22, 1981 issue of CS Monitor on home teaching in Children, "On Home Instruction"

Army of the Caesars, The - Michael Grant

XXVII-46 Robert Kirsch review of quoted from Oct. 14 L.A. Times in Editorial, "A Matter of Health"

Arnheim, Rudolf

XIX-11 Quoted from Education of Vision in Review, "On Visual Knowing"

XX-28 Quoted from Module, Proportion, Symmetry, Rhythm in Frontiers, "On Living Arithmetic"

XXXV-8 Quoted his contribution to Education of Vision in Children, "What Good Is It?"

Arnold, Eberhard

II-43 Leader of Cotswold Bruderhof in England mentioned in Review of book on Henri Lasserre

Arnold, Edwin

I-21 Gautama Buddha"

I-33 Light of Asia quotation on reincarnation, in Lead, "An Important Disagreement"

II-2 Reference to Light of Asia in Editorial, "Other Testaments"

II-5 Reference to Light of Asia in Review of The Five Brothers

IV-25 Quote from in review of Jung's Modern Man in Search of a Soul

X-4 His Light of Asia quoted in Review, "The Great Chain of Life"

XVI-52 Light of Asia briefly quoted in Children, "Death as a Teacher"

XXX-5 Light of Asia, "I, Buddha, who wept with all my brothers' tears, . . ." quoted in Review, "Some Great Questions"

XXXIII-45 Quoted Light of Asia in Lead, "A Pivotal Inquiry"

XL-20 Quoted eighth chapter of Light of Asia (Karma) in Lead, "Tomorrow's History"

Arnold, Elliott

III-43 His Blood Brother, film version on The Broken Arrow, reviewed in Children

V-37 Review of his Walk With the Devil, in Review, "A Contemporary Tragedy"

VII-3 Review of his The Time of the Gringo, "Historical Novel-Top Quality"

VII-52 Review of his Everybody Slept Here in "Notes on Novels"

Arnold, Matthew

X-43 Reference to by Ruth Nanda Anshen quoted in Lead, "Institutions and Symbols"

XXIII-4 Reference to in Editorial, "The True Religion" Quote from used by Irving Kristol in Winter 1969, American Scholar article, given in Lead, "The American Dream"

XXXVI-17 Quoted his Essay in Criticism from "Should Kids Be Taught to Think?" (L.A. Times) in Children, "An Inexhaustible Subject"

Arnold, Walter

XXXI-50 Quote from in Saturday Review, Sept. 16, 1978 issue in Lead, "A Collection of Symptoms"

Arnow, Harriette

VIII-7 Review of her The Dollmaker in "A Novel of Distinction"

Arnow, Harriette-(Continued)

VIII-8 Reference to in Lead, "Revival of Individualism"

Aron, Raymond (French political commentator)

VIII-21 Quoted re Slansky trial in Czechoslovakia in Frontiers, "Check Your Mind Outside"

IX-21 Quoted from Bulletin of Atomic Scientists in Lead, "History and Psyche"

XVIII-34 Quoted from Encounter on Sartre's Critique of Dialectical Reason in Frontiers, "Existentialist Perspective on Marxism"

Aronowitz, Stanley

XXVII-12 The Shaping of American Working-Class Consciousness quoted from Feb. 2 Nation in Lead, "Questions About Revolution"

Arons, Stephen

XXV-8 Quoted from Jan. 15, 1972 Saturday Review in Lead, "Who Is Responsible for Education?"

XXVII-25 Quoted in Children, "Education and the Law"

XXX-45 Pierce Reconsidered," discussed and quoted in Children, "Religion, School, and State"

XXXI-21 Quoted from Harvard Educational Review in Lead, "The Emerging Consciousness"

XXXII-7 Quoted from Nov. 25, 1978 issue of Saturday Review in Children, "Backward New England, Texas Common Sense"

XXXIV-18 Quoted Saturday Review Jan. 15, 1972 re the Amish in Children, "A Social Study"

XXXVI-37 The Culture of American Schooling in Children, "Foreclosing the Future"; also noted in Editorial, "Even In America"

XXXVII-5 Quoted Compelling Belief in Lead, "What I'm Doing Is Not Quite Right"

Aronson, Dr. Jason (Harvard Medical School)

XVII-52 His statement of purpose and policy of International Journal of Psychiatry quoted in Review, "Beginning"

Aronson, Ronald

XXXVI-37 Author of one of the Menard Press pamphlets on war, Technological Madness, quoted in Frontiers, "Five Against War"

Around the World With Mr. Wylie

XI-31 Review of Philip Wylie"s The Innocent Ambassadors

Arrington, Jean

XXII-53 Quoted from Oct. Wellesley College Bulletin in Children, "Teaching and Non-Teaching Situations"

Arrival and Departure - Arthur Koestler

I-1 Review

Arrogance of Humanism, The - David Ehrenfeld

XXXIII-5 Quoted from Environment, Oct. 1979 in Lead, "What Is Humanism?"

Arrowsmith, William

XX-2 Quoted from his address before American Council on Education in New Orleans, in Children, "Lights Going On"

XXI-38 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Time for Amateurs"

XXII-12 Quoted from Fall-Winter 1968 New Directions in Teaching in Editorial, "A Vision of Education"

XXIV-12 Quoted from his address, "The Future of Teaching," in Lead, "On the Humanities"

XXVI-45 Quoted in Children, "Various Things"

XXX-40 Quoted from his address to New Orleans meeting of American Council for Education in 1966 in Review, "Sad Thoughts About a Career"

XXXII-39 Quoted from address before educators in 1966 in Lead, "The Problem is Set"

XXXIV-46 Quoted his 1966 speech on "The Future of Teaching" in Children, "An Essential Art"

XXXVI-17 Quoted his address to American Council on Education in Children, "Some Scholarly Musings"

Art and a Changing Civilization

XXVI-23 Eric Gill quoted from in Lead, "Sanity in Work"

Art and Action

XXIX-44 Richard Wright's letter to Dorothy Norman quoted in Lead, "Unfinished Business"

Art and Anthropology - Paul Riesman

XVI-50 Frontiers

Art and Civilization - Frederick Mayer

XVII-12 Frontiers

Art and Ecstasy

XXI-49 Frontiers

Art and Experience - Joseph Wood Krutch

XXV-25 Brief quotation from in Review, "Joseph Wood Krutch"

Art and Geometry - William Ivins, Jr. (Dover paper, $1.25)

XX-22 Discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "Art and Science"

Art and Home

XXI-43 Frontiers

Art and Human Destiny

XVIII-45 Review

Art and Human Longing

XX-15 Frontiers

Art and Ideas for Young People - Pearl Greenberg (Van Nostrand Reinhold)

