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Cabanis

I-52 Coined expression, "The brain secretes thought as the liver secretes bile."

Cadbury, Henry J.

X-12 Quoted in Editorial, "Topsy Turvy World" from address "Science and Conscience"

XVII-14 Quoted in Lead, "The Edge of the Abyss," from Pendle Hill pamphlet, The Eclipse of the Historical Jesus

Caddell, Bill

XXXII-47 Quoted from Rain article by Steven Ames in Children, "Working With Neighbors"

Cadwallader, Ruth

XXXIII-9 Her article in Peace & Freedom (Dec. 1979) quoted in Frontiers, "What Has Become of the Men?" re Cambodia

XXXVII-42 From Asian Action (May/June 1984) on Asian women, in Frontiers

Caesar, Julius

I-13 Depicted in Thornton Wilder's Ides of March, Review, "Book-of-the-Month"

Caffi, Andrea

VIII-19 Quoted in Frontiers, "'Autonomy' and Autonomous Groups"

VIII-21 Quoted in Lead, "The Good of Man"

XI-11 IV"

XVII-13 Quoted from appendix to Dwight Macdonald's The Root is Man in Frontiers, "The Brain vs. The Machine"

XVIII-49 Quoted in Frontiers, "Alienation"

XVIII-51 Quoted in Lead, "Symbols and Myths"

XIX-30 Quoted from Macdonald's The Root is Man in Lead, "After Ideologies?"

XXIII-1 Quoted from The Root is Man in Children, "Education for Tomorrow"

XXIX-39 Quoted from The Root is Man in Lead, "Confirming Voices"

Cagliostro

II-47 Film Black Magic based on assumption that Cagliostro was Balsamo (Sicilian adventurer)

Cagliostro - Francois Ribadeau Dumas (Orion Press, $6.95)

XXI-6 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Restored Portrait of Cagliostro"

Cahan, Dr. William G. (N.Y. Memorial Center for Cancer and Allied Disease)

IX-42 Quoted on radio-activity in Lead, "New-Type Crusade"

Cahiers du Sud

XXX-22 Simone Weil quote from used in Lead, "The Line of a Life"

Cahill & Co. (publishers) 145 Palisade St., Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522

XXXVII-40 Discussed their catalogue, quoted on The Name of the Rose in Review

Cahn, Edmund (Prof. of Law at New York University)

IX-39 His The Moral Decision-Right and Wrong in the Light of American Law discussed in Editorial, "The Wisdom of the Law"

XIII-50 His Preface to Arthur Koestler's Reflections on Hanging quoted in Review, "The Cult of Legal Murder"

Cahoon, David

XV-15 His letter to editors quoted in Lead, "Consciousness and Meaning"

XV-47 His letter give as first part of Frontiers, "What Can We Make of Confusion?"

Cain, Dr. Arthur

XVII-50 His article from Saturday Evening Post (Sept. 19, 1964) quoted in Review, "On the Psychology of Addiction" - also quoted from Feb. 1963 Harper's in same article

Cain, Edward

XVII-20 Quoted from April Frontier in Editorial, "The Trouble with 'Debates'"

Cain, Stanley A.

II-31 Frontiers discusses his Scientific Monthly article on accelerated rate of food production, "Education versus Disaster"

Caine Mutiny, The - Herman Wouk

VII-18 Brief mention in Review, "Noted in Passing"

VII-48 Review, "'The Caine' and Popular Culture"

"Caine, The" and Popular Culture

VII-48 Review

Cairns, Huntington

XXX-9 Comments on the Timaeus quoted in Lead, "Platonic Symmetries"

Calculus of Sin, A

XXII-19 Frontiers

Calder, Nigel

XXXIV-6 His Nuclear Nightmare-An Investigation into Possible Wars reviewed, quoted in Review, "Nightmares and a Remedy"

Calder, Ritchie (Science editor, British News Chronicle)

II-43 Reference to NS&N article on Prof. A. G. Hardy-"Here are Dragons"

VII-9 Quoted re atom bomb from News Chronicle in Lead, "The Health of the State"

XXII-21 Quoted on results of bomb-testing in Frontiers, "Caution-Scientists at Work"

XXIII-7 Article quoted from Jan. 1970 Foreign Affairs in Lead, "The Long Wait"

Caldicott, Helen (Australian-born pediatrician)

XXXII-18 Quoted from Jan. 15 Washington Spectator in Children, "Health and Horror"

XXXIII-20 Quoted from L.A. Times, April 23, 1979 issue on malnourished children in Frontiers, "Indicators of Change"

XXXV-23 Eight Minutes to Midnight (film) re nuclear war discussed in Lead, "'Defeat Is Indivisible in Nuclear War'"

XXXV-46 Quoted from Nuclear Madness (from The Hundredth Monkey) in Frontiers, "Some Comparisons"

Caldwell, Alfred

XXV-48 Quoted from 1970 (No. 10) Structurist in Review, "Elements of Heroic Literature"

XXX-25 Quoted from 1975-76 Structurist in Lead, "Somewhere Are Seeds" Also quoted in Editorial, "Life and Times"

XL-18 Quoted, 1985-86 Structurist on cities, skyscrapers in Frontiers, "Slightly Organized Heaps"

Caldwell, Erskine

II-52 Reference to his Trouble in July in Review of Negro pictures

XIX-30 Quote from his In Search of Bisco (non-fiction) in Editorial, "Natural Paradise-Social Hell- Hole"

Caldwell, John

XI-37 Quoted from his Children of Calamity in Children, "Figure of Tragedy"

Caldwell, Lynton K.

XXII-5 Quoted from Dec. 31, 1968 Christian Science Monitor in Frontiers, "Friends With the World?"

XXIX-3 Quoted from William and Mary Law Review, Summer, in Frontiers, "The Ring of Truth"

Caleb, My Son - Lucy Daniels

X-16 Quoted from in Review, "Negro-American Tragedy"

Calendar and Reader

XXX-50 Editorial

Calendar for 1970 (United Farm Workers Organizing Committee)

XXIII-6 Page at end of calendar tells life-story of Cesar Chavez and quoted in Frontiers, "A Continuing Struggle"

Calgary Herald

XLI-21 Nov. 11, 1987 John Ferri interview with Peter Buitenhis (WWI propaganda) in Frontiers, "The First Casualty in War"

California and Points South

XXVIII-24 Frontiers

California Conservation Project

XXVIII-51 Editorial

California Dreaming

XXXIII-48 Chapter from Paper Heroes-A Review of Appropriate Technology by Witold Rybezynski quoted in Frontiers, "A Little Gets Through"

California Electricity Quandary- Slowing the Growth Rate - report by the Rand Corporation

XXVI-14 Discussed in Frontiers, "Focus on California"

California Historical Quarterly

XXX-41 William Kahrl quoted from Spring/Summer 1976 issue in Frontiers, "The Ills of Bigness"

California Indians and . . . "

XXXI-41 Review

California Institute of Technology

XXV-23 Director of admissions quoted on decline of admissions, in Frontiers, "On the Printed Word"

California Institute of Technology Quarterly

XX-36 Dr. Daniel Bell quoted from Summer 1967 issue in Lead, "The Classical Questions"

XX-41 Prof. Daniel Bell quoted from Summer 1967 issue in Lead, "Nature's Voice Has Changed"

XXVI-37 Quoted Dr. Daniel Bell, Summer 1967 issue in Lead, "The Problem-Solvers"

California Journal

XL-47 June 1987, J. S. Taub on products for use in war in Lead, "Diagnosis and a Cure"

California Lawyer

XXXVI-16 Quoted Elliott L. Meyrowitz from April 1982 issue in Frontiers, "Technological Goliath" re nuclear weapons

California Monthly (Alumni Magazine of U. of California)

XIX-43 Stephen Cornet quoted, July-Aug. issue in Children, "Campus Report"

XXV-1 Prof. Charles H. Townes quoted from Feb. 1970 issue in Lead, "Order and Purpose"

California Parent-Teacher

XIII-47 Mary C. Dobbs quoted from Sept. issue on experiment in cooking in Children, "Contributions from Readers"

California Press, The

XIII-21 Editorial

California Public Utilities Commission

XXXIV-9 Chairman John Bryson's remarks in interview re SoCal Edison's decision to find renewable unconventional sources of energy quoted in Frontiers, "An Interesting Decision"

California Revolution, The - edited by Carey McWilliams (Grossman Publishers, 1968, $6.50)

XXI-35 Carey McWilliams, Robert Kirsch, Richard G. Lillard, Mel Wax, Theodore Roszak quoted from in Review, "A Great But Undeveloped Country"

California State Board of Equalization Bulletin

XVII-15 Quote from Dec. 12, 1963 issue in Children, "Education in Religion"

XVII-16 Dr. Bramfeld quoted from same issue above in Children, "Education in Religion-A Proposal"

California Teacher (California Federation of Teachers)

VIII-5 Children-discussion of survey of witchhunting

California Tomorrow (quarterly)

XXXV-51 Discussion of origin-visionary and practical- in Editorial, "Habits and Attitudes"

California, University of

VI-17 Santa Barbara Tutorial Program discussed in Frontiers, "Something New Was Added"

California Water Atlas - (Governor's Office of Planning) William L. Kahrl

XXXIII-23 Quoted from in Review, "The Watering of California"

Californian, The - monthly periodical

XIII-21 Mark Davidson's article "The Chessman Case- A Study in Mass Deception" quoted from May issue in Editorial, "The California Press"

Call It Courage - Armstrong Sperry

II-9 Review of book in Children

IV-7 Reference to in Children

Call It Treason - George How (Viking, 1949)

IV-4 Quote from in Review, "The 'War' Process"

Call of the Wild, The

XVI-47 Editorial

Call Them "Ancestors"

XXIV-47 Lead

Call to Duty, The

XXIX-47 Frontiers

Callahan, Bob

XXXII-8 A Geographical Sketch of Early Man in America by Carl O. Sauer quoted in City Miner in Review, "West Coast Americana"

Callahan, Raymond E.

XVIII-28 His Education and the Cult of Efficiency quoted in Children

Calley, Douglas

II-3 Non-registrant. Quote from his statement in Monterey Peninsula Herald

Calley, William

XXIV-16 Quoted from Esquire and used in Julius Lester's Liberation column in Review, "Mylai-in the Magazines" Also in Editorial, "The Trial and the War"

Callicott, J. Baird, ed.

XLI-38 Reviewed, quoted Companion to a San County Almanac (essays on Leopold) in Review, "A Lonely Hero"

Calmer, Ned

XI-42 His The Strange Land, war novel, reviewed in Review, "How Did I Get Here?"

Calocci, William P. (Charleston, Maine)

XIV-3 Letter to Editors quoted in Lead, "The Problems of Knowledge"

Cal Tech Quarterly - (See California Institute of Technology Quarterly)

Caloren, Fred

XXXI-24 Quoted from Our Generation in Editorial, "A Change in Values"

Calverton, V. F.

II-25 Reference to his study of U.S. Utopian experiments in Children

II-43 Brief mention of his Where Angels Dared to Tread in Review of Henri Lasserre book

Calvin, John

VI-47 Discussed in Review, "Days of Wrath"

XXXVI-19 Discussed in Lead, "The Neglected Capacity of Humans"; also quoted on from Zweig's The Right to Heresy"

Calvin, John-(Continued)

XXXVI-50 Calvin and Servetus, story of told in Frontiers, "Expiations, Related and Absent"

Calvino, Italo

XL-10 Quoted from N.Y. Review of Books, Oct. 9, 1986 re the "classics" in Editorial, "On Reading Good Books"

Calypso Log

XLI-45 Rodrigo Carazo quoted in interview, Dec. 1987, in Children, "A Peace-Making Nation"

Camara (Camara Laye - South African)

VIII-9 Nation discussion of his autobiography quoted in Frontiers, "Cultural Tensions"

Cambridge Review, The

XXVI-52 Quote from 1956 special "Harvard" issue in Children, "Some Letters"

Camerer, David M.

XII-17 His The Damned Wear Wings quoted in Frontiers, "'Good and Straightforward' War"

Cameron, Bruce

XVII-27 Author of The Case Against Colonel Sutton, reviewed as "Fear-Engendering Conformity"

Cameron, Duncan E.

I-12 Conscription-Resister whose case given fair treatment by English journal Socialist Leader (New Leader)

Cameron, Eleanor

XXIX-41 Her The Court of the Stone Children reviewed in "Rarities of Health"

Camilleri, Joseph

XXV-6 Quoted from Britain and the Death Trade in Frontiers, "The Business and Crimes of War"

Camino Real - Tennessee Williams (New Directions)

XXVII-46 Foreword to quoted in Lead, "Symbol and Myth"

Camp Ahimsa - Summer camp in Voluntown, Conn

XIX-2 Brochure of quoted in Children, "Education for Peace"

Campbell, Dr. Charles A. R.

IV-19 Discussion of smallpox fight in San Antonio, Texas, in Frontiers, "Of Bugs and Men"

Campbell, Dr. Helen

XIV-52 Quoted from ETC for July 1961 in Children, "Semantics and Education"

Campbell, Joseph

IV-50 His The Hero With a Thousand Faces reviewed, "The Story is Always the Same"

V-5 Mentioned and quoted in Review of Fromm's The Forgotten Language (quote from The Hero. . . preface)

VI-33 Quotations from his Partisan Review article on Heinrich Zimmer in Lead, "Types of Religion"

IX-21 The Hero. . . quoted in Frontiers, "Religion and the Psyche"

X-5 Above quoted in Children, "Reading and Philosophy"

X-11 Quoted in Children

X-13 Reference to Hero in Review, "Psychological Maturity"

Campbell, Joseph-(Continued)

XI-17 X"

XI-18 Quoted from The Hero on need for identification in "Discussion of a Generation-

XI-21 His quote comparing private against public or the "respectable" quoted in Review, "The Dangerous Virtues"

XI-52 Review of Zimmer's Philosophies of India (edited by Campbell) in Review, "We Cannot Borrow God"

XII-11 Reference to in Editorial, "Maverick Philosophers" Review in Frontiers of his College Art Journal article, "The Cultural Setting of Asian Art" in Comparisons of East and West"

XIII-9 His The Hero quoted in Review, "Mythos and Ethos" and in Children, "The Best on Delinquency"

XIII-12 Primitive Mythology quoted from in Review, "The Masks of God"

XIV-6 The Hero quoted in Children, "Courage and Discipline"

XIV-15 Above quoted briefly in Review, "Beyond Theology"

XV-13 The Hero briefly quoted in Review, "Discussion of 'Self-Actualization'"

XV-19 The Masks of God-Volume II quoted in Review, same title

XV-50 Quoted in Review, "Another 'Book for Our Time'"

XV-52 Same paragraph as above quoted in Editorial, "The Meaning of 'Human'"

XVI-15 Quoted in Children, "Speak to Us of Religion"

XVI-24 The Hero quoted in Children, "The Christian Bible"

XVI-32 Hero quoted in Lead, "New Perspectives in Psychology"

XVI-48 Hero quoted in Children article on Halloween

XVII-17 Occidental Mythology quoted and discussed in Review of same title

XVII-36 Occidental Mythology quoted in Lead, "A Language of Synthesis"

XVII-41 The Hero quoted in Children, "Religion and the Republic"

XVII-42 Brief quote from MANAS quote above in Frontiers, "Challenge to Humanism"

XVIII-1 Quoted from Fall 1958 College Art Journal in Lead, "The Sacred Bonds"

XVIII-6 The Hero briefly quoted in Editorial, "Revivifying Myths"

XX-12 Quoted from Hero in Lead, "Coming of Age in the World"

XXVIII-40 Quoted Myths to Live By in Editorial, "More from Campbell," and in Children, "The Sources of Morality"

XXIX-19 The Hero quoted in Lead, "The Imperfect Parallel"

Campbell, Joseph-(Continued)

XXII-42 The Hero quoted in Review, "Various Abstractions"

XXXIII-1 Mentioned in Lead, "The Method of the Essayist"

XXXIII-17 Quoted from The Hero With a Thousand Faces in Children, "Instead of Ceremonies"

XXXVII-22 Quoted from L.A. Times, Jan. 13, 1984 interview with Garry Abrams on need for new mythic system in Frontiers, "Convergences"

XXXIX-16 Quoted The Hero in Lead, "The Need for Heroes"

XL-3 From The Hero re "hero's journey" in Review

XLI-11 Primitive Mythology (Chuang Tzu) in Lead, "A Foray of Faith"

XLI-45 Quoted (w/Bill Moyers) New Age Journal, July/Aug 1988, in Lead, "Our Next Stage of Evolution?"

Campbell, Liz

XXVIII-42 Quoted in Frontiers, "Psychology in Transformation"

Campbell, Will D.

XLI-39 Review of Forty Acres and a Goat in Review, "Freedom is Reconciliation"

Campbell-Purdie, Wendy

XXVIII-47 Her report quoted from May 18 San Diego Union in Frontiers, "Counterattack on Deserts"

Cambridge Natural History

XXXIV-50 Quote from by David Sharp used by Lafcadio Hearn, quoted in Review, "Some Indian Wisdom"

Campen, Jim

XXVII-37 Quoted on article in Spring 1972 Dissent by Haim Barkai, in Frontiers, "Changes in Social Thought"

Campus Gods on Trial

VI-33 Discussed in Children

Camus, Albert

V-13 Quoted from Politics article, "Neither Victims nor Executioners" in Editorial, "The Fear of Reason"

VII-43 Review of The Stranger, "Men and Circumstances" Quote from his Politics article and reference to in Editorial, "Land's End?"

X-44 Discussed in Editorial, "The Environment of Freedom," and The Rebel reviewed and quoted in Frontiers, "Man as Rebel"

XIII-39 Brief quote in Lead, "The Longing for Destiny"

XIII-43 His writing in 1957 Evergreen Review on capital punishment quoted in Children

XIV-30 His introduction to The Rebel quoted in Lead, "The Focus of Consciousness"

XV-1 Quoted from A Writer's Notebook in Frontiers, "No Human Sound"

XV-38 Quoted from The Myth of Sisyphus in Review, "Feeding the Hungry"

XVI-27 Quoted from The Plaque in Frontiers, "The Present Paradox of Ethics"

Camus, Albert-(Continued)

XVIII-2 Quoted from Myth of Sisyphus in Frontiers, "Through Lazarus' Eyes"

XVIII-32 Quoted by Robert Ulich in Review, "Council for the Study of Mankind." Reference to in Editorial, "Millions of Solitary Individuals"

XX-14 Quoted from Resistance, Rebellion, and Death in Review, "Albert Camus"

XXI-28 Quoted from his play, The Just Assassins in Lead, "The Opposite Pole"

XXII-2 Quoted in Lead, "Life and Consciousness"

XXIV-41 Quoted from Robert Proix' Albert Camus and the Men of the Stone in Children, "For the Library"

XXVIII-17 Quoted The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays in Lead, "Farther Than Most" Quote from reviewer on Camus, Aug. 25, 1966 London Times Literary Supplement in Lead

XXIX-13 Quoted in Lead, "The Last Dramatic Questions" Also from "Helen's Exile," in Editorial, "Beyond the Absurd"

XXIX-23 "These scents of grass and stars at night. . ." in Children, "The Educative Voice"

XXIX-26-34 Quoted in Review, "The Territory and the Map"

XXXI-13 Quoted in Lead, "What Comes Next?"

XXXI-26 The Myth of Sisyphus in Editorial, "A Single Meaning?"

XXXIII-15 Quoted from his essay on meaning of Sisyphus in Lead, "The Struggle is Enough"

XXXIII-53 Quoted The Just Assassins in Lead, "In Quest of Balance"

XXXIV-2 "Myth of Sisyphus" in Lead, "At the Foot of the Mountain"; also quoted him on despondency

XXXIV-9 Quoted in Lead, "Instructions for Human Beings" (science unable to answer questions) Quoted in Editorial, "Sine Qua Non" ("meaning")

XXXV-10 Quoted on "no future" in Lead, "The Lost and the Saved" Quoted on fear of war in Editorial, "A Matter of Representation"

XXXVI-24 Quotations from Resistance, Rebellion, and Death (essays selected by him) in Review, "Albert Camus"; also quoted from Combat to question from Gabriel Marcel

XXXIX-44 From Resistance, Rebellion and Death (letters to a German friend) in Lead, "Contrasting World Views"

XL-6 Extensive quotation Neither Victims Nor Executioners in Lead, "The Power of Words"

XL-51 "The Human Crisis" from Twice a Year (Winter 1946-47), also from Caligula and Three Other Plays in Lead, "Our Normal Condition?"

XLI-12 From American Journal and Roger Quilliot in Frontiers, "A Parisian in America"

Camus, Albert

XXXIV-52 Lead

XXXV-24 Review

XL-1 Quotation from Resistance, Rebellion and Death in Review, "At the Foot of the Mountain"

Camus, Albert - Herbert Lottman (Braziller, 1980)

XXXIV-52 Quoted in Lead, "Albert Camus"

Camus, Albert, and the Men of the Stone - edited by Robert Proix (San Francisco, Greenwood Press 1971. Translator Gregory H. Davis, 1971)

XXIV-41 Discussed and quoted in Children, "For the Library"

XXXIV-52 Quoted Robert Proix, ed. of French edition, in Lead, "Albert Camus"

Camus' American Journal - Roger Quilliot, ed. (Paragon House, 1987)

XLI-12 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Parisian in America" Brief quote in Editorial, "A Casual Comparison"

Can Craftsmanship Compete? -- James Van Buren Hearne

XXIV-5 Frontiers

Can Freedom Be Planned?

XIX-22 Lead

Can Foreign Policy Be Democratic?

I-45 Foundation for Foreign Affairs pamphlet quoted in "Questions-Not for Experts" published in Foundation's publication American Perspective

Can History Be Used?

XXI-42 Editorial

Can People Learn to Learn? -- Dr. C. B. Chisholm

XII-38 Quoted in Children, "You Can Start at the Top"

XII-39 Quoted in Children, "Can Morality Be Unethical?"

Can Science and Religion Cooperate?

VII-52 Lead

Can Society Be Reframed?

XLI-42 Lead

Can Statistics Blaspheme?

XX-25 Editorial

Can Sweden Be Shrunk? -- Nordal Akerman

XXXIII-24 Pamphlet issued by Dag Hammarskjold Foundation quoted in Review, "The 'Deeper Human Qualities'"

Can Virtue Be Taught?

XXII-45 Frontiers

Can We Do Without Them?

XXXII-21 Editorial

Can Wisdom Be Taught?

XXXII-21 Lead, first part (in form of letter) by Dan Collins

Can Writing Be Taught?

XLI-13 Editorial (Berry)

Canadian Association of University Teachers Bulletin (75 Albert St., Ste. 1001, Ottawa, Ont.)

XXXVII-42 April 1984 quoted "The Role of Our Universities in the Nuclear Age" by Helen Baxter, in Children, "Reports from Canada"

Canadian Bar Review

XXVII-10 J. S. Grafstein's CIDOC paper, Law and Technology, May 1973 issue, quoted in Frontiers, "The Advocates of Change"

Canadian Comment

XXIV-40 Frontiers

Canadian Institute on Public Affairs

X-28 Review, J. B. Priestley, Rollo May

Canadian Medical Journal

XXX-4 Dr. Norman Bethune quoted in Review, "Health-A Positive View"

Canadian Painter

XXII-51 Review

Canadian Society During the French Regime - W. J. Eccles (Montreal- Harvest House, paper, $2.50)

XXI-24 Quoted in Lead, "The Condition of Life"

XXIX-14 Quoted in Editorial, "'Feudal' France"

XXIX-47 Quoted in Lead, "Learning from the Past"

Canard Enchaine (French weekly)

XII-34 Quoted in Lead, "Some Editorial Wonderings"

Canary, Donald J. (Faculty adviser, Vincent School, West Covina)

XXI-15 Work of 4th, 5th and 6th grade students quoted in Children, "Children's Writing"

Canasatego (Iroquis Indian)

V-38 Quoted in Review, "Lo, the Poor White Man"

Canby, Dr. Seidel

I-33 Reference to his The Works of Theoreau and quote from Times Literary Supplement (London) in re.

Cancer Ward - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

XXVIII-2 Quote from in Review, "Solzhenitsyn's 'Anachroisms""

Cancian, Frank (University of California)

XXXIV-12 His The Innovator's Situation reviewed by Manchester Guardian (clipping sent by reader) quoted in Frontiers, "East and West. . . " (re agriculture by lower-middle class farmer throughout the world)

Candid Historian, A

XXXV-18 Editorial (Barbara Tuchman)

Candle of Vision, The - George Russell (AE)

XXXIII-45 Quoted in Review (re imagination) "A Subjective Revolutionary"

Candlemas Bay - Ruth Moore

VI-39 Reviewed in Children

Canfield, Dorothy

XXIX-5 Briefly quoted from Vermont Tradition in Lead, "Obscure Specifications"

Cannery Row - John Steinbeck

XXXIV-14 Quoted from CoEvolution Quarterly, Winter 1980, in Children, "When Everyone Is Responsible"

Cannon, Le Grand, Jr.

V-14 Discussion of his Look to the Mountain in Children

Canons of Criticism

VII-39 Lead

XI-3 Lead

XI-10 Letter from reader in re above quoted in Lead, "Unsettled Questions"

Canovan, Margaret

XXX-9 Quoted from The Political Thought of Hannah Arendt in Children, "The Need for Believing"

Canton Barrier - Andrew Geer

XI-4 Reviewed in Review, "Notes on Novels"

Cantor, Nathaniel

VII-5 Review of his The Teaching-Learning Process in Children

Cantrell, Walter

IX-16 His Brand of Cain referred to in Review, "An Odd Flavor for Westerns"

Cantril, Hadley

III-29 Quote from Science article on nature of scientific inquiry in Frontiers, "The Meaning of 'Science'"

XVI-29 Quoted from The Humanist symposium, "Reconstruction in Religion," in Review of same title

XX-26 Quoted from The Morning Notes of Adelbert Ames, Jr., which he edited, in Review, "Foundations of Tomorrow's Science"

Canyon, The - Jack Schaefer

VII-2 Discussed in Children

Canyon Crier (Laurel Canyon newspaper)

IV-25 Ref. to its story on Ione Swan in Frontiers, "The Institutional Dilemma"

Capacity for Brotherhood

I-17 Editorial - Napoleon Tukes

Capacity for Good and Evil

X-20 Lead

Capacity to See, The

XVI-42 Editorial

Cape, Cornell

XXVI-5 Quoted from his Introduction to The Concerned Photographer in Review, "A Modern Painter"

Cape Cod Times

XXXVI-47 Greg Watson quoted, July 17, 1983 issue in Frontiers, "'Local Self-Reliance Is the Goal'" (aquifers)

Cape Town- A Glimpse of Horror - Les Payne

XXXIV-49 Article from L.A. Times, Aug. 20, 1981, in Lead, "All Are Chosen People"

Capital Punishment & Nuclear Fission

XV-24 Review

Capital Punishment in California, Against

XIII-12 Frontiers

Capital Punishment - A World View - James A. Joyce

XV-24 Quoted in Review, "Capital Punishment & Nuclear Fission"

Caponigro, Paul (photographer)

XXXII-38 His account quoted from Speaking of My Life in Review, "Coping Kin"

Capouya, Emile

XXIV-9 His review of Reich's The Greening of America quoted from Jan. 18, 1971 Nation in Frontiers, "More on Reich's 'Greening'"

XXVI-44 Quoted on Solzhenitsyn, June 25 Nation Lead, "Wide, Unopened Spaces"

Capote, Truman

XIV-30 His story, "Children on Their Birthdays" quoted in Children, "On Religion and Morality"

Capp, Al

I-10 Creator of Li'l Abner, gave Dr. Einstein a helping hand with threat of atomic bomb by promising to incorporate a sequence in his comic strip

Capra, Frank

I-35 Reference to his picture The Best Years of Our Lives in comparison with Churchill's memoirs

Capra, Fritjof

XXXII-10 Author of The Tao of Physics in Children, "Science and Mysticism"

XXXVI-9 Discussed in Lead, "Insight in Science and in Plato" by Catherine Roberts

XXXVIII-1 (With Charlene Spretnak) Green Politics quoted in Review, "German Renascence"

Capricorn Society, The

IX-38 Editorial about this Society

IX-50 Criticism on in Frontiers, "For Freedom in Tanganyika" - Japhet article

X-11 Mention of the document "Capricorn Contact" (Model for political constitutions in the newly developing African countries in editors' comments to Letter from Africa

Capsule Culture

IV-23 Review - The Big Wheel by John Brooks

Captain Newman, M. D. - Leo Bosten

XVI-50 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A 'Best Seller' You May Read"

XVII-7 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "What Perspectives Are 'New'?"

Captive Artists

IX-19 Review - William Blake

Captive Culturists, The

VII-2 Frontiers - Humanist - Kermit Eby

Captive Mind, The - Czaslaw Milosz (Knopf, 1953, Vintage, paper, 1953)

VI-9 Discussed in Frontiers, "The Great Illusion"

XIII-36 Subject of Review with same title

XV-41 Quoted in Lead, "What Is Knowledge?"

XVIII-17 Reference in Lead, "A Society Worth Having"

XIX-27 Preface to quoted in Lead, "The Anatomy of Understanding"

XXI-16 Quoted in Review, "The Stringed Lute"

XXII-39 Quoted from in Editorial, "A Hoax of Government"

XXIII-44 Quoted in Lead, "Vision and Vulgarization"

XXX-51 Briefly quoted in Children, "The Sensitive Ones"

XXXII-42 Quoted in Lead, "Things Are Different Now"

Captives of Their Own Propaganda

V-31 Editorial

Captives of "War Morality"?

XVI-22 Editorial

Capture, The (film)

III-23 Reviewed, "A Modern Tragedy"

Caras, Roger

XXVI-15 Quoted from his preface to Last Chance on Earth in Frontiers, "Collaboration with Nature"

Carazo, Dr. Rodrigo (former premier of Costa Rica)

XLI-45 Quoted from Calypso Log, Dec. 1987 in Editorial, "What We Can Learn From"

Cárdenas, Lázaro

V-24 Discussed in Lead, "The Reform of Institutions"

V-36 Reference to in Letter from Mexico

XII-10 Brief mention in Editorial, "Latin American Quest

XXII-12 His telegraphed instructions to capital in regard to conspirators, quoted from Wm. Townsend's Lázaro Cárdenas, Mexican Democrat in Lead, "Ascents in History"

Cárdenas, Lázero, Mexican Democrat - William Cameron Townsend (Wahr Publishing Co., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1952)

XXII-12 Lázero's telegraphed instructions to capital regarding conspirators, quoted from in Lead, "Ascents in History"

XXXVI-51 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "The Weave of American Life"

Cardoza, Judge Benjamin

IX-39 Cited in Cahn's book, The Moral Decision - Editorial, "The Wisdom of the Law"

Care of the Earth

XXIV-25 Editorial

Care of Health in Communities, The - Nancy Milio Macmillan, 1975, $8.95)

XXVIII-43 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Unengaging Reflections"

XXIX-6 Reviewed in "Health or 'Health Services'?"

Care of the Land

XLI-44 Frontiers

Carey, Graham

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

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

Carey, James W.

XXIII-36 His article (co-author, John J. Quirk) quoted, Summer American Scholar in Frontiers, "New Ways of Thinking"

Cargo Cults

XXVII-13 Discussed in Review, "Distortions of Ancient Tradition"

Carington, W. Whately (psychical researcher)

IV-21 Reference to in Prof. S. G. Soal quote in Lead, "Triple Alliance"

Carlson, A. J.

I-8 Quoted in filler "Who is 'Wise'?"-controlled man uses his influence without violence or coercion to prevail on his fellows to follow his example

IX-15 His review of Oscar Riddle's The Unleashing of Revolutionary Thought quoted in Lead, "The Trembling Earth"

Carlyle as Futurologist

XXII-52 Frontiers

Carlyle, Thomas

I-50 His "the end of man is an action and not a thought though it were the noblest," quoted in Children

II-21 Supposed to have said that for Spencer life's greatest tragedy was a theory slain by a refactory fact

IV-9 Quoted in Editorial, "What Can a Man Do?" - "the end of man is an action. . . "

XV-8 Briefly quoted in Lead, "What Can Be Done With Words?"

XVIII-35 Leo Marx's reference to in The Machine in the Garden and quoted from "Signs of the Times"

XXII-31 Thoreau's criticism of him On Heroes, Hero- Worship, and the Heroic in History quoted in Lead, "The Price of Submission"

XXVI-5 Thoreau's discussion of quoted from Graham's Magazine (1847) in Lead, "The Scholar's Role"

XXVI-42 Thoreau quoted on in Lead, "Thought and Language"

XXVI-43 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Two Laws, Unreconciled"

XXVI-49 Briefly quoted in Lead, "What Society Needs"

XXVII-38 Quoted from Edinburg Review in Lead, "Unprogress Report"

XXVII-44 Noel Annan quoted on from New York Review of Books June 27, in Lead, "What Sort of Awakening?"