XXIV-6 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Art and Life"

Art and Learning - Robert Jay Wolff (Grossman)

XXXV-52 Quoted (the teacher of art) in Children, "The Issue of 'Success'"

Art and Moral Education

VII-51 Frontiers

Art and Morality

XI-10 Editorial

XI-16 Frontiers

XX-32 Frontiers

Art and Philosophy, Again

VIII-52 Frontiers

Art and Politics

XXV-50 Review

Art and Reality - Grace Clements

VI-45 Frontiers

Art and Science

XX-22 Frontiers

Art and Technics - Lewis Mumford (Columbia U. Press, 1952)

VIII-1 Reviewed in Lead, "A New Spirit"

VIII-4 Quoted in "The Arts of Peace"

VIII-45 Quoted in Lead, "Dubious 'Success Story'"

X-34 Quoted in Editorial, "Responsibility to the Artist"

XXV-5 Discussed and quoted in Lead, "Man- Interpreter and Transformer" Also quoted in Editorial, "'Symbolic' Architecture?"

XXVIII-25 Quote from in Review, "Dithyramble"

XXXI-9 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Troubles of Transition"

Art and Technology

VII-11 Lead

Art and the Artist

XVIII-43 Editorial

Art and the Child - Daniel M. Mendelowitz (Stanford, 1963)

XIX-42 Quoted in Children, "Children and the Arts"

XXI-37 Quote from in Lead, "Art and Transcendence"

XXVII-38 Quote from in Children, "He Wouldn't Teach"

Art and the Masses

XI-4 Frontiers

Art and the Profane

III-28 Review

Art and the Times

XX-4 Review

Art and Transcendence

XXI-37 Lead

Art as Analogy

XXXIV-48 Lead

Art as a Way - Dr. Frederick Franck (Crossroads, $9.95)

XXXV-4 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Two Unusual Books"

Art Education

XIX-25 Sir Herbert Read's Selected Writings- Poetry and Criticism quoted from Jan. 1966 issue in Children, "Notes in Passing"

Art Education Today (Teachers College)

XXXVI-36 Quoted Lazlo Moholy-Nagy (1939) in Children, "The Picture of the World"

Art for Everyman

XXVI-47 Review

Art in America

XLI-2 Lead

Art in Early America

XL-37 Review

Art, Man, Machines, and Etc." - Virginia Naeve

XIX-8 Frontiers

Art of China and Japan, The

XLI-11 Review

Art of Citizenship, The

XXVIII-1 Review

Art of Growing, The - Robert E. Nixon

XVI-42 Quoted in Children, "Counsel for a College Psychiatrist"

XVI-50 Quoted in Lead, "Problems of the Proprietors"

Art of Human Relations, The - Henry Clay Lindgren

IX-3 Quoted in Children

Art of Living, The - Elton Hall

XXII-34 Lead

Art of Living Well, The

XXIV-18 Frontiers

Art of Loving, The - Eric Fromm

XI-33 Quoted from in Children, "Love and Adolescence"

XI-43 Quoted from and reviewed in Review, "The Art of Loving"

XII-38 Quoted from in Children, "You Can Start at the Top"

Art of Poetry, The - Paul Valery (Bollingen, 1958)

XIX-45 Quoted in Children, "Beyond 'Finite Significance'"

XXV-24 Quote from in Lead, "Lost Resonances"

XXVIII-44 Quoted in Editorial, "Beyond the Finite"

XXX-49 Quoted in Children, "More On the Arts"

Art of Seeing, The - Aldous Huxley

IX-26 Discussed in Children

Art of Teaching, The - Gilbert Highet

VII-42 Reviewed in Children

VII-43 Quoted in Children

Art of the Story-Teller, The - Marie Shedlock

XXXVI-15 Quoted in Children, "On Environment"; also quoted Ann Carroll Moore re the personality of Shedlock (d. 1935)

Art of the Twist

XXXII-2 Editorial

Art of Thinking, The - Dagebert Runes

XIV-50 Quoted in Children, "On 'The Process of Education'"

Art of the Impossible, The - Milton Mayer (Occasional Paper publ. Apr 1969 by Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions)

XXII-33 Discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "Their Humanity Was Showing"

Art of the Philosopher

XX-21 Editorial

Art of the Philosopher, The

XVI-41 Editorial

XXIX-36 Lead

Art of Tomorrow?, The

XXXII-7 Lead

Art Spirit, The - Robert Henri

XVI-25 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Art Spirit"

Art, the Critics, and You - C. J. Ducasse (Liberal Arts Press)

VIII-48 Discussed in Frontiers, "Philosophy and Art"

Art Without Rules

XXXIII-14 Review

Artemidorus (2nd Century, A.D.)

II-36 Anticipated Freud (took into account dreams of coming events)

Arter, Dr. Rhetta M.

XIII-6 Quoted from Sept/Oct 1959 Children in Children, "Notes on Prejudice"

Arthur Morgan's Vision

VIII-42 Editorial

Article and a Movie, An

V-43 Frontiers - Harper's article on Lewis Mumford, Cry the Beloved Country (film)

Articles of Dissent

XV-28 Review

Articulate Asia

X-1 Lead

Articulate Protest

XXXIX-9 Frontiers (nuclear weapons)

Artingsoll, Trevor M.

XXXVII-8 Quoted from Freedom, Sept. 10, 1983 (re trouble in Sri Lanka)

Artist and Aesthetics, The - Robert Jay Wolff

XIX-49 Frontiers

Artist at Work

XXI-23 Review

Artist, Historian, Teacher

XXIX-7 Review

Artist on the Witness Stand - Fritz Eichenberg (Pendle Hill Pamphlet No. 257)

XXXVIII-16 Quoted in Children, "A Book, a Pamphlet"

Artist Philosophizes, An

XXX-44 Review

Artistic Greatness

IX-26 Review (Sullivan, Beethoven-A Study of Greatness)

Artist's Responsibility, The

XII-45 Frontiers

Artists in Aprons- Folk Art by American Women (1979)

XL-9 Extract of a letter quoted by Maryo Ewell in Review

Artists in School - Bennett Schiff (National Endowment for the Arts and U.S. Office of Education)

XXVI-43 A school principal quoted in regard to dance program in Children, "Art Education"

Artists in Uniform - Max Eastman

III-18 Brief quote from in Hegel Lead, "Men With Ideas"

Artless Art

XXXIX-17 Review (Wild Heritage)

Arts and Architecture (periodical)

IX-24 L. L. White quoted from in Frontiers, "The Design of Nature"

XXII-38 Frontiers article, "What Is a Work of Art?" by Robert Jay Wolff, taken from Feb. 1949 issue

Arts and the Man

XXI-3 Frontiers

Arts in the Classroom, The - Natalie Robinson Cole (John Day, 1940)

XX-17 Quote from in Children, "The Golden Age"

Arts in Our Time, The

XIII-26 Review

Arts in Society (pub. by University Extension, U. of Wisconsin)

XIX-49 Dick Higgins, Edward L. Kamarck, and summary of work by Guillermo de Torre, quoted from Spring-Summer 1968 issue in Frontiers, "Art and Ecstasy"

Arts of Peace, The (Series replacing foreign letter)

VII-1, 2, 4, 8, 12, 21, 22, 25, 27, 31, 33, 35, 47, 48

VIII-4 Editorial about Dec. 1 "Arts"

VIII-11

Arts of Words

XXXVIII-26 Lead (storytellers, poets)

Aryanayakam, Shri A. W. (Indian educator associated with Gandhi)

II-28 Reference to in Children

Aryan Path (Magazine)

V-19 Quote from "Where Buddhism Begins and Why It Begins There" in Frontiers, "The Function of 'Anxiety'"

VI-40 Lawrence K. Frank article in "Education for World Community," discussed in Frontiers

VII-42 Review, "Indian Analysis" deals with Sunder Kabadi article, "What the West Expects from the East"

IX-18 Review of H. H. Price article on "Heaven and Hell from the Point of View of Psychic Research"

X-31 Mentioned in ref. to and article from above by Geoffrey Brown on the subject of George A. Lyward achievements at Finchden Manor School in Children, "A Religion of Nature"

X-28 Children reviews Elizabeth Cross article on making life too easy for children

XII-18 Quotes and reviews article on two ancient universities in India in Children

XIII-43 Elizabeth Cross quoted from April issue in Children (Cross article is "Teachers Needed . . . Who Are They?"

XIII-52 Charles A. Moore's article, "Hawaii- Democracy at its Best" from July issue quoted in Frontiers, "Hawaiian Lessons in Democracy"

XIV-16 R. W. Crammer quoted from Oct. 1960 issue in Children, "Socrates and The Communists"

As If They Were Immortal

XLI-18 Editorial

"As If" - And What Might Be

XI-20 Lead - Walker Winslow

As It Were

XXXVII-26 Lead (Berry)

As Much As I Dare - Burges Johnson (Ives Washburn, 1944)

XXIV-11 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Fifty, Sixty, Seventy Years Ago"

As Natural as Counting

XXXVIII-40 Editorial (Donald Worster)

As We Go Marching - John T. Flynn

I-11 Mentioned in "Reading and Writing"

As We Go Marching-(Continued)

III-4 Reference to in review of Flynn's The Road Ahead

II-50 Reference to in Editorial, "Roots of 'Drift'"

As You Like It -- Shakespeare

XXXII-9 Quoted from in Editorial, "What is Man?"

As You Sow - Walter R. Goldschmidt (Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1947)

I-27 Ref. to in "Why Men Strike"

I-34 Quote from in Lead, "The Agricultural Revolution

XVII-12 Quote from in Lead, "Hungers of the Heart"

XXX-19 Quoted in Frontiers, "Exploring Foundations"

Asawa, Ruth (sculptor) (married name Lanier)

XXIII-47 Quoted in Children, "Ways of Learning"

Ascent to Myth

VI-6 Frontiers, review of Thomas Rourke's Man of Glory

Ascent of Woman - Elisabeth Mann Borgese

XVI-49 Review of by Prof. Louise M. Young quoted from Autumn American Scholar in Children, "'Men and Women' - Continued"

Ascents in History

XXII-12 Lead

Asceticism and Religious Experiences - Benjamin Weininger

XVIII-19 Reviewed, "Psychiatrists on Religion"

Asch, Solomon E. (professor of psychology at Swarthmore)

IX-3 His Scientific American article "Opinions and Social Pressure" quoted in Review, "Who Thinks for Whom?"

Ascoli, Max (editor, Reporter)

VIII-2 Reference to in frontiers, "Litmus Paper Letter"

VIII-16 Quoted from Reporter in Review, "Scanning Some Periodicals"

X-37 Effects of article by Paul Jacobs in Reporter, May 16, reviewed in article by Ascoli and quoted from in Frontiers, "The Dust Hasn't Settled"

Ash, Maurice

XL-17 Reviewed The New Renaissance in Children, "On Studying"

Ashbrook Marilyn

XXV-24 Her report concerning two approaches to education quoted from April Parents' Bulletin (Rose Valley) in Children, "Approaches to Learning"

Ashburn, Frank D.

X-12 His A Parents' Guide to Independent Schools and Colleges discussed in Children

Ashby, Eric

I-3 His Scientist in Russia discussed in Frontiers,"Biology and Politics"

XXVIII-3 His book, Adapting Universities to a Technological Society, discussed and quoted in Children, Mostly Complaint"

Ashby, Warren

XIII-45 His article "Protestant Church and College Student" in Sept. 14 Christian Century quoted in Children, "Notes in Passing"

Ashe, Arthur

XXIX-13 Quoted from Nov. 1975 The Black Scholar in Frontiers, "Black Scholarship"

Ashe, Geoffrey

XXV-39 His article on Gandhi quoted, March/April Resurgence in Frontiers, "Some Magazines"

XXIX-38 Quoted from May-June Resurgence in Frontiers, "Gardens, Trees, and Other Good Things"

Asher, Cash

IV-19 Discussion of his Bacteria, Inc. in "Of Bugs and Men"

Ashini - Yves Theriault (Harvest House, Montreal, 1972)

XXVI-13 Quote from in Lead, "The Paramount Laws"

XXVI-14 Long quote from in Review, "The Bonds of Friendship"

Ashmore, Harry

XI-53 Reference to his Epitaph for Dixie in quotation from Wm. Sloane Coffin in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

Ashmore, Harry S.