XXVIII-52 A Diagnosis"

XXXII-4 His essay "Signs of the Times" quoted from in Lead, "A Place Created"

XXXIV-45 Quoted from Edinburgh Review (1829) in Lead, "Restoring the Balance" Also quoted Marx summarizing Carlyle on John Locke from The Machine in the Garden, same Lead

XXXVII-13 Quoted Heroes and Hero Worship and New York Review of Books, Noel Annan on Carlyle's idea of history as history of great men, in Lead, "The Acts of Individuals"

XXXVII-22 Quoted Edinburgh Review, "Signs of the Times" (1829) on age of machinery, in Lead, "Toward a Better World"

XXXVIII-27 Thoreau on, quoted in Lead, "The Matter of Reading"

XXXIX-16 Quoted On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History in Lead, "The Need for Heroes"

Carman, Harry J. (Dean of Columbia University, N.Y.)

I-6 Chairman of College Scholarship fund for Negro Students-"Reading and Writing"

Carmichael (Former President of Carnegie Foundation)

XIX-41 Quoted from Some Educational Dilemmas by Frederick Mayer in Lead, "Moral and Religious Ideals in Education"

Carmichael, Douglas

XXX-43 Quoted from Community Planning Report, July 18, in Frontiers, "Who Knows Enough to Plan?"

Carmichael, Hoagy

XI-53 Reference to his reading on record, Jazz Canto in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

Carmichael, Oliver

VI-7 Reference to in Children

Carmichael, Stokely

XXI-25 Quoted from The Black Power Revolt in Review, "The Real Reconstruction"

XXI-48 Quoted from his essay, "Power and Racism," New York Review of Books, Sept. 22, 1966, in Lead, "On Being Born Again"

Carne-Ross, D. S. (Boston University)

XXIX-12 His article quoted from Boston University Journal (No. 1, 1975) in Children, "A Turning About"

XXIX-37 His article quoted from Spring 1973 Arion (Boston U.) in Lead, "Extra-Territorial Perspective"

XXIX-42 Quoted re "City of Tomorrow" in Lead, "Thomas Jefferson-Then and Now"

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

XXXV-17 Quoted from Arion, Spring 1973, in Children, "Scholarly Musings" (re condition of the universities)

XXXV-47 Quoted Arion, Spring 1973, in Editorial, "An Extra-Territorial Perspective"

XXXVIII-8 Quoted Instaurations re literature, literacy, in Lead, "From Profession to Passion" (George Eliot and Alfonso Ortiz also)

Carnegie, Andrew

XXXV-52 Children, "Various 'Maybes'" written by anonymous writer re Carnegie's achievements and mixed nature

XXXVI-50 Quoted his letter to himself (1868) in Children, "Some Examples"

Carnes, Ralph E.

XXII-11 Quoted on power of the poet from Dec. 1968 Etc. in Review, "From Words to Meanings"

Caroline, Dr. Nancy M.

XXXII-13 Her report quoted from Core Concepts in Review, "Death is Not the Enemy"

Carpendale, Brian M. M.

XVI-43 Wrote Frontiers article, "Psycho-Religious 'Engineering'"

XVII-21 Quoted and discussed in Lead

XVII-40 Quoted in Frontiers, "On Teaching 'Virtue'"

XVIII-38 His MANAS communication quoted in Children, "On Teaching Virtue"

Carpenter

I-5 Emerson and Asia in Review, "Books on India"

Carpenter, Edmund (Canadian anthropologist)

IX-51 Quoted in Frontiers, "Religion in Our Time" re huckstering religion

XX-10 Quoted from Sign, Image, Symbol (Vision & Value Series) in Review, "From Noise to Meaning"

XXII-11 Quoted from Dec. 1968 Etc. in Review, "From Words to Meanings"

XXIII-19 His paper quoted from March 1970 in Etc. in Review, "Ends and Means"

Carpenter, Edward

XXVIII-11 His Towards Democracy reviewed in "Notes on Carpenter and Thoreau"

Carr, Barry

XXVI-36 Quoted from Latin America Review of Books in Frontiers, "Literature on Latin America"

Carr, Donald E.

XXIX-7 Reference to his Dec. Atlantic article, "The Lost Art of Conservation," in Lead, "What Stands in the Way?"

Carr, E. H.

VIII-23 Quoted by C. Wright Mills and re-quoted in Lead, "The Mass Society"

Carr, Marilyn

XXXV-25 Quoted her Developing Small-Scale Industries in India-An Integrated Approach, in Frontiers, "A Considerable Way to Go"

Carr, Herbert Wildon

III-4 Quoted from his comment on Leibniz' Monadology in "Men with Ideas" His The Monadology of Leibniz recommended

IX-18 His Monadology quoted in Lead, "The Question of Freedom"

X-45 Monadology quoted in Frontiers, "Some Philosophical Borrowings"

XXXII-20 Monadology quoted in Lead, "Metaphysical Adventuring"

Carrel, Alexis

I-1 Man the Unknown - Frontiers, "The New Cosmologists"

I-30 Colleague of Lecomte du Nouy-Editorial, "Disturbing Convergences"

I-46 Reference to Man the Unknown in Review, "Anything Is Possible"

II-11 Charles Lindberg member of his staff - Review, "Lindbergh on Life"

III-45 His Voyage to Lourdes discussed in Frontiers, "Problems of Religion"; also quoted, same article, Man the Unknown

VII-14 Quoted by Friedberg from Thoughts About Life in Lead, "The System of Second Best"

Carrigher, Sally

XII-4 Her Moonlight at Midday quoted in Children, re training of Eskimo children

XXII-53 Her The Glass Dove discussed and quoted in Review, "No Words for It"

XXIX-6 Her Wild Heritage reviewed in Children, "A Nature Lover's Book"

Carroll, Lewis (Charles Dodgson)

XXVII-51 His writings discussed by Michael Holquist in The Child's Part and quoted in Children, "The Story as Emancipator"

Carry On Mr. Bowditch - Jean Latham

X-37 Briefly discussed in Children

Carson, Rachel

IX-42 Quoted in Children about taking 20-month-old down to the sea during a storm

XV-49 Her book, Silent Spring, reviewed and quoted in Review of same title

Carson, Rachel-(Continued)

XIX-10 Quoted from June McCall's (1965) in Children, "'Nature' and Natural Religion"

XXII-3 Her The Sense of Wonder discussed and quoted in Children, "A Diet of Wonder"

XXIII-43 Quoted in regard to her books in Lead, "A True Sense of the World"

XXVI-17 Kevin P. Shea's review of Silent Spring quoted from Jan/Feb Environment in Editorial, "Foundation of Action"

XXIX-19 Her quote from Paul Shepard in Silent Spring given in Frontiers, "A Far-off Goal"

XXXV-9 Quoted in Review, "Two Kinds of Balance" (re the road not taken)

XXXVI-2 Silent Spring discussed, comment from Paul Brooks quoted in Frontiers, "The 'Long-Term Objective'"

XXXVII-10 Discussed her struggle and quoted from Since Silent Spring in Lead, "A Change of Heart"

XXXVIII-7 Discussion of from Paul Brooks' Speaking for Nature in Lead, "A Formidable Assignment"

XL-40 The Sea Around Us quoted in Review, "What We Are Learning of the Sea"

XL-47 Quoted Silent Spring in Frontiers, "A Growing Menace"

Cart-Before-the-Horse Philosophy

XIV-47 Lead

Carter, April

XXXIII-3 Michael Randle's review of her Authority and Democracy quoted from Peace News in Children, "Kinds of Authority"

Carter, Lady Violet Bonham

IV-25 Quoted in Letter From England re fact that classes, no more than nations, can thrive on one another's ruin

Carter, Luther J. (Staff writer for Science)

XXXIII-23 Quoted from his article in Science, Mar. 5, 1980 issue on Leopold family, in Frontiers, "The Practice of Authentic Science"

Cartwright, Gary

XXIII-36 Quoted from his novel, The Hundred-Yard War, in Review, "Notes on Novels"

Carus, Paul

XI-13 Quoted from his book, The Gospel of the Buddha in Review, "The Contemporary Buddha"

Carver, George Washington

II-43 Brief mention in Lead, "How Are Things in Tanganyika?"

Cary, Joyce

III-10 Review of his The Horse's Mouth in "Disreputable Moralist"

III-19 Quoted from N.Y. Times Book Review, "On the Function of the Novelist" in Review, "A View of the Novel"

Casals, Pablo

XXXVI-50 Discussion of and Furtwangler in Frontiers, "Expiations, Belated and Absent" by Louis J. Halle

Case, Clarence Marsh

XXXII-51 Quoted from Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences article on Conscientious Objection in Frontiers, "The 'No' and 'Yes' of Peacemakers"

XXXVIII-39 Quoted from Encyclopaedia of Social Sciences in Frontiers, "Some Innovators" (the conclusion)

Case, John

XXXIII-41 Co-ed of Co-ops, Communes and Collectives discussed and quoted in Review, "The Value of History"

XXXIV-42 Brief quote from in Lead, "The Concourse of Hierarchies"

Case, Dr. Shirley Jackson (male) (Head of Divinity School of University of Chicago for some years)

I-43 Review of his Origins of Christian Supernaturalism

Case Against George Orwell, The - D. S. Savage

XXXIV-44 Article in Tract (last issue) in Review, "Hail and Farewell"

Case Against Colonel Sutton, The - Bruce Cameron

XVII-27 Reviewed under the title, "Fear-Engendering Conformity"

Case Against Dams, The

XXXVIII-37 Review (4 articles from Ecologist)

Case Against the Drug Culture, The

XIX-46 Lead - adapted from radio commentary by Henry Anderson

Case Against "Schooling"

XVIII-20 Children on motivation, "Jack Pollack, Paul Goodman"

Case for Communism, The (Penguin special) - W. Gallacher, MP

III-5 Reference to in Letter from England

Case for Heuristics, Too, A

XXV-3 Frontiers

Case for Modern Man, The - Charles Frankel

XI-32 Quoted from and reviewed in Review, "Liberalism Revisited"

Case for Nonviolent Peacekeeping, A - F. Paul Salstrom

XVIII-44 Frontiers

Case for Participatory Democracy, The - George Bello and Dimitrios Roussopoulos

XXVII-37 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Changes in Social Thought"

Case for Solar Energy, The - Peter E. Glaser

XXVI-8 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Even the Government Is Interested"

Case History

II-23 Review of Frederic Wertham's Dark Legend

Case in Point, A

XXIX-52 Editorial

Case of General Yamashita, The - Frank Reel

II-36 Reference to in Editorial, "Aftermath"

Case of the Howling Dog, The - Erle Stanley Gardner

XXXII-42 Quoted in Review, "Various Abstractions"

Case for Individualism, A

V-48 Lead

Case of the Nation, The

I-38 Nation articles by Paul Blanshard on Catholicism

Case that Rocked New Jersey, The

I-52 Reference to this Satevepost article in Children, Aug. 7, 1948 Post

II-4 Reference to in Children

III-24 Reference to in Children

Case for Private Initiative, The

I-40 Lead

Case for Regionalism, A

XXX-37 Review

Case for Sanity, The

XIV-23 Frontiers

Case Studies in Personnel Security - Adam Yarmolinsky

VIII-38 Reference to in Frontiers, "Democracy at Work"

VIII-42 Reference to in Lead, "Three Principles of Democracy" Saturday Review review by Charles Curtis quoted in Editorial, "Recall to Sanity"

Casriel, Daneil, M. D.

XVI-52 On the Side of Life"

Cass, James (Saturday Review education editor)

XXII-12 Quoted Feb. 15 Saturday Review in Children, "A Principal's Dream"

XXVI-51 Remarks on Alice Yardley (English lecturer on education) quoted from Nov. 6 SR/World in Children "What the Best Teachers Have Always Done"

XXVII-8 His report on educational research on SR/W mentioned in Children, "Miscellany" Jan. 12

XXVII-24 Quoted from April 6 SR/W and his The Power to Change in Children, "In Behalf of Teachers"

XXVII-25 Quoted from SR/W May 4, in Children, "Education and the Law"

XXVIII-39 His article, "Who Runs the Schools?" quoted May 31 SR in Lead, "What 'Thinking People' Think"

Cass, Joan

XLI-6 Helping Children Grow Through Play in Children, "The Role of Play"

Casserly, Senator (Calif. 19th century)

III-9 Quoted from McNickle book They Came Here First when Casserly opposed Interior Appropriates Bill for 1871

Cassirer, Ernst (misspelled "Cassirir" in Vol. VII MANAS)

VII-39 Quoted from An Essay on Man in Frontiers, "The Search for Roots"

VII-41 Quoted in Lead, "Two Traditions"

XXVII-1 Quoted from April and June 1942 Journal of the History of Ideas (Vol. III, Nos. 2 & 3) in Review, "Pico Della Mirandola"

XXVII-2 Quoted in from above Review article, in Lead, "A Look at Rationalism"

XXVIII-7 Quoted from Language and Myth in Lead, "The Most Difficult of Things"

XXVIII-23 Dr. Burrow's quote from his Essay on Man used in Lead, "The Fateful Question"

XXIX-37 His remarks in ref to Pico quoted from June 1942 Journal of the History of Ideas in Lead, "Extra-Territorial Perspective"

Cassirer, Ernst -(Continued)

XXX-2 Quoted from An Essay on Man in Lead, "A Pattern Laid Up in Heaven"

XXX-5 Essay on Man quoted in Lead, "An Extraordinary Consensus"

XXX-13 Quoted from Essay on Man in Lead, "A Long Way To Go"

XXXI-5 Essay on Man quoted in Lead, "Material for Foundations"

XXXII-25 Quoted on Galileo from The Philosophy of the Enlightenment in Editorial, "The Hidden Assumptions"

XXXII-44 Quoted in Lead, "Two Transformations" from his Philosophy of the Enlightenment

XXXIII-5 Quoted in Lead, "What is Humanism?"

XXXIII-45 Quoted Essay on Man in Lead, "A Pivotal Inquiry"

XXXV-36 The Philosophy of the Enlightenment suggested reading in Lead, "Our Essential Calling"

XXXV-40 Quoted Essay on Man in Lead, "One Universal Philosophical Idea"

XXXVI-23 Quoted Essay on Man (symbols and imagery) in Lead, "The Saving Grace"

XXXVIII-1 From An Essay on Man (from Burrow) in Lead, "Instructing the Heart"

XXXVIII-11 An Essay on Man and religious feeling in Lead, "Reviving Questions"

XXXVII-43 Brief quote on Phaedo from Essay in Lead, "A Cumulative Force"

Cassirer, Henry

XVI-8 His article quoted from UNESCO Courier, June 1962, in Children, "Towards a 'School for Mankind'"

Caste, Class & Race - Oliver Cromwell Cox

I-37 Reviewed in Frontiers, "Militant Scholarship"

Castell, Prof. Alburey

XVII-2 Quoted from Dec. 1962 Philosophy Forum in Frontiers, "'Fate or Free Will' - as if 1964"

Castiglioni, Dr. Arturo (history of medicine teacher at Yale)

I-4 Quoted from Adventures of the Mind, 1946 in Lead, "Psychological Currents"

II-14 Above book quoted in Lead, "Man Against Orthodoxies"

Castle, The - Franz Kafka

I-16 Mention of air of melancholy in his novels in Editorial, "There Are Alternatives"

XXVII-24 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Critical Ramble"

Castle on the Hill - Elizabeth Goudge

I-1 Review, "War Literature"

VI-25 Reference to in Review, "The Invisible Island"

Castlereagh, Lord

II-41 Quoted by Nitti on object of Congress of Vienna. . . "whether a civilizing moral principle shall govern the world, or. . . military despotism"

Castro, Fidel

XIII-49 Conversation with LeRoi Jones quoted briefly in Lead, "Radicals and Doctors"

XVII-4 Quoted in Editorial, "Humanity in Politics"

Casual Approach to Violence, The - Norman Cousins

XI-9 Act II"

Casual Comparison, A

XLI-12 Editorial

Catalina - Thomas Mann

I-47 Review

Catalyst (Magazine)

V-37 Quoted from Edward Mountland article in Frontiers, "Questions for Libertarians"

Catch the Wind - Landt and Lisl Dennis (photographer) (Four Winds Press)

XXX-19 Reviewed in "No Spills, No Leaks"

Catcher in the Rye, The - J. Salinger

IV-47 Discussed in Children

XI-15 VIII"

XV-28 Maxwell Geismar's comment on quoted in Children, "High School Reading-and English Teaching"

Cater, Douglas

XXVIII-39 His article, "The Intellectual in Videoland," quoted from May 31 Saturday Review in Lead, "What 'Thinking People' Think"

XXIX-15 Quoted from Saturday Review 1975 issue in Lead, "The Two Kinds of Knowledge"

XXIX-26-34 Quoted in Lead, "Kinds of Objectivity"

XXXIV-44 Quoted (old Saturday Review article) in Lead, "'Reality Is What We Create'" (re journalism, writing)

Catering of Cars, The

XXX-13 Frontiers

Cates, Robert W.

XXXII-3 Quoted from Environment, Sept. 1978 issue, in Frontiers, "Causes Obscure, Effects Evident"

Catholic Church Against the Twentieth Century, The - Avro Manhattan (Watts, London)

I-38 Discussed in Frontiers article, "The Case of the Nation"

II-12 Brief reference to in Review, "Power"

Catholic Agitator, The (paper)

XXXIV-15 Jan. 1981 issue quoted, editorial re work of Dorothy Day, founder of Catholic Worker Movement, 1933 (two hospitality houses for poor, etc.) in Lead, "Untouched by Numbers"; also quoted Jeff Dietrich editorial from April 1976 issue reprinted in Jan. 1981

XXXVIII-4 Interview with Rev. John Fife re sanctuary movement in Frontiers, "Some 'Stirrings' in America" (Aug. 1984 issue)

Catholic Rural Life

XXXIV-37 Wes Jackson quoted, June 1981 issue, in Frontiers, "A Cosmic Principle" (re waste, destruction)

Catholic Worker (paper)

VIII-34 Group from Catholic Worker Movement among those who refused to recognize the Civil Defense drill in N.Y. - Frontiers, "Protesting a Delusion"

XXVI-39 Mentioned in Review, "Workers for the World"

Catholic Worker -(Continued)

XXXIV-2 Quoted Sept. 1980 issue, Karl Meyer, in Frontiers, "A Still Living Tradition"

XXXIV-15 Work mentioned, discussed in Lead, "Untouched by Numbers"

XXXVIII-11 Aug. 1984 Bill Dean's review of Iris Origo's The Need to Testify on Ignazio Silone in Frontiers, "A New Homestead Program"

Catt (Carrie Chapman Memorial Fund)

IX-12 Review of "Freedom Agenda," program carried on by above fund in "American Dilemmas"

Cattell, James McKeen

II-18 Pioneer of mental testing quoted briefly in Lead, "Racial and Cultural Mysteries"

VI-28 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Future Belongs to Dissenters"

Catton, Bruce

XXXIII-9 His Never Call Retreat quoted in Frontiers, "What Has Become of the Men?"

Caudill, Harry M.

XXVI-41 Quoted from September Atlantic in Editorial, "Age of Escapism?" Mentioned in Frontiers, "Ill Fares the Land"

XL-41 "The Land as Therapy" - his article, Frontiers

Caughey, John Walter

VI-42 Discussion of his Frontier article in Lead, "The Fifth Amendment"

Cause of Alienation, The

XIII-26 Lead

Cause of Moral Desperation, A

XVIII-17 Editorial on "progress"

Cause of Sectarianism, The

XXXVIII-22 Editorial

Causes Obscure, Effects Evident

XXXII-3 Frontiers

Causes of War

IV-2 Frontiers

Causes of World War Three, The - C. Wright Mills

XII-12 Newman review of in Scientific American discussed in Frontiers, "Our Homeopathic Charms"

XII-25 Subject of review by A. J. Muste in Dissent quoted in Review, "An Issue of Dissent"

Causes of Worldwide Hunger, The

XXXIX-43 Frontiers

Caute, David

XXV-12 Quotation from his Frantz Fanon in Review, "Notes on History"

Caution-Scientists at Work

XXII-21 Frontiers

Cavalcade of Philosophers

VIII-2 Lead

Cavell, Marcia

XXIV-6 Quoted from Dec. 19, 1970 Saturday Review in Lead, "The Necessity of an Ideal"

Cavell, Stanley

XXV-51 Quoted from The Senses of Walden in Review, "How To Read a Book" Also in Editorial, "The Desperate Party"

Cavell, Stanley-(Continued)

XXVI-1 Senses of Walden quoted in Lead, "A Certain Doubleness"

XXXVII-1 Paperback edition discussed, quoted in Children, "What Can Improve Our Lives?" (The Senses of Walden)

Cavers, David F. (Associate Dean of Harvard Law School)

IX-21 Reference to in Lead, "History and Science"

Cayce, Edgar

IV-10 Subject of book Many Mansions by Gina Cerminara, in Frontiers, "Psychic Reflections" Also discussed Time Is a River, by Thomas Sugrue, about Cayce

Celebration of Awareness - Ivan Illich

XXV-9 Quoted from in Editorial, "Human Diversity"

Celebrations of Choice

XXXV-11 Review (Dubos)

Celebrations of Life - Rene Dubos (McGraw-Hill, 1981)

XXXV-11 Reviewed, discussed, quoted in Review

Celery Wine - Elaine Sundancer (Community Publication Cooperative, Box 223, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387)

XXVI-45 Quotations from in Lead, "The Field Between"

XXVI-47 Quoted in Lead, "In Order To Have Peace"

XXVIII-2 Quote from in Review, "Solzhenitsyn's 'Anachronisms'"

Celestial Summit, The

XV-37 Frontiers article by Neshir Bilpodiwals

Celio, M. (President of Helvetic Confederation)

I-45 Reference to in Letter from Switzerland

Cell in Development and Heredity, The - Prof. Edmund Wilson

II-25 Reference to in Frontiers, "Mysteries of the Cell"

Celler, Emanuel

VII-34 Quoted from his Eastern World article in Lead, "India's Great Project"

Cell 2455, Death Row - Caryl Chessman

XIII-15 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Farewell to Chessman"

Censorship-A Dilemma

X-15 Frontiers

XI-38 Quotations from On the Old Theme of Literature and Censorship in Lead, "Questions to Social Science"

Centaur, The - John Updike

XVI-19 Briefly quoted in Children, "Education in Religion"

Center Diary (newsletter for members of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions)

XVII-15 Robert M. Hutchins quoted from in Lead, "The Prophetic Agonizers"

Center for Intercultural Documentation (See CIDOC)

Center for the Biology of Natural Systems (Washington U., St. Louis, Mo.)

XXIX-20 Report (CVNS-AE-4) July 1975, quoted in Frontiers, "Commercial Organic Farming"

Center for Maximum Potential Building Syst ems (non-profit, educational and research org., 8604 F.M. 969, Austin, Tx 78724)

XXXIII-17 Quote from report in Frontiers, "Access to Things Going On"

Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (Santa Barbara, CA)

XVIII-22 Frontiers about Robert M. Hutchins and his work, "The Continuing Dialogue"

XVIII-34 Correction in Editorial for above article

XXXIV-9 Quoted from an occasional paper by Chaitana in The Sociology of Freedom, in Review, "Society in Transition"

XXXV-44 Quoted their Eleven Propositions in a discussion of first three taken together (Scott Buchanan) in Editorial, "Nobility or Hubris?"

Center Magazine (Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions)

XXII-3 John Wilkinson's essay in July issue discussed and quoted in Review, "Teacher of Western Man"

XXII-25 Joseph P. Lyford quoted, March issue, in Children, "The Lonely Few" Also quoted Howard Warshaw (magazine's cover artist)

XXVI-22 Robert McClintock quoted, Jan/Feb issue in Children, "The Only Reasonable Thing to Do"

XXVIII-21 Two-part article by E. F. Schumacher reprinted from Feb. issue as Lead, "Intermediate Technology"

XVIII-22 Part II of above

XXXV-18 Quoted Jan/Feb 1982 John Ernest re society and self-destruction in Frontiers, "The Right Sort of Minority"

Center on Law and Pacifism (Box 1584, Colorado springs, CO 80901)

XXXIV-20 Their attorney Bill Durland, see Frontiers, "A Few Samples of a Mood"

Centering - Mary Caroline Richards (Wesleyan University Press, 1964)

XX-15 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Art and Human Longing"

XX-27 Discussed and quoted from in Children, "Nourished by Living Sources"

Centers for the Urban Environment - Victor Gruen (Van Nostrand Reinhold Co.)

XXVI-39 Quoted from in Review, "Workers for the World" (1973)

Central American "School"

XXXVI-38 Frontiers

Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors - 437 Market St., San Francisco 94105

XXII-29 Quoted from in Review, "Modern War- Resistance"

XXXIV-35 Quoted from Larry Spears in Children, "Downs and an Up"

XXXIX-40 Quoted in Frontiers, "Continuing Protests"

Central Valley Project, The

I-35 Editorial (for other references see California Agricultural Problems)

I-36 Reference to in Editorial, "Subversive Attitudes"

Central Washington State College

XVI-33 Symposium on topic, "The Idea of a College," quoted in Children, "Experiments in Educational Synthesis"

Century Magazine

XXXII-2 Harold Goddard quoted from in May 1914 issue in Children, "The Problem Doesn't Change"

Century of Dishonor, A - Helen Hunt Jackson

II-11 Reference to in Lead, "The Current of History"

III-41 Brief reference to in Lead, "Concerning School Books"

Century of Disservice, A

XXIV-52 Review

Ceramic Houses-How to Build Your Own - Nader Khalili (Harper & Row, 1987)

XL-12 Quoted extensively in Lead, "An Article, A Book"

Ceramic Village

XXXVI-6 Frontiers (architects)

Cercler, Rene (French Agricultural Academy)

III-22 Quoted from Measure article on similarities between capitalist and collectivist agriculture

Ceremony and Rite

X-7 Editorial

Cerminara, Gina

IV-10 Review of her Many Masions in Frontiers, "Psychic Reflections"

Certain Doubleness, A

XXVI-1 Lead

Certainties andUncertainties in Education - Marten Ten Hoor (Bode Memorial Lectures, 1955)

XVI-1 Quoted in Children, "Note on Dewey and Education"

Chagall, Marc

XVIII-15 Wrote Frontiers article, "Why Are We So Anxious?" taken from Bridges of Human Understanding, ed. by John Nef

XX-48 Quoted in Lead, "Who Speaks for Man?"

XXI-16 Quoted in Review, "The Stringed Lute"

Chagy, Gideon

III-16 Quoted from Standard article on conception of power prevailing in scientific ideology

Chain in the Heart, The - Herbert Creekmore

IX-10 Quoted in Lead, "The Idea of Progress"

Chains of Prometheus, The

XII-17 Lead

Chaitanya, Krishna

XXVI-16 His The Physics and Chemistry of Freedom discussed and quoted in Review, "Consciousness and Design"

XXIX-15 His The Biology of Freedom reviewed in "The Biological Paradigm"

XXXIV-9 His the Sociology of Freedom briefly discussed, quoted in Review, "Society in Transition"

XXXVI-15 Freedom and Transcendence (last of the series of five) quoted in Review, "The Gestation Is Over"

XXXVII-15 Quoted from his article, "The Hindu View of Man and Nature" in Ecologist Vol. 13, No. 4, in Frontiers, "Ways Beneficial to Man"

XXXIX-4 His essay The Mahabharata-A Literary Study in Lead, "How To Be Sensible" (wisdom in riddles)

Chaitanya, Krishna-(Continued)

XLI-8 Dialogue with Edward Goldsmith in India International Centre (Spring 1987) in Frontiers, "Today's Frontier"

Chaitkin, Tony

XIII-12 His letter on capital punishment to Pasadena Star-News, Feb. 12, quoted in Children, "Goodbye to Mama"

Challeen, Judge Dennis A. (Winona County Court)

XXXI-2 His restitution program reported in Interchange, April 1977, described in Children, "Et Cetera, Et Cetera"

Challenge and Response

XVII-11 Editorial

Challenge and the Tools, The

XXXV-24 Frontiers (food distribution)

Challenge in Psychical Research, A

XVII-18 Review

Challenge of Children, The - Cooperative Patents' Group of Pacific Palisades (Wm. Morrow and Company)

X-7 Reviewed in Children

XV-4 Quoted in Children

XIX-11 Quoted in Children, "On Teaching 'Ethics'"

Challenge of Humanistic Economics, The - Mark A. Lutz and Kenneth Lux (Benjamin-Cummings, 1980)

XXXIV-2 Quoted in Review, "A Field for Transition"

Challenge of Our World, The

IV-43 Editorial

Challenge of Psychical Reseach - Prof. Gardner Murphy

XVI-47 Quoted in Frontiers, "Realms Beyond the Senses"

Challenge of the Mahatmas - Martin Green

XXXII-3 Quoted in Lead, "Paradox and Objectivity"

XXXII-2 Quoted in Review, "No Detour But the Main Road"

XXXII-7 Quoted in Lead, "The Art of Tomorrow"

Challenge of the Present

XIX-24 Review

Challenge of the Unknown -Louis K. Anspacher

I-23 Introduction by Waldemar Kaempffert. Book gives "damned facts" ignored by modern psychiatry.

Challenge to America

XIV-43 Review

Challenge to Complacency (pamphlet produced by group of "Young Friends"

XIII-49 Quoted under same title in Children

Challenge to Humanism

XVII-42 Frontiers

Challenge to the Individual, The

X-32 Review

Challenged Assumptions

I-15 Lead

Challenges of Humanistic Psychology - ed. by James F. T. Bugental (McGraw-Hill, 1967; cloth $6.95, paper, $4.95)

XXI-33 Dr. Alvin A. Lasko's paper quoted from in Review, "Habits and Values"

Challenges to Contemporary Medicine - Dr. Alan Gregg

X-23 Quoted from in Review, "Dr. Alan Gregg, An Engima Smasher"

Challenges to Democracy - Lewis Mumford (1963)

XXXII-42 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Underlying, Unchanging Themes"

Chalmers, Gordon Keith (President Kenyon College)

VI-5 Review of his The Republic and the Person

VI-7 Quoted in Children

VI-9 Republic quoted in Editorial, "Morality in Transition"

VI-22 Discussion of The Republic and the Person in Children

VII-39 Reference to by V. E. Walter in quote in Frontiers, "The Search for Roots"

IX-12 Quoted from The Republic in Children

IX-33 The Republic quoted re moral awakening after World War II in Lead, "What Is Happening to Man?"

Chalmales, Tom

XII-12 Quoted from his Never So Few in Lead, "The Haters of Metaphysics"

XII-14 Review of his Never So Few, "Some Tough Mystics"

XIV-11 Review of his Go Naked in the World in "Chamales' Second-and-Last-Novel"

Chamales' "Second-and-Last Novel"

XIV-11 Review

Chamberlain, J. P.

XXVII-6 Quoted from Winter 1947-47 Frree America in Frontiers, "The Ability to Change"

Chamberland, John

XVI-42 Quoted in Review, "Lampooning Academic Psychology"

Chambers, Robert W.

VIII-8 Anecdote about his "taste improving" in Lead, "Revival of Individualism"

Chambers, Dr. Robert (Research biologist at N.Y.U.)

II-15 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Problem of 'Organization'"

Chambers' Book of Days

IX-27 Reference to in Editorial, "The Fourth of July"

Chambrun, Marquis de

XXXIV-23 Quoted one of his letters on Lincoln (taken from Wilson's Eight Essays) in Lead, "On Self- Evolvers"

Champion of Mind

XXVII-49 Editorial

Champions of the Home

XXXII-2 Frontiers

Champlin, Charles

XVIII-16 Quoted from L.A. Times, Mar. 19, in Review, "Hillbillies, Beatles and a Moral or Two"

Champney, Horace

XVIII-20 Mentioned (fasting) and quoted (W. Lee Stern) in Editorial, "Acts of Commitment"

Chance and Circumstance - Lawrence Baskir & William A. Strauss (Knopf, 1978, $10.00)

XXXII-22 Reviewed in "Outrageous Fortune"

Chance and Necessity - Jacques Monod

XXIV-49 Gunther Stent's discussion of quoted from Nov. Atlantic in Lead, "How Shall We Define 'Knowledge'?"

XXXVII-4 Brief quote re scientific method in Lead, "Species of Common Sense"

XXXVII-49 Quoted (chance alone the source of every innovation) in Lead, "The Meaning of Evolution"

Chance and Symbol - Richard Hertz (U. of Chicago Press, 1948)

XXVIII-23 Quoted in Lead, "The Fateful Question"

Chance or Design? -- James E. Horigan (Philosophical Library, 1979)

XXXV-17 Quoted, discussed in Review, "Are We 'Evolving'?"

Chances for Utopia, The

XVIII-15 Lead

Chandler, Len

XIX-39 His conversation with teenagers quoted from March Renewal in Children, "Where Do You Go?"

Chandler, Raymond

I-22 His and Dashiell Hammett's detective stories typical of "objective" brutishness of modern fiction - in Lead, "A Brief Accounting"

Chandler, William U.

XXXVIII-6 Worldwatch Paper No. 59 Improving World Health in Frontiers, "Sanitation, Water, Diet"

XXXVIII-23 Worldwatch No. 63 Energy Productivity quoted in Frontiers, "Ominous Predictions About Energy"

XXXIX-20 Worldwatch No. 64 Investing in Children in Children, "Hungry Children of the World"

XLI-15 Worldwatch No. 88 on Reagan's Star Wars in Lead, "An Untidy Solution"

Chandrasekhar, S. (Prof. Astronomy & Physics)

XXXII-43 Quoted from his article in Physics Today, July 1979, in Lead, "The Restoration of Reason"

Chang, Dr. P. C.