XXII-8 A Kind of Men"

XXII-11 Quoted from Mission to Hanoi in Lead, "The Greatest Public Need"

Ashton, Dore

XX-1 His essay in The Man-Made Object (Vision + Value Series) quoted in Frontiers, "Change and Changing Things"

Ashton-Warner, Sylvia

XXVII-20 Quote from her Spearpoint in Editorial, "Will You, Won't You?" Spearpoint subject in Children, "'Teacher' Comes to America"

XXIX-21 Review of Teacher quoted from New Schools Exchange Letter in Children, "Items"

XXIX-44 Quote from Teacher in 1977 WRL Peace Calendar in Children, "The Instrument of Change"

Asia (became United Nations World)

I-4 Random Notes"

XXII-25 Dorothy Mackay quoted from March 1932 issue in Review, "Cities Throughout History"

Asia Book Club (New York City)

IX-32 Discussed in Review, "Asian Books"

Asian Action (newsletter of Asian Cultural Forum on Development, single copies $2, annual $12, ACFOD, Room 201, 399/1 Soi Siri, off Silom Road, Bangkok-5 Thailand)

XXXI-12 Report on development in Sri Lanka quoted from in Frontiers, "Quiet Renaissance"

XXXI-21 Summary of history Sri Lanka quoted, July- Aug. issue in Lead, "The Emerging Consciousness"

XXXI-40 Report on small farmers quoted from April issue in Frontiers, "Linked Awakenings"

XXXIII-20 Quoted from story of Alauddin (Bangladesh) in No. 19 in Children, "Children Around the World"

Asian Action -(Continued)

XXXIV-43 Quoted No. 26 on Malaysia in Frontiers, "It's the Same the Whole World Over"

XXXVI-7 Quoted July/Aug. 1982 issue re nuclear arms (Newsletter of Asian Cultural Forum) in Frontiers, "Reports from Overseas"

XXXVI-14 Jan/Feb 1983 issue quoted re Chandi Prasad Bhatt and Chipko Movement in Frontiers, "The Man and the Movement"

XXXIV-12 Quoted from reprint of article in Far Eastern Economic Review July 132, 1979, Issue 21, in Frontiers, "East and West . . . "

XXXVII-42 Quoted May/June 1984 issue re women in Thailand, etc.

XXXVIII-26 Nov/Dec 1984 Grant A. Olson on relation of struggle for justice and religion in Frontiers; also quoted Sivaraksa Sulak

XL-43 May/June 1987 on rural China in Frontiers

Asia and Western Dominance - K. M. Panikkar Panniker

VII-46 Review of this quoted in Lead, "The Cosmopolitan East"

VII-51 Quoted in Lead, "'Impartiality' Is the Issue"

Asian Books

IX-32 Review - Asia Book Club

Asian "Colonialism"

X-6 Frontiers

Asian Culture (quarterly review published in Saigon)

XIII-26 Prof. Radhakrishnan quoted in Frontiers, "East-West Philosopher's Conference"

Asian Dilemmas

IX-7 Lead

Asian Review

XIV-41 Raghavan Iyer's interview with the Dalai Lama quoted from April 1961 issue in Review, "The Many Faces of Asia"

Asimov, Isaac (teacher of biochemistry, writer of science fiction)

XXIX-7 Quote from Nov. Reader's Digest in Lead, "What Stands in the Way?"

XXXVI-13 Quoted from Institutional Investor, Dec. 1972 (with Herman Kahn) "Will the 21st Century Be Worth Waiting For?" in Frontiers, "The Only Known Cure"

Ask the Children - Colonel Ford-Thompson

III-1 Reference to this book in Children, re Ford- Thompson's work in Madras

Asking Too Much

XII-25 Editorial

Asoka

I-21 250 years after Buddha's death converted to Buddhism, sent missionaries to all parts of India, Egypt, Greece

VIII-37 Rhys Davids quoted on in Lead, "The Theocratic Urge"

Aspects of Bigness - Isabel Cary Lundbert

II-45 Review of Richard's Gregg's Gandhism vs. Socialism

Aspects of Desegration

IX-4 Frontiers

Aspects of ESP

II-35 Frontiers

Aspects of Form - Lancelot Law Whyte (now in 1968 paperback)

XXIV-50 Quote from preface in Review, "The Mysteries of Form"

Aspects of the Human Being

XLI-11 Lead

Aspects of the Human Situation

XVI-49 Frontiers

Aspects of Peace-Making

XVI-24 Lead

Asrani, U. A.

VIII-33 Quoted re Sarvodaya in Editorial, "Moral Dynamics?"

Assagioli, Dr. Robert

XI-52 II) basic problems of our timediscovery of Self

XVI-18 Quoted in Review, "Notes on 'Self- Realization'"

XIX-40 A Manual of Principles and Techniques discussed and quoted in Review, "Maps for Psychotherapy?"

Association of American Colleges Bulletin

XVII-53 Dr. Samuel Gould's report quoted, 1955 issue in Children, "Adult Education"

Association for Appropriate Technology (Minneapolis)

XXX-36 Paul Stolen quoted from their first newsletter in Lead, "'Why Have We Begun?'"

Association for Humanistic Psychology (Newsletter)

XXXIII-6 Quoted from Oct. 1979 issue from T. Roszak in Frontiers, "Some Basic Ideas"

XXXIII-45 Quoted from Lawrence LeShan article in Aug/Sept 1980 issue in Frontiers, "An Uneven Mix"

Assumptions of Psychology

XXXVI-48 Review (William James, William McDougall)

Assumptions of Warmakers, The

VII-13 Frontiers

Astbury, W. T.

IV-47 Quoted re Valonia in Lead, "Psychic and Spiritual Realities"

Astra (Application of Science and Technology to Rural Areas)

XXXIII-4 Discussed in Science, Jan. 11, 1980 in article by Constance Holden on A.K.N. Reddy and quoted in Frontiers, "Light in the East"

XXXIV-4 Discussion of in Frontiers, "Begin with Trees"

Astraea - Frances Yates (Routledge & Kega Paul, 1975, ($21.00)

XXVIII-23 Reviewed in "An Age of Longing"

Asylum of Mystery, The

VI-22 Lead

As You Sow - Walter R. Goldschmidt (Harcourt Brace, 1947)

I-27 Ref. to in "Why Men Strike"

I-34 Quote from in Lead, "The Agricultural Revolution"

XVII-12 Quote from in Lead, "Hungers of the Heart"

At Loss for Words

XXXVII-2 Editorial (on language)

AT Reader, The - Theory and Practice of Appropriate Technology - Marion Carr, ed. (Intermediate Technology Development Group of North America, Box 337, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520)

XXXIX-1 Quoted McRobie, Nicoloas Jequier, Susan Rifkin in Frontiers, "The Spread of Appropriate Technology"

At the Edge of History - William Irwin Thompson (Harper & Row, 1971, $6.95)

XXIV-40 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Cultural Transformation"

XXV-13 Quote from in Lead, "In Defense of Reason"

XXV-44 Quote from in Lead, "A Shadowy Frontier"

XXVI-12 Definition of myth quoted from in Children, "Assumptions in Education"

XXVI-16 Brief quote from in Lead, "The Passing of Agnosticism"

XXXIV-43 Briefly discussed in Review, "Myth"

XXXV-42 Briefly discussed in Editorial, "Discipline in Subjective Inquiry"

At the Edge of Tomorrow

XXV-50 Lead

At the Foot of the Mountain

XXXIV-2 Lead

XLI-1 Review (Albert Camus)

At the Heart of the Country

XXXII-21 Frontiers

At the Heights of Our Time

XXXIII-19 Lead

At the Time of Death

XXII-7 Frontiers

XLI-20 Editorial (manual on death)

At Time of Death

XXVIII-53 Frontiers

Athanasius

I-15 Quoted re Person of the Father and Person of the Son in article "Religion and 'The Church'"

Atharva Veda

XXVII-45 Max Muller translation quoted in Frontiers, "Does Matter Exist?"