II-9 Quoted by N.Y. Herald Tribue on his suggestions to UN about interpretation of "God" in Human Rights preamble

Chang, Dr. Chang-Pen Hsu

VIII-16 Milton Mayer Progressive article on him quoted in Review, "Scanning Some Periodicals"

Change (publication of Center for Study of Democratic Institutions)

XVIII-23 Frontiers reviews D. G. Poole article, "In Place of 'Therapy'?"

XXIV-8 Quoted from Jan/Feb 1971 issue in Children, "Educational Reformers"

XXV-46 An Exploration in Community quoted from Summer 1972 issue in Children, "Black Mountain"

Change and Changing Things

XX-1 Frontiers

Change in Values, A

XXXI-24 Editorial

Change of Heart, A

XXXVII-10 Lead (quotes from Stevenson's Book of Quotations)

Change of Heart, A-(Continued)

XXXVI-10 Editorial

Change of Mind, A

XXVI-50 Lead

Change of Scene

XI-4 Editorial

Change Without Change

XXVIII-24 Editorial

Changes (Canadian magazine published in Toronto)

XXVII-16 P. K. Sakamoto quoted, May 1973 issue, in Lead, "Awareness in America"

Changes and Obstacles to Change

XXI-5 Frontiers

Changes in Language

XXXVIII-6 Review (What is happening to religion?)

Changes in Outlook

XXVIII-21 Frontiers

Changes in Progress

XXIX-40 Editorial

Changes in Social Thought

XXVII-37 Frontiers

Changes in the Air

XXIII-39 Frontiers

Changes in the Peace Movement

XV-23 Review

Changes in Thought and Action

XXXV-23 Frontiers (Catherine Roberts)

Changes in Our Thinking

XLI-27 Lead

Changes on the Way

XLI-16 Lead (APPEN)

Changing Allegiances

X-40 Lead

Changing American Attitudes

XXIV-8 Lead

Changing Attitudes

XII-4 Frontiers - busses in London run by independent parties free

Changing Attitudes in Science

XXIX-8 Frontiers

Changing Ideas of "Reality"

XIX-29 Lead

Changing "Facts," The

III-27 Editorial

Changing Nature of Man, The - J. H. Van den Berg

XXVII-3 Quotations from in Lead, "The World in View"

XXVII-40 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Changes in Thinking"

Changing Pattern, A

XVIII-20 Frontiers on the "new radical movement," Marjorie Swann, A. J. Muste

Changing People's Minds

XL-22 Editorial (Holt)

Changing Scene, The

XXXIII-4 Frontiers

Changing Schools (published at Ball State, Muncie, Indiana)

XXXVI-4 Winter issue contains (1982-83) complete article of Children, "Colorado High School" by Arnold Langberg

Changing Symbols of Fulfillment

XIII-25 Lead

Changing Times (Periodical)

XVIII-14 Interview with Donald N. Michael quoted by Kiplinger (Mar.) in Children, "Future Education-Prospects and Problems"

Changing Ways of Thinking

XLI-18 Lead

ChangingWorld, The - Lewis Mumford (1947)

I-8 Quote from in Letter from England

Changing World, The

III-38 Lead

Changeover-the Drive for Peace (collection of writings edited by Virginia Naeve)

XVI-16 Discussed and various writers quoted in Review, "Peace Spectrum"

Channeling - Jon Klimo (Jeremy Tarcher, 1988)

XLI-50 Reviewed in "What Is 'Channeling'?"

Channels of Free Expression

I-17 Review of Oswald Garrison Villard's Disappearing Daily

Chant, D. A.

XLI-41 From Crisis re organization of citizen groups in Canada re pollution, etc., in Lead, "How Responsibility Is Developed"

Chapin, Henry

VIII-30 Review of his and Smith's The Sun, the Sea and Tomorrow

VIII-47 Objection to above book discussed in Review, "Malthusean Misunderstanding"

Chaplin, Charles

I-8 Reference to picture Modern Times

VI-24 Review, "Chaplin in Limelight"

XXXI-26 Reviewed by Edward P. Morgan in Mar. 1978 issue of Progressive quoted in Frontiers, "Various Scores"

Chaplin, Ralph

II-33 Review of his story of I.W.W., Wobbly

Chapman, Stu - Editor Mendocino Grapevine

XXX-1 Quoted from Mendocino Grapevine in Frontiers, "Historically. . . in the Middle"

Chapman, William P.

XVI-5 Quoted in Children, "Tears Without Laughter"

Chapters from a Floating Life - Shen Fu

XIV-26 Translation of by Shirley M. Black quoted in Review, "Splendors and Miseries of Shen Fu" by Ralph S. Pomeroy

Character and Will

XXXIV-18 Lead (re "philosophy")

Character Bad - Harold Gray (Harper, 1934)

XXXVIII-45 Quoted re CO interview at Leavenworth (WW I) in Lead, "Those Who End War"

Character Building and Higher Education - Dr. Ordway Tead (Macmillan, 1953)

XX-22 Quote from in Children, "The Great Intangibles"

Characteristic State of Mind, A

XXXIII-9 Lead

Charcot, J. M. (French hypnotist of nineteenth century)

II-33 Quoted briefly on dangers of irresponsible hypnotism as practiced by travelling hypnotists

Chargaff, Erwin

XXXVII-44 Heraclitean Fire-Sketches from a Life Before Nature quoted in Lead, "What Makes a Scientist?"

XXXVII-45 Heraclitean Fire on his youth in Children, "Things Teachers Can't Arrange"

XXXVIII-5 Heraclitean Fire on the science of the future in Lead, "The Essence of Man"

XXXVIII-10 On "curse of our time" (the expert) in Lead, "The Age of Experts"

XXXVIII-14 His autobiography on what happens to scientific discoveries, in Lead, "Better Solutions Than Ours"

XXXVIII-27- Voices in the Labyrinth re our era in Review, "Scientists on Science"

XXXIX-8 Brief quote Voices re bio-chemistry in Review, "Helping. . . Hereticking"

XL-37 From Harper's May 1980 from Voices in the Labyrinth, Heraclitean Fire in Children, "A Man to Read"

Charge and Counter-Charger

XXII-42 Editorial

Charlotte's Web - E. B. White

X-27 Reviewed in Children, "Reading Suggestions for Children"

Charron, Pierre

V-44 Quoted in Lead, "A New Enlightenment?"

Charter, S.P.R.

XIX-42 Quoted from Man on Earth in Lead, "Affirmations, Questions, Denials"

XX-41 Quoted from Man on Earth (Vol. 1, No. 8) in Lead, "Nature's Voice Has Changed"

XXI-4 Quote from his speech in Frontiers, "The Environment-Makers"

XXI-26 Quote from his book, For Unto Us a Child is Born, in Editorial, "What Is Man For?"

XXVI-45 Quoted from The Planning Myth in Lead, "The Field Between"

XXVII-8 Quoted on education from Man or Earth in Children, "Miscellany"

XXVII-24 His essay, "Energy and the Goodlife" quoted in Editorial, "Two Perspectives"

XXXI-5 His Outrage quoted in Frontiers, "Psychological Frontier"

XXXI-51 His Outrage quoted in Review, "Vacuum and Revolution"

XXXIII-20 His essay on attitudes toward children around the world quoted extensively in Children, "Children Around the World"

XXXIII-20 His essay on attitudes toward children around the world quoted extensively in Children, "Children Around the World"

XXXV-20 Quoted as editor of new edition of Spinoza's Ethics in Review, "Pantheist Philosopher"

Chase, Alston

XXXI-45 His article "Skipping Through College" quoted from in Atlantic in Children, "No Catharsis in Sight"

Chase, Mary Ellen

VII-52 Brief review of her Ladies' Home Journal article "Recipe for a Magic Childhood"

XXVI-37 Her novel, The Lovely Ambition, quoted in Review, "Doing the Impossible"

Chase, Stuart

II-48 Discussion of his Sept. 1949 Progressive discussion on condition of Japan prior to use of atom bomb-in Lead, "Day of Reproach"

V-2 Discussion of his Progressive article Oct. 1951, "Language and Loyalty," in Review, "Semantics and Sanity"

VII-11 Reference to in connection with Marriner Eccles' Reckoning Frontiers

VIII-5 Quoted in Frontiers, "Who Live to Tell the Tale," re prejudice in review of Gordon Allport's The Nature of Prejudice

XII-10 Quoted in Children, "What is a True University?" from review of Arthur Larson's What Are We For?"

XVI-6 Quoted from Oct. 1962 Etc. in Frontiers, "Label and Libel"

Chasm, Not a Gap, A

XXII-50 Review

Chastening Thought, A

XXVIII-10 Lead

Chatburn, Thomas (T. Lindley - Philadelphia)

XIII-51 His letter to Editors quoted in Lead, "Who Will Start Doing Better?"

XIV-1 His letter to Editors quoted in Frontiers, "Some Men Who Say No"

XIV-43 Wrote "Strange Mr. Russell" last part of Frontiers, "In Honor of Bertrand Russell"

Chatfield, Charles

XXIV-38 Quoted from his book, For Peace and Justice- Pacifism in American, 1914-1941 in Lead, "The Far Horizon"

XXVI-43 Book he edited, Peace Movements in America, discussed in Review, "Peace-Makers"

XXX-43 Quoted in reference to Evan Thomas in Review, "A Kind of Thinking"

Chauvin, Remy

XXIV-22 Paper on "Parapsychology and Physics" quoted from Progress in Parapsychology in Review, "Parapsychological Research"

Chavan, Arun

XXXIV-7 His work with farmers in Sangli from Times of India by Arun Gandhi, July 1980, supplied by Joe Thorn, in Children, "Report from India"

Chavasse, Dr. (Bishop of Rochester, England)

XI-36 Quoted in Letter from England re purport of Hbomb

Chavez, Cesar- Autobiography of La Causa - Jacques Levy (Norton, 1975. $10.00)

XXX-46 Reviewed in "One Price of Change"

XXX-48 Cesar Chavez quoted from in Lead, "The Dual Occupation"

Chavez, Cesar

XXIII-6 Quote from page at end of calendar put out by United Farm Works Organizing Committee on life story of, in Frontiers, "A Continuing Struggle"

XXIV-7 Interview with Jim Drake in regard to quoted from Jan. 11, 1971 Christianity and Crisis in Editorial "A 'Man-for-Others'"

XXIV-13 Book about his life and work, So Shall Ye Reap, discussed and quoted in Review, "What Couldn't Happen-But Did"

XXX-48 Quoted from Jacques Levy's Cesar Chavez in Lead, "The Dual Occupation"

XXIX-46 Quoted in Delancy Street Foundation in Review, "Acts of Love"

XXXV-19 Long quote on from The Struggle for Humanity in Review, "No 'Mass Phenomenon'"

XLI-15 Quoted re non-violence, Reconciliation International in Frontiers, "They Did Not Hit Back"

Chaze, Elliott

XXXIV-51 His Tiger in the Honeysuckle quoted in Frontiers, "Two Portraits"

Che Guevara

XXI-26 Nelson P. Valdes' comments on quoted from May-June Dissent in Frontiers, "Socialist Criticism"

Check Your Mind Outside

VIII-21 Frontiers - Raymond Rogers

Checklist of Enemies

X-48 Frontiers - by Norman Cousins, reprinted from Saturday Review

Checkpoint

XXIX-8 Harriet and Howard Kurtz (editors) quoted from in Children, "Where Social Change Begins"

Chekhov- A Gentle Subversive

XXX-13 Review

Chekhov, Anton

XXX-13 Briefly quoted in Editorial, "Safeguards of Thought"

XXXIII-6 Quoted in Harold C. Goddard's review in Review, "Morons or Men?"

Anton Chekov's Life and Thought- Selected Letters and Commentary - Simon Karlinsky (U. of Cal. Press paper, 1975, $6.95)

XXX-13 A Gentle Subversive"

Chemchemi Newsletter

XVIII-25 Quoted in Children

XVIII-34 Work discussed in Lead, "Cultural Activity in Africa"

Chemical Disasters

XXXIX-18 Frontiers

Chemical Feast, The (Nader report by James S. Turner) (Grossman paper, 95??e)

XXIII-37 Quote from in Frontiers, "Important to Millions"

XXIII-43 Quoted in Lead, "A True Sense of the World"

XXIII-43 Quoted in Frontiers, "Comment on the 'Watchdog Theory'"

Chemical Feast, The-(Continued)

XXVII-23 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Since the War"

XXXV-21 Quoted, discussed in Frontiers, "A Long-Term Remedy"

Chemicals, Servant or Master? -- Bob Edwards

I-31 Discussed in Review, "Monopoly"

Chemistry of Ecology, The

XXXIX-3 Review

Chen, Stephen

II-39 Quoted from his and Payne's book on Sun Yatsen in Editorial, "A Face to the Future" Reference in Great Reforms article to Sun Yatsen -A Portrait

Chequer Board, The - Nevil Shute

V-45 Review, "The Rare Consistent"

XXXII-15 Quoted in Review, "An Old-New Theme"

Chermayeff, Serge

XXIII-5 Full Retrospect"

Chernavin (see Tchernavin)

II-31 Reference to his I Speak for the Silent in Lead, "The Revival of Slavery"

Chernow, Ron

XXIX-26 Smithsonian in Frontiers, "Eden in Space?"

Cherry, D. R. (University of Saskatchewan, English)

XXXVII-19 Quoted from University Forum on literature and science-Huxley in Lead, "Question for Our Time"

Cherry, William (NASA executive)

XXV-1 Wilson Clark quote from in Smithsonian article in Frontiers, "Power from Sun and Wind"

Chessman, Caryl

XIII-15 His Cell 2455, Death Row quoted from in Frontiers, "Farewell to Chessman?"

XIII-30 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "Aftermath on Chessman"

XIII-35 His letter to Rev. Herbert H. Richardson given in Frontiers, "Chessman on Religion"

XIV-10 His letter to defense attorney, George T. Davis, quoted in Review, "The Tangled Web of Law"

XVII-23 Reference in Lead, "What Is a Man to Do?"

Chessman on Religion

XIII-35 Frontiers

Chesterton, G. K.

V-35 "Christianity has not been tried and found wanting, it has not been tried," quoted in Editorial, "Progress by Program?"

XIII-40 His book on St. Francis of Assisi quoted from in Editorial, "The 'Crude Facts'"

XX-33 Quoted on practice of journalism in Frontiers, "Identification and Autonomy"

XXIV-1 Quoted in Frontiers, "How Ho Became a Communist"

XXV-47 Paper he founded, G.K.'s Weekly discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "Forty-seven Years Ago"

XXVI-15 Quoted in Review, "Facts About Minorities"

XXVIII-14 Quoted from preface to book on St. Francis of Assisi in Lead, "A Motive Almost Forgotten"

Chesterton, G. K-(Continued)

XXXII-16 Quoted in Lead, "The Garments of Mystery"

XXXIII-23 Quoted in Lead, "Blight and Delight"

XXXIII-51 Quoted in Lead, "The World as Will and Idea"

XXXVI-2 Quoted from preface to book on St. Francis of Assisi in Children, "The Uses of History"

XXXVI-40 His view of Cobbett quoted in Frontiers, "Seymour and Cobbett"

Chiaromonte, Nicola

I-11 Review in "Reading and Writing" on Partisan Review article, "The Jesuit"

VI-49 Frontiers, "The Great Illusion," re Chiaromonte's review of The Captive Mind, Milosz

X-24 Quoted from his "The Individual and the Mass" in Spring 1975 issue of Dissent in Frontiers, "Culture in Captivity"; also mentioned in Editorial, "Squaring the Circle"

XII-10 Quoted from Dissent on Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago, in Review, "Attitudes Toward Life"

XIII-17 Quoted March Encounter, "Note on Movies" in Review, "Novels and the Movies"

XIII-35 His discussion of Albert Camus from Summer 1960 Dissent quoted in Editorial, "Not Optimism, Not Pessimism"

XVII-27 Quoted from "The Unreason of State" in Spring 1964 Dissent in Frontiers, "Salute to 'Dissent'"

XXII-21 Quoted from Mar/Apr 1969 Dissent in Lead, "Buried by 'Insights'"

XXII-24 Quoted from Dissent in Frontiers, "Humanist Reading"

XXII-28 Quoted in Lead, "Science in Transformation"

XXXVI-39 On Gandhi from Winter 1948 Politics in Review, "Macdonald on Gandhi"

Chicago Daily News

XI-18 Quoted from London dispatch to the above on the extension of the pacifist outlook in Review, "Notes on the News"

XIV-15 Sydney Harris quoted from Jan. 13, 1961 issue in Children, "Children Doing Better than Adults" Dr. Theodore Van Dellen quoted in same Children article from Dec. 15, 1960 issue

XIV-20 Dr. Ionel Rapaport briefly quoted from Nov. 11, 1960 issue in Children, "The Mind Cannot be Tested"

XVI-6 Sydney Harris briefly quoted from Dec. 29, 1961 issue in Frontiers, "Label and Libel"

XVI-48 Sydney Harris quoted from July 30 issue in Children on Halloween

Chicago Review

XIII-24 Bruno Bettelheim's review of Dr. Frankl's From Death-Camp to Existentialism in Autumn issue quoted in Review, "The Doctor and the Soul"

Chicago Tribune

I-39 Supports Neo-Revisionist conclusions chiefly for anti-administration implications

I-40 In 1945 said Roosevelt had Japanese peace proposal two days before he left for Yalta

Chicago Tribune-(Continued)

XV-36 Mary Merryfield quoted from April 22 issue in Children, "Correspondence and Notes"

Chickering, Sherman

XX-48 Quoted from Autumn American Scholar in Frontiers, "The American Scholar"

Chief Seattle

XXX-25 His 1854 speech quoted in Review, "A Voice that Carries"

Child, Lydia Maria

XXXVII-42 Her work as reformer and writer in 19th century, Dissent, Spring 1984, in Frontiers, "American Reformer, Women in Asia"

Child Art - The Beginnings of Self-Affirmation - Victor D'Amico (Berkeley, CA, Diablo Press, 1966)

XXII-17 Quoted from in Children, "The Child in the Man" Also quoted Berthold Lowenfeld and Frank Barron

Child from the Sea, The - Elizabeth Goudge (Pyramind paperback)

XXIV-42 Reviewed and quoted in Review, "The Singing Seals"

Child in Prison Camp, A - Shizuye (Shichan) Takashima

XXX-20 Subject of Children, "People Are All the Same"

Child in the City, The - Colin Ward

XXXI-25 Quoted in Children, "A Melancholy Report"

XXXIII-51 Re adult education in Children, "Origins of Adult Education"

Child Study (Bulletin of Institute of Child Study, U. of Toronto)

XX-5 A. Schermann quoted from Spring 1966 isuse in Children, "Against the Spirit Prevailing"

Childbirth Book, The - Christine Beels (Turnstone, England, 1978)

XXXI-44 June Miller review of quoted from July and August Resurgence in Children, "Reasons for Reading and Schooling"

Childbirth Without Fear - Grantly Dick Read (Harper, $2.75)

I-18 Reviewed

Childers, Barry (c/o Ferris, 28 Forest Dr. College Sta., Texas)

XXXV-13 Counsel to those who want to draw attention to danger of nuclear war in Editorial, "It's About Time . . . "

XLI-45 (With Elizabeth Ferris) Peace and Change, 1984, "The Individual and the Change Process, in Frontiers, "Making 'Haters of War'"

Childhood and Society - Erik Erikson

XVII-22 Reviewed with author's other work, "The Problem of Ego Identity," Young Man Luther and Youth- Change and Challenge, "Youth- Fidelity and Diversity"

Children (bi-monthly pub. U.S. Department Public Health and Welfare)

XI-8 Gunnar Dybwad article quoted in Children, "News and Notes"

XII-17 Irene Josselyn article, "Psychological Change in Adolescents" quoted in Children, "Notes and Quotations"

XII-36 Quoted from in Children, "Challenge from Russia?"

XIII-6 Dr. Rhetta M. Arter quoted from Sept/Oct issue in Children, "Notes on Prejudice"

Children-(Continued)

XIII-11 Article by Dodfrey M. Hockbaum used by Geo. Weinstein in This Week (Jan 24) in article "Why Don't They Let Us Teach?" quoted in Children

Children and the Myths of War - John Rae (Pamphlet)

XVI-14 Quoted in Children

Children and Parents - Havelock Ellis essay

V-3 Quoted in Children

Children. . . and Ourselves -- In every issue

I-32 Editorial, "On 'Children . . . and Ourselves'"

II-5 Three reprints of Carl Ewald's "My Little Boy" series from Woollcott Reader, permission of Charles Scribner's Sons

VII-36 "Glaucon" - Socrates discussion of spending leisure

VII-40 2nd of "Glaucon" monologues

VIII-3 3rd of "Glaucon" - on death

VIII-8 4th of "Glaucon" - on success and failure

VIII-14 5th of "Glaucon" - on death

VIII-16 Report cards, etc.

VIII-17 Report cards, etc.

VIII-18 Report cards, etc.

VIII-19 Report cards, etc. - Teaching for Better Schools by Kimball Wiles

VIII-20 "Glaucon" - future reputation of Socrates

VIII-23 Divorce discussed

VIII-26 Discussion of IQ

VIII-27 "Reading Readiness"

VIII-33 "Glaucon"

VIII-34 "Correspondence"

VIII-37 Discussion of divorce

VIII-43 Discussion of juvenile delinquency

VIII-46 "The University - Big Problems"

VIII-47 "The University - Student Motivation"

VIII-48 "The University - What Education Can Mean"

VIII-49 On religion

VIII-50 "The Intellectual Parent"

VIII-51 "Dangerous Dan Hutchins"

VIII-52 "Youth and Radicalism"

IX-1 Discussion - Truants from Life by Bruno Bettelheim, and Fromm's Psychoanalysis and Religion and The Forgotten Language

IX-2 "Work or School"

IX-3 On sex education in the schools. On "Christmas" broadcasts

IX-6 "A Book for Your Home"

IX-7 "Standards of Excellence"

IX-9 "Little Things, and Time"

IX-10 "Three Kinds of Devotion"

IX-18 "The Senior High"

IX-19 "The 'New Education' - Again"

IX-20 "Correspondence"

IX-24 "How to Teach Philosophy" - Ducasse

IX-25 "Aloneness and Inferiority"

IX-26 "Recommendations" (Bates natural eye methods)

IX-27 "Invitation to Teaching"

IX-32 "Comparative Theories"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

IX-37 "Advertisement-Unsolicited" (Pageant, Paul Richer)

IX-40 "Notes in Passing" (education of children at home)

IX-41 Rishi Valley School headmaster, F. G. Pearce, wrote column

IX-42 "Notes in Passing - C. A. Lyward

IX-43 "Notes on the Quaker Perspective"

IX-44 "Communications"

IX-45 More on guns

IX-46 "Notes in Passing"

IX-48 "Correspondence and Notes"

IX-50 "Correspondence and Notes - education at home (Mrs. Mary Schoenheit)

IX-52 "An Experiment in Reading" - Yale & Town Mfg. Co., Gallatin, Tenn.

X-3 "Notes in Passing" - Olympic Games and Russian Primary Schools

X-4 "Reading Selections"

X-5 "Reading and Philosophy"

X-7 The Challenge of Children, Cooperative Parents' Group of Pacific Palisades

X-8 "Notes in Passing"

X-9 "Correspondence and Ourselves" (Morris Ernst, Steve Allen)

X-10 "Notes and Quotes"

X-11 "Correspondence" (includes list of books for children)

X-12 "A Guide to Independent Schools" - review of Frank D. Ashburn's A Parents' Guide to Independent Schools and Colleges

X-13 Discussion of self-discipline

X-14 "The Philosophy of Robert M. Hutchins" review of his book Freedom, Education and the Fund

X-15 "More on Finchden Manor"

X-16 "Quaker Education"

X-17 "More on Democracy and Authority"

X-18 "Teachers Who Break the Mold"

X-19 "The Debate on Disarmament"

X-20 "Vocational Education" (long quotes from Curriculum Unit folder "Careers for Future Citizens")

X-21 "A Successful Revolutionary"

X-22 "Pacifism and Education"

X-23 "For Pacifist Pondering"

X-24 "Freedom and Self-Definition"

X-26 "The Direction of Human Development"

X-27 "Reading Suggestions for Children"

X-28 "Not Tough Enough"

X-29 "Correspondence"

X-30 "Notes in Passing"

X-31 "A Religion of Nature"

X-33 "Background for Marriage"

X-34 "Mental Disorganization"

X-35 "The Joys of Participation"

X-36 Carl Ewald's dialogue from My Little Boy

X-38 "Progress in Desegregation"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

X-39 "Notes in Passing"

X-40 "Correspondence and Notes"

X-41 Selection from Carl Ewald's My Little Boy

X-42 "Rich Boy's Schools"

X-43 "About Nursery Schools"

X-46 "Hutchins' Views from Abroad"

X-47 "The Deadly Complacency"

X-48 "A Poet Educates"

X-49 "Christmas Is Always Late"

X-50 "Correspondence and Notes"

X-51 "Education in Critical Thinking"

X-52 "Notes and Correspondence"

XI-1 "Notes and Quotations"

XI-2 "Toys and Troubles"

XI-3 "Correspondence"

XI-4 "Attitudinal Education"

XI-5 "Teachers and Parents in Revolt"

XI-6 "Notes and Quotes"

XI-7 "Notes and Quotes"

XI-8 I"

XI-9 II"

XI-10 III"

XI-11 IV"

XI-12 V"

XI-13 VI

XI-14 VII"

XI-15 VIII"

XI-16 IX"

XI-17 X"

XI-18 XI"

XI-19 "Correspondence and Notes"

XI-20 "An Unusual Essay"

XI-21 "The Child's World"

XI-23 "Carl Rogers - Beyond the Call of Duty"

XI-24 "More on The Generation"

XI-25 "Russian Education - I"

XI-26 "Russian Education - II"

XI-27 "Esthetics and the Teacher" - Ross Mooney, Robert Bargar report

XI-28 "Religion and Education - I"

XI-29 "Religion and Education - II"

XI-30 "Hutchins and Meiklejohn"

XI-31 Addendum"

XI-32 "Where Did You Go? . . . Out"

XI-33 "Love and Adolescence"

XI-34 "Criticism on 'The Russian Story' - I"

XI-35 "Criticism on 'The Russian Story' - II"

XI-36 "Correspondence and Notes"

XI-37 "Figures of Tragedy"

XI-38 "More on The Generation"

XI-39 "Now We Know How" (boys and playhouse)

XI-40 "Educational Debate, Continued"

XI-41 "Psychology and Fun"

XI-42 "Notes and Quotations (toy guns) Law of Bill of Rights

XI-45 "Issues and Notes"

XI-46 "Don't Be Afraid of Your Child" - Dr. Hilde Bruch

XI-47 I"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XI-48 II"

XI-49 "Quotation and Comment"

XI-50 "Religion and Nature"

XI-51 I"

XI-52 II"

XI-53 "Another 'Generation' Writer" - John Braine

XII-1 "Correspondence and Notes"

XII-3 "The Heart is the Teacher" - Leonard Covello book

XII-5 "More on Religion in the Schools" (Earl Warren quoted at length on California policy)

XII-6 "Religion Without Dogma"

XII-7 "So Big - Too Big?" (Children fed too well, bodies mature before emotions and minds)

XII-8 "News and Notes (new kind of college)

XII-10 "What Is a True University?"

XII-11 "The Gospel of Nature" - John Burroughs, book of same title

XII-12 "Is Democracy Possible?" (Hutchins)

XII-14 "Correspondence and Notes"

XII-15 "'Civics' Lesson"

XII-16 "Federal Control of Education?"

XII-17 "Notes and Quotations"

XII-19 "New College Information"

XII-21 "Stories"

XII-22 "Operation Switchboard" - Prof. Thomas D. Eliot

XII-23 "Notes and Quotations"

XII-24 "The College Teacher (St. Lawrence University Bulletin)

XII-25 "Notes in Passing"

XII-26 "Perilous Adventures"

XII-27 "Youth and the 'Neutralized Conscience'"

XII-28 "Two Generations in College"

XII-29 "The Story of St. John's College"

XII-30 "The Best of 'Beatness'"

XII-31 "'The Fund' - On Religion in the Schools"

XII-32 "The Unsilent World"

XII-33 "Unnecessary Fears"

XII-34 "The Quakers Are Still Busy"

XII-35 "Good-Bye to Blue Yonder"

XII-36 "Challenge from Russia?"

XII-37 "Child and Cosmos"

XII-38 "You Can Start at the Top"

XII-39 "Can Morality Be Unethical?"

XII-40 "Information and Issues"

XII-41 "Notes on 'Creativity'"

XII-42 "A Letter on 'Beatness'"

XII-43 Discusses survey on "Juvenile Delinquency" from Christianity Today

XII-44 Discusses correction camp at North Pharsalia, N.Y.

XII-45 "Sports-The Sublime and The Ridiculous"

XII-46 "Let Them Face It"

XII-47 "Letters and Comment"

XII-48 "'Metaphilosophy' and Education"

XII-49 "Discipline vs. Adjustment"

XII-50 "The 'Beatness' of Walt Whitman"

XII-51 "The Challenges of Deprivation"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XII-52 Quoted, discussed Entry E by Richard Frede and Harrison High by John Farris

XIII-1 Quoted from "Working Together for Better Schools" by Menge and Faunce, (American Book Company, New York, 1953).

XIII-2 Quoted letter giving "impressionistic" account of one reader's experience of transition from urban to country living

XIII-3 "Individual Protests Against the Military"

XIII-4 "Dr. Bettelheim Is Not Alone"

XIII-5 "What Every Youth Should Know"

XIII-6 "Notes on Prejudice"

XIII-7 "Old Folks Not at Home"

XIII-8 Quoted from Albert Guerard's "The Quest of Excellence" from American Scholar

XIII-9 "The Best on Delinquency"

XIII-10 "If You Live With Little Children"

XIII-11 "Discussions on Education"

XIII-12 "Goodbye to Mama"

XIII-13 "Sports, Etc."

XIII-14 "Deliberate Delinquents"

XIII-15 "Notes"

XIII-16 "Intuition and Creativity"

XIII-17 "The Fourth R - Human Relations"

XIII-18 "What's Wrong With Authority"

XIII-19 "Notes on 'The Quest for Identity'"

XIII-20 "Tensions Our Children Live With"

XIII-21 "Compulsory Education"

XIII-22 "Philosophy for the Young"

XIII-23 "Religion and the Individual Child"

XIII-24 "Do I HAVE to Play?"

XIII-25 "Youth and a Hopeful Future"

XIII-26 "Success Without Learning"

XIII-27 I"

XIII-28 Part II of above

XIII-29 Part III of above

XIII-30 "'Identity' - And the Stand for Principle"

XIII-31 "Youth 'Apathy' - And Some Exceptions"

XIII-32 "Living Close to Nature"

XIII-33 "Notes in Passing"

XIII-34 "'Society' vs. Youth"

XIII-35 "'Role-Playing' - Russia and America"

XIII-36 "Friendship Day Camp"

XIII-37 "Education About War"

XIII-38 "Notes on Reading"

XIII-39 "Islands of Educational Experiment"

XIII-40 "Notes in Passing"

XIII-41 "Notes in Passing"

XIII-42 "Notes in Passing"

XIII-43 "Notes"

XIII-44 "Counsel for Old . . . and Young"

XIII-45 "Notes in Passing"

XIII-46 "Nonentities and Trouble"

XIII-47 "Contributions from Readers"

XIII-48 "My Big Girl"

XIII-49 "Challenge to Complacency"

XIII-50 "Liberal Experiments in Education"

XIII-51 "Notes"

XIII-52 "More 'Questions on War'"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XIV-1 "'Socialism' and Youth"

XIV-2 "The Secret Places of Education"

XIV-3 "Issues in Educational Philosophy"

XIV-4 "Follow-up on Emerson College"

XIV-5 "The Pessimistic Young Crowd"

XIV-6 "Courage and Discipline"

XIV-7 "Insights from Psychotherapy"

XIV-8 "More of Carl Ewald"

XIV-9 Quotes from Humanist (Sept-Oct 1960) article, "Triumph of Institutionalism," by Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs, professor of psychiatry at Chicago Medical School re results of the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth

XIV-10 "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-11 "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-12 "Laughter Between Tears"

XIV-13 "Growing Up Absurd"

XIV-14 "Reading"

XIV-15 "Children Doing Better Than Adults"

XIV-16 "Socrates and the Communists"

XIV-17 "Youth for Integration"

XIV-18 "My Big Girl"

XIV-19 "Dynamics of Adolescent Growth"

XIV-20 "The Mind Cannot Be Tested"

XIV-21 "The Best of the Westerns"

XIV-22 "A Radical Approach to Child Rearing"

XIV-23 "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-24 "Grounds for Objection - and Active Youth"

XIV-25 "Ewald on Parents and Education"

XIV-26 "Discussion on Intelligence Tests"

XIV-27 "Primitive Moralities - and None"

XIV-28 "The War Corps-and Some Words to Youth"

XIV-29 "Notes on Creative Independence"

XIV-30 "On Religion and Morality"

XIV-31 "Prometheus Unbound"

XIV-32 "A True 'First Novel' of Youth"

XIV-33 "The Fanfare of Conformity"

XIV-34 "Baden-Powell"

XIV-35 "If Only Marriages-Why College?"