Athenaeum

XXXII-43 S. Chandrasekhar's quotation of J.W.N. Sullivan's May 1919 issue quoted from July 1979 Physics Today in Lead, "The Restoration of Reason"

Athenian View of Education, An

XVI-52 Review

Atkinson, Brooks (Drama critic of New York Times)

IX-45 Quoted from Reporter re Cogley in Frontiers, "Patterns of Anti-Culture"

XIV-15 Quoted from N.Y. Times, Jan. 10, in Editorial, "Dr. Reynolds 'Not Guilty'"

XVI-6 Quoted in regard to election of Thoreau to Hall of Fame at N.Y. University in Children, "The Students' Right to Read"

XVII-9 Quoted from N.Y. Times (Jan. 21) on Center for Study of Democratic Institutions, in Children, "Dialogue on Philosophy of Education"

Atlanta Constitution

XVI-41 Du Pont official quoted from Aug. 11 issue in Frontiers, "Synanon-the Continued Story"

Atlantic (Magazine)

XIII-7 Dr. Jerome Frank's article "The Great Antagonism" from 1958 issue quoted in Review, "Nationalist 'Emotional Illness'"

XIV-25 Raoul de Roussy de Sales quoted on "pacifist" mood of Western nations from Jan. 1942 issue in Frontiers, "The Old-style Logic"

XV-38 Raoul de Roussy de Sales quoted from Jan. 1942 issue in Lead, "Letter from India"

XV-51 Sisley Huddleston quoted, May 1920 issue in Lead, "Politics, Religion, and the Agnostic Spirit"

XVI-9 Article, "Jung on Life After Death," from Dec. 1962 issue quoted in Lead, "Problems of the Free Soul"

XVI-17 J. B. Priestley quoted, Feb. issue, in Frontiers, "The End of 'War Morale'"

XVI-18 Alastair Reid quoted from March issue in Children, "On the Mystique of Childhood- and 'Genius'"

XVI-20 Dr. Carl Jung quoted from Jan. issue in Review, "Dialogues on War"

XVII-13 Prof. Herbert Dingle quoted from July 1937 issue in Lead, "Toward a Redefinition of Science"

XVIII-14 Dean J. D. Brown of Princeton quoted from May 1964 issue in Children, "Future Education-Prospects and Problems"

XVIII-15 Alfred North Whitehead quoted from Sept. 1936 issue in Lead, "The Chances for Utopia"

XX-13 Iris Origo's article on Ignazio Silone quoted from March issue in Lead, "Principles of the Polis"

XX-26 Helen Rowan quoted from June issue in Lead, "The Burdens of the Specialists"

XX-30 Douglas Kiker quoted from July issue in Lead, "Images, Polls, and 'Reality'"

XX-33 Frances Fitzgerald quoted from Aug. issue in Editorial, "Anatomy of Futility"

XX-39 Jonathan Kozol quoted from Sept. issue in Children, "It Wasn't Their Fault"

XXI-4 Net Hentoff quoted from Dec. 1967 issue in Children, "Growing Up Into Life"

XXI-9 Christopher Jencks and David Reisman quoted from Feb. issue in Review, "Available and Palpable Target"

XXI-10 Walter Lippman quoted from Sept. 1936 issue in Lead, "The Flight from Abstractions"; Herbert Dingle quoted from July 1937 issue in same Lead

XXI-20 James C. Thompson, Jr. quoted briefly from April issue in Lead, "The Failure of the Specialists"

Atlantic-(Continued)

XXI-27 Nicholas Johnson quoted from June issue in Lead, "The Contribution of Experts"

XXI-44 Nicholas von Hoffman quoted from Oct. issue in Editorial, "A Puzzled Generation"

XXI-45 James S. Kunen (student) and Richard Poirier quoted from Oct. issue in Lead, "Entering Into Life"

XXII-10 James Kunen quoted from Feb. issue in Lead, "The Platonic Project"

XXII-8 A Kind of Men"

XXII-11 Richard (?) Kunen quoted from Oct. issue in Editorial "Why Reasons Fails"

XXII-16 Geo. David M. Shoup quoted from April issue in Editorial, "Morality In Our Time"

XXII-36 Jessica Mitford's article in August issue discussed and quoted in Review, "In Boston Last Summer"

XXIII-21 Ray Mungo (former student journalist) quoted from May 1970 issue in Lead, "What Is the Stuff of History?"

XXIII-25-34 Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. quoted from "Indians in History," June issue in Frontiers, "What 'Age' Is This?"

XXIV-2 Dr. James S. Gordon quoted re work of Ronald D. Laing from Jan. 1971 issue in Lead, "The Requirements of Health"

XXIV-7 Paul Jacobs' article on AEC quoted, Feb. 1971 issue in Frontiers, "Science and the State"

XXIV-8 Thornton Wilder quoted from July 1952 issue in Review, "Notes on Americana"

XXIV-39 Dan Wakefield's article on C. Wright Mills quoted from Sept. issue in Frontiers, "In Honor of C. Wright Mills"

XXIV-44 Geo. Keteb's review of B. F. Skinner's Beyond Freedom and Dignity quoted from Oct. issue in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"; Robert Cole quoted in re Simone Weil from Oct. issue in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"

XXIV-49 Gunther Stent's discussion of Jacques Monod's Nov. issue in Lead, "How Shall We Define 'Knowledge'?"

XXV-11 Alfred Adler quoted, Feb. issue, in Frontiers, "A Comment on ESP"

XXV-22 James Vorenberg's article, "War on Crime" quoted from May issue in Lead, "An Evident Conclusion"

XXV-49 Robert Jay Lifton quoted from Nov. issue in Lead, "Have 'Nations' Any Future?"

XXVI-5 Frank Kermode quoted in ref to Oxford Book of English Verse, Jan. issue, in Lead, "The Scholar's Role"

XXVI-6 Quote from July 1937 issue in Lead, "The Metaphors of Certainty"

Atlantic-(Continued)

XXVI-10 Vance Bourjaily quoted on Dr. Norman Borlaug from Feb. 1973 issue in Frontiers, "No Simple Answers"

XXVI-18 Jung quoted, Dec. 1962 issue, in Lead, "More Sublime Idea"

XXVI-20 Godfrey Hodgson quoted from March 1973 issue in Children, "Miscellany" re money spent on education

XXVI-25 Nadine Gordimer quoted from May 1973 issue in Frontiers, "Liberation in Africa"

XXVI-37 Wallace Stegner's review-essay on Walter Clark quoted from Aug. issue in Review, "Doing the Impossible" Also quoted Elizabeth Drew

XXVI-41 Harry M. Caudill quoted from Sept. issue in Editorial "Age of Escapism?" James Conaway and M. A. Adelman quoted from same issue, in Frontiers, "Ill Fares the Land"

XXVII-1 Annie Dillard quoted from Nov. 1973 issue in Lead, "The Birth of Philosophy"

XXVII-22 Harrison Salisbury's review of Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago, April issue, in Lead, "A Level of Planning"

XXVII-24 Octavio Paz quoted, May issue, in Lead, "What Shall We Learn to Praise?" William Kennedy article on James Joyce Symposium, May issue, in Review, "Critical Ramble"

XXVIII-12 Alfred North Whitehead article from June 1936 issue quoted from Arthur Morgan's Lead article, "Birth and Death of Human Cultures"

XXVIII-18 Susan Bagg quoted from Feb. issue on "Little House" series in Children, "Through Laura's Eyes"

XXVIII-21 Larry McMurtry quoted from March issue in Children, "On Learning from History"

XXVIII-22 Octavio Paz quoted from May 1974 issue in Editorial, "Death and Rebirth"

XXVIII-47 Ross Terrill's article on Peking quoted, Sept. issue, in Children, "Class in Democracy" Stanley Meisler's report on Cuba quoted from same issue in same Children

XXIX-7 Ref. to Donald Carr's Dec. article, "The Lost Art of Conservation" in Lead, "What Stands in the Way?"

XXIX-13 James S. Gordon quoted on work of Dr. Ronald Laing from Jan. 1971 issue in Review, "Ronald Laing, M.D."

XXIX-45 Gail Thain Parker's, "While Alma Mater Burns" quoted from Sept. issue in Children, "A Sad Story"

XXX-12 Richard Todd's review of Bledstein's The Culture of Professionalism quoted, Jan. issue, in Children, "Schools for Tomorrow"

XXX-21 Fred Hapgood quoted from March issue in Lead, "Science for Tomorrow"

Atlantic-(Continued)

XXX-37 James C. Thomson, Jr. quoted from Apr. 1968 issue in Frontiers, "A Misbegotten-or Misdefined-Frontier?"

XXX-40 Walter Lippman quoted from 1937 issue in Lead, "The Facts of Life"

XXX-40 Robert Coles quoted from Sept. issue in Children, "Qualities of Community"

XXX-49 Tracy Kidder quoted, Oct. issue, in Lead, "The Really Good Ideas"

XXXI-2 Mark Kramer quoted from Nov. 1977 issue in Review, "Random Notes on Farming"

XXXI-8 Arthur Morgan article quoted, Feb. 1942 issue in Review, "The Riches of Necessity"

XXXI-17 Self-Defeat"

XXXI-45 Alston Chase's article "Skipping Through College" quoted in Children, "No Catharsis in Sight"

XXXII-7 Richard Mitchell quoted from Dec. 1978 issue in Children, "Backward New England, Texas Common Sense"

XXXII-38 William Tucker article on spread of organic farming quoted from July issue in Frontiers, "What They Have to Show for It"

XXXII-46 Quoted from Neil Postman in Sept. 1979 issue in Children, "Architects of the 'Junkyard Mind'"

XXXII-49 Quoted from James Fallow in Oct. 1979 issue in Lead, "On Ways of Thinking," re military defense. Also article by Edward B. Fiske, same issue, on sales promotion; and Christopher Jenck's "Who Gets Ahead?" same issue, all in Lead

XXXIII-4 Article in April 1968 issue by James C. Thompson, Jr. discussed briefly in Children, "A Change of Taste"

XXXIII-8 Quoted from James Fallows' in Feb. 1980 issue on SAT tests in Editorial, "College Admissions"

XXXIII-23 Quoted from Thoreau's "Life Without Principle" in Oct. 1963 issue, in Lead, "Blight and Delight"

XXXIII-52 Quoted John Ciardi Dec. 1980 issue re Xmas in Editorial "A Difficult Time of Year"

XXXIV-1 Quoted Mar. 1917 Setsuko Koizumi re Lafcadio Hearn's death in Children, "Ingredients of Eupsychia"

XXXIV-16 Dr. Lewis Thomas quoted Apr 1981 re doctors in Editorial, "A Not-Quite-Lost Art"

XXXIV-52 Dec. 1981 issue quoted in Children, "Ignored Advice" (Bettelheim and Zelan on reading)

XXXV-12 Mar 1982 letters to quoted re Bettelheim's article, in Editorial, "Dolci to Come"

XXXV-17 Quoted Feb. 1982 issue, Peter H. Stone re terrorists in frontiers, "Experts on Death . . . and Life"

Atlantic-(Continued)

XXXV-22 Quoted Commanger's "Outmoded Assumptions," Mar 1982 in Lead, "The Claim to Validity"

XXXVI-8 Seymour Hersh quoted, Dec. 1982 issue on America's intervention in Chili, in Lead, "A Long Way to Go"; noted full page ad in same issue re "farmers and E.F. Hutton. . . ."