XIV-36 "The Education of the 'Ego'"

XIV-37 "Notes By a Thoughtful Reader"

XIV-38 "In Support of . . ."

XIV-39 "Villages of Children"

XIV-40 "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-41 "Teaching as a Confusing Profession"

XIV-42 "Over Attention-and Loving Neglect"

XIV-43 "Problem of Emotional Maturation"

XIV-44 "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-45 "The Good Guys Will Conquer"

XIV-46 "Notes and Quotations"

XIV-47 "To Kill a Mockingbird"

XIV-48 "Fractional Man-An Educational Product"

XIV-49 "Notes on Goddard College"

XIV-50 "On the Process of Education"

XIV-51 "Anarchy on Purpose"

XIV-52 "Semantics and Education"

XV-1 "Notes in Passing"

XV-2 "Notes in Passing"

XV-3 "Self-Regulation for Children"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XV-4 Re educational experiment at Midtown School in L.A.

XV-5 "The Telepathic Child"

XV-6 "More on Telepathy"

XV-7 "Acts for Peace"

XV-8 "A Diet for the Twenty-First Century?"

XV-9 "Notes and Correspondence"

XV-10 "Comic Strip Count-Down"

XV-11 "Still Discovering the Child"

XV-12 "For Parents of the College-Bound"

XV-13 "The Vanishing Adolescent"

XV-14 "The Green Revolution"

XV-15 "The Individual Youth and Religion"

XV-16 "The Individual Youth and Religion"

XV-17 "Discussion on Non-Meat Diets"

XV-18 "Non-Political Youths Abroad"

XV-19 "Education Transcending Savagery"

XV-20 "Hannah Arendt on Education"

XV-21 "Difficulties of Affirmation"

XV-22 "Notes"

XV-23 "Conversations with Children"

XV-24 "Genealogy of the 'Beats'"

XV-25 "Ritual and Natural Religion"

XV-26 "The Goals of Education"

XV-27 "High School Readings - and English Teaching"

XV-28 "High School Readings - and English Teaching"

XV-29 "Socratic Experiment - Seventh Grade"

XV-30 "A Courageous Valedictory"

XV-31 "Depth Psychology and Education"

XV-32 "Autonomous Motivation"

XV-33 "Reverence in the Classroom"

XV-34 "Music Therapy Project"

XV-35 "Listening and Learning"

XV-36 "Correspondence and Notes"

XV-37 "New Directions on the Campus"

XV-38 Discussed and quoted Walter Kerr's The Decline of Pleasure (Simon and Schuster, 1969)

XV-39 "Radical on the Campus"

XV-40 "Correspondence and Notes"

XV-41 "Education for Privacy"

XV-42 "The Issues About 'Issues'"

XV-43 "Notes and Quotes"

XV-44 "The Peace Movement and Education"

XV-45 "Youth Then and Now"

XV-46 "International Education for Children"

XV-47 "'Stark Realism' and 'Transcendentalism'"

XV-48 "Loyalty - to What?"

XV-49 "Teachers in Trouble"

XV-50 "New Schooling Opportunities"

XV-51 "Towards Regeneration in Education"

XV-52 "The Off-Beat Student"

XVI-1 "Note on Dewey and Education"

XVI-2 "International Youth Festival"

XVI-3 "Carl Ewald for Your Library"

XVI-4 "Letters and Comment"

XVI-5 "Tears Without Laughter"

XVI-6 "The Students' Right to Read"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XVI-7 "A Poet's Vision on Education"

XVI-8 "Towards a School for Mankind"

XVI-9 "On Being Alone"

XVI-10 "Discussions with Dr. Bettelheim"

XVI-11 "Spiritual Resources"

XVI-12 "Of Time, Death, and New Life"

XVI-13 "Philosophy and Learning"

XVI-14 "Children and the Myths of War"

XVI-15 "Speak to Us of Religion"

XVI-16 "Competition and Learning"

XVI-17 "Creative Youngsters"

XVI-18 "On the Mystique of Childhood-and Genius"

XVI-19 "Education in Religion"

XVI-20 "Beyond Agnosticism-Transition"

XVI-21 "Buddha's Dhammapada"

XVI-22 "Introduction to Taoism"

XVI-23 "The Bhagavad-Gita"

XVI-24 "The Christian Bible"

XVI-25 "Correspondence"-Wm. Coperthwaite

XVI-26 "Quotes and Notes'

XVI-27 "Corporal Punishment" - Adah Maurer

XVI-28 "Notes and Quotes"

XVI-29 "Beyond the Reach of War"

XVI-30 "Franconia College"

XVI-31 "Education Through Initiation"-Louise Louis

XVI-32 "Notes from the Radicals"

XVI-33 "Experiments in Educational Synthesis"

XVI-34 Corporal Punishment-Some Arguments"

XVI-35 "Why the College is Failing" (portions of an address by W. H. Ferry)

XVI-36 "A Rare Children's Book"

XVI-37 "Education and the Career"

XVI-38 "Woman's Search for Identity"

XVI-39 "Notes in Passing"

XVI-40 "Dehumanization of the Young"

XVI-41 "Walden Two Revisited"

XVI-42 "Counsel from a College Psychiatrist"

XVI-43 "Definitions"

XVI-44 "Man, Morals, and Education"

XVI-45 "World College in Gestation"

XVI-46 "Psychology in the Schools"

XVI-47 "More on the Feminine Mystique"

XVI-48 Discussion on Halloween

XVI-49 "Men and Women-Continues"

XVI-50 "Perspectives on the Family"

XVI-51 "Religion-and the Teaching of Values

XVI-52 "Death as a Teacher"

XVII-1 "Matter for Reflection"

XVII-2 "Matter for Reflection-II"

XVII-3 "Teen-Age Tyranny"

XVII-4 "On Early Death"

XVII-5 "Perspectives on a Profession"

XVII-6 "The Preparation of a Teacher" (address by Dr. Harold Taylor)

XVII-7 "A Novel About Teachers"

XVII-8 "Cradles of Eminence"-book by Victor and Mildred Goertzel

XVII-9 "Dialogue on the Philosophy of Education"

XVII-10 "Perspectives"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XVII-11 "Television Dialogue" (Viktor Frankl and Huston Smith)

XVII-12 "Toward Nonviolence"

XVII-13 "Transvaluation for the Colleges"

XVII-14 "Misery and Responsibility"

XVII-15 "Education in Religion"

XVII-16 "Education in Religion-A Proposal"

XVII-17 "Adult Education-Fact and Theory"

XVII-18 "Values in Action"

XVII-19 "Thoreau-Critic of Education"

XVII-20 "Channels of Communication"

XVII-21 "The University as Microcosm"

XVII-22 "Religion and Education"

XVII-23 "Education and Metaphysics"

XVII-24 "Education and Metaphysics-II"

XVII-25 "Franconia College Proceedings"

XVII-26 "Innovation and Participation"

XVII-27 "The New University-Some Radical Thoughts" from a speech by W. H. Ferry

XVII-28 "Peace, Brother"

XVII-29 "Curriculum Philosophy"

XVII-30 "American Ideas and Education"-semi-review

XVII-31 "The Quick and the Dead"-from Hallock Hoffman's April 26 KPFK commentary

XVII-32 "The Use of Religion"

XVII-33 "Creativity in a Prepared Environment?"

XVII-34 "Notes in Passing"

XVII-35 "Be Unprepared"-William Mathes

XVII-36 "Anarchism and Education"

XVII-37 "Schooldays"

XVII-38 "Mental Testing vs. Education"

XVII-39 "Creativity in an Unprepared Atmosphere"- Virginia Naeve

XVII-40 "Notes on Adult Education"

XVII-41 "Religion and the Republic"

XVII-42 "Frontiers of Knowledge"

XVII-43 "Education in Religion"

XVII-44 "Religion and Education"

XVII-45 "Education and Religion"

XVII-46 "Education and Religion"

XVII-47 "Religion in the Schools-Legislative Questions"

XVII-48 "More on Religion in the Schools"

XVII-49 "Notes in Passing"

XVII-50 Discusses Jung's The Undiscovered Self

XVII-51 "Education and Violence"

XVII-52 "Educational Revaluation"

XVII-53 "Adult Education"

XVIII-1 "The "I Am Me" Experience"

XVIII-2 "Notes in Passing"

XVIII-3 "Some English Critics"

XVIII-4 "A New Psychology in Education"

XVIII-5 "Training for Citizenship"

XVIII-6 "Notes in Passing"

XVIII-7 "Moral Values and Our Universities"

XVIII-8 "Two Youthful Minds"

XVIII-9 "Challenges of Guidance"

XVIII-10 "Education and Violence (Continued)"

XVIII-11 "Support for Educational Reform"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XVIII-12 "Education and Religion"

XVIII-13 "Franconia College-Progress Toward An Ideal"

XVIII-14 "Future Education-Prospects and Problems"

XVIII-15 "More Creativity in an Unprepared Atmosphere"

XVIII-16 "Education and Religious Study"

XVIII-17 "Friends World College"

XVIII-18 "The U.S. and Religion-A New Concept"

XVIII-19 "A Significant Beginning" from Albany Proposal for a Community Center

XVIII-20 "The Case Against Schooling"

XVIII-21 "Notes on a Teacher's Life" (Up the Down Staircase-Bel Kaufman)

XVIII-22 "The Community School"

XVIII-24 "Lectures and Machines"

XVIII-25 "Art and Language" (Chemchemi Newsletter)

XVIII-26 "Notes in Passing"

XVIII-27 "Parental Responsibility"

XVIII-28 "Notes in Review"

XVIII-29 "Evolution for the Family"-Gene Hoffman

XVIII-31 "Managing Human Failure"

XVIII-32 "Educational Perspectives on Controversy"

XVIII-33 "Proposal for Junior High Reorientation"

XVIII-34 "One Kind of Higher Learning"

XVIII-35 "How Children Fail" (John Holt)

XVIII-36 "Letter from a Reader" (Dorothy Samuel)

XVIII-37 "Goodman's Educational Proposals"

XVIII-38 "On Teaching Virtue"

XVIII-39 "Can Students Pick Teachers?"

XVIII-40 "Considerations on Delinquency"-Rhoda Kellogg

XVIII-41 "Note on Moral Issues"

XVIII-42 "The Dignity of Children"-John Holt

XVIII-43 "Philosophic Free Enterprise"

XVIII-44 "Education and Peace"-John Holt

XVIII-45 I-Gene Hoffman

XVIII-46 II-Gene Hoffman

XVIII-47 "Continuing Explorations at Franconia"

XVIII-48 "Unchurched Religious Education"-Virginia Naeve

XVIII-49 "The Radical-Some Definitions"

XVIII-50 "Notes On a Humanistic School"

XVIII-51 "The Ever Normal Cookie Jar"-W. H. Ferry

XVIII-52 "Education and Dr. Maslow"

XVIII-52 "Education and Behavioral Science"

XIX-1 "Education and Behavioral Science"

XIX-2 "Education for Peace"

XIX-3 "Religion and State-Fresh Perspective"

XIX-4 "Religion and State-Synthesizing Perspectives, II"

XIX-5 "What Is a Good Child?"

XIX-6 "Prejudice and Authority"

XIX-7 "Religion and the University"

XIX-8 "Constitutional Religion"

XIX-9 "Education for Commitment"

XIX-10 "Nature and Natural Religion"

XIX-11 "On Teaching Ethics"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XIX-12 "One Kind of Commitment" (continuation of Lead)

XIX-13 "Can There be Free High Schools?"-Paul Salstrom

XIX-14 "Can There be Free High Schools?--II"

XIX-15 "What Ever Became of Progressive Education?"-report of address by Harold Taylor

XIX-16 "Friends World College-Perspectives"

XIX-17 "Summerhill-Outposts of Freedom"

XIX-18 "The New Puranitism"

XIX-19 The Needs of Delinquent Children

XIX-20 "African Tales"

XIX-21 "Humanistic Psychology for Education" (continued Lead))

XIX-22 "An (Un)Religions Education"-Virginia Naeve

XIX-23 "In Behalf of Fantasy"

XIX-24 "Beyond Insight and Anecdote"

XIX-25 "Notes in Passing"

XIX-26 "Who's Cheating Whom?"

XIX-27 "Dropouts Anonymous"

XIX-28 Liberation and Articulation"- Christian Bay, Part I

XIX-29 Liberation and Articulation"- Christian Bay, Part II

XIX-30 "Adults Look at the Young"

XIX-31 "To Read or Not to Read?"

XIX-32 "Toward an Un-managerial Revolution" (Portions of Friedenberg's Preface to the 1964 edition of The Vanishing Adolescent)

XIX-33 "Unorthodox Administrators"

XIX-34 "Thinking About a College"-C. G. Benello

XIX-35 "Book Notes"

XIX-36 "Mental Health Program

XIX-37 "The Living World"-Leonora C. Lane

XIX-38 "The Rigid Child"-Penelope Leach

XIX-39 "Where Do You Go?"

XIX-40 "Unchanging Kernels of Truth"

XIX-41 "Return of the Incommensurables"

XIX-42 "Children and the Arts"

XIX-43 "Campus Report"

XIX-44 "What Can We Say to the Children?"

XIX-45 "Beyond Finite Significance"

XIX-46 "Old Myths for New"

XIX-47 "In a Free Society"

XIX-48 "What Is the Child?"

XIX-49 "A Total Teacher"

XIX-50 "A Fourth of a Nation"

XIX-51 "Art and the Child"

XIX-52 "Teachers at Work"

XX-1 "Light and Shadow in Public Education"

XX-2 "Lights Going On"

XX-3 "Questions, Answers"

XX-4 "The Idea of a College"

XX-5 "Against the Spirit Prevailing"

XX-6 "The Tutoring Movement"

XX-7 "The Games Teachers Play"

XX-8 "The Fetish of Grades"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XX-9 "Everybody's Task"

XX-10 "On Throwing Away the Books"

XX-11 "The Ethics of Inquiry"-Prof. Robt. Rein'l

XX-12 "The Challenge of World Education"

XX-13 "The Next Generation of Students"

XX-14 "Diagnosis of Children's Problems"

XX-15 "The Thinking Young"

XX-16 "The Robot in the Parlor"

XX-17 "The Golden Age"

XX-18 "The Rule of Reticence"

XX-19 ""An Unaffluent Beginning"-Grace Rotzel

XX-20 "We Really Believe It"

XX-21 "Poems by Children"

XX-22 "The Great Intangibles"

XX-23 "An Obstacle Race?"

XX-24 "How Will They Make a Living?"

XX-25 "The University Scene"

XX-26 "Did Somebody Say Something Critical?"

XX-27 "Nourished by Living Sources"

XX-28 "Event in Monrovia"

XX-29 "Grades and Other Signs"

XX-30 "On Open Field Teaching"

XX-31 "The Bauhaus and Its Educational Heritage"- John Keel

XX-32 II"-John Keel

XX-33 III"-John Keel

XX-34 "Music-Making for Children"

XX-35 "School and Society"

XX-36 "If I Were Censor-in-Chief"-H. Gordon Green

XX-37 "Let's Teach Agriculture"-H. Gordon Green

XX-38 "The Hopes and Fears of Parents"

XX-39 "It Wasn't Their Fault"

XX-40 "The Principle of Reform"

XX-41 "Beyond Bureaucracy?"

XX-42 "The Essential Ingredients"

XX-43 "Plays Given by Children"-Peg Nowell

XX-44 "A Brotherhood of Sects?"

XX-45 "The Basic Questions"

XX-46 "Mission of the University"

XX-47 "Children's Crusade"

XX-48 I"-(K.S. Acharlu's translation of Vinoba's educational thought)

XX-49 Part II

XX-50 Part III

XX-51 "An Early Experiment with Reading-Grace Rotzel

XX-52 "World Education"

XXI-1 "The Educated Man"

XXI-2 "They Do Not Want Power"

XXI-3 "Notes and Comment"

XXI-4 Growing Up Into Life"

XXI-5 "Does This Make Sense?"

XXI-6 "Factory-Schools?"

XXI-7 "Some Cultural Determinisms"

XXI-8 "Basic Education" (Talk on Gandhi, Basic Education)

XXI-9 "Alternative Proposal for the Schools"-C.A. Bowers

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXI-10 Part II of above

XXI-11 Part III

XXI-12 "In Behalf of Permissiveness"

XXI-13 "On Teaching Religion"

XXI-14 "A Natural Environment?"

XXI-15 "Children's Writing"

XXI-16 "In Behalf of Prolonged Adolescence"

XXI-17 "What Mysticism Is Not"

XXI-18 "Drama in London"

XXI-19 "The Meaning of Music"

XXI-20 "Notes in Passing"

XXI-21 "The False Sovereignty of Grades"

XXI-22 "Four Months"

XXI-23 "Problems of the Academy"

XXI-24 "Tolstoy on Miseducation"

XXI-25 "The Practice of an Art"

XXI-26 "Children Are Not Products"

XXI-27 "How Children Learn"

XXI-28 "The Lost Humanities"

XXI-29 "Writing Home"

XXI-30 "Act of Creation"

XXI-31 "The First Computer"

XXI-32 "The Education of the Artist"-Robert Jay Wolff

XXI-33 II"

XXI-34 "A New System of Public Education"

XXI-35 "History of an Aberration"

XXI-36 "Toward New Institutions"

XXI-37 "Overcoming Language Difficulties"

XXI-38 "Dialogue on Design"-Robert Jay Wolff

XXI-39 "Nature Recreation"

XXI-40 "That Whole Vast Other World"

XXI-41 "Lamps To Be Lighted"-Noel McInnis

XXI-42 "The Bead Game"

XXI-43 "Architecture and Designer Education," Part I-Robert Jay Wolff

XXI-44 Part II of above

XXI-45 "Wordless Knowledge"

XXI-46 "Experiment in Scotland"

XXI-47 "He Did What He Dreamed"

XXI-48 "New York Public Schools"

XXI-49 "In the Schools, In the World"

XXI-50 "Unfamiliar Art in a Familiar World," Part I- Robert Jay Wolff

XXI-51 Part II

XXI-52 "A Subjective Examination"-Noel McInnis

XXII-1 "A Designer's Diagnosis"

XXII-2 "A Child-Watcher"

XXII-3 "A Diet of Wonder"

XXII-4 "The Secret of the Seed"

XXII-5 "Arthur E. Morgan on Education"

XXII-6 "An Unwilling Magician"

XXII-7 Some History"

XXII-8 "The World Outside"-Robert Jay Wolff

XXII-9 "Babies at Work"

XXII-10 "More by Arthur E. Morgan"

XXII-11 "Search for Old Friends"

XXII-12 "A Principal's Dream"

XXII-13 "The Workshop Program"-Robert J. Wolff

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXII-14 "Design Workshop-Textures"-Robert Jay Wolff

XXII-15 "Vision Versus Problem-Solving"

XXII-16 "The Good in Institutions"

XXII-17 "The Child in the Man"

XXII-18 "Guilt and Atonement"

XXII-19 "Help from Tolstoy"

XXII-20 "A Youth Anthology"

XXII-21 "The Elements of Design"-Robert Jay Wolff

XXII-22 "Who Wants to be President?"

XXII-23 "An Embarrassment of Riches"

XXII-24 "Reflections on Liberal Education"-W. H. Ferry

XXII-25 "The Lonely Few"

XXII-26 "Six Days at the University of Pennsylvania"- Jean Crockett

XXII-27 "Behind Common Sense"

XXII-28 "Matters of Relevance"

XXII-29 "The Only Useful Discipline"

XXII-30 "Where Does Design Education Begin?" Part I-Robert Jay Wolff

XXII-31 "Design Department"-Part II

XXII-32 "The Only Practical Problem"

XXII-33 "Schools in the Cities"

XXII-34 "Truth in Children's Longings"

XXII-35 "The New Wave"

XXII-36 "Education and the Irrelevance of Being Human"-George Mills and Jerry Gerasimo

XXII-37 Part II of above

XXII-38 "Problems and Solutions"

XXII-39 "Kinds of Irrationality"

XXII-40 "Woodstock Weekend"

XXII-41 "Ecology for the Young"

XXII-42 "Accessible New History"

XXII-43 "He Tried to be Civilized"

XXII-44 "The Oaken Heart of England"

XXII-45 "The Master-Teacher's Vision"

XXII-46 "Diatribe Plus"

XXII-47 "Schools, Schools, Schools"

XXII-48 "Medical Students Speak"

XXII-49 "The Promise of the Very Young"

XXII-50 "The List Overfloweth"

XXII-51 "Schools and Problems"

XXII-52 "The Art of Self-Reference"

XXII-53 "Teaching and Non-Teaching Situations"

XXIII-1 "Education for Tomorrow"

XXIII-2 "The Platonic Position"

XXIII-3 "What Is a Nation?"

XXIII-4 "The Quick and the Dead Ideas"

XXIII-5 "Life Geometrizes"

XXIII-6 "Learning from Children"

XXIII-7 "It's Hard to be a Teacher"

XXIII-8 "Various Books"

XXIII-9 "Visual Treasure"

XXIII-10 "Problems Without Solutions"

XXIII-11 "More Problems Without Solutions"

XXIII-12 "Books and Other Things"

XXIII-13 "The Need for Trust"

XXIII-14 ""Is It 'Education'?"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXIII-15 "Scattered Reflections"

XXIII-16 "Basic and Necessary"

XXIII-17 "The Ideal University"

XXIII-18 "The Educational Contract"

XXIII-19 "Affective Learning"

XXIII-20 "The Behaviorist Model"

XXIII-21 "Interaction With Life"

XXIII-22 "Curriculum Reform"

XXIII-23 "The Educational Praxis"

XXIII-24 "Facing Facts"

XXIII-25-34 "Notes on the Universities"

XXIII-35 "Games for Children and Grown-ups"

XXIII-36 "Books for Teachers"

XXIII-37 "On Crowding"

XXIII-38 "The Teaching Community"

XXIII-39 "Protest and Education"

XXIII-40 "Life on a Desert Forty"

XXIII-41 "Some Last Words"

XXIII-42 "Discipline and Delight"

XXIII-43 "A Store of Common Sense"

XXIII-44 "Children's Thinking"

XXIII-45 "Household Economics"

XXIII-46 "A Troubled With Schools"

XXIII-47 "Ways of Learning"

XXIII-48 "An English View"

XXIII-49 "The Art Revolution"

XXIII-50 "One-Room Schoolhouse"

XXIII-51 "The Infant Schools"

XXIII-52 "Elementary Readers"

XXIV-1 "Indian School"

XXIV-2 "On Starting a School"

XXIV-3 "You Get Used To It"

XXIV-4 "Moral Education"

XXIV-5 "Teaching Without Schooling"

XXIV-6 "Art and Life"

XXIV-7 "Custodian, Preacher, and Therapist"

XXIV-8 "Educational Reformers"

XXIV-9 "New Zealand Schoolhouse"

XXIV-10 "On the Media"

XXIV-11 "What Makes People Responsible?"

XXIV-12 "Alternative Education in Cuernavaca"

XXIV-13 "Materials for American History"

XXIV-14 "Responsibility and Authority"

XXIV-15 "Pictures by Feininger"

XXIV-16 "On Radicals and Revolution"

XXIV-17 "A Liberal Education"

XXIV-18 "Miscellany"

XXIV-19 "New Meanings for Art"

XXIV-20 "Liberal Education for Young People"

XXIV-21 "Schools Against Nature"

XXIV-22 "Adversary Tactics in School"

XXIV-23 "The English Infant Schools"

XXIV-24 "Redesigning Colleges"

XXIV-25 "Reading and Writing"

XXIV-26-34 "No Solution for Mass Problems"

XXIV-35 "The Basic Questions"

XXIV-36 "On Understanding Ivan Illich"

XXIV-37 "Approaches in Art Education"-John Keel

XXIV-38 "Adventure Story"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXIV-39 "The Question of Literacy"

XXIV-40 "Writers Who Teach"

XXIV-41 "For the Library"

XXIV-42 "Free Learning"-Ronald Gross

XXIV-43 ""Hearn as Teacher"

XXIV-44 "What Teachers Find Out"

XXIV-45 "The Four Networks"

XXIV-46 "The Wrong Kind of Paideia"

XXIV-47 "Reverence for Life"

XXIV-48 "Incidental Learning"

XXIV-49 "Vitality as a Lifetime Objective"

XXIV-50 "Keys to Tomorrow's Communities"

XXIV-51 "On Human Greatness"

XXIV-52 "Why the English Schools Are Good"

XXV-1 "A Book by Herbert Read"

XXV-2 "Learning from the English"

XXV-3 "Resources of Myths"

XXV-4 "More on the Open Classroom"

XXV-5 "Where Do You Begin?"

XXV-6 "The Problem and the Ideal"

XXV-7 "A Place that Deserves Fame"

XXV-8 "One Teacher at Work"

XXV-9 "On Caring"

XXV-10 "Tasks of Education"

XXV-11 "The Way We Die Now"

XXV-12 "Some Freewheeling Sociology"

XXV-13 "Can This Be Planned?"

XXV-14 "A Spartan Ideal"

XXV-15 "What To Do About Science"

XXV-16 "Social Studies at Rose Valley"

XXV-17 "School and Community"

XXV-18 "A School in Brooklyn"

XXV-19 "A Platonic Inspiration"

XXV-20 "Comment on Behaviorism"

XXV-21 "Ancient Classics"

XXV-22 "What Socrates Might Say"

XXV-23 "A Change of Subject"

XXV-24 "Approaches to Learning"

XXV-25 "Chastening Remarks"

XXV-26-35 "Family and Community"

XXV-36 "On Music-And Other Things"

XXV-37 ""On Holt's New Book"

XXV-38 "Story by Claire Bishop"

XXV-39 "Thoughts on Equality"

XXV-40 "Teaching in a Disordered World"

XXV-41 "A Boy Learns a Secret"

XXV-42 "Training Policemen"

XXV-43 "Some Wandering Thoughts"

XXV-44 "Magic and Myth"

XXV-45 "Community College"

XXV-46 "Black Mountain"

XXV-47 "More on Black Mountain"

XXV-48 "The Public Schools-A Qualified Defense"

XXV-49 "Two Books"

XXV-50 "A Sisyphus Project?"

XXV-51 "A Good Story; Ancient Schools"

XXV-52 "Bulls, Magic, and Jails for Children"

XXVI-1 "Honey and Wild Raspberries," Part I-Virginia Naeve

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXVI-2 Part II

XXVI-3 "Introduction to Piaget"

XXVI-4 "Toward a New Economics"

XXVI-5 "On Autodidacts"

XXVI-6 "Three Books"

XXVI-7 "Form Follows Function"

XXVI-8 "Past Achievement and Good Signs"

XXVI-9 "Rackham Forever!"

XXVI-10 "A Wandering Theme"

XXVI-11 "The Stuff of History"

XXVI-12 "Assumptions in Education"

XXVI-13 "The Salvage Professionals"

XXVI-14 "The First Nursery School"

XXVI-15 "Black Mountain-Another Review"

XXVI-16 "Art in Education"

XXVI-17 "Two Stories'

XXVI-18 "Science at Antioch"

XXVI-19 "Alone in the Catskill"

XXVI-20 "Miscellany"

XXVI-21 "Notes on Random Education"

XXVI-22 "The Only Reasonable Thing To Do"

XXVI-23 "Learners as Teachers"

XXVI-24 "The Story of A. S. Neill"

XXVI-25 "Solving Non-Problems"

XXVI-26-35 "Books, Books, Books"

XXVI-36 ""The Unprepared Young"

XXVI-37 "Language as Clothing"

XXVI-38 "London Teach-In"

XXVI-39 "The Early Years"

XXVI-40 "In a Declining World"

XXVI-41 "Problem Children and Societies"

XXVI-42 "Making Science Relevant"

XXVI-43 "Art Education"

XXVI-44 "An Environment to Recover In"

XXVI-45 "Various Things"

XXVI-46 "A Useful Life"

XXVI-47 "Teaching or Taosim?"

XXVI-48 "Teaching Ideas"

XXVI-49 "Where Destruction Begins"

XXVI-50 "What To Do Next"

XXVI-51 "What the Beat Teachers Have Always Done"

XXVI-52 "Some Letters"

XXVII-1 "Theory and Practice"

XXVII-2 "Formation of Man"

XXVII-3 "Paulo Freire"

XXVII-4 "A View of Privacy"

XXVII-5 "A Good Book to Own"

XXVII-6 "Sic Et Non"

XXVII-7 "Letter from a Friend"-Mark McGuire

XXVII-8 "Miscellany"

XXVII-9 "Reflective Attending"

XXVII-10 "Anything Round"-Virginia Naeve

XXVII-11 "Two Views of Education"

XXVII-12 "On Truth As Correspondence"

XXVII-13 "Environmental Studies"

XXVII-14 "Mahabharata"

XXVII-15 "Success Story"

XXVII-16 "The Vision of Reality"

XXVII-17 "Toward Paideia"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXVII-18 "Of Books and Boats"

XXVII-19 "Small Family Enterprises"-Virginia Naeve

XXVII-20 "Teacher Comes to America"

XXVII-21 "Four Wise Men"

XXVII-22 "Vinoba's Basic Education"

XXVII-23 "On Righteous Campaigns"

XXVII-24 "In Behalf of Teachers"

XXVII-25 "Education and the Law"

XXVII-26-35 "Scapegoats, Anybody?"

XXVII-36 "John Holt Writes Again"

XXVII-37 "Service Agencies"

XXVII-38 "He Wouldn't Teach"

XXVII-39 "The Help We Can Get"

XXVII-40 "Changes in Thinking"

XXVII-41 "Results in Education"

XXVII-42 "A Good Combination"

XXVII-43 "An Old Truth"

XXVII-44 "Certain Puzzles"

XXVII-45 "The Romantic Poets"

XXVII-46 "Various Scapegoats"

XXVII-47 "Minute Harmonies"

XXVII-48 "The Vacuum and the Filling"

XXVII-49 "Tale of No Great Importance"

XXVII-50 "Questions and More Questions"

XXVII-51 "The Story as Emancipator"

XXVII-52 "Schools and Projects"

XXVIII-1 ""The Question of Purpose"

XXVIII-2 "With Emerson's Help"

XXVIII-3 "Mostly Complaint"

XXVIII-4 "The Road Back?"

XXVIII-5 "Setting for Learning"

XXVIII-6 "Noticing the Unnoticed"

XXVIII-7 "Instead of 'Transmitting'"

XXVIII-8 "Life on the Farm"-Virginia Naeve

XXVIII-9 "The Focus of Ecology"

XXVIII-10 "All in One Day"

XXVIII-11 "A Useful, Demanding Buck"

XXVIII-12 "Style and Character"

XXVIII-13 "Student and Teacher Problems"

XXVIII-14 Hopes and Obstacles"

XXVIII-15 "Education As a Seamless Whole"-Arthur Morgan

XXVIII-16 "How to Write a Book"

XXVIII-17 "New Stuff for the World"

XXVIII-18 "Through Laura's Eyes"

XXVIII-19 "Desegregating the Handicapped"

XXVIII-20 "A College Fifty Years Ago"

XXVIII-21 "On Learning from History"

XXVIII-22 "On Gyroscopes"

XXVIII-23 "Naive Art"

XXVIII-24 "Anon Saves, Anon Damns"

XXVIII-25 "Ecology Assessment"

XXVIII-26-35 "The Discipline of History"

XXVIII-36 "Don't Despair"

XXVIII-37 "Socratic Method"

XXVIII-38 "Politics and Education"

XXVIII-39 "Some Literary Analysis"

XXVIII-40 "The Sources of Morality"

XXVIII-41 "Adventure in Planning"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXVIII-42 "Some Musings"

XXVIII-43 "Unengaging Reflections"

XXVIII-44 "Students and Poets"

XXVIII-45 "On Talking to Children"

XXVIII-46 "Uses of Literature"

XXVIII-47 "Class in Democracy"

XXVIII-48 "Subversive Education"

XXVIII-49 "Lessons in Harmony

XXVIII-50 "Teaching Literature"

XXVIII-51 "Ideals and Fulfillment"

XXVIII-52 "Teacher Centers"

XXVIII-53 "Pretending and Learning"

XXIX-1 "More on Character Education"

XXIX-2 "They Are Waiting"

XXIX-3 "On Libertarian Education"

XXIX-4 "Entrance to Life"

XXIX-5 "Berea College"

XXIX-6 "A Nature Lover's Book"

XXIX-7 ""Two Orders of Learning"

XXIX-8 "Where Social Change Begins"

XXIX-9 "Educational Cornucopia"

XXIX-10 "Something Not Yet Tried"

XXIX-11 "Goals for Education"

XXIX-12 "A Turning About"

XXIX-13 "Spontaneous Publishing"

XXIX-14 "The Subject, English"

XXIX-15 "Tomorrow's Schools?"