XXXVI-22 Mar. 1983 issue-discussed content, quoted Robert Reich, in Lead, "End-of-the-Century Question"

XXXVII-13 Quoted William James (re Spencer's views) from Oct. 1980 issue in Lead, "The Acts of Individuals"

XXXVII-19 Quoted Jan. 1984 issue "What Is It About?" by Thomas Powers (nuclear war) in Frontiers, "Moments of Silence"

XXXVII-24 Quoted Feb. 1984 Thomas Powers in his review of Arsenal in Review, "Another Schell Book"

XXXVII-49 Peter Paida, August 1984 re America in 1884 in Children

XXXVIII-9 Nov. 1984 Jacques Barzun on culture and the university in Children, "Critical Notes on Teaching"

XXXVIII-13 Sisley Huddleston, May 1920 re effects of war in Lead, "Where Responsibility Lies"

XXXVIII-14 Oct. 1984, "Beyond Demographics" quoted in Children, "Child Life in Yellow Springs"

XXXVIII-15 Jan. 1985, David Denby on movies and theater in Review

XXXIX-4 Oct. 1985 on AIDS in Lead, "How to be Sensible"

XXXIX-9 Bruno Bettleheim on disciplining children, in Children

XXXIX-14 James Fallows, Dec. 1985, re IQ tests in Children

XXXIX-47 James Fallows, "Letter from Tokyo" Aug. 1986 issue in Review, "A Cultural Puzzle"

XL-16 Sisley Huddleston, May 1920 in Lead, "On Making Wholes"; also quoted her from Nov. 1920 issue

XL-19 Mar. 1987, Bruno Bettelheim, "The Importance of Play" in Children, "Addressed to Parents"

XL-23 James Fallows, March 1987 in Children, "Education in Japan"

XLI-27 Robert Wright, April 1988, on Edward Fredkin in Lead, "Changes in Our Thinking"

XLI-52 Nov. 1988 Paul Gagnon on "Why Study History?" in Review, "A Hard Question"

Atlantis - Pierre Termier

XXXIV-43 Article in Annual Report of Smithsonian Institute, 1915, quoted in Review, "Atlantic-More Than a 'Myth'"

Atlantis-More Than a "Myth"

XXXIV-43 Review

Atlantis- The Antediluvian World - new ed. Ignatius Donnelly (Harper & Row)

XXXIV-43 Discussed in Review, "Atlantis-More Than a 'Myth'"

Atlas, James

XXXVIII-14 Oct. 1984 "Beyond Demographics" in Children from Atlantic

Atlee (Prime Minister-England)

I-1 Lead, "The Unfinished Revolution"

III-39 Quote from in Letter from England

Atomic Alibi - Arthur E. Morgan

I-18 Lead, threat of atomic bomb gives an alibi for not getting at our real work of selfmastery in order to make the nation strong

Atomic Energy Commission

I-36 Metaphysical questions asked of it

Atomic Story, The - J. Alvin Kugelmass

X-23 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Nuclear Tests- Problems in Philosophy"

Atmosphere of Health, An

XXXIII-42 Frontiers

Attachment and Loss - John Bowlby (Basic Books, 1969, 1973)

XXIX-8 Quotations from in Frontiers, "Changing Attitudes in Science"

Attack - Perry Wolff

V-11 Quote from in Lead, "Escape Into Reality"

Attack on the American Secular School, The - V. T. Thayer

VIII-38 Quoted from in Children

Attenborough, Richard (Director, Actor)

XXXV-14 His movie Gandhi discussed in Editorial, "The Leaven of an Art-form"; quoted review in Fellowship, Jan/Feb 1983 by Richard Deats

Attitudes and Acts

XX-29 Lead

Attitudes of Nonviolent Resisters

XXII-41 Frontiers - Richard B. Gregg

Attitudes Toward ESP

XXX-9 Frontiers

Attractions of Ideology

XXXV-3 Lead (Communism, Fascism)

Attractive Simplicities

XXVI-37 Frontiers

Auden, W. H. (English poet)

II-29 Investigated popular symbolism in Harper's, in Review, "Symbols of the Times"

II-39 His comment on Lincoln's picture need to inquire about his character, one could tell by looking at his face

VI-3 Ref. to his comment on Lincoln's face in Lead, "The Faces of Men"

XII-35 Quoted in Editorial, "The Good In Eclipse"

XVI-7 His article, "Do You Know Too Much?" from Dec. Esquire quoted in Children, "A Poet's Vision on Education"

XVI-38 Quoted briefly in American Scholar, Spring 1963 in Frontiers, "Philosophy and Progress"

XXII-49 Brief quote from The Age of Anxiety in Frontiers, "A Verdict of Writers"

XXVI-50 Quoted in Lead, "A Change of Mind"

Auden, W. H.-(Continued)

XXVIII-48 Quoted from introduction to Portable Greek Reader in Review, "The Words of the Greeks"

XXXVIII-3 Quoted passage from Medea, and comment on in Children

Audibert, Pierra

XXXIII-49 Translation of his article in LeMonde in Manchester Guardian, Aug. 30, 1980 issue, quoted in Lead, "No Easy Way" (re farming, soil, etc.)

Audit (Magazine)

XVI-6 L. S. Haprin quoted from No. 7, Vol. II in Review, "The Failure of Western Socialism"

Audubon (Magazine)

XXVII-52 Quote from Sept. issue in ref. to changes in climate in Lead, "The Context of Life"

XXX-15 David McCullough's account of the life and work of Agassiz quoted from Jan. issue in Children, "Looking"

XXXII-46 Quoted re censure of advertising opposing expansion of National Wilderness Preservation System in Lead, "Looking Around and Up"

Audubon Club Newsletter

XXXVI-16 Quoted Wes Jackson from in Frontiers, "Technological Goliath"

XXXVII-5 Quoted Olin Pettingill, Jr., from Sept. 1983 issue on children's stories (Thornton Burgess) in Children, "Various Nostalgias"

XXXVI-16 Wes Jackson quoted in Frontiers, "Technological Goliath"

Auer, Johannes

XX-19 Quoted from Winter 1967 Religious Humanism in Review, "A New Humanist Magazine"

Auerback, Carl

XI-36 Quoted from his review of John K. Galbraith's The Affluent Society from the Progressive, August, in Lead, "The Way the World Is"

Augenspiegel (Eyes' Mirror) John Reuchlin

I-50 Reuchlin's answer to Pfeffercorn's attack on the Jews in Handspiegel (Hand Mirror), in Lead, "Great Reformers-John Reuchlin"

August, Frank E.

XXXVIII-10 Used his thoughts, condensed in Editorial, "Reflections of an Amateur"

Augustine

I-34 Perverted Neo-platonic One into the Personal God of Hebrew tradition-in Frontiers, "Ingredients of Western Culture"

II-45 Resisted claim that coming of Christianity responsible for ruin of ancient world-in Lead, "Man and His History"

XVII-32 Discussion of his view of history in Frontiers, "Meaning in History"

Aurangzeb (Mogul Emperor)

I-23 Reproached tutor for teaching him philosophy-not how to besiege a town, in Review, "World Without Credo"

X-38 Above requoted in Lead, "Travail in Asia"

XXII-18 Above requoted in Editorial, "The Present World Situation"

XXIV-12 Above requoted in Lead, "On the Humanities"

XXVII-26-35 Above quoted in Children, "Scapegoats, Anybody?"