XXIX-16 "The Long Road"

XXIX-17 "An Unfortunate Obscurity"

XXIX-18 "Seeds of Maturity"

XXIX-19 "Paying Attention to Children"

XXIX-20 "Autonomous Learning"

XXIX-21 "Items"

XXIX-22 "Foundation of Moral Education"

XXIX-23 "The Educative Voice"

XXIX-24 "Cross-Section"

XXIX-25 "Better Than Systems"

XXIX-26-34 "Sides of the Evolution Issue"

XXIX-35 "On Counting Practice"

XXIX-36 "What Schools Can and Can't Do"

XXIX-37 "The Good Old Days"

XXIX-38 "Avenues of Common Sense"

XXIX-39 "Student Publishing"

XXIX-40 "No Rent Next Time"

XXIX-41 "Some Obligatory Reading"

XXIX-42 "Odds and Ends"

XXIX-43 "Gift of the World"

XXIX-44 "The Instrument of Change"

XXIX-45 "A Sad Story"

XXIX-46 "Some Information, Some History"

XXIX-47 "Reversing Gresham's Law"

XXIX-48 "Use for Monsters"

XXIX-49 "Progress and Default"

XXIX-50 "Some Ecological Successes"

XXIX-51 "Changes in Curriculum"

XXIX-52 "A Long Moment of Honesty"

XXX-1 "To Have Around the House. . ."

XXX-2 "Obedience to the Unenforceable"

XXX-3 "Stages of Moral Growth"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXX-4 "Vico as Educator"

XXX-5 "The School in Rose Valley"

XXX-6 "Choosing Our Steps"

XXX-7 "Moments and 'Clicks'"

XXX-8 "Cougars and Autodidacts"

XXX-9 "The Need for Believing"

XXX-10 "Mountain School"

XXX-11 ""A Clogged-up Dream"

XXX-12 "Schools for Tomorrow"

XXX-13 "Acorns Galore"

XXX-14 "Much Ado About Reading"

XXX-15 "Looking"

XXX-16 "The Foxfire Levels"

XXX-17 "Lao Tse, Plato, and Thomas More"

XXX-18 "What is a School?"

XXX-19 "Sources of Alternative Culture"

XXX-20 "People Are All the Same"

XXX-21 "The Context of Life"

XXX-22 "Original Sin in Education"

XXX-23 "Public Schools in Scotland"

XXX-24 "Help from Our Friends"

XXX-25 "Duty Without Mentioning It"

XXX-26-35 ""Water, Water, Everywhere"

XXX-36 "Piaget's Equilibration"

XXX-37 "No Matter of Place"

XXX-38 "Some Verities"

XXX-39 "Reflections on Psychology"

XXX-40 "Notes on the Arts"

XXX-41 "The Need to Reach the Limit"

XXX-42 "A Hundred Years Ago"

XXX-43 "Revealing Test"

XXX-44 "Brave Old World"

XXX-45 "Religion, School, and State"

XXX-46 "Qualities of Community"

XXX-47 "Looking at Life"

XXX-48 "Ways of Being Silly"

XXX-49 "More on the Arts"

XXX-50 "'Trends' in Education"

XXX-51 "The Sensitive Ones"

XXX-52 "Two Semi-Utopian Places"

XXXI-1 "Stages of Knowing"

XXXI-2 "Et Cetera, Et Cetera"

XXXI-3 "Some Faint Inklings"

XXXI-4 "Instead of Facts"

XXXI-5 "What Children Can Do"

XXXI-6 "Toward Paideia"

XXXI-7 "Trees and People"

XXXI-8 "The Problem Society"

XXXI-9 "Follies of Status"

XXXI-10 "A Public School Founded by Parents"-Len Solo

XXXI-11 "Numbers Are Like Maps"

XXXI-12 "A Heroic Minority?"

XXXI-13 "On Going to College"

XXXI-14 "Evolution-An Old View"

XXXI-15 "Schooling and Thinking"

XXXI-16 "It Happened in New York"

XXXI-17 "Some Social Studies"

XXXI-18 "Looking at Children"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXXI-19 "A Hard Time Writing"

XXXI-20 "School, Home and Community"

XXXI-21 Theory and Practice"

XXXI-22 "Delicate Migrants"-Geoff Selling

XXXI-23 "Paideia Today"

XXXI-24 "One More Curricular Reform"

XXXI-25 "A Melancholy Report"

XXXI-26-35 "No Invitation to Learning"

XXXI-36 "In Spite of Everything"

XXXI-37 "Teaching and Testing"

XXXI-38 "Questions, No Answers"

XXXI-39 "Humanistic Psychology"

XXXI-40 "An Old Exploration"

XXXI-41 "The School of the World"

XXXI-42 "We Are in the Dark Ages"

XXXI-43 "Gandhi's Basic Education"

XXXI-44 "Reasons for Reading and Schooling"

XXXI-45 "No Catharsis in Sight"

XXXI-46 "Looking Backward-and Forward"

XXXI-47 "A Splendid Impossibility"

XXXI-48 "The First Principle"

XXXI-49 "Notes on Compulsion"

XXXI-50 "Confusion and Common Sense"

XXXI-51 "Thoughts on Compulsion"

XXXI-52 "Great Odds and High Ends"

XXXII-1 "Concealing Arrangements"

XXXII-2 "The Problem Doesn't Change"

XXXII-3 "Unearthly Reality"

XXXII-4 "Sweet-Sour Reflections"

XXXII-5 "This and That, Here and There"

XXXII-6 "Inadequate Answer"

XXXII-7 "Backward New England, Texas Common Sense"

XXXII-8 "Another Autobiography"

XXXII-9 "Conscientization"

XXXII-10 "Science and Mysticism"

XXXII-11 "Piaget's Point"

XXXII-12 "The Child is the Book"

XXXII-13 "Taking Stock"

XXXII-14 "Verbal Fantasy"

XXXII-15 "Beyond Technique"

XXXII-16 "Changing Issues"

XXXII-17 "The 'Self' Idea"

XXXII-18 "Health and Horror"

XXXII-19 "Report from Connecticut"

XXXII-20 "Revival of Gaia"

XXXII-21 "Last Summer in San Francisco"

XXXII-22 "Human Geography"

XXXII-23 "Couple of Islands"

XXXII-24 "Birth of a Movement"

XXXII-25 "Good Odds, Bad Ends"

XXXII-26-35 "Learned from Drama'

XXXII-36 "Recalling Goodman"

XXXII-37 "In Quest of Confidence"

XXXII-38 A Simple Answer"

XXXII-39 "Gandhian Education"

XXXII-40 "The Social World"

XXXII-41 "Cheerful Places in Ohio"

XXXII-42 "Questions About Maslow"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXXII-43 "A Mystery From an Earlier World"

XXXII-44 "Cause and Effect"

XXXII-45 "I Am Capable and Lovable"

XXXII-46 "Architects of the Junkyard Mind"

XXXII-47 "Working with Neighbors"

XXXII-48 "Building Community"

XXXII-49 "Pre-Math"

XXXII-50 "Some Variety"

XXXII-51 "Theory and Practice"

XXXII-52 "The Moral Imagination"

XXXIII-1 "Why Aren't They Happy?"

XXXIII-2 "Self and the World"

XXXIII-3 "Kinds of Authority"

XXXIII-4 "A Change of Taste"

XXXIII-5 "Changes of Taste"

XXXIII-6 "Talent and Greatness"

XXXIII-7 "So Does Yo' Hogs"

XXXIII-8 "The Teaching Profession"

XXXIII-9 "A Conception of the Learner"

XXXIII-10 "Abolishing Double Ignorance"

XXXIII-11 "Hearn Comes First"

XXXIII-12 "Direct Experience of Alternatives"

XXXIII-13 "A Range of Challenge"

XXXIII-14 "Why Did We Forget All This?"

XXXIII-15 "Probably Very Good"

XXXIII-16 "Our Tribal Encyclopedia"

XXXIII-17 "Instead of Ceremonies"

XXXIII-18 "A Man To Go To School To"

XXXIII-19 "The Information Environment"

XXXIII-20 "Children Around the World"

XXXIII-21 "Thoughts About Curriculum"

XXXIII-22 "An Interesting Comparison"

XXXIII-23 "Periodical Review"

XXXIII-24 "Letting Off Steam"

XXXIII-25 "Plato's Mission"

XXXIII-26-35 "Another Kind of Growth"

XXXIII-36 "A Defense of School"

XXXIII-37 "Learning is the Result of . . ."

XXXIII-38 "Something is Missing"

XXXIII-39 "On English and Speeches"

XXXIII-40 "Minutely Subdivided"

XXXIII-41 "Book Reviews"

XXXIII-42 "Honoring Mary Boole"

XXXIII-43 "The Ultimate Curriculum"

XXXIII-44 "Learning Disabilities"

XXXIII-45 "Questions and Connections"

XXXIII-46 "One Cheer for IQ Tests"

XXXIII-47 "An Eloquent Fact"

XXXIII-48 A Modest Defense"

XXXIII-49 "Prefaces to History"

XXXIII-50 "Words, Satire, and Nuance"

XXXIII-51 "Origins of Adult Education"

XXXIII-52 "Some Useful Recollections"

XXXIII-53 John Holt's Work"

XXXIV-1 "Ingredients of Eupsychia

XXXIV-2 "In the Magazines

XXXIV-3 "Thor and Loki"

XXXIV-4 "A Necessary Persistence"

XXXIV-5 "Walt Whitman's Warning"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXXIV-6 "Jefferson and Some Jeffersonians"

XXXIV-7 "Report from India"

XXXIV-8 "Socialization in America"

XXXIV-9 "News from Boston"

XXXIV-10 "Individuality in Community"

XXXIV-11 "Spring Fever"

XXXIV-12 "Eating Grapes Downwards"

XXXIV-13 "Approaches to Paideia"

XXXIV-14 "When Everyone Is Responsible"

XXXIV-15 "Vitality and Autonomy"

XXXIV-16 "Teachers at Bay"

XXXIV-17 "Illiteracy in the U.S."

XXXIV-18 "A Social Study?"

XXXIV-19 "Up to the Public"

XXXIV-20 "A Friend We Haven't Met"

XXXIV-21 "Various Matters"

XXXIV-22 "God and Government"

XXXIV-23 "A Vision More Real"

XXXIV-24 "Story Versus Theory"

XXXIV-25-34 "Subjects for Discussion"

XXXIV-35 "Downs and An Up"

XXXIV-36 "The Slant of the Culture"

XXXIV-37 "The March of Bigotry"

XXXIV-38 "Odds and Ends"

XXXIV-39 "The Example of Socrates"

XXXIV-40 "California Community Action"

XXXIV-41 "Extracts"

XXXIV-42 "Three Clippings"

XXXIV-43 "On Home Instruction"

XXXIV-44 "On Self-Examined Righteousness"

XXXIV-45 "Where Change Begins"

XXXIV-46 "An Essential Art"

XXXIV-47 "A Man to Study" - Lewis Mumford

XXXIV-48 "After Seven Years in Schools"

XXXIV-49 "Teachers at Work"

XXXIV-50 "For Children of Light"

XXXIV-51 "He is Available"

XXXIV-52 "Two Kinds of Literacy"

XXXV-1 "A Basis for Education" (by Devi Prasad)

XXXV-2 "Well-Rounded Education"

XXXV-3 "Some Reading"

XXXV-4 "Ignored Advice" (industry for small communities)

XXXV-5 "A Hundred Years"

XXXV-6 "More Than Is Demanded of Them"

XXXV-7 "Paradigm Shift"

XXXV-8 "What Good Is It?"

XXXV-9 "A Form of Incarceration"

XXXV-10 "Speaking and Reading"

XXXV-11 "The Bonds of Concern"

XXXV-12 "On Teaching Disquieting Facts"

XXXV-13 "Indian Runners"

XXXV-14 "Two Pioneers" (Ralph Borsodi and Paul B. Sears)

XXXV-15 "Revivifying Tradition"

XXXV-16 "Parents Voices"

XXXV-17 "Scholarly Musings"

XXXV-18 "Cabbages, Kings, and Poonharps"

XXXV-19 "Projects in Self-Determination"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXXV-20 "Child Philosophers"

XXXV-21 "Alexander Meiklejohn"

XXXV-22 "Good Things for Your Brain"

XXXV-23 "Art and Science"

XXXV-24 "A Balanced World"

XXXV-25 "Herbert Read, Lewis Mumford"

XXXV-26-34 "Miscellany"

XXXV-35 "On Self-Discovery"

XXXV-36 "Life Without Proofs"

XXXV-37 "The Weight of Responsibility"

XXXV-38 "The Lives of the Young"

XXXV-39 "No Monuments Needed"

XXXV-40 "The Human Lot"

XXXV-41 "The Meaning of Propriety"

XXXV-42 "The Issue of 'Success'"

XXXV-43 "Higher Education in Africa"

XXXV-44 "The Prepared Mind"

XXXV-45 "Despite Everything"

XXXV-46 "Teacher at Work"

XXXV-47 "Meaningless Research"

XXXV-48 "Social Geography"

XXXV-49 "Teacher-Watcher's Report"

XXXV-50 "A Self-Taught Teacher"

XXXV-51 "What Is (The) Matter?"

XXXV-52 "Various 'Maybes'" (by anonymous writer re Carnegie)

XXXVI-1 "Home (Un)Schoolers"

XXXVI-2 "The Uses of History"

XXXVI-3 "Miscellany"

XXXVI-4 "Colorado High School"

XXXVI-5 "Teachers' Voices"

XXXVI-6 "If A Pig Wandered Up"

XXXVI-7 "Pictures-No Book"

XXXVI-8 "Some Useful Preaching"

XXXVI-9 "The Writer's Role"

XXXVI-10 "Disappearing Adults?"

XXXVI-11 "A Lancelot or Two"

XXXVI-12 "Edible Landscaping"

XXXVI-13 "By and For the People"

XXXVI-14 "The Light Went On"

XXXVI-15 "On Environments"

XXXVI-16 "Schweitzer, Holt, Postman"

XXXVI-17 "An Inexhaustible Subject"

XXXVI-18 "The Sly Connivers"

XXXVI-19 "Learning Disabilities"

XXXVI-20 "A Common Knowledge Base"

XXXVI-21 "Forty-Ninth in Literacy"

XXXVI-22 "On Writing"

XXXVI-23 "Non-Physical Evolution"

XXXVI-24 "Gandhi, The Draft, and Enemies"

XXXVI-25 "The Art of Balancing"

XXXVI-26-35 "Appropriate Mockeries"

XXXVI-36 "The Picture of the World" (computer education)

XXXVI-37 "Foreclosing the Future" (compulsory education)

XXXVI-38 "Some Unknown Sense" (Seidenbaum)

XXXVI-39 "The Craft of Teaching" (Kohl)

XXXVI-40 "On Peace and Honor"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXXVI-41 "Japanese Children and Adults"

XXXVI-42 "The Books Must All Be Good" (bookstores)

XXXVI-43 "Part of the Act of Living" (teaching, language)

XXXVI-44 "Shakespeare and Debs"

XXXVI-45 "Einstein as Teacher"

XXXVI-46 "Paideia" (Werner Jaeger)

XXXVI-47 "Useful Eavesdropping" (dialogues with oneself, overheard)

XXXVI-48 "Tinkers with Technique" (cargo cults)

XXXVI-49 "The Counsels of Historians"

XXXVI-50 "Some Examples" (Keats, James, Yeats, etc.)

XXXVI-51 "One Cheer for Computers" (Papert)

XXXVI-52 "Work for the Best Teachers" (Geo. Sanchez)

XXXVII-1 "What Can Improve Our Lives?" (Cavell on Walden)

XXXVII-2 "Matter of Words"

XXXVII-3 "Education Worthy of Our Species"

XXXVII-4 "The Sources of 'Modernism'"

XXXVII-5 "Various Nostalgias" (children's poetry and stories)

XXXVII-6 "Knowing Is Not Growing"

XXXVII-7 "Best In Ohio" (Tom Peters)

XXXVII-8 "Tools or Weapons?"

XXXVII-9 "Paper from Australia"

XXXVII-10 "Touring on Cape Cod"

XXXVII-11 "Adventures in Geometry"

XXXVII-12 "Community the Goal" (Tilth)

XXXVII-13 "Adventure at Home" (Better Than School)

XXXVII-14 "Breaking Up Stereotypes" (Teachers College Record articles)

XXXVII-15 "Health Education in India"

XXXVII-16 "Making Sense of the Earth" (Teggert, etc. Practice of Geography)

XXXVII-17 "Attack On a Fallacy" (Cousins from Teachers College Record)

XXXVII-18 "Miscellany" (poetry from children, etc.)

XXXVII-19 "Transcendentalist Teacher" (Bronson Alcott)

XXXVII-20 "Virtues of Fiction" (MacDonald, Innocent Blood, etc.)

XXXVII-21 "Lost Doors" (Kathleen Raine)

XXXVII-22 "Education of Imagination" (Douglas Sloan)

XXXVII-23 "The Human Mind" (Beebe)

XXXVII-24 "Places To Go"

XXXVII-25 "Gandhian Instruction"

XXXVII-26 News from Kentucky - And Kansas"

XXXVII-36 "Making Good Things Happen"

XXXVII-37 "Art in America"

XXXVII-38 "Home Schoolers"

XXXVII-39 "Ecological Revolution"

XXXVII-40 "Our Hidden Curriculum"

XXXVII-41 "In the Magazines"

XXXVII-42 "Reports from Canada"

XXXVII-43 "Designer's Report"

XXXVII-44 "What Is Creativity?"

XXXVII-45 "Things Teachers Can't Arrange"

XXXVII-46 "Why Schooling Is Going Wrong"

XXXVII-47 "Self-Salvage at Betterway"

XXXVII-48 "The Meaning of Education"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXXVII-49 "Questions by Commager"

XXXVII-50 "Tomorrow's Education"

XXXVII-51 "What Is Peace Education?"

XXXVII-52 "Thinking and Knowing"

XXXVIII-1 "News from Egypt and Hawaii"

XXXVIII-2 "Passages of Transition"

XXXVIII-3 "Back to the Greeks"

XXXVIII-4 "Children and Community"

XXXVIII-5 "School and State"

XXXVIII-6 "What Is Moral Education?"

XXXVIII-7 "Plato, Dante, and Bernard Shaw"

XXXVIII-8 "Ways To Change"

XXXVIII-9 "Critical Notes On Teaching"

XXXVIII-10 "Ways of Saying"

XXXVIII-11 "A Community of Parents"

XXXVIII-12 "Musings on Poetry"

XXXVIII-13 "Can There Be Paideia In America?"

XXXVIII-14 "Child Life In Yellow Springs"

XXXVIII-15 "Recollection and Stories"

XXXVIII-16 "A Book, A Pamphlet"

XXXVIII-17 "The Blight of Specialists"

XXXVIII-18 "Working With the Young"

XXXVIII-19 "An English High School"

XXXVIII-20 "Religious Studies"

XXXVIII-21 "A Defense of Edward Abbey"

XXXVIII-22 "Education Overseas"

XXXVIII-23 "On Homeschooling"

XXXVIII-24 "An Unsolved Problem"

XXXVIII-25 "Working with Clay"

XXXVIII-26 "History and Ecology"

XXXVIII-27- "Children . . . And Politics"

XXXVIII-37 "Critics . . . Admirers"

XXXVIII-38 "Learning Science"

XXXVIII-39 "The Magic of 'We'"

XXXVIII-40 "The One-Room Schoolhouse"

XXXVIII-41 "From Passion to Profession"

XXXVIII-42 "A Start In Life"

XXXVIII-43 "Until the Crack of Doom"

XXXVIII-44 "Finally, A High Note"

XXXVIII-45 "Outlawing Imagination"

XXXVIII-46 "Thinking Is Not A Performing Art"

XXXVIII-47 "Educated To Be Different"

XXXVIII-48 "Peace Won Out"

XXXVIII-49 "News About India"

XXXVIII-50 "For Highschoolers"

XXXVIII-51 "Who Should Control Education?"

XXXVIII-52 "Gandhi on Education"

XXXIX-1 "Testers-And Outwitting Them"

XXXIX-2 "What Can Be Done"

XXXIX-3 "Education at Home"

XXXIX-4 "A Life of Gandhi"

XXXIX-5 "An Alternative Philosophy"

XXXIX-6 "Some Communications"

XXXIX-7 "The Greatest Obstacle"

XXXIX-8 "A Destructive System"

XXXIX-9 "Difficult But Important"

XXXIX-10 "Unexpected Truths"

XXXIX-11 "The Gifted and Talented"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XXXIX-12 "On Schooling and Teaching"

XXXIX-13 "Religion Versus Creeds"

XXXIX-14 "What A Fashion Neglects"

XXXIX-15 "Population . . . Home Schooling"

XXXIX-16 "A Youth Program That Works"

XXXIX-17 "Musings"

XXXIX-18 "One-to-One Teaching"

XXXIX-19 "Learning from Japan"

XXXIX-20 "Hungry Children of the World"

XXXIX-21 "Homestead Schooling"

XXXIX-22 "An Almost Futile Inquiry"

XXXIX-23 "Words and Fashions"

XXXIX-24 "Left Out of Peace Studies"

XXXIX-25 "Finishing the Sentence"

XXXIX-26 "On Unused Capacities"

XXXIX-27-36 "On Paul Goodman"

XXXIX-37 "Science and the Humanities"

XXXIX-38 "Future Problems"

XXXIX-39 "Unwelcome News"

XXXIX-40 "How to Write"

XXXIX-41 "What We Ought To Do"

XXXIX-42 Quoted No. 50 of Growing Without Schooling

XXXIX-43 "The Thinking of A. H. Maslow"

XXXIX-44 "Words As Weapons"

XXXIX-45 "Miracle In Appalachia"

XXXIX-46 "The World of Dreams"

XXXIX-47 "Anecdote Versus Statistics"

XXXIX-48 "Reading for the Young"

XXXIX-49 "A Radical Proposal"

XXXIX-50 "Emasculating Language"

XXXIX-51 "Cooperation Versus Competition"

XXXIX-52 "Some Improbable Heroes"

XXXIX-53 "Miscellany"

XL-1 "Institutions and Parents"

XL-2 "An Educator's Dream"

XL-3 Discussed, quoted Teaching the Teachers, a report by the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture

XL-4 "A Place for Getting Better"

XL-5 "On Teaching At Home"

XL-6 "What Schools Can't Do"

XL-7 "A School in the Mountains" re the Arthur Morgan School, North Carolina

XL-8 "John Holt on College"

XL-9 "Ourselves and Our Strength"

XL-10 "Arguments and Questions"

XL-11 "Country and City"

XL-12 "Important Questions"

XL-13 "Various Threats"

XL-14 "All Competent Adults . . . "

XL-15 "Non-Military Jobs"

XL-16 "Building A Great School"

XL-17 "On Studying"

XL-18 "Stirrings of Culture"

XL-19 "Addressed to Parents"

XL-20 "The Best School in Town?"

XL-21 "Teaching at Home"

XL-22 "Neil Postman on Everything"

XL-23 "Education in Japan"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XL-24 "What Children Are Like"

XL-25-34 "More from GWS"

XL-35 "Learning from Holt"

XL-36 "The Use of Stories"

XL-37 "A Man to Read"

XL-38 "A Nice Good Book"

XL-39 "Some Good Extracts"

XL-40 "Montessori Schools in Milwaukee"

XL-41 "The Malady of Scotland"

XL-42 "Our Society"

XL-43 "Intrinsic Learning"

XL-44 "On Openings"

XL-45 "Working With Children"

XL-46 "A Lost Treasure"

XL-47 "A Growing Movement"

XL-48 "Lesson in Language"

XL-49 "Two Kinds of Education"

XL-50 "The Quality of Jane"-quoted How Children Fail by John Holt

XL-51 "The Human Situation"

XL-52 "Students in California"

XLI-1 "The Basis of Competence"

XLI-2 "A School in New York"

XLI-3 "The Way It Used To Be"

XLI-4 "On the University"

XLI-5 "A Long Look At Schools"

XLI-6 "The Role of Play"

XLI-7 "John Holt on Schools"

XLI-8 "Time for a Change"

XLI-9 "Wonderful, Lively Children"

XLI-10 "Don't Talk, Act!"

XLI-11 "Total Teacher"

XLI-12 "Holt's Diatribe"

XLI-13 "Writers As Teachers"

XLI-14 "Teachers and Pupils"

XLI-15 "A Job One Person Can Do"

XLI-16 "Thoughts on Education"

XLI-17 "A Rare Voice"

XLI-18 "What Is Adolescence?"

XLI-19 "Trips for Health and Normality"

XLI-20 "A Village High School"

XLI-21 "Reports by Parents"

XLI-22 "A School Made by Parents"

XLI-23 "Various Things"

XLI-24 "Holts on the Rampage"

XLI-25 "Various Reports"

XLI-26 "Accept No Excuses"

XLI-27-36 "Tribute to the Cockroach"

XLI-37 "Where Work Needs Doing"

XLI-38 "What Is the Sun Made Of?"

XLI-39 "Failure of the Bureaucratic System"

XLI-40 "A Cherokee Boyhood"

XLI-41 "Why Do Some People Become Teachers?"

XLI-42 "Sharing and Caring"

XLI-43 "Unusual Children"

XLI-44 "On Textbooks and Other Matters"

XLI-45 "A Peace-Making Nation"

XLI-46 "A Better Way"

XLI-47 "Organic Farming"

Children. . . and Ourselves-(Continued)

XLI-48 "Reports to a Teacher"

XLI-49 "Three Unusual Men"

XLI-50 "Learning Painting"

XLI-51 "Cooperative Learning"

XLI-52 "Nine Women"

Children and Ourselves

XVIII-19 Editorial on identity

Children and Solitude-Elise Boulding (Pamphlet published by Pendle Hill)

XVI-9 Quoted in Children, "On Being Alone"

Children and Their Caretakers-edited by Norman K. Denzin (collection of articles appearing in Transaction, Dutton, paper, 1973, $2.95)

XXVI-25 Discussed and quoted in Editorial, "Moral Products"

Children and the Threat of Nuclear War-Dr. Sibylle Escalona and Brock Chisholm (Duell, Sloan & Pearce)

XIX-44 Quoted in Children, "What Can We Say to the Children"

Children Are at Risk, The

XXXIX-46 Editorial (Tristram Coffin)

Children at the Gate-Lynn Reid Banks (Pocket Book)

XXIII-15 Discussed in Review, "Women in Rebirth"

Children Come First-Casey and Liza Murrow (American Heritage Press, 1971)

XXV-4 Discussed and quoted in Children, "More on the Open Classroom"

Children Discover Music and Dance - Prof. Emma D. Sheehy

XIII-16 Quoted in Children, "Intuition and Creativity"

Children in Crisis-Robert Coles

XXX-50 Anne Buttimer's quote of Appalachian housewife from above used in Review, "Design With Nature"

Children in "The Nursery School"-Harriet M. Johnson (Agathon, distributed by Schocken, 1972-first published in 1928)

XXVI-14 Introductory essay quoted and her work discussed in Children, "The First Nursery School"

XXVI-22 Quoted in Children, "The Only Reasonable Thing To Do"

Children in the World - Magda and John McHale (Population Reference Bureau, 1979, Washington, D.C.)

XXXIII-20 Quoted and discussed in Children, "Children Around the World"

Children Make Murals and Sculpture - Lilli Rosenberg, Ann Killen (Reinhold, 1968)

XXV-49 Quoted in Children, "Two Books"

Children of the Ashes - Robert Jungk

XV-31 Quoted in Review, "Of Incredible Memory"

Children of Calamity - John Caldwell

XI-37 Quoted and discussed in Children, "Figures of Tragedy"

Children of South Vietnam, The

XX-25 Frontiers

Children of Hiroshima, The (film)

VII-28 Discussed in Lead, "Without Raising His Voice"

Children of the Green Earth (P. O. Box 200, Langley, Wash.)

XXXVIII-26 Gerald Murphy on Haitian farmers, and Robert Mazibuko on African Tree Center, in Children, "History and Ecology"

Children- The Challenge - Rudolf Dreikurs

XVII-32 Reviewed in Children, "The Use of Religion"

Children's Crusade, The

IX-45 Review - The Trumpet of God - David Duncan

Children's Experience in Art - Pearl Greenberg (Reinhold, 1966)

XXII-44 Quoted in Children, "The Oaken Heart of England"

Children's Freedom - Ray Hemmings (Schocken, $6.96)

XXVI-24 Discussed and quoted in Children, "The Story of A. S. Neill"

Children's Magazine, The (Glasgow, Scotland)

III-15 Quoted in Children

Children's Views of Themselves - Ira Gordon

XX-17 Gladys Gardner Jenkins' Foreword to quoted in Children, "The Golden Age"

Childs, John L. (Teachers College, Columbia University)

XVI-29 His comments on quoted from F. Ernest Johnson in Lead, "The Long Way Home"

Childs, Marquis

I-34 The Middle Way in "The Agricultural Revolution"

I-49 Mention of in story on co-op in Review, "What Are We Waiting For?"

II-39 Mentioned in Frontiers, "The Continuing War on the Co-ops

XXXIII-24 The Middle Way in Review, "The Deeper Human Qualities"

Child's Part, The - ed. by Peter Brooks (Beacon, 1972)

XXVII-51 Michael Holquist, Jacqueline Flescher, Isabelle Jan, Andre Winandy quoted from in Children, "The Story as Emancipator"

China (Republic)

XXXIII-40 Brief history of relations in past with, and present treatment of, Tibet discussed in Lead, "A Tibetan on Mt. Vernon Street, "by Holmes Welch

China Difference, The - Holmes Welch (Harper & Row, 1979)

XXXIII-40 Discussed briefly in Lead, "A Tibetan on Mt. Vernon Street" by Holmes Welch

China in the Sixteenth Century - Matthew Ricci

VII-2 Quoted in Lead, "We Are All Very Much Alike"

Chinatown Family - Lin Yutang

II-20 His book reviewed in Lead, "Books and Morals"

Chinese Attainments

XXXII-49 Review

Chinese Buddhism and the West

XXII-33 Review

Chinese Students

I-28 Editorial

IX-7 Coronet article, "Our Amazing Chinese Kids" quoted in Children

Chinese View of Their Place in the World, The - Prof. C. P. Fitzgerald (Paperback, Oxford University Press, 1964)

XXV-19 Quoted from in Review, "Introduction to China"

Chinnock, Frank W.

XXVI-11 A Gift from Vietnam discussed and quoted in Children, "The Stuff of History"

Chipko Movement, The - Annpam Misha (Gandhi Book House, 1 Rajghat Colony New Delhi 110 002, India)

XXXVII-9 Quoted from article by Sarah Scholfield on in Permaculture in Children, "Paper from Australia"

XXXVII-11 Discussed in Science for Villages, Aug-Sept 1983 quoted in Frontiers, "A Million Trees Planted in India"

XXXVII-20 The movement discussed from Jan-Feb 1984 International Wildlife, also quoted from Bhatt in Frontiers, "Nothing is Too Late"

Chipman, Nathaniel (Vermont lawyer)

V-24 Reference to in Lead, "The Reform of Institutions, from Hansen's Liberalism and American Education in the Eighteenth Century

IX-28 Quoted in Lead, "The Duties of Free Man"

Chips Are Down, The (film)

III-13 Review of this Jean Paul Sartre production

VI-1 Reference to in Editorial, "The Other Side of Life"

Chisholm, Dr. G. Brock (William Alanson White Psychiatric Foundation)

I-8 Director-General Medical Services of Canadian Army during World War II; now Deputy Minister of Health in Dominion's Dept. of Nat'l Health and Welfare. Quote from The Psychiatry of Enduring Peace and Social Progress, in Frontiers, "The 'Mission' of Psychiatry"

II-7 Director-General of World Health Organization, quoted in article "Psychiatry and Religion"

II-44 Reference to in Lead, "No Hiding Place Down Here" -"Substance 'X'" bacterial poison

IV-41 Discussed in Frontiers, "Outspoken Psychiatrist"

V-40 Quoted in Editorial, "A Leading Authority"

VI-2 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Sources of Prejudice"

IX-43 Quoted in Lead, "The 'Guilt-Feeling' of Modern Man"

X-30 Quoted from Asilomar lecture in Children

X-49 His opinion on authoritarian God concept quoted in Review, "What's Wrong with Morality?"

XII-8 Quoted by Gunnar Dybwad in Children, "News and Notes"

XII-23 His paper quoted in Lead, "What Is Good For Man"; also Science paper quoted

XII-25 Quoted from Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in Lead, "The Noncomplacent Minorities"

XII-38 His Can People Learn to Learn? Quoted in Children, "You Can Start at the Top"

XII-39 Again quoted in Children, "Can Morality Be Unethical?"

XII-47 Briefly quoted in Children, "Letters and Comment" on issues of religious belief

Chisholm, Dr. G. Brock-(Continued)

XIII-3 His 1946 address, "The Psychiatry of Enduring Peace and Social Progress" quoted in Review, "Religion, Sin, and the Animals"

XIV-22 His article on germ warfare, May 1960 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists quoted in Review, "'Double-Think' and the Vicious Circle"

XIV-51 His Prescription for Survival quoted in Review, "On National Boundaries"

XV-33 Quoted briefly in Frontiers, "Ingredients of Peace"

XVI-28 Quoted in Frontiers, "The State of the Nation" from West Coast broadcast

XVI-29 Quoted from The Humanist symposium, "Reconstruction in Religion," in Review of same title

XVIII-19 His art, in June 1962 Social Service Review reviewed with Banjamin Weininger's paper "Asceticism and Religious Experiences," in "Psychiatrists on Religion"

XIX-44 Quoted from Children and the Threat of Nuclear War in Children, "What Can We Say to the Children?"

XX-10 Quoted in Lead, "The Modern Jungle"

XXIX-11 Quoted from Feb. 1946 Psychiatry in Lead, "What is 'Morality'?"

Choay, Francoise

XX-1 Her essay on Marcel Duchamp in The Man- Made Object (Vision + Value Series) quoted in Frontiers, "Change and Changing Things"

Chodoff, Paul (Washington, D. C., psychiatrist)

VII-9 Quoted from Psychiatry in Review re mental illnesses precipitated because of security investigations; also reference to in Editorial, "We Have a Choice

Chodorov, Frank

III-40 Frontiers devoted to discussion of Human Events article by him re Freedom Clubs, "Is Individualism Freedom?"

Choice, The - Virginia Naeve

XIX-18 Frontiers

Choice Before South Africa, The - E. S. Sachs (London, Turnstile, 1952)

VI-3 Frontiers discussion of book, same title

Choice Before Us, The - G. Lowes Dickinson

XX-15 Quoted from by Glen Siebert in latter part of Children, "The Thinking Young"

Choice Is Always Ours, The - anthology

I-40 Published by Richard R. Smith, brief mention in Frontiers, "Guides for the Heaven-Bound"

Choice of Origins, A

XXX-41 Lead

Choice Upon Us, The

XXXIX-44 Review Nuclear React ions)

Cholesterol Puzzle, The

X-36 Frontiers

Chomskyan Revolution, The

XXV-3 Review

Chomsky, Noam

XXII-17 His American Power and the New Mandarins discussed and quoted in Review, "Some Motivational Research"; also briefly quoted in Editorial, "Origins of the New 'Nihilism'"

XXII-44 Quoted from American Power and the New Mandarins in Lead, "The Issue of 'Revolution'"

XXII-50 Quoted from The New Left (collection of essays) in Review, "A Chasm, Not a Gap"

XXXII-22 Quoted from Language and Responsibility in Editorial, "The State Religion"

XXXII-37 Quoted from Language in Lead, "The References for Life"

XXXII-38 A Simple Answer"

XXXVIII-9 Quoted from 1984 and After in Review, "Orwellian Echoes"

XL-9 From The Race to Destruction-Its Rational Basis, in Frontiers, "A Futile Debate"

Choose Life- A Dialogue - Arnold Toynbee and Daisaku Ikeda (Oxford University, 1976)

XL-36 Discussed in Review (written by Catherine Roberts), "An Immortal Tale"

Choose Your Wilderness

XII-5 Lead - by Walker Winslow

Choreutics - Rudolf Laban (Macdonald and Evans, London, 1966)

XXX-40 Preface to quoted in Children, "Notes on the Arts"

Chorpenning, Charlotte E.

XXXI-3 Her Twenty-One Years With Children's Theatre reviewed in Children, "Some Faint Inklings"

Chosen, The - Chaim Potok

XXI-37 Quoted from in Lead, "Art and Transcendence"

XXII-18 Quoted in Children, "Guilt and Atonement"

Choudari, Manmohan

XXXV-10 Quoted from Gandhi Vigyan, July 1981, in Children, "Speaking and Reading"

Christ and Anti-Christ

XIX-1 Review

Christ and Freud - Arthur Guirdham

XV-46 Quoted in Lead, "Synanon-Its Best May Come Last"

XV-48 Reviewed and quoted in Review of same title Lawrence Durrell's Preface to briefly quoted

Christ and Socrates

IX-42 Review of Edith Hamilton's Witness to the Truth

Christ of the Indian Road - E. Stanley Jones

I-5 Review of books on India

Christ Stopped at Eboli - Carlo Levi

I-13 Review of book, in Review, "People Without History"

I-25 Reference to in Review, "Periodical Review"

I-40 Theme is individual exercise of private initiative for general good-in Lead, "The Case for Private Initiative"

III-14 Reference to in Review of Levi's Of Fear and Freedom

VII-30 Quoted in Editorial, "The Italian South"

XXXII-23 Subject of Editorial, "Carlo Levi's book"

Christ vs. Socrates - Saturday Review article - Reinhold Niebuhr

VIII-6 Frontiers

IX-42 Referred to in Review, "Christ and Socrates"

Christen Kold- Nan na Goodhope (Lutheran Publ. House, Blair, Nebraska, 1958)

XXIV-1 Quoted in Lead, "The Blurred Frontier"

Christensen, Emiel and Mary

XXXIX-17 Their A 30-Acre Tract Dedicated to the Creative Use of Leisure Time in Frontiers, "Ways of Teaching" (See also Land Report)

Christian, James L.

XXVII-17 His Philosophy-an Introduction to the Art of Wondering subject of Review, "What Serves 'Philosophy'?"

Christian Agnostic, The - Rev. Leslie D. Weatherhead

XIX-5 Discussed and quoted in Review of same title

Christian Century (magazine)

III-4 Taken to task in Frontiers, "Partisan Journalism" (an exception, since it is usually morally searching)

IV-9 Frontiers "Viewpoints on the Korean War" quoted in letter to CC from Quaker

V-4 Discussion of their Dec. 19, 1951 issue devoted to U.M.T. in Children

V-22 Letter to Mr. Matthew Ridgway, and Western Union Easter messages discussed in Review

V-28 Secularism"

V-31 Reference to articles in re Army and Navy winning friends and influencing people in Editorial, "Captives of Their Own Propaganda"

V-35 Discussion of Wm. H. Hudnut article, "The Scandal of Dogmatism" in Frontiers, "The Shadow of Philosophy"

V-39 Quoted from CC editorial, "Is Your Child the Legion's Target?" Also quoted from in Frontiers, "The Same Old Question"-views on Christian "unity"

V-50 Quoted from in Frontiers, "A Psychological Mystery" re drinking

VI-2 Frontiers, "The Sources of Prejudice" based on CC article on Yale Divinity School study of materials used in church schools for religious instruction

VI-16 Reaction to Korean War discussed in Editorial "Requirements of Peace"

VI-17 Quoted from in Lead, "Toward a Mature World" on peace gestures by Russia

VI-41 Frontiers, "An Interesting Debate," re interchange between Reinhold Niebuhr and V. Ogden Vogt

VI-48 Editorial on Korea discussed in Review, "Background on Korea"

VII-38 Censorship of Evanston Assembly of World Council of Churches mentioned in Frontiers, "Problems of Censorship"

VII-47 Review of books on China quoted in Lead, "'Impartiality' Is the Issue" Quoted Malcolm Boyd in Frontiers, "Art and Moral Education"

Christian Century -(Continued)

VIII-2 Quoted from A. Roy Eckardt article in Lead, "Cavalcade of Philosophers"

VIII-11 Review, "Religion in the Schools"

VIII-16 Article, "Science and Faith" quoted on Galileo in Lead, "The Days of Wrath"; Wm. Ernest Hocking and Harold Fey articles quoted in Review, "Scanning Some Periodicals"

VIII-19 Quoted re necessity for schools to be state supported in Lead, "Set Free or Set Loose?"

VIII-23 Discussion of Bandung Conference in Frontiers, "The New Asia"

VIII-43 Quoted in Children re delinquents

VIII-44 Quoted and discusses its war stand in World War II in Frontiers

IX-2 Quoted in Frontiers, "On Religious Freedom"

IX-37 John C. Bennett article quoted in Frontiers, "What Can Survive a War?"

IX-49 Review, "Christian Journalism"-concerned with correspondence from India

X-41 Quoted article "Are the Public Schools Godless?" by Virgin M. Rogers in Review, "Reflective Christianity"

XII-29 John Dillenberger article quoted in Review, "Science and Theology"

XII-38 Review by Allen Hackett of Joan V. Bondurant's Conquest of Violence quoted in Review, "Imprint of Gandhian Non-violence"

XII-51 Quoted story of persecution of staff and students of Highlander Folk School in Monteagle, Tenn. in Children, "The Challenges of Deprivation"

XIII-19 Brief quote of Tom Driver's review of Saul Levitt's The Andersonville Trial, Feb. 3 issue in Review, "The War Lover"

XIII-26 Niels C. Nielsen Jr. quoted Nov. 4 issue in Frontiers, "East-West Philosopher's Conference"

XIII-36 Aug. 3 Editorial quoted in Lead, "Things Said and Done"; also quoted article by Norman K. Gottwald Dan Lacy quoted from May 4 issue in Frontiers, "Notes on Censorship"

XIII-45 "Protestant Church and College Student" by Warren Ashby quoted in Children, "Notes in Passing"

XIV-17 Editorial, Feb. 22 issue, quoted in Children, "Youth for Integration"

XIV-27 William Stringfellow quoted, May 10 issue, in Children, "Primitive Moralities-and None"

XVI-10 Priscilla Grundy's review of Burdick-Wheeler book, Fail-Safe, Dec. 6, 1962 issue, quoted in Review, "Accidental Obliteration"

XVIII-1 Quote from Oct. 28, 1958 issue in Lead, "The Sacred Bonds"

XIX-8 Dr. Harvey Cox quoted from Jan. 5 issue in Review, "God and Plenty"

XIX-32 Hans Richter quoted from July 16, 1944 issue in Lead, "The Spaces of Freedom"

Christian Fathers, The

VI-11 Review of The Fathers of the Western Church - Robert Payne

Christian Journalism

IX-49 Review

Christian Origins

VIII-27 Editorial - "Dead Sea Scrolls"

Christian Polemics, New Style

XVIII-46 Review

Christian Platonists of Alexandria - Charles Bigg

X-46 Quoted from in Lead, "Theology Revisited"

Christian Scene, The

XIII-6 Lead

Christian Science Monitor

XIII-36 Kimmis Henrick quoted in Children, "Friendship Day Camp"

XIX-3 Emilie Livezey quoted, Dec. 2, 1965 issue, in Children, "Religion and State-Fresh Perspective"

XIX-45 Mario Rossi article text of Lead, "Vietnam- Views of the Future"

XX-3 Quoted in Children, "Questions, Answers" in re to Black Mountain College

XX-4 Brief quote from Jan. 5 issue in Editorial, "The Restive Press"

XX-5 Surveys reported by David R. Francis quote, Nov. 7, 1966 issue, in Editorial, "Evaluations of Business"

XX-20 Apr 20 issue quoted in Editorial, "Do-It- Yourself Housing"

XX-24 Quoted at length in Frontiers, "Vietnam and the Press"

XX-28 Joseph C. Harsch quoted, June 6 issue, in Editorial, "More Journalistic Wistfulness"

XX-31 Comment on Jose Sorrent's valedictory address quoted, June 30 issue in Lead, "Principles and Specifics"

XX-46 Joseph C. Harsch quoted, Oct. 13 issue, in Lead, "Various Confessions"

XXI-8 Editor Erwin D. Canham quoted, Dec. 11 issue, in Frontiers, "Paths to 'Involvement'"

XXI-15 Feb. 28 issue quoted in Lead, "Religion and Religions"

XXI-27 Kimmis Hendrick quoted, June 5 issue, in Frontiers, "Crossroads for the Indians"

XXII-2 Mrs. Xernona B. Clayton quoted from Dec. 6, 1968 issue, Frontiers, "Notes on 'Race'"

XXII-5 Lynton K. Caldwell and Barry Commoner quoted, Dec. 31, 1968 issue in Frontiers, "Friends With the World?"

XXII-16 Stories on Biafra and Calcutta quoted, Mar. 14 issue, in Review, "News and the Man"; comment on TV interview with Mr. Harold Wilson briefly quoted from same issue in Editorial, "Morality in Our Time"

XXIII-47 Jean Whitehead quoted, Apr 26, 1969 issue, in Children, "Ways of Learning"

XXIV-22 Joseph C. Harsch quoted, Oct. 13, 1967 issue, in Lead, "The Meaning of Progress"

Christian Science Monitor-(Continued)

XXV-10 William Stringer quoted, Dec. 2, 1971 issue, in Children, "Tasks of Education"

XXV-22 John Lambert quoted, Apr 18 issue, David Francis' summary of Willis Harman address quoted from Feb 10 issue in Children, "What Socrates Might Say"; also quoted report on Geneva Conference on Technology, from July 13, 1970 issue

XXVI-20 Quoted from Richard Courtney's Play, Drama, and Thought in Children, "Miscellany"

XXVI-44 Interview with John F. Bardach quoted, Sept. 22 issue, Frontiers, "In the News"

XXVII-49 Ursula Le Guin's article quoted, July 8, issue in Review, "About Metaphors"

XXVIII-12 Quoted Jan. 16, 1975 issue re changes in diet in Frontiers, "Facts About Food"

XVIII-19 Peter Schwartz quoted, July 1, 1974 issue, in Editorial, "The Tolstoyan Dilemma"

XXIX-42 Arnold Toynbee's advice to writers quoted in Children, "Odds and Ends"' also quoted, address by William Holladay from CS in Children

XXIX-51 Elizabeth Pond article on Soviet history quoted, Oct. 6 issue, in Frontiers, "After Reading the Papers"

XXX-8 Story in Dec. 1 issue quoted in Frontiers, "Decentralist Ways and Means"

XXX-11 Joseph Harsch quoted on pricing of oil from Dec. 30, 1976 issue in Frontiers, "Some Uncommon Sense"

XXX-46 Report on right of American Indians to dispense justice among themselves, from Jan. 28 issue, other items from Feb. 9 issue, in Children, "Qualities of Community"

XXX-50 Charles Lewis quoted from Sept. 20 issue in Children, "Trends in Education"

XXXI-5 Nick DiSpoldo quoted, Nov. 10, 1977 issue in Children, "What Children Can Do"

XXXI-11 Grace Muente quoted, Nov. 21, 1977 issue in Children, "Numbers Are Like Maps"

XXXI-15 Roscoe Drummond quoted, Jan. 18 issue, in Children, "Schooling and Thinking"

XXXI-41 Review of Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago- Three quoted from June 14 issue in Lead, "The Invisible Treasure"

XXXII-23 James Boushay's discussion of work of Eliot Wigginton quoted, Nov. 13, 1978 issue, in Children, "A Couple of Islands"

XXXII-23 John Holt quoted, Apr 8, 1974 issue, in Children, "A Couple of Islands"

XXXII-43 Quoted, Aug. 8, 1979 issue, on Real Estate developments, in Frontiers, "A Parable by Twain"

XXXII-46 Quoted from Joseph Harsch in Frontiers, from Jan. 29, 1979 issue, "The Spectrum of Change"

XXXII-51 Quoted Nov. 19, 1979 issue on plight of Cambodians in Editorial, "Who Is to Blame?"

Christian Science Monitor-(Continued)

XXXIII-17 Quoted Mar. 25, 1980 issue from article by Orville Freeman in Editorial, "Goals and Obstacles"

XXXIII-12 Quoted from article by Henry Steele Commager, Jan. 2, 1980 issue, on "cold war" in Lead, "Grounds for Suspicion"

XXXIII-46 Norman Cousins on statesmanship, Aug. 20, 1980 in Lead, "A Historian's Prescription"

XXXIV-22 Sept. 4, 1980 A. van Zyl, Chaplain-General of So. African Defense Force, in Children, "God and Government"

XXXIV-37 July 23, 1981, on Creationist trial, in Children, "The March of Bigotry"

XXXIV-43 April 22, 1981, Scott Armstrong in Children, "On Home Instruction"

XXXIV-48 Melinda Burns, Oct. 30, 1981, bilingual education, in Editorial, "Sink or Swim?"

XXXV-4 Nuclear weapons, Oct. 26, 1981, Frontiers, "A 'Tiny Little Accident'"

XXXV-23 Mar. 9, 1982 re preventing nuclear war, in Lead, "Defeat is Indivisible In Nuclear War"

XXXV-48 Norman Cousins, Aug. 31, 1982, demise of Saturday Review, in Lead, "A Look at Intellectual Processes"

XXXVI-8 Stewart Brand interview with Stewart McBride, Aug. 9, 1982 issue re automation, in Children, "Some Useful Preaching"

XXXVI-21 Richard Feinberg, Feb . 15, 1983 in Lead, "A Society That Fits"

XXXVI-23 On CO status in Germany, Nov. 30, 1982 in Children, "Non-Physical Evolution"

XXXVI-36 April 15, 1983, David Scott on computer in Children, "The Picture of the World"

XXXVI-37 Mar. 18, 1983 on Sao Paulo's park, in Lead, "The Victims of Development"

XXXVI-44 Sept. 16, 1983, Curtis Jones, U. S. and Lebanon, in Review, "Historical Amnesia"

XXXVII-9 Wendell Berry, 1983 issue on farming, in Review, "In Behalf of Provincials"

XXXVIII-12 Nov. 21, 1984, Alf Siewers on circular system in Frontiers, "Zenop as Guide"

XXXIX-1 Leon Botstein Aug. 23, 1985 re testing, in Children, "Testers-and Outwitting Them"

XXXIX-3 Aug. 8, 1985 Edward Giradet on reclaiming land in Kenya, Frontiers, "Transforming a Man- Made Moonscape"

XXXIX-24 Jan. 31, 1986, "Peace Studies" supplement (Robt. Elias, Robt. Marquand, etc.) in Children, "Left Out of Peace Studies"

XL-44 Sept. 24, 1987, Ned Temko on Mrs. Oppenheimer in Editorial, "The 'Wonderbox'"

Christian Self-Criticism

XII-17 Review

Christian View of God, The - Dr. James Orr, 1893

I-9 Quoted re after-death states (nobody knows except God)

XVII-11 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Not Entirely by Chance"

Christianity Among the Religions of the World - Dr. Arnold Toynbee

XII-17 Quoted from in Review, "Christian Self- Criticism"

Christianity and Crisis

XXIV-5 Source of notes on Illich's past (Aug. 4, 1969) in Children, "Teaching Without Schooling"

XXIV-7 Interview with Jim Drake about Cesar Chavez quoted from Jan. 11, 1971 issue in Editorial, "A 'Man-for-Others'"

Christianity and History - Herbert Butterfield

III-35 Discussion of and quotes from in Lead, "A New View of Man"

Christianity and Morals - Westermarck

III-2 Reference to in Lead, "The New Political Analysis"

V-53 Quoted from in Review, "Twelve Seasons for Reflection"

Christianity and Patriotism - Tolstoy

I-15 Referred to in "Religion and "The Church'"

II-3 Reference to in Lead, "The Individual and the World"

II-21 Quoted from in Tolstoy article "Great Reformers"

V-3 Quoted in Editorial, "If Only. . ."

XI-9 Act II"

XIII-15 Quoted in Editorial, "The Tyranny of 'Public Opinion'"

XV-2 Quoted in Lead, "The Dynamics of Freedom"

XXXIII-18 Quote from in Lead, "The Root of Change"

XXXIX-26 Quoted in Lead, "Some Large Questions" (human decision)

Christianity and the Encounter of World Religions - Dr. Paul Tillich

XVII-10 Quoted in Frontiers, "Self-Criticism for Christianity"

Christianity of Main Street, The - Theodore C. Wedel

IV-8 Discussion of in Lead, "Dialogue on Faith"

Christianity Today (Magazine)

XII-43 Dr. Pitirim Sorokin quoted from in Children on "Juvenile Delinquency"

Christie, Agatha

XIV-42 Briefly quoted in Children, "Over Attention- And Loving Neglect"

Christie, Nils

XL-1 His review in Development Dialogue of Corporate Crime quoted in Lead, "What May Happen to Science"

Christman, Henry M.

XXXIX-25 Speeches of Huey P. Long in Review, "Politics. . . And Other Things"

Christmas (the holiday)

III-51 Discussed in Children

X-49 "Christmas is Always Late"-Children

Christmas Editorial

I-50 Appeal for packages to Europe by quoting from Politics-in Editorial

X-52 Editorial-"A Truth Which Remains"

Christopher and His Father - Hans Habe (Popular Library)

XXII-18 Quoted from in Children, "Guilt and Atonement"

Christy

I-5 The Orient in American Transcendentalism - in Review, "Books on India"

Chronos (the god)

II-40 Devoured h is children and procreated them also; mentioned in Lead, "The Human Situation"

Chrysippus (Studied with Zeno)

XXXVI-4 Quoted from The Teachings of Epictetus, intro by Rolleston in Lead, "Simply as a Man; see also Editorial, "Some Sort of 'Alliance'"

Chrysalis - Harry Behn (Harcourt, 1949)

XXII-43 Discussed and quoted in Children, "He Tried to Be Civilized"

XXII-45 Quoted from in Lead, "Siege Perilous"

Chrystie, Mabel

XXX-24 Her report on Collaberg School quoted from Liberation (Nov. 1963) in Children, "Help from Our Friends"

Chuang Tsu (Taoist philosopher)

XXII-42 Quoted in Review, "John Stuart Mill- Whipping Boy"

XXIV-44 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Taoist Solution"

XXXIII-16 Quote from in Review, "The Spread of Seeds"

XXXIV-36 Quoted in Lead, "Grounds of Persuasion" (Great Knowledge sees)

Chuangtse's Principle

XXIV-44 Editorial

Chuggerman, Samuel

XXVII-2 His Lester F. Ward-American Aristotle discussed and quoted in Children, "Formation of a Man"

Chukovsky, Kornei

XIX-23 His From Two to Five discussed and quoted in Children, "In Behalf of Fantasy"

XXIII-42 From Two to Five discussed and quoted in Children, "Discipline and Delight"

Church, Senator Frank

XVIII-7 Quoted from Jan. 26 Look in Frontiers, "'Look' Looks at 'The Radical Right'"

Church, Peggy Pond

XVII-27 Author of House at Otowi Bridge, the subject of Lead, "Great and Perilous Times," a biography of Edith Warner

Church, Virginia

III-36 Review of her Teachers Are People in Children

Church and the Atom, The (Church of England Report, Apr 1948)

I-38 Mentioned in Letter from England

Church of England

III-46 Reference to its publication, Moral Crisis, published by Moral Welfare Council- Editorial, "One More 'Philosophy'"

Churchill, Mae

XXVIII-11 Her report on National Crime Information Center quoted from Dec. 21, 1974 Nation in Frontiers, "Toward Social Self-Understanding"

Churchill, Ward (University of Colorado)

XXXIX-53 July/Aug. 1986 Environment re Indian lands in Frontiers, "Who Are the Civilized?"

Churchill, Winston

I-15 Victor Gollancz in Our Threatened Values has admiration for some of Churchill's traits

I-35 Review of his War Memoirs in article "Man and Era"

I-50 Quoted in Letter from England

II-35 He and Ernest Bevin knew nothing of "unconditional surrender" until he heard it from Roosevelt

XXXIII-13 Quoted his remarks on Gandhi in 1931 in Lead, "Projects and Tides"

Churchman, The

XXXIV-6 Quoted address, "Manifest Destiny is Obsolete" by W. H. Ferry, July 1980 issue, in Editorial, "We Must Try"

Churchman, C. West

XXII-15 His review of James Ridgeway's The Closed Corporation-American Universities in Crisis quoted from Science, Feb. 14, in Children, "Vision Versus Problem-Solving"

XXVII-10 Quoted from his The Design of Inquiring Systems in Lead, "The Unchanging Question"

XXXIII-9 Quoted from his The Systems Approach in Review, "On Systems Analysis"

XXXIII-9 Quoted his The Systems Approach in Review, "On Systems Analysis"

Chute, Marchette

XXI-27 Her Shakespeare of London discussed and quoted in Review, "Where the Initiative Lies"

Ciampa, John

XXII-53 Wrote Frontiers, "Home on the Range"

Ciardi, John

XIX-31 Quoted from May 11, 1963 Saturday Review in Children, "To Read or Not to Read?"

XX-29 Quoted from Saturday Review in Lead, "Attitudes and Acts"

XXV-12 Quoted from Feb. 5, 1972 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "Criticism, and a Little Poetry"

XXXIII-52 Noted his Atlantic, Dec. 1980 article re Xmas, in Editorial, "A Difficult Time of Year"

Cicero

I-10 From Aristotle's atomist doctrine coined "for fortuitous concourse of atoms"

XXV-1 His quote of last words of King Cyrus taken from De Senecutute and used in Lead, "Order and Purpose"

XXXI-21 Dream of Scipio quoted in Review, "Anthology of Religion"

CIDOC (Center for Intercultural Documentation)

XXIV-12 General statement from their catalog quoted in Children, "Alternative Education in Cuernavaca"; course description by Wallace Roberts also quoted

CIDOC-(Continued)

XXVI-37 Paper presented, Summer 1972, by Boventura de Sousa Santos quoted in Frontiers, "Attractive Simplicities"

XXVI-44 Subject of letter of comment to Editor quoted in Children, "An Environment to Recover In"

XXVII-9 Ivan Illich, John McKnight, Robert Mendelsohn quoted from paper on health insurance in Editorial, "The CIDOC Approach"

XXVII-10 J. S. Grefstein's paper, "Law and Technology," (first in Canadian Bar Review, May 1973) quoted in Frontiers, "The Advocates of Change"

XXVII-11 Nicholas Bennet paper presented, 1971 ECAFE Conference of Asian Economic Planners, quoted in Children, "Two Views of Education"

XXVII-17 John Holt's "Open Letter" quoted from in Children, "Toward Paideia"

XXVII-24 Their publication of Ivan Illich's Hygienic Nemesis discussed, quoted in Frontiers, "The General Delusion"

XXVII-52 Urs Heierli's paper quoted, discussed in Frontiers, "Low Energy Economics"

XXX-41 Valentine Borremans quoted in Editorial, "Idealism and Social Health"

XXXIII-49 Quoted by Louis J. Halle in Men and Nations in Lead, "We Who Dream"

XXX-41 Valentina Borremans quoted from in Editorial, "Idealism and Social Health"

CIDOC Approach, The

XXVII-9 Editorial

CIDOC Cuaderno No. 1007 (Issued by Intercultural De Documentacion, Apdo 479, Cuernavaca, Mexico)

XXIV-5 Ivan Illich's New York Review of Books article quoted from in Children, "Teaching Without Schooling"

XXIV-7 Ivan Illich quoted in Children, "Custodian, Preacher, and Therapist"

XXIV-17 Ivan Illich lecture quoted from No. 1013 in Editorial, "Plan for 'Liberal Education'"

XXIV-19 Same Ivan Illich article as above quoted in Editorial, "Education Without Schooling"

Cioran, E. M.

XXI-38 Quote from Richard Gilman's discussion of in May 18 New Republic in Review, "The Inspection of Roots"

XXXI-48 Quote from Robert Kirsch in L.A. Times in Review, "Good Leads to Follow"

Circa 1968-Myles Greene (Greenview Publications, Box 7051, Chicago, Ill, 50680)

XXXV-50 Quoted poem "Modern Life" in Review, "One Kind of Liberation"

Circle of Poison, The (Institute of Food and Development Policy, 2588 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94110)-David Weir and Mark Shapiro

XXXIV-41 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Private World Government"

XXXV-7 Mentioned in Review, "Two Kinds of Balance" (advertising and pesticides)

Circumstances of Revolution, The

XV-38 Editorial

Citadel, Market, and Alter - Spencer Heath

X-40 Quoted in Lead, "Changing Allegiances"

Cities-What Is and What Might Be

XXXVI-3 Review (Livable Streets)

Cities and t he Wealth of Nations - Jane Jacobs (Random House)

XXXVII-43 Quoted from review by Thomas Bender in Nation, June 2, 1984, in Review, "On Political Classification"

XXXVII-48 Quoted, reviewed in Review, "The Secret of Economic Growth"

Cities Throughout History

XXII-25 Review

Citizen Summitry - Craig Comstock and Don Carlson, eds. (Jeremy Tarcher)

XL-1 Reviewed, quoted Comstock, Michael Nagler, in Review, "On Making Peace . . . and Gandhi"

Citizens of East and West

V-4 Editorial

Citroen, Paul

XIX-49 Quoted on Moholy-Nagy in Children, "A Total Teacher"

City - Clifford D. Simak

VII-22 Reviewed, "Noted in Passing"

City and Anti-City

XXVII-20 Review

City Builder, The - George Konrad

XXX-36 Subject of Ivan Sanders' article on Eastern European books quoted from Nation, Apr. 23, in Lead, "Why Have We Begun?"

City Destroying Itself, A - Richard Whalen

XXIII-41 Mentioned in Lead, "Vision and Reform"

City in History, The - Lewis Mumford (Harcourt, Brace and World, 1961)

XXX-8 Quoted in Editorial, "Learning from History"

XXXVI-49 Extensive quotation from in Lead, "Obstacles t o Evolution"

City in Trouble

XXIX-1 Lead

City Is the Frontier, The - Charles Abrams (Harper Colophon, 1967)

XXXVI-49 Quoted in Lead, "Obstacles to Evolution"

XXXVIII-47 Quoted in Lead, "The Story of Mankind" (re FHA)

City of Man, The - Leopold Kohr (University of Puerto Rico, 1976)

XXX-10 Quoted in Editorial, "What Is and What Might Be"

XXX-17 Quoted in Review, "From Manchester and Salzburg"; also quoted from foreword-

XXXI-39 Quoted in Frontiers, "Spreading the Word"

XXXVI-21 Quoted in Lead, "A Society that Fits"

City of Man, The - W. Warren Wagar

XVI-26 Quoted in Lead, "The Focus of Hope"

City People's Book of Raising Food, The - Helga and Bill Olkowski

XXXI-25 Frontiers, "It's Happening All Over"

City Rebuilds Itself, A

XLI-44 Review

City Where Crime Is Play, The - Edward M. Barrows

XXIII-37 Quotation from in Children, "On Crowding"

Civil Defense

VIII-34 In New York people protesting the C.D. drill, jailed

Civil Disobedience - Henry David Thoreau

XIV-30 Quoted in Lead, "The Focus of Consciousness"

XXIII-39 Quoted in Editorial, "Thoreau-Then and Now"

XXVI-36 Quoted in Editorial, "On Preparedness"

XXX-41 Quoted in Review, "No Real Restriction"

XXXV-5 Quoted in Frontiers, "'The Right Thing To Do'" and in Editorial, "There Will Be More of Them"

XXXVI-19 Quoted in Lead, "The Neglected Capacity of Humans"

XXXIX-20 Quoted in Lead, "An Outgrown Institution"

Civil Disobedience and Non-Violence - Leo Tolstoy (Bergman Publishers, 224 West 20th St., New York, N.Y. $9.50)

XXII-1 Quoted from in Review, "Tolstoy's Theory of Progress"; also in Editorial, "The Failures of "Technique'"

Civil Disobedience and Nuremberg Law

XIX-23 Frontiers

Civil Disobedience Today

XIV-37 Editorial

Civil Engineering (American Society of Civil Engineers)

XXXIV-21 Jan. 1981 issue mentioned re nuclear energy "Are America's Utilities Sorry They Went Nuclear?" in Frontiers, "A Few Clippings"

Civil Health

XVI-19 Editorial

Civil Liberties

XXXIV-2 Quoted Ari Korpivaara (reprinted in Fellowship, Sept. 1980) in Frontiers, "A Still Living Tradition" (April 1980 issue)

XXXIV-37 Quoted June 1981 issue on the law in Creationist trails-suits against Arkansas re church and state, etc. in Children, "The March of Bigotry"

Civil Rights

XVI-46 Message of President Kennedy on Civil Rights quoted in Review, "The Fire of Mr. Baldwin"

Civil Rights Summary

I-48 Frontiers

Civilian Public Service Camps (See C.P.S.)

Civilization and Beyond - Scott Nearing (Social Science Institute, 1975)

XXIX-14 Reviewed in "The Social Gospel"

Civilization and its Discontents - Freud

XX-35 Quoted in Lead, "The Fall"

Civilization and the Arts - W. Macneile Dixon

III-33 Brief mention of in review of Wolfert's Tucker's People

XXXIII-7 Quoted from in Review, "Man and Nature"

XXXVII-20 Quoted briefly in Children, "Lost Doors"

Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy, The - Jacob Burckhardt (1818-1897)

XXXIV-17 Revised and expanded into Reflections on History by his nephew, quoted and reviewed in "Nineteenth-Century Historian"

Civilization on Trial - Arnold Toynbee

I-26 Reference to in "Has History a Meaning?"

Civilian vs. the Military (essay by Barbara Tuchman)

XXXVI-12 Quoted in Lead, "Requiem for Economists"

Civilizing Agencies

VI-36 Lead

Claiborne, Robert

XXI-9 Quoted, Nov. 9, 1967 issue of Village Voice in Lead, "All-or-Nothing Morality"

Claim of Philosophy, The

VII-44 Lead

Claim on the Wind, The

X-11 Review-Anthony West's Heritage

Claim to Progress, A

VI-13 Lead

Claim to Validity, The

XXXV-22 Lead (war, brotherhood, evil, mental health)

Clancy, Katherine

XXVIII-13 Quoted "Human Nutrition, Agriculture and Human Values," Winter 1984 Agriculture in Frontiers, "Less Soil, Higher Costs, Less Food"

Clapar?de

XXIII-44 Jean Paiget's quote from in Science of Education and the Psychology of the Child quoted in Children, "Children's Thinking"

Clapp, Prof. Harold

XI-25 Reference to Swiss schools in Children, "Russian Education-I"

Clarel (poem) - Herman Melville

XXXIII-50 Brief quote of in Lead, "A Science of Man?"