XXX-49 Quoted in Children, "More On the Arts"

Aurelius, Marcus

XXXV-9 Quoted from Meditations (in Philosophy of Moral Education) in Lead, "Moral Development and Education"

Auriol, President

III-18 His home town, Revel, voted itself "a world territory"-in Frontiers, "An Anarchist Proposal"

Austin, Lee

XV-4 His story on Midtown School in L.A. Mirror, Nov. 29, 1961 quoted in Children

Austin, Mary

VI-52 Quote from her "Experiences Facing Death" in Children

Australian Readers

I-23 Notice about subscriptions

Authentic Teacher, The - Clark Moustakas (Doyle, Cambridge, Mass. 1966)

XX-14 Quoted in Children, "Diagnosis of Children's Problems"

Author As Philosopher, The

XVIII-44 Review

Authoritarian Personality, The - Adorno

VIII-38 Brief quote from in Lead, "The New Study of Motives"

Authoritarian Psychotherapy- Authoritarian Control Versus Individual Choice - Lucien A. Buck (Christopher House, $7.95)

XXXII-41 Quoted in Review, "On Mental Health"

Authority - Ralph Pomeroy

XVII-39 Review

Authority and Democracy - April Carter

XXXIII-3 Review by Michael Randle in Peace News (Aug. 31, 1979) quoted in Children, "Kinds of Authority"

Authority and Legitimacy

XXIII-51 Frontiers

Authority and Power

XXV-41 Lead

Authority in Child-Rearing

VIII-43 Frontiers

Authority's Vanishing Point

II-46 Lead

Autobiography - Robert A. Millikan (Prentice-Hall, 1950)

VI-25 Quoted in Lead, "A Dubious Unity"

Autobiography of a Catholic Anarchist, The - Annon Hennacy

VII-29 Reviewed, "One Man Revolution"

Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man - James Weldon Johnson

I-45 Ref. to in Frontiers, "Milestones"

Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens

XIX-26 Account of incident in Paris Peace Conference of 1919 quoted from in Lead, "Access for Peace-makers"

XX-52 Quoted in Lead, "On Changing the World"

XXXIII-14 Quoted from in Lead, "Two Not Popular Ideas"

Autokind vs. Mankind - Kenneth R. Schneider (Schocken paperback, $2.95)

XXV-49 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Amid the Encircling Gloom"

Automobiles and the American Psyche

XI-37 Review

Autonomous Groups Bulletin - edited by Maria Rogers

VII-50 Reviewed in Children re purposes of magazine, and experiment in San Bernardino County

VIII-10 Ref. to in Review, "Notes on Religion"

VIII-42 Winter 1955-56 issue discussed in Lead, "Three Principles of Democracy"

X-45 Winter-Spring issue devoted to "Delinquent Gangs" quoted from article by Dr. Dorothy Blitsten in Children

XI-17 Reference to in Children

Autonomous Individual, The

XIX-35 Second portion of Editorial

"Autonomy" and Autonomous Groups

VIII-19 Frontiers

Autonomy and Responsibility

XIX-25 Editorial

Autonomy and Unanimity

XXXV-40 Frontiers (Networking)

Available and Palpable Target

XXI-9 Review

Available Answer, An

XXX-49 Editorial

Avakumovic, Ivan

XXIV-35 His book on the life of Kropotkin, The Anarchist Prince, (co-author, George Woodcock) quoted in Review, "The Anarchist Prince"

Avatar (East Coast)

XXII-20 Wayne Hansen quoted from in Children, "A 'Youth' Anthology," from Jesse Kornbluth's Notes from the New Underground

Aveni, Dr. Anthony

XXXII-19 His discussion of Ptolemy quoted from Nov. 1978 Technology Review in Lead, "A Man of Riches"

Avenues to Vision

XXIV-38 Editorial

Avrich, Paul

XXVIII-2 His article on Solzhenitsyn in Oct. 16 Nation reviewed in "Solzhenitsyn's 'Anachronisms'"

XXVIII-46 His article on Voline's The Unknown Revolution quoted from May 10 Freedom in Review, "Anarchist Historian"

Avuncular Wisdom

XXVI-18 Review

Awakened Eye, The - Ross Parmenter (Weslleyan University Press. $8.50)

XXI-18 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Innocent Eye"

Awakening from the American Dream - Rufus E. Miles, Jr. (Universe Books, 1976)

XXXVI-40 Quoted in Lead, "Hardly Welcome Allies"

XXXVI-41 Quoted, reviewed in "What's Wrong, What May Be Right"

XXXVII-6 Quoted in Lead, "Unbinding Observances" (re small communities)

Awakening to the Good - Psychological or Religious? -- Claire Myers Owens

XVI-48 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Psycho- Philosophical Diary"

Awareness in America

XXVII-16 Lead

Awareness of Ends

XIX-31 Editorial

Axel's Castle - Edmund Wilson

V-25 Reference to in Frontiers, "Concerning the Arts"

Axline, Dr. Virginia M.

XX-42 Her Dibs-In Search of Self discussed and quoted in Children, "The Essential Ingredients"

XXVI-41 Quoted from Play Therapy in Children, "Problem Children and Societies"

Axis of Deliverance, The

XXXVI-6 Review (Marco Pallis - Peaks and Lamas)

Ayandele, Emmanuel

XXXV-43 A Generation After Independence" in Daedalus (Spring 1982) discussed in Children, "Higher Education in Africa"

Ayer, John D.

XXXII-43 Quoted in the New York University Law Review (May-June 1978) in Lead, "The Restoration of Reason"

Ayers, H. Brandt

XXVI-2 Quoted from You Can't Eat Magnolias in Review of same title

Ayers, Lew (film star-pacifist)

VII-12 Editorial, "Project in Brotherhood" discusses his plan for film that will show comparative religions

Ayers, William

XLI-42 His review of Lucy Sprague Mitchell in Teachers College Record reviewed in Children, "Sharing and Caring"

Azad, Maulana (Indian Minister of Education)

I-33 Says it will take 40 years to overcome mass illiteracy of Indian people in "The Culture of India"

Azione Nonvioleta (Italian pacifist magazine)

XVII-24 Mentioned in Frontiers with Father Balducci's jailing for pacifist writing

Aztec Thought and Culture - Miguel Leon-Portilla (University of Oklahoma Press, 196?)

XXII-44 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Ancient Americans"

Aztec Thought and Culture-(Continued)

XXVI-50 Quote from in Lead, "A Change of Mind"

XXX-12 Quoted in Editorial, "America-Before the Fall"

XXXII-19 Quoted in Lead, "A Man of Riches"