Clarifying Parallel, A

XXVII-7 Editorial

Clarity and Intensity

XXXII-38 Editorial

Clarity of James Baldwin, The

XXI-15 Review

Clarity of the Specialists, The

XV-26 Lead

Clarity of the Wholeness, The

XVIII-39 Editorial

Clark, Ann Nolan

VII-29 Reference to her Secret of the Andes in Children

XXV-37 Quoted from Journey to the Peoople in Lead, "Musings on Education"

XXV-41 Her Secret of the Andes discussed, quoted in Children, "A Boy Learns a Secret"

XXV-51 Her Hoofprint on the Wind quoted, discussed in Children, "Good Story; Ancient Schools"

Clark, Arthur

V-18 Quoted from "Rescue Party" in Review, "Science Fiction"

Clark, Burton

XVIII-22 His Adult Education in Transition quoted in Children

Clark, Colin

I-44 Brief quote from in Lead, "India-the First Year"

XIV-11 Quoted from Dec. Fortune in Frontiers, "Concerning 'The Facts'"

Clark, Donald J.

XXXIX-11 Quoted, Ecologist 4th issue, 1985, re "the other Japan" in frontiers, "A Striking Contrast"

Clark, John

XXX-23 His Max Stirner's Egoism reviewed in "Stirner's Single Virtue"

Clark, Kenneth B.

XXI-34 His paper quoted, Winter 1968 Harvard Educational Review (Vol. 38, No. 1) in Children, "A New System of Public Education"

XXII-33 His paper quoted from The Schoolhouse in the City in Editorial, "Alternatives to Public Schools"

Clark, Le Gros

I-39 Quoted from Early Forerunners of Man

II-13 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Evolution Controversy"

VI-51 Reference to and quote from in Frontiers, "The Race That Never Ran"

Clark, M. L.

XXV-51 Quoted from his Higher Education in the Ancient World in Children, "A Good Story; Ancient School"

Clark, Neil M.

V-31 Quoted from his Saturday Evening Post article, "Teacher Takes to the Woods" in Children

Clark, Richard

XVI-35 His letter quoted in Lead, "Problems of the Intentional Community"

Clark, Ronald

XXXIV-41 Review of his book on Nuclear Weapons by Thomas Powers, quoted from Saturday Review, May 1981 in Lead, "Thoughts on Getting Things Done"

Clark, Walter Van Tillburg

XV-15 Quoted from The Watchful Gods in Children, "The Individual Youth and Religion"

XXVI-37 Wallace Stegner's review-essay on quoted from August Atlantic in Review, "Doing the Impossible"

Clark, William

XXXVII-18 Letters quoted from American Odyssey in Review, "Meadows Yet and Mountains"

Clark, Wilson

XXV-1 Quoted from Nov. 1971 Smithsonian in Frontiers, "Power from Sun and Wind"

XXVI-9 Quoted Nov. 1971 and Aug. 1972 Smithsonian in Lead, "The Genesis of Change"

XXVIII-12 Quoted Dec. 1974 Smithsonian in Frontiers, "Energy and Control"

XXVIII-21 Article on New Alchemy Institute quoted from Feb. Smithsonian in Frontiers, "Changes in Outlook"

XXVIII-52 The Alternative to Extinction reviewed in "Energy Economics- An Encyclopedia"

XXIX-42 Quoted from July Smithsonian in Lead, "Thomas Jefferson-Then and Now"

XXXI-24 Quoted from Aug-Sept 1977 Ecologist in Frontiers, "An Invisible Frontier"

XXXII-25 Quoted from his Foreword to Present Value Constructing a Sustainable Future in Frontiers, "Downs and Ups"

Clarke, John

XLI-26 Quoted, Spring 1988 Teachers College Record on William Glasser's Control Theory in the Classroom, in Children, "Accept No Excuses"

Clarke, Robert

XXVII-39 His book, Ellen Swallow, reviewed in "Planetary Housekeeping"

Clarke, Robin

XXXI-10 His Building for Self-Sufficiency reviewed in "Books About Building"

Classic Tradition, The - Gilbert Highet (Oxford U. Press, 1949)

XXXVII-22 Quoted re literature of Middle Ages and Renaissance in Review, "Requiem for the Renaissance"

Classical Questions, The

XX-36 Lead

Classics in Education (edited by Wade Baskin)

XIX-37 Hrabanus Maurus quoted from in Editorial, "Moody Questions"

Classroom Disaster, The - Leslie A. Hart (Teachers College Press, Columbia University, New York, $6.95)

XXXII-45 Quoted from in Children, "The Master- Teacher's Vision"

XLI-15 Quoted re "testing' in Children, "A Job One Person Can Do"

Classroom Problem, A

XIV-51 Editorial

Claudius- Bishop of Turin

IV-46 Quoted in Lead, "Some Admirable Heretics"

Clausewitz

I-10 Said war is a continuation of national policy

Clay, Grady

XXII-30 His paper, "Remembered Landscapes," (first appearing in Landscape) quoted from The Subversive Science in Lead, "Lost Allegiances"

Clay, Marjorie

XXVII-47 Her reference to Roszak and Robert Cohen quoted from Sept/Oct Humanist in Frontiers, "Are the Cults 'Occult'?"

Clayton, James E.

XVI-5 Quoted in Children, "Years Without Laughter"

Clayton, Mrs. Xernona

XXII-2 Quoted from Dec. 6, 1968 Christian Science Monitor in Frontiers, "Notes on 'Race'"

Clean Breast, The - John Naish

XIV-47 Quoted in Children, "To Kill a Mockingbird"

Cleaning Up- The Cost of Refinery Pollution Control (Published by Council on Economic Priorities)

XXVIII-44 Brief quote from in Frontiers, "Some Social Science"

Clear and Distinct Ideas

XXVII-47 Lead

Clearing, The - Alan Arkin (Harper & Row, 1986)

XXXIX-27-36 Reviewed, quoted in "A Good Book"

Clearings - poems by Wendell Berry (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1977)

XXX-25 Stanzas from two poems quoted in Children, "Duty Without Mentioning It "

Cleaves, Yarrow

XL-9 From Dec. 1986 Peacework on U.S. Forces in Britain and on Greenham Common, in Children, "Ourselves and Our Strength"

Clement of Alexandria

I-30 Mentioned in article on Pythagoras

Clements, Grace

IV-8 Author of Frontiers, "Los Art of Artisanship; mentioned in Editorial, "Putty and Paint"

VI-45 Author of Frontiers, "Art and Reality"; discussed in Editorial, "Writing About Art"

Clemons, Sydney Gurewitz

XXXVIII-39 Quoted, reviewed The Sun's Not Broken, A Cloud's Just in the Way in Children, "The Magic of 'We'"

Cleveland, Bill

XXXIX-53 From L.A. Times, Aug. 28, 1986, on art in prisons, in Children, "Miscellany"

Cleveland, Harlan

XXVIII-46 His introduction to John and Magda McHale's Human Requirements Supply Levels and Outer Bounds

Cliches and Bulldozers

XXXII-25 Review

Clidophorus, John Toland

II-25 Quotation from in review of Davies' America's Real Religion-about Lord Shaftesbury's opinion that all wise men were of same religion.

VIII-46 Quoted in Lead, "The Religion of Free Men"

XXXII-23 Quoted in Lead, "Not Matters of Belief"

Clifton, Merritt

XXXIII-44 His "Learning Disabilities", June 1980, Fourth Dimension, quoted and discussed in Children, "'Learning Disabilities'"

XXXVI-19 Quoted Learning Disabilities-What the Publicity Doesn't Tell in Children, "'Learning Disabilities'"

Clifton, Robin

XXXII-41 Quoted from Samisdat in Frontiers, "A Few Small Roots"

Climate of Criticism, The

II-50 Carl L. Becker, Every Man His Own Historian, The Heavenly City; Joseph Glanville, The Vanity of Dogmatizing

Climax of Education, The

XXII-10 Editorial

Clinical Madness

XXXV-16 Editorial (The Plain Man's Guide to the Bomb)

Clinical Society, The

XVII-34 Discussion of Bayard Rustin's ideas as expressed in July Fellowship

Clive, John

XXXIX-16 From Times Literary Supplement (April 20, 1984) on biography of Carlyle, in Lead, "The Need for Heroes"

Cloete, Stuart

VI-8 Frontiers discussion of his Against These Three, "A Reluctant Patience"

VI-24 Quoted from Life in Frontiers, "African Impasse"

Close, Upton

III-2 Reference to his Revolt of Asia in review of Payne's volume by same title

Closed Corporation-American Universities in Crisis, The - James Ridgeway

XXII-15 C. West Churchman's review of quoted from Feb. Science in Children, "Vision Versus Problem-Solving"

Closer to Home

XVI-26 Editorial

Cloud, Preston

XXXI-3 Quoted from Aug/Sept Ecologist in Frontiers, "Instruction from Nature"

Cloud and the Light, The

XXII-41 Lead

Cloud of Certainties, The

XX-40 Frontiers

Clouded Certainties

XI-41 Lead

Clough, Alaine

XIV-45 Literature from "Young Republicans" quoted in Children, "The Good Guys Will Conquer"

Clough, Wilson O.

XVI-11 His article in Texas Quarterly, Autumn 1962, quoted in Review, "'Westerns' and Violence"

Clurman, Harold (Nation reviewer)

VI-46 Quoted from Nation Review in Lead, "The Few and the Many"

VII-44 Reference to Nation review of Dos Passos' Most Likely to Succeed in Lead, "The Claims of Philosophy" quoted

VIII-48 Nation review of Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? Quoted in Review, "Magazine Notes"

X-46 His editorial on West Side Story (musical comedy) quoted in Frontiers, "Criticism in the Nation (Oct. 12 issue)

XI-21 Quoted Nation (Apr. 26) Spring Books number, mourning passing of effective satire in the theater in Editorial, "Just As You Say, Sir!"

XI-36 Quoted Nation (Aug. 2) article "Theatre" on the work of dramatists who may be called "Existentialist"; plays under discussion- Waiting for Godot and others, in Lead, "The Way the World Is"

XXVIII-44 Remarks on Harold Pinter quoted from Aug. 16 Nation in Frontiers, "Some Social Science"

XXIX-41 Quoted from Dorothy Norman's Twice a Yar in Editorial, "Barometers of Civilization"

XXXV-14 Quoted in Dorothy Norman's Twice a Year in Review, "The Ailing Arts"

Clymer, Eleanor

XXXIII-15 Her The Big Pile of Dirt (children's book) discussed and quoted in Children, "Probably Very Good"

C.O. at Home, The

VI-35 Review-Aideen MacLennon, Robert Wilson

C.O.s in Israel and Greece

XXXIV-23 Editorial

Coastlines (Magazine)

XV-52 Poem by John Beecher quoted from 19th issue in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

Coat of Many Colours, A - Herbert Read (George Routledge, 1945)

XXVI-11 Essay on Picasso's Guernica"; lines from Shelley quoted from in Review, "Painter and Poet"

XXVI-23 Essay on Eric Gill quoted from in Lead, "Sanity in Work"

Coates, Gary J.

XXXV-22 Editor of Resettling America, quoted his reasons for putting work together in Review, "Science for Human Development"

Cobb, Edith

XXXII-2 Quoted and discussed her The Ecology of Imagination in Childhood in Children, "Self and the World"; also mentioned in Editorial, same issue

Cobb, Humphrey

XI-10 His Paths of Glory reviewed in Review of same name

Cobb, Lee J.

II-24 Reference to his Broadway appearance in Death of a Salesman

Cobbett and His Heirs

XXXII-18 Review

Cobbett, William (1763-1835)

XXXI-40 Richard Ingrams introduction to Cobbett's Country Book quoted in Review, "Upsurge and Decline"

XXXII-18 His Rural Rides reviewed in "Cobbett and His Heirs"

XXXVI-40 Discussed, quoted on (Chesterton) and intro from Cobbett's Country Book in Frontiers, "Seymour and Cobbett"

Cobbett's Country Book - William Cobbett (anthology published by Schocken, 1975)

XXXI-40 Richard Ingrams' introduction to quoted in Review, "Upsurge and Decline"

XXXVI-40 Quoted intro by Richard Ingrams in Frontiers, "Seymour and Cobbett"

Coblentz, Stanton

XXI-21 His From Arrow to Atom Bomb quoted, discussed in Review, "The Psychology of War"

Coburn, Broughton

XXXV-23 His Nepali Aama quoted in Review, "Trips to Faraway"

Coburn, Kathleen

XXXII-9 Her In Pursuit of Coleridge quoted in Review, Samuel Taylor Coleridge"

Cochran, Bert

XVIII-41 His The War System quoted, discussed in Editorial, "The War System"

Cochran, Kendall P.

XXVIII-40 Quoted from Oct. 1974 Review of Social Economy in Frontiers, "Economists on Economics"

XXIX-4 Quoted from Oct. 74 Review of Social Economy in Lead, "Musings on Identity"

Cochran, Louis

XXIV-8 His Raccoon John Smith mentioned in Review, "Notes on Americans"

Cochran, R. E.

IV-17 Quoted from his Harper's (Feb.) "Confessions of a Jamboree Scoutmaser" in Children

Cocteau, Jean

XXVII-3 van den Berg's discussion of Cocteau's return to old home in Paris quoted from The Changing Nature of Man in Lead, "The World in View"

Coddled Criminals - Robert Stuart Nathan

XXXIII-9 Article in Harper's, Jan. 1980, quoted in Lead, "A Characteristic State of Mind"

Codes and Common Sense

XXX-24 Frontiers

Coe, Gigi

XXXII-13 Introduction to Stepping Stones (co-edited with Lane de Moll) quoted in Frontiers, "Progress Report"

XXXIII-17 Stepping Stones recommended in Lead, "On Replacing the System"

Coercion Review (Clarence Major, Editor, 4527 So. Drexel, Chicago 53, Ill.)

XII-33 Henry Miller quoted from in Children

CoEvolution Quarterly (successor to Whole Earth Catalog) Box 428, Sausalito, CA 94965, $6.00 per year)

XXVII-22 Howard T. Odum paper quoted from first issue in Frontiers, "A Step-by-Step Process"

XXVII-23 Roy A. Rappaport quoted from Spring 1974 issue in Lead, "Men and Systems"

XXIX-26-34 Responses from Lewis Mumford, John Todd, Wendell Berry, on ""Colonies in Space" quoted from Spring issue in Frontiers, "Eden in Space?"

XXIX-39 Wendell Berry quoted from Summer issue in Lead, "Confirming Voices"

XXX-11 Peter Warshall quoted Winter 1976-77 issue in Review, "Tracking the Water Supply"; also quoted Robert R. Curry, John Wesley Powell, part of chapter of Water in Environmental Planning, by Thomas Dunne and Luna Leopold, and Roy A. Rappaport, same issue

XXXI-7 Roy Rappaport quoted from Winter 1976-77 issue, in Children, "Trees and People"

XXXI-25 Gil Friend's article "Biological (Organic) Agriculture in Europe" quoted, Spring issue, in Frontiers, "It's Happening All Over"

XXXI-52 Bertold Brecht quoted from in Children, "Great Odds and High Ends"

XXXII-1 Peter Coyote quoted from in Lead, "Various Warnings"

CoEvolution Quarterly-(Continued)

XXXII-18 J. Baldwin's review of Charles Lave's Transportation and Energy quoted from Winter 1978 issue in Frontiers, "Problems and Solutions"

XXXIII-23 Quoted from Spring 1980 issue the interview in the Ecologist (Oct-Nov 1979) with St. Barbe Baker, in Frontiers, "The Practice of Authentic Science"

XXXIV-14 Quoted Winter 1980 from Steinbeck's Cannery Row in Children, "When Everyone Is Responsible"

XXXIV-16 Mentioned homeopathic mode of diagnosis by Dana Ulman in Spring 1981 issue in Editorial, "A Not-Quite-Lost Art"

XXXIV-35 Quoted Jan Wojeik re lecture by Wendell Berry, Summer 1981 issue in Lead, "A Taste for Simplicity"

XXXV-14 Quoted Peter Berg and Stephanie Mills, Winter 1981 in Frontiers, "The Facts Are In..."

XXXIV-39 A New Look at Life on Earth in Lead, "Feelings We Can't Ignore"

XXXV-26-34 Quoted Paul Hawkens on Seven Tomorrow, Spring 1982, in Children, "Miscellany"

XXXVI-21 Quoted Peter Berg, Winter 1981, on resistance of minority people, etc., in Frontiers, "Progress Report"

XXXVI-26-35 Spring 1983, Steve Baer re man and machine in Children, "Appropriate Mockeries"

XXXVII-41 Quoted John Todd on Dick Newick's trimaran and their voyage, Spring 1984 issue, in Frontiers, "The Manhattan Project-and Trimarans"

XLI-26 Quoted Peter Berg, Winter 1981, in Lead, "The Way Changes Come About"

Coffer of Saturno, The - Robert Severance

XIV-33 Quoted in Review, "A Long Uncertain Knife"

Coffin, Tristam (Editor, Washington Spectator)

XXVIII-49 Fall 1975 report from newsletter quoted in Frontiers, "Sharp Diagnosis, Indifferent Cure"

XXIX-24 Quoted Mar. 15 issue Washington Spectator in Frontiers, "Inventions and Discoveries"

XXXI-46 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Simple Answer"

XXXII-1 Quoted in Lead, "Various Warnings"

XXXII-8 Quoted from in Washington Spectator, Sept. 1, 1978 issue, in Frontiers, "What the Davids Are Doing"

XXXIV-3 Quoted Oct. 5, 1980 Washington Spectator re MX missile in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion"

XXXIV-52 Quoted Washington Spectator, Dec. 1, 1981, in Editorial, "An Acorn or Two"

XXXV-44 Quoted Aug. 1, 1982 Washington Spectator re nuclear freeze in Lead, "Yet the People Keep on Trying"

XXXVI-17 Quoted Feb. 1, 1983 issue, "Grass Roots Revolt Against Nuclear Weapons" in Frontiers, "Three Goliaths"

Coffin, Tristam-(Continued)

XXXVI-47 Quoted Aug. 1, 1983 issue in Lead, "Seeds of New Beginnings"

XXXVII-14 Quoted on "Manifest Destiny," July 1, 1980 issue in Lead, "An Uneasy Inquiry"

XXXVIII-4 Quoted Sept. 15 issue re changing American attitudes, in Frontiers, "Some 'Stirrings' in America"

XXXVIII-19 Oct. 15, 1985 issue re peace missionaries, in Lead, "Instruction on the Way"

XXXIX-21 On farm economy, Jan. 1, 1986, in Frontiers, "Values Generate the Right Technology"

XXXIX-39 April 15, 1986 re military costs, more poor-in Children, "Unwelcome News"

XXXIX-46 Oct. 15, 1986 re public schools, in Editorial, "The Children Are At Risk"

XL-4 Sept. 15, 1986 re starvation, in Frontiers, "Worldwide Hunger"

XL-43 June 1, 1987 re farm foreclosures, in Lead, "The Country-Now and Tomorrow"

Coffin, William Sloane, Jr. (Chaplain of Yale University)

XI-53 Quoted in Frontiers, "Miscellany"-refers to number of present-day idolatries resulting from exaggeration of relative values

XVIII-7 Quoted from NEA Journal, January, in Children, "Moral Values and Our Universities"

XXXIX-7 Quoted from Sanctuary history of U.S. in Nicaragua, El Salvador, et al., in Lead, "The Real Problem"

Cogley, John

IX-35 His Report on Blacklisting (Fund for the Republic assignment) discussed in Review, "Compounded of Fear and Shame"

IX-45 Brooks Atkinson quoted on from Reporter in Frontiers, "Patterns of Anti-Culture"

XII-31 His introduction to Religion and the Schools quoted in Children, "The Fund on Religion in the Schools"

Cohane, John

XXV-46 Quoted from L.A. Times for Oct. 1 in Frontiers, "The 'Business' of Growth"

Cohen, Arthur A., Dr.

XVII-23 Quoted in Children from his contribution to Humanistic Education and Western Civilization

Cohen, Carl

XIX-23 Quoted from Mar. 28 Nation in Frontiers, "Civil Disobedience and Nuremberg Law"

XXII-17 Quoted Mar. 17 Nation in Frontiers, "There Will Be Black Studies"

Cohen, Chapman

II-12 Quoted from Materialism Restated on mechanist view, in Frontiers, "Science and Human Attitudes"

IV-38 Quoted from his Materialism Restated in Lead, "The Bondage of Controversy"

VII-48 Quoted in Lead, "A Mood in Scientific Thought"

VIII-50 Materialism Restated quoted in Lead, "Insecurities of the Spirit"

Cohen, Chapman-(Continued)

XV-20 Brief quote from Materialism Restated in Lead, "What is Materialism?"

XXV-42 Quoted from Materialism Restated in Lead, "Beyond Public Truth"

XXX-46 Materialism Restated quoted in Lead, "Not a Dumb Question"

XXXIII-6 Quoted from Materialism Restated in Lead, "A Modest Pursuit of Reality"

XXXVII-7 Quoted Materialism Restated in Lead, "Books About Marxism"

Cohen, Felix

IV-13 Quoted from Progressive article on treatment of Indians in Lead, "Colonialism at Home"

V-38 Review of his American Scholar article, "Americanizing of the White Man" in Review, "Lo, the Poor White Man"

XXI-27 Nathan R. Margold's Introduction to Cohen's Handbook of Federal Law quoted in Editorial, "The Indian Tribes"

Cohen, Michael J.

XLI-38 Quoted in Review, "Inadequate Medical Theory"

Cohen, Michael P.

XXXVIII-24 From The Pathless Way re John Muir in Review, "What John Muir Has to Teach"

XXXVIII-25 Quoted Muir's letter, etc., in Lead, "The Conception of Man"

XXXIX-5 The Pathless Way re Muir's maturing thought, in Lead, "The Secret of Success"

Cohen, Mitchell

XIX-37 Quoted from Introduction to The New Student Left (co-editor, Dennis Hale) in Review, "The Student Movement"

XXXVII-25 Quoted (Tom Hayden) in Children, "Gandhian Instruction"

Cohen, Morris Raphael (Once a student at Bread-Winner's College begun by Thomas Davidson)

I-23 Reason and Nature. Immigrant boy in New York who became leading thinker and teacher of philosophy-quoted

II-30 Quoted from Logic and the Scientific Method (co-author, Nagel) in Frontiers, "The Making of Hypotheses"

III-17 Quoted from Reason and Nature in Frontiers re prior conditions of formation of law of gravitation

III-26 Review of his Reflections of a Wondering Jew

XIII-47 Reason and Nature quoted in Lead, "Self- Deception's Strange Fruit"

XIV-23 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Anger and the Pain"

XVIII-27 Reason and Nature quoted in Lead, "The Idea of Science"

XXIV-6 His essay on F. H. Bradley quoted from his Preface to Logic in Lead, "The Necessity of an Ideal"

Cohen, Morris Raphael-(Continued)

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

XXIX-46 Reason and Nature quoted in Lead, "A Defense of Metaphysics"

XXXI-47 His Reason and Nature quoted in Review, "Worldwide Archaic Construction"

XXXI-14 Sidney Hook's quotation from in Hook's article in Summer 1976 American Scholar quoted in Review, "John McTaggart"

XXXIII-51 Brief discussion of Logic and the Scientific Method in Lead, "The World as Will and Idea"

XXXIV-37 Quoted, discussed Preface to Logic and the Scientific Method in Review, "Those Overlapping Regions"

Cohen, Nichols

XXXII-15 His The Growth of Hunger (inspired by Rene Dumont) discussed and quoted in Lead, "The Struggle is Enough"

Cohen, Dr. Robert (Director of Clinical Investigations, National Institute of Mental Health)

X-42 Quoted from his article "On Some Convergences of Sociology and Psychiatry" which appeared in Psychiatry, Aug. 1947, on the goal in therapy in Frontiers, "New Tasks for Psychiatry and Sociology"

XXVII-47 Marjorie Clay's quote from in Sept/Oct Humanist in Frontiers, "Are the Cults 'Occult'?"

Cohen, Yehudi A.

VIII-45 His Psychiatry article on child-rearing discussed in Children

XXXII-16 Quoted from Psychiatry in Frontiers, "Wants and Needs"

Cohn, Carol

XL-44 Her paper "Sex and Death in the National World of Defense Intellectuals" in Lead, "Language as Transformer"

Cohn, Marvin

XXXIII-17 His Helping Your Teenage Student discussed and quoted in Children, "Instead of Ceremonies"

Coker, R. E. (biologist)

I-5 Quoted in "The Pattern of Life"-Frontiers

II-15 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Problem of 'Organization'"

Colbert's "Reform"

XXIX-14 Frontiers

Cold Peace, The - David Bernstein

II-18 Review of his Harper's article, Apr 1949

Cold War and the Income Tax, The - Edmund Wilson

XVI-49 Quoted in Frontiers, "Aspects of the Human Situation"

XVII-9 Discussed in Review and quoted, "Mr. Wilson's Protest"

Cole, G. H. D.

IV-22 Reference to his "As a Socialist Sees It" in New Statesman & Nation in Letter from England

Cole, George L.

XXIV-16 His letter to editor (in re Dr. Setzer) quoted in Frontiers, "Psychic Research and Religion"

Cole, John (editor, Maine Times)

XXV-15 Quoted from Maine Times in Frontiers, "It Happened in Maine"

Cole, K. C.

XXXVII-6 His Sept. 1983 Discover article on his talk with children about Einstein, quoted in Children, "Knowing Is Not Growing"

Cole, Larry - Director of LEAP (Lower East Side Action Project)

XIX-39 His conversation with teenagers quoted, March Renewal in Children, "Where Do You Go?"

XXV-52 Our Children's Keepers quoted in Children, "Bulls, Magic, and Jails for Children"

XXVI-6 Quoted Our Children's Keepers in Frontiers, "The Goal of Responsibility"

XXVII-16 Quoted in Lead, "Awareness in America"

XXXV-13 Quoted re mistreatment of Puerto Rican Youth in Lead, "Deciding What To Do" (his discussion with Paul Goodman)

Cole, Natalie Robinson

XX-17 Quoted her The Arts in the Classroom in Children, "The Golden Age"

Cole, Robert

XXXI-15 Gore Vidal's report on his Privileged Ones, quoted from N.Y. Review of Books, Feb 9, in "Review of Review"

Cole, Tom

XXV-7 Discussion of and quotes from his translation of Letter to a Teacher in Children, "A Place that Deserves Fame"

Cole, William (on staff of Saturday Review)

XXX-40 Quoted from May 14 Saturday Review in Review, "Sad Thoughts About a Career"

Cole, William Graham (Williams College)

XI-17 Quoted from his article in the Nation, Feb. 8, 1958, in Children, "Discussion of a Generation-

XIII-26 Quoted from his article in May 14 Nation, "Cheating Your Way Through College" in Children, "Success Without Learning"

Colebrook

II-36 Noted derivation of Greek Metaphysics from India

Coleman, Prof. Claude

XIV-48 Quoted from N.Y. Times Magazine, Sept. 24, in Children, "'Fractional Man'-An Education Product"

Coleman, Daniel (Co-Ed of Consciousness- Brain, States of Awareness and Mysticism (Harper & Row)

XXXII-52 Discussed in Review, "Terra Incognita"

Coleman, Eliot (Small Farm Research Assoc., Harborside, Maine 04642

XXIX-18 Quoted from Biological Agriculture in Europe in Frontiers, "Energy, Food, Agriculture- Abroad"

XXX-17 Quoted from booklet, European Biological Agriculture-1976, in Frontiers, "A Season of Growing"

Coleman, Eliot -(Continued)

XXXI-7 Report of his work by Steve Sherman quoted, Sept. 1977 Yankee in Frontiers, "Requirements of Synthesis"

XXXIII-39 Discussed in Frontiers, "Big and Little Pictures," from Country Journal, June 1980

Coleman, Prof. James

XXVIII-38 Maurice Ford's discussion of National Observer interview with, quoted from July 5 Nation in Children, "Politics and Education"

Coleman, Sam

XX-41 Quoted from July Liberation in Frontiers, "Last Summer in the Cities"

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

XXXII-9 Review

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor

II-52 Reference to his story of Thelwall who would teach a child nothing of importance until the age of discretion had been reached

V-14 Quoted from Biographia Literaria in Lead, "True Confessions"

VII-2 His Biographia quoted in Lead, "Cavalcade of Philosophers"

X-33 Biographia quoted in Lead, "Politics and Mysticism"

XV-40 Biographia quoted in Lead, "Questions About Ends"

XVIII-16 Biographia quoted in Frontiers, "You Can't Keep Philosophy Down"

XX-45 Quoted from Biographia in Review, "Reflective Distance"

XXV-25 William Walsh's quote from him quoted The Uses of the Imagination in Children, "Chastening Remarks"

XXVI-12 His inscriptions on work by William of Occam quoted in Lead, "Creation and Discovery"

XXVIII-49 Quoted in Children, "Lessons in Harmony"

XXIX-45 Herbert Read's quote from him in Annals of Innocence and Experience in Children, "A Sad Story"

XXX-21 Quoted from Biographia Literaria in Lead, "Science for Tomorrow"

XXXII-9 Quoted from Biographia in Review, "Samuel Taylor Coleridge"

XXXIV-7 Poem "The Eolian Harp" quoted and What Coleridge Thought cited from Abrams article in Toward, June 1979 in Frontiers, "A Fiction of Science"

XXXVI-22 Quoted his letters on his father in Children, "On Writing from Biographia Literaria

Coles, Robert

XXI-49 Quoted his Preface to Jonathan Kozol's Death at an Early Age, in Children, "In the Schools, In the World"

XXIII-10 Quote from his review of Karl Menninger's The Crime of Punishment in New Yorker, Jan. 3, 1970 in Review, "The Source of Moral Ideas"

XXIV-44 Quoted in re Simone Weil from Oct. Atlantic in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"

Coles, Robert-(Continued)

XXV-7 His comments in re Letter to a Teacher quoted in Children, "A Place That Deserves Fame"

XXVI-24 Quotation about his work taken from Conflict and Consensus used in Lead, "The Uses of Sociology"

XXVI-39 His A Spectacle Unto the World discussed and quoted in Review, "Workers for the World"

XXVI-49 His review of Simone Weil's Oppression and Liberty quoted, Autumn 1973 American Scholar in Children, "Where Destruction Begins"

XXVII-16 Quoted from Preface to Kozol's Death at an Early Age in Lead, "Awareness in America"

XXVII-50 Interview with quoted from Oct. 1972 Intellectual Digest in Frontiers, "On Doing Good"

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

XXIX-50 Quoted Fall 1976 issue of Daedalus in Review, "Hazards of Definition"

XXX-46 Quoted from Atlantic, Sept, in Children, "Qualities of Community"

XXX-50 Anne Buttimer's quote of Appalachian housewife from his Children in Crisis in Review, "Design with Nature"

XXXV-7 Mentioned his Daedalus article, Fall 1981, in Editorial, "Acceptance of Mysteries" Quoted same in Children, "Paradigm Shift" ("Nature of Character")

XXXV-24 Quoted his contribution to Simone-Weil- Interpretations of a Life in Review, "Simone Weil"

XL-36 From Harvard Business Review Mar/Apr 1987 in Children, "The Use of Stories"

XLI-10 Quoted from Simone Weil-A Modern Pilgrimage, in Review, "A Modern Pilgrim"

Colet, John

I-50 Friend of Reuchlin

Colfax, David

XXXIX-21 Feb. 1983 Country Journal, in Children, "Homestead Schooling"

Colin Wilson's New Look at Humanism

XVII-45 Review

Collaboration with Nature

XXVI-15 Frontiers

Collaborative Learning - Edwin Masion (Agathon Press, 1972, $6.95)

XXV-40 Quoted from in Children, "Teaching in a Disordered World"

XLI-42 Quoted in Children, "Why Do Some People Become Teachers?"

Collected Dialogues of Plato, The - Edith Hamilton (Pantheon)

XXXIX-10 Quoted Introduction and dialogue with the Eleatic Stranger, in Lead, "Two Prophets"

Collected Poems-1957-1982- Wendell Berry (North Point, 1985 )

XXXVIII-45 In Review, "Poetry and Prose"

Collection of Symptoms, A

XXXI-50 Lead

Collective Responsibility

IV-48 Review of Dwight Macdonald's "The Responsibility of Peoples"

Collector, The - John Fowles (Dell, 1965)

XVIII-29 Review, "'Morals' and the Popular Novel" Reference to in Editorial, "Return to Immanent Justice"

College Admissions

XXXII-8 Editorial

College Art Journal (magazine)

XII-11 Reference to Campbell article in Editorial, "Maverick Philosophers" Frontiers, "Comparisons of East and West" a review of Joseph Campbell article, "The Cultural Setting of Asian Art" in

XVIII-1 Joseph Campbell quoted from Fall 1958 issue in Lead, "The Sacred Bonds"

College Teacher, The

XII-24 Report by St. Lawrence University Bulletin quoted in Children

College Times (campus paper of Cal. State L.A.)

XIX-11 Beverly Woodward quoted Feb. 14 issue in Frontiers, "Protests of Various Kinds"

Collier, John

I-48 Review of his The Indians of the Americas in Frontiers, "The Great Resistance"

I-50 Quoted from News Letter of Institute of Ethnic Affairs in "Front Against Disaster"

II-19 Lead article by him, "Philosopher and Social Scientist"; Editorial, "John Collier"

II-23 Editorial, "South African Policies" quotes from News Letter

II-32 Quoted from his Indians in Lead, "Moral Power" re Indian belief in the "I am"

II-45 Brief reference to and his book in Frontiers, "The Indians Were Not Perfect-Either"

III-9 Reference to in review of McNickle book They Came Here First

III-41 Reference to his book in Lead, "Concerning Schoolbooks"

III-48 Mention of his wife, Laura Thompson, author of The Hopi Way; reference to The Indians and to him in Editorial, "White Man's Burden"

IV-13 Brief quote in Lead, "Colonialism at Home"

IV-46 His article "Overcoming Anxiety" in Frontiers

IV-47 Quoted in Editorial, "The Modern Mode" re moral responsibility in this age of "manipulation"

VI-10 Quoted from Indians of the Americas and America Indigena in Frontiers, "A Question of Freedom"; also quoted from his Nation, Jan. 10, 1953 letter

VI-13 His Frontiers, "A Note on Animism"; discussed in Editorial, "There Must Be a Better Word"

VIII-52 His Indians of the Americans quoted in Review, "In Behalf of American Indians"

IX-7 Indians quoted in Children

IX-25 Quoted re New Mexico Pueblo (Tasuki) in Frontiers, "New Heroes for Old" (Collier article, "The Attitude of Heroism")

Collier, John-(Continued)

IX-47 His letter basis of Lead, "The Troubled Dream"

X-2 Quoted in Lead, "Unpredictable Man"-from essay honoring Manual Gamio

X-7 Frontiers, "The Genius of Culture," his article; also reference to in Editorial, "Ceremony and Rite"

X-9 Reference to his Red Deer Dance remarks in Frontiers, "Natural Enchantments"

XII-27 Mentioned in Children, "Youth and the Neutralized Conscience"

XIII-23 Quoted from El Crepusculo of Taos, N.M., Feb. 18, in Editorial, "What Will God Do?"

XV-15 Quoted from his article in MANAS, Apr. 1, 1953, in Lead, "Consciousness and Meaning"

XV-19 Wrote Frontiers article, "The Rebirth of Ancient Science"

XV-38 His On the Gleaming Way quoted in Review, "Feeding the Hungry"

XVI-47 Quoted from From Every Zenith, a Memoir in Review, "In the Service of Man"

XVII-21 Quoted from Indians in Frontiers, "More on the American Ethos"

XVII-36 Letter quoted in Frontiers, "Monism, Dualism, Pluralism"

XXI-27 D'Arcy McNickle tribute to quoted June 3 Nation in Frontiers, "Crossroads for the Indians"

XXII-30 Quoted On the Gleaming Way in Lead, "Lost Allegiances"

XXIV-47 On the Gleaming Way quoted, discussed in Review, "Happy Man, Unwounded Earth"

XXV-5 Quoted The Indians of the Americas in Review, "A Red Man's History"

XXVI-49 His Foreword to The Hopi Way quoted in Editorial, "Administrative Omnipotence"

XXVII-16 Quoted On the Gleaming Way in Children, "The Vision of Reality"

Collier's (Magazine)

IV-49 Frontiers devoted to Nation review of Collier's issue on war with Russia; Editorial, "Tribute to the Nation"

VII-8 Quoted from article, "The Struggle for Our Children's Minds" in Review, "Controversy Without Focus"

XIII-1 Nov. 8, 1952, "Why Half of Our Soldiers Fail to Shoot" by B. Davidson discussed in Review, "War and 'the Enemy'"

Collingwood, R. G.

X-16 His Metaphysics mentioned in Lead, "Inquiry Concerning Mysticism"

XXVII-24 Briefly quoted Principles of Art in Lead, "What Shall We Learn to Praise?"

Collins, Dan

XXXII-21 His letter forms first part of Lead, "Can Wisdom Be Taught?"

Collins, Joseph

XXX-39 Quoted from Manchester Guardian Weekly, May 22, in Frontiers, "Less Than Encouraging"

Collins, Joseph-(Continued)

XXXI-11 His Food First, reviewed in "An Indisputable Conclusion"; also quoted in Editorial, "What We Can Do"

XXXI-13 Quoted from Food First in Lead, "What Comes Next?"

XXXII-51 Quoted from Food First in Review, "The Pen Against Disaster"

XXXIII-9 Quoted Food First-"World Hunger as Big Business" in Lead, "A Characteristic State of Mind"

XXXIII-24 Quoted Food First in Lead, "The Other America"

XXXIII-9 Quoted Food First from "World Hunger as Big Business" in Lead, "A Characteristic State of Mind"

XXIII-24 Quoted Food First in Lead, "The Other America"

Collins, Wayne

II-16 Member of Northern California Civil Liberties Union-worked on case of Japanese "Renunciants"

XXXII-48 Discussed as he appeared in Years of Infamy in Lead, "Honor Roll"

Collision and Scattering

XXV-41 Editorial

Colman, Bruce

XXXVIII-40 From preface of Meeting the Expectations of the Land in Review, "A New-Old Kind of Farming"; also see Lead, "The Research Has Been Done"

Colodny, Robert G.

XXIX-46 Editor of Beyond the Edge of Certainty, quoted in Lead, "A Defense of Metaphysics"

Colonel of the Black Regiment - Howard N. Meyer (Norton, 1967, $5.50)

XX-44 Quoted from in Frontiers, "A Man of His Time"

Colonialism at Home

IV-13 Lead

Colossus of Maroussi, The - Henry Miller

XV-31 Quoted in Editorial, "An Existentialist Writer"

XVI-30 Quoted in Review, "The Bedford Incident"

XXXI-26 Quoted in Lead, "Obscurities of Balance"

XXXIV-22 Long quote in Lead, "Behind the Web" (difference between Americans and poor Greeks)

XXXVII-42 Re his visit to Agammenon's tomb in Review, "The Gnostic Teachers"

Colquehoun, J. D.

II-14 Mention of in Lead, "Man Against Orthodoxies"-compiled study Magic, Witchcraft and Animal Magnetism

VI-30 Quoted re Mozart in his History of Magic in Review, "A Curious Clarity"

IX-52 Mozart quotation in Frontiers, "Religion and the Imagination"

Columbia College Today (alumni quarterly)

XVII-28 Quoted in Children, "Peace, Brother" (Summer 1964)

Columbia Law Review

XVIII-27 Quoted from Hans J. Morgenthau paper, "Modern Science and Political Power" in Frontiers, "Cultural Lag-a Special Case"

Columbia Teachers College Record

XXIII-23 Robert Oliver quoted, Feb. and Mar. 1969 issues, in Children, "The Educational Praxis"

XXIV-10 Robert Oliver's article in Nov. 1968 issue text of Children, "On the Media"

Columbia University Forum

XVII-38 Dr. Donald Barr quoted from Summer 1963 issue in Children, "'Mental Testing' vs. Education"

Columbus, Christopher

VIII-20 Discussed by Bruckhardt from Force and Freedom in Editorial, "Prerequisites to Religion"

XXXII-22 Quoted in Children, "Human Geography"

Column, Padraic

XXXIV-41 Irish writer-his intro to Grimm's Fairy Tales quoted by Holt in Rowing Without Schooling in Children, "Extracts"

Colving, Personal Journal of Marjorie and Charles

XXXV-52 Quoted re Eisenhower on arms race (1953) in Frontiers, "Some Supposings"

Combat Beneath the Sea - Major Willy-Charles Brou

XI-19 Reviewed in "Last Salute to the Warriors?"

Combs, Prof. Arthur W.

XVIII-4 Quoted from Perceiving, Behaving, Becoming-A New Focus for Education, which he edited, in Children, "New Psychology in Education"

Come Again With Me, Lucille-

VII-21 Frontiers-follow-up on MacDougal article on auto

Comedy - Ortega

XXXIV-12 Essay on Heroes, quoted in Lead, "Words Without End"

Comedy of Survival, The - Joseph Meeker (Guild of Tutors Press, $7.95)

XXXIV-5 Quoted, discussed in Review, "Survivors or Transcenders?"

Comenius, Johann (17th century reformer of education)

XXX-10 Robert McClintock's discussion of quoted from Dec. 1971 Teachers College Record in Lead, "Some Utopian Considerations"

XXXI-15 Above quoted in Children, "Schooling and Thinking"

XXXV-51 Discussed, quoted on from Teachers College Record, Dec. 1971, by Robert McClintock, in Children, "What Is (the) Matter?"

Comfort, Alex

I-1 Review, "War Literature"-Powerhouse

XIII-22 Quoted Mar. 24, 1960 Listener by Mrs. Donald Budd Armstrong in her Frontiers article, "Instead"

XIV-1 His The Pattern of the Future quoted in Review, "The Height of the Times"

Comfort for the Ignorant

XXXIII-42 Editorial

Comfortable and the Damned, The

V-14 Review-Jefferson Selleck, Scottsboro Boy

Coming Culture, The

XVIII-14 Frontiers

Coming Culture, The -Daniel P. Hoffman

XVIII-14 Quoted in Frontiers of same title

Coming Generation, The

III-6 Lead

Coming Hunger, The

XX-44 Review

Coming Into Experience - Raymond Rogers (World Publishing Co., 1967)

XX-30 Discussed and quoted in Review, "More Workin- Progress"

XX-33 Quoted in Lead, "Back to the Farm"

XX-41 Quoted in Lead, "Nature's Voice Has Changed"

Coming of Age in America - Edgar Friedenberg

XIX-35 Jacket description of quoted in Children, "Book Notes"

Coming of Age in Philosophy - Roger Eastman, ed. (Harper & Row, by Canfield Press, San Francisco branch, paperback)

XXXIII-3 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Serious Business"

Coming of Age in the West

XII-19 Lead

Coming of Age in the World

XX-12 Lead

Coming of Evolution, The - John W. Judd (Cambridge University, 1910)

I-51 Reference to in Lead, "The Scientific Spirit"

VII-31 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Question of 'Absolutes'"

XXXVII-52 Quoted in Lead, "Two Views of Evolution"

Coming of Man, The - Robert Broom (1933)

XXXVII-49 Quoted re possibility of spiritual agency in evolution in Lead, "The Meaning of Evolution"

Coming "Morality," The

XXXV-49 Editorial

Coming of Post-Industrial Society, The - Dr. Daniel Bell

XXVI-37 Review of quoted from June 23 Business Week in Lead, "The Problem-Solvers"

Coming of the Civil War, The - Avery Craven (Scribner's, 1942)

II-14 Reference to in Review, "Books and Other Notes"

XXI-38 Quoted from in Lead, "The Rules of Criticism"

XXXIII-37 Quoted in Editorial, "Why War/"

Coming Political Breakthrough, The - Chester Bowles

XIV-8 Review of by Anthony Hartley, Sept. 16 London Spectator quoted in Frontiers, "Notes on 'Foreign Affairs'"

Coming Race, The - Bulwer Lytton (1871)

XXXV-14 Quoted on the "Vril" in Lead, "Some English Musings"

Coming to Terms

I-10 Lead

Coming to Terms With Vietnam

XXXIII-52 Article by Peter Marin, Dec. 1980 Harper's, discussed, quoted in Editorial, "A Difficult Time of Year"

Commager, Henry Steele

III-46 Quotes from his Life article on education in Lead, "Education and Life"

VII-44 Quoted his Reporter review of Charles Burton Marshall's The Limit of Foreign Policy in Review, "Two Perspectives"

IX-5 Quoted Saturday review on Thomas Paine in Review, "The Business of Little Minds"

XIX-4 Quoted Dec. 18 Saturday Review in Editorial, "Affirmative 'Negativisim'"

VI-25 Quoted in Frontiers, "We View with Alarm"

XIX-5 Quoted from Dec. 18 Saturday Review in Lead, "A New Kind of Rationalization"

XXVIII-48 Quoted from The Development of a Revolutionary Mentality in Lead, "Dreams of the Future"

XXV-49 His, "The Defeat of America," in New York Review of Books, Oct. 5, quoted in Lead, "Have 'Nations' Any Future?"

XXVIII-16 Quoted Jan. 11 Saturday Review in Lead, "Stages of Awakening"

XXIX-12 Quoted Dec. 1, 1975 Saturday Review in Lead, "Beyond Government"

XXXIII-12 Quoted from Christian Science Monitor, Jan. 12, 1980, on "the cold war" in Lead, "Grounds for Suspicion"

XXXIII-24 Quoted on American Interventions in Lead, "The Other America"

XXXIII-12 Quoted Christian Science Monitor, Jan. 12, 1980, on the "cold war" in Lead, "Grounds for Suspicion"

XXXIII-24 Quoted on American Interventions in Lead, "The Other America"

XXXV-49 "Morality" and from L.A. Times, Aug. 22, 1982 in Frontiers, "Some Lost Words"

XXXVII-49 August 1984 Harper's re America in Children, "Questions by Commager"

XXXVIII-50 From L.A. Times, July 21, 1985 re Constitution, in Children, "For Highschoolers"

XL-12 From Antaeus Report interview in Children, "Important Questions" (Founding Father, genius, important questions)

Coming World Civilization, The - William Ernest Hocking

XI-28 Quoted in Lead, "Maturity in Religion"

Command Decision - Wm. Wister Haines, Atlantic serial, N.Y. play, MGM movie)

I-1 Review of the book

II-7 Review of the movie

V-20 Quoted from MANAS review in Review, "A Doubtful Absolution" (Morgan's The River Line)

XIV-21 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Problems of Moral Judgment"

Command the Morning - Pearl Buck

XII-31 Quoted in Review, "Pearl Buck and the Atom Age" - Review of by publisher also quoted

Comment (publication by Murray Bookchin, Box 158, Burlington, VT 05402)

XXXIV-3 Quoted in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion"

Comment and Reply

I-19 Editorial reply to letter on MANAS review April 21 of The Dark Side of the Moon

Comment on "Criticism, A

XXIII-35 Editorial

Comment on ESP, A

XXV-11 Frontiers

Comment on the Goa Affair

XV-23 Frontiers

Comment on the "Watchdog Theory"

XXIII-43 Frontiers

Comment, Then a Review

XL-5 Review (No Immediate Danger)

Commentaries on The Bhagavad-Gita

VI-19 Frontiers

Commentary

XIII-26 Paul Goodman's series, Feb-Mar-Apr, quoted in Lead, "The Causes of Alienation"; also quoted Norman Podhoretz, Apr issue, in same

XIII-26 Norman Podhoretz, Mar. 1960 issue quoted in Editorial, "A New Religion?"

XIII-34 Paul Goodman's article "Youth in the Organized Society," Feb. Commentary, quoted in Children, "Society vs. Youth"

XVI-28 Jason Epstein's article, "Books for American Children," quoted, Feb. issue, in Children, "Notes and Quotes"

XVIII-15 Dr. Allen Wheelis quoted, July 1963 issue in Review, "To Be A God"

XXI-41 George Woodcock quoted from Aug. issue in Lead, "Non-Political Politics"

XXI-42 Comments about Staughton Lynd by critic quoted, Aug. issue, in Lead, "The Study of Man"

XXVII-42 Norman Podhoretz quoted, Apr. 1960 issue, in Lead, "Vision and Necessity"

Comments (periodical)

XXI-38 William Winter quoted, June 17 issue, in Frontiers, "A Time for Amateurs"

Commercial Organic Farming

XXIX-20 Frontiers

Commission on World Hunger

XXXIII-9 Report of summarized in Manchester Guardian and quoted in Lead, "A Characteristic State of Mind"

Commission on World Hunger

VI-23 Quoted in Children

Commissioner, The - Richard Dougherty

XVII-13 Quoted and reviewed in Review, "Philosophy and the Policeman"

Commitment of Self, The

XVII-17 Lead

CNVA Bulletin (Committee for Non-Violet Action)

XV-19 Report from March 16 issue quoted in Lead, "The Diagnostic Frame of Mind"

XV-24 Letter of Hal Stallings applying for job of crew member on Everyman quoted, May 26 issue in Frontiers, "Unclassified"

CNVA Bulletin-(Continued)

XV-43 Recent bulletin quoted in Editorial, "A Question of Demand"; first part of Frontiers article is Jack Smith's statement from Sept. 1 Bulletin

Committee of 100 - Organization to assist the Legal and Educational Fund of the NAACP)

XIII-5 Brochure distributed by "Committee" quoted in Children, "What Every Youth Should Know"

Committee on Racial Equality (CORE)

I-33 Reference to in "The Culture of India"

I-34 Reference to in Letter from France

Committees of Correspondence (now Council for Correspondence)

XIII-17 General letter issued by Founders of quoted in Editorial, "Two Appeals"

Common Cause (Magazine)

III-14 Reference to insistence upon conformity in religion in re Miss Jeremy Ingalls' article, Frontiers, "Scholars and Artists"

III-18 Frontiers, "An Anarchist Proposal" deals with World Citizenship Move

XL-18 Quoted 1987 letter re restriction of campaign money in Lead, "What Comes First?"

Common Denominator

XXXIII-4 Lead

Common Dilemmas

XXVII-5 Lead

Common Element in Change, The

XXVI-20 Review

Common Faith, A - John Dewey

XVI-45 Quoted from in Review, "Integrity of Mind"

Common Foundation, The

XXX-46 Frontiers

Common Ground (Magazine) published by Louis Adamic

III-34 Reference to in Children

Common Herbs for Natural Health - Juliette de Bauracku Kevy (Schocken paperback, $2.25)

XXVII-37 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Herbal Lore"

Common Naivete, The

XXVIII-49 Editorial

Common Question, A

XXV-6 Editorial

Common Sense - Thomas Paine

II-8 Appeared Jan. 1776-Lead, "Great Reformers- Thomas Paine"

XXVIII-12 Bernard Bailyn's essay on quoted from Fundamental Testaments of the American Revolution in Review, "The First Emancipator"

XXVIII-46 Quoted in Lead, "Retrospect and Prospect"

XXX-47 Bernard Bailyn quoted from Fundamental Testaments in Lead, "Questions on the Ecoregion"

XXXVI-7 Bernard Bailyn quoted in Lead, "A Discipline of Mind"

XXXVII-8 Quoted in Frontiers, "Poles to the Rescue"

XXXIX-8 Bailyn's discussion of quoted in Lead

Common Sense - Ed Lazar (pamphlet) (Sassuma Publication, 2125 Oberlin St., Palo Alto, CA 94306)

XL-16 On creating elements for a new society, in Lead, "On Making Wholes"

Common Sense (Magazine)

I-7 Founded 1931 by Alfred Bingham and Selden Rodman. Succumbed Jan. 1946

III-32 Quoted Apr. 1942 issue, letter from anonymous private in Frontiers, "'We' and 'They'"

III-47 Reference to in Lead, "The Good Die Young- or Barely Live"

Common Sense About Drama - L.A.G. Strong (Knopf, 1937)

XXX-49 Quoted in Children, "More on the Arts"

Common Sense and Psychotherapy

XVI-34 Review

Common Sense Radicalism - Neil N. Seldman (Institute for Local Self-Reliance, Washington, D.C. published by Mutualist Books, Box 1283, Rochester, N.Y. 14603)

XXXIII-20 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Indicators of Change"

Common Theme, A

XXX-51 Editorial

Commoner, Dr. Barry

XX-44 Quoted his Science and Survival in Lead, "The New Morality"

XX-48 Quoted in Review, "A Lost Inheritance"

XXI-16 Quoted from Science and Survival by Betty Roszak in her Lead, "The Dream of Dr. Moreau"

XXI-49 Quoted Oct. issue of Today's Education in Review, "All the Young Men. . ."

XXII-5 Quoted Dec. 31, 1968 Christian Science Monitor in Frontiers, "Friends with the World?"

XXII-15 Quoted from supplement to Natural History, Feb., in Review, "Only the Eskimos?"

XXIII-17 Quoted Apr. 4 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "Beyond Technique"

XXIV-12 His paper quoted from Global Effects of Environmental Pollution in Review, "Man and Nature"

XXV-26-35 Quoted June Harper's in Lead, "The Lives of Individuals"

XXIX-35 His The Poverty of Power reviewed in Frontiers, "Adequate, Clean, Available"

XXXI-42 Quoted from Appropriate Visions in Frontiers, "Visions and Contradictions"

XXXII-36 Review of his The Politics of Energy, quoted June 3 L.A. Times, in Frontiers, "The Ecology of Bad Decisions"

XXXII-37 Quoted from Politics of Energy in Frontiers, "Indigenous Yankees"

XXXVI-22 His May 2, 1983 New Yorker on Methane discussed, quoted in Editorial, "Commoner on Methane"

Commoner on Methane

XXXVI-22 Editorial

Commonplace of Our Age

XII-28 Frontiers

Commonplaces of Atomic War, The

VIII-25 Review

Commonweal (Catholic journal)

VIII-34 Quoted in Frontiers, "Protesting a Delusion"

Commonweal -(Continued)

XXXVII-46 Quoted Thomas Powers re war games in Review, "What Would Thoreau Say?"

Commonwealth, The (Journal of Commonwealth Club of California)

VIII-13 Discussion of article, "What Kind of Individual Do We Want Our Schools to Produce?" in Children

Communal Democracy

XVI-51 Editorial

Communes, Conference on Communal Living Report - The Alternative Way of Life

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

Communes, U.S.A. - Dick Fairfield (Alternative Foundation, P. O. Drawer A, San Francisco, 94131, $4.00)

XXIV-37 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Communes, U.S.A."

Communes, U.S.A.

XXIV-37 Frontiers

Communications of Social Ethics

XVI-20 Frontiers

Communications

VIII-47 Frontiers

Communism, Democracy and Catholic Power - Paul Blanshard

IV-52 Reviewed-"Vatican and Kremlin"

Communist Manifesto of 1848

I-5 Lead, "Who Are the Reactionaries?"

I-10 "The Moral Challenge of the Communist Manifesto"-Edmund Fuller, Review

XXII-8 Quotations from in Lead, "The Roots of Power"

Communistic Societies of the United States - Charles Nordhoff

II-43 Brief reference to in Review of book about Henry Lasserre

XX-11 Quoted in Lead, "The Longing for Community"

XXIV-21 Mentioned in Frontiers, "A Massive Awakening"

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

Communitarian Society and Panchayati Raj - articles by Jayaprakash Narayan (Published by Navachetna Prakashan, Box 116, Rajghat, Varanasi 1, India, 18 rupees)

XXIV-4 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Gandhian Enterprise"; introduction to by Mr. Brahmanand quoted in Editorial, "The Gandhian Society"

Communities (Magazine) - 121 West Center St., Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387)

XXV-45 Discussed and quoted by Glen Hovemann and Jud Jerome quoted in Frontiers, "New Community Magazine"

Communities (bi-monthly-Alternatives, Communitarian, and Communities merged, c/o Twin Oaks, Box 426, Louisa, VA 23993, $6.00 per year)

XXVI-3 Peter Bergel quoted from first issue, Dec. 1972, in Frontiers, "Community Magazine Merger"

XXVII-15 Quoted Dec/Jan issue in Frontiers, "Starting All Over Again"

XXVII-18 Quoted from Mar/Apr issue in Frontiers, "Nations and Communities" re man in Oregon State Penitentiary; also quoted from Mar/Apr issue in Editorial, "Cottage Industry"

Communities-(Continued)

XXVIII-48 Quoted Sept/Oct issue in Frontiers, "Contrasting Trends"

"Communities" and Other Matters

XI-48 Editorial-about communities

Communities of Tolstoyans, The - Henri Lasserre (Pamphlet published in Canada, 1944)

XXV-45 Lasserre's quote from Tolstoy's Intimate Dairy quoted in Editorial, "Normative Social Psychology"

XXXIII-18 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Root of Change"

Communities of Tomorrow

XXVI-26-35 Lead

Community Chest

I-48 Doesn't increase man's love for man-"Notes on Religion"

Community Comments (published by Community Service, Inc., Box 243, Yellow Springs, Ohio)

XXII-23 Griscom Morgan quoted from March issue in Review, "Community Economics"

XXIII-37 Griscom Morgan quoted, June issue, in Children, "On Crowding"

XXIII-51 Griscom Morgan quoted, June issue, in Lead, "The Age of Preoccupations"

XXIV-5 Arthur Morgan essay, "What Can We Do That Will Count?" quoted from Jan. 1958 issue in Lead, "The Human Imperative"; also quoted from Feb. 1958 issue

XXIV-5 Reinhold Niebuhr briefly quoted, Feb. 1958 issue, in Lead, "The Human Imperative"

XXIV-13 Griscom Morgan quoted, Feb. 1971 issue, in Children, "Materials for American History"

XXV-5 Arthur and Griscom Morgan quoted, Dec. 1971 issue in Frontiers, "Unanswered Questions"

XXVI-7 Judson Brown quoted, Dec. 1972 issue, in Frontiers, "Towns and Cities"-also quoted Peter Kaplan and Griscom Morgan, same issue

XXVI-39 Dale Miller quoted on FIGHT from July 1973 issue, in Frontiers, "Ingenuity in Community"

XXVII-8 Report on staff activities in Editorial, "Community 'Government'?"

XXVII-42 Griscom Morgan quoted, Apr 1974 issue, in Editorial, "A Test Case" and in Children, "A Good Combination"

XXXIII-43 Quoted Arthur Morgan, Nov. 1957 issue, in Lead, "Nowhere on Earth"

Community and Conformity - Woody Ranson

XIX-51 Lead

Community and Individuality

XVII-43 Frontiers

Community Economics

XXII-23 Review

Community "Government"?

XXVII-8 Editorial

Community Honor Roll

XXXII-47 Editorial

Community Ideal, The

I-25 Editorial

Community Is the Key

XXI-3 Review

Community Land Trust, The

XXXVI-48 Frontiers

Community Land Trust, The-A Guide to a New Model for Land Tenure in America (Center for Community Economic Development, 1878 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 12140)

XXVI-18 Robert Swann quoted from Introduction to in Frontiers, "Land Reform-A Growing Movement"

XXI-42 Bob Swann and Stewart Udall quoted in Lead, "The Spread of Common Sense"

XXXII-26-35 Robert Swann quoted from in Frontiers, "Trees-A Long-Term Solution"

XXXVI-48 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Community Land Trust"

XXXVII-23 Quoted from first issue, Summer 1983, on Community Economics in Frontiers, "Learning and Teaching"

Community Library Project

XVII-32 Editorial on Fannya R. Steelink's Lou Costello Community Library Project, 3121 Olympic Blvd., L.A. 90023)

Community Magazine Merger

XXVI-3 Frontiers

Community Market (Community Publications Cooperative, Box 426, Louise Virginia)

XXVI-3 Mention of catalog in Frontiers, "Community Magazine Merger"

Community Movement, The

I-3 Lead

Community of Correspondence (see Community Service, Inc.)

Community of Fear

XIV-5 Review

Community of Fear

XV-46 Frontiers

Community of Scholars, The (Compulsory Mid-Education)-Paul Goodman (paper)

XXXII-36 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Recalling Goodman"

Community of the Future, The - Arthur E. Morgan

X-18 Reviewed in Review, "A Better 'American Way'"

XVIII-42 Quoted in Editorial, "Arthur Morgan's Vision"

XXII-52 Quoted from Introduction to in Lead, "Important to the Republic of Man"

XXIV-5 Mentioned in Lead, "The Human Imperative"

XXXVII-22 On three major approaches to better world in Lead, "Toward A Better World"; also quoted publisher of Indian edition

Community Planning Report (655 National Press Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20045)

XXX-43 Gov. Brown's views on nuclear energy quoted, July 18 issue, in Lead, "Invisible Momentum"

XXX-43 Douglas Carmichael quoted, July 18 issue, in Frontiers, "Who Knows Enough to Plan?"

XXXI-51 Quoted, Aug. 28, 1978 issue in Lead, "Departure and Return"

Community Self-Reliance

XXXI-5 Editorial

Community Self-Survey (Woman's Home Companion, Oct. 1951 article)

IV-43 Quoted from in Lead, "Another World"

Community Service, Inc. (Yellow Springs, Ohio) (See also Community of Correspondence)

XX-41 Letter from printed in Editorial, "Invitation to the Community-Minded"

XXXIX-19 List of their books, discussed in Frontiers, "Chemical Disasters"

Community Service Newsletter - Box 243, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387

XXIX-16 Margot Ensign (Morgan's secretary) quoted from Nov/Dec 1975 issue in Children, "The Long Road"

XXXIII-1 Quoted from reprint of Arthur Morgan's article in Oct 1979 issue

XXXIV-20 Quoted Jan/Feb issue 1981 some reminiscences by Ernest Morgan in Children, "A Friend We Haven't Met"

XXXIV-38 Quoted Jan/Feb 1981 article by Jane Fomer on small communities in Children, "Odds and Ends"

XXXIV-39 Quoted letter from Alfred and Dorothy Andersen (Ukian) in Frontiers, "Questions of the Time" (May/June 1981)

XXXIV-52 Quoted reprint from N.Y. Times July-Aug 1981 on self-help activity in Frontiers, "Peacekeeping and Self-Help"

XXXV-6 Quoted William Becker, Sept/Oct 1981 issue re destruction of village-Soldiers Grove-in Frontiers, "Both Luck and Management"

XXXVI-13 Mar/Apr 1982 issue quoted re "Folk Schools" by Finn Slumstrup in Children, "By and For the People"

XXXVII-48 July/Aug 1984 Betty Crumarine, new ed. on Finding His world in Children, "The Meaning of Education"

XXXVIII-14 Story of Shirley Mullins, Sept/Oct 1984 re life in Yellow Springs, in "Child Life in Yellow Springs"

XXXVIII-37 Mar/Apr 1985, Donald Harrington on "The Effects of Modern Communication on the Small Community" in Children, "Critics. . . Admirers"

XXXVIII-45 May/June 1985 Griscom Morgan in Frontiers, "A Not-Quite-Lost Art"

XLI-10 Burt Berlowe on Minneapolis community in Frontiers, "Building Community"

XLI-23 Chuck Matthei on Land Trust (1988 issue) in Frontiers, "Land Trusts Are Multiplying"

Community Service Organization (Los Angeles, 1947)

V-5 VII"

Community Technology - Karl Hess (Harper Colophon paperback, $2.95)

XXXII-40 Quoted in Lead, "Riches of Our Time"; also quoted in Editorial, "The Most Powerful Point"

XXXII-47 Quote from Karl Hess in Frontiers, "The Inevitable Myths"

Community Technology, Inc. (Washington, D.C., Kaarl Hess, chief organizer)

XXIX-41 Quotation from Spark, Vol. 4, No. 2, in relation to in Frontiers, "Theory and Practice"; Hess also quoted

Community Thinking and Practice

XXX-3 Frontiers

Community Versus Doctrine

XXI-29 Lead

Companion to A Sand County Almanac - J. Baird Callicott, ed.

XLI-38 Quoted in Review, "A Lonely Hero"

Companions of the Left Hand - George Tabori

III-38 Reference to in review of his Crisis (film version) Company of Cowards - Jack Schaefer

XIV-32 Quoted in Review, "Jack Schaefer's Pacifism"

Company He Keeps, The

XXII-22 Frontiers

Company Network

XXXVII-21 Quoted Duncan Khan from Dec. 1983 on selfhelp networking in Frontiers, "Forms of Self- Help"

Company Q - Richard O'Connor

XIV-9 Quoted in Frontiers, "Outdated and Updated War"

Comparative Religion

VII-9 Frontiers

Comparative Religious Study - Buddhism

XVIII-1 Review

Comparisons of East and West

XII-11 Frontiers

Compass for Civilization, A - Richard B. Gregg (The Self Beyond Yourself-American title)

X-35 Reviewed in Review, "High Plateau"

X-46 Comment on the above in Lead, "Theology Revisited"

Compassionate Virtues, The

XXIII-47 Review

Compelling Belief- The Culture of American Schooling (McGraw- Hill, 1983)

XXXVI-37 Reviewed, quoted Stephen Arons in Children, "Foreclosing the Future"

XXXVII-5 Quoted in Lead, "What I'm Doing Is Not Quite Right"

Competence of Mind, The

V-53 Lead

Compleat Haeretic, The

XXI-40 Review

Complete the Circle

VI-34 Frontiers

Complete 21-Bed Biointensive Mini-Farm, The - John Jeavons, No. 14 Ecology Action Mini Series

XL-17 Quoted in Frontiers, "Diverse Potentialities"

Complete Guide and Cookbook for Raising Your Child as a Vegetarian, The - Nina and Michael Shandler (Schocken, 1981)

XXXV-18 Noted and quoted in Review, "For Lack of Elemental Things"

Complete Jefferson, The - Saul Padover (Tudor, 1943)

XXXIV-6 Quoted in Children, "Jefferson and Some Jeffersonians" (re animal husbandry, farming)

Complete Personality, The - Louise Louis

XVI-15 Frontiers

Complete Reversal, A

XXIII-43 Review

Complexities of Change, The

XXVII-7 Lead

Composition of Opposites

XXIX-24 Lead

Compost Science/Land Utilization - ed. by Jerome Goldstein (Box 351, 18 So. Seventh St., Emmaus, PA 18049)

XXXII-4 Miranda Smith's article quoted from in Frontiers, "Goliath, and a David or Two"

XXXII-12 Fall 1978 issue quoted in Frontiers, "Good Things Happening"

Compounded of Fear and Shame

IX-35 Review of John Cogley's Report on Blacklisting

Comprehending the Confusion

XXXIV-3 Lead

Comprehensible Economics

II-7 Lead

Compton, Arthur Holly (physicist, Washington University)

V-15 Quoted from speech before American Association for the Advancement of Science in Lead, "Rediscovery of Freedom"

XII-37 His introduction to Kees Boek's Cosmic View quoted in Children, "Child and Cosmos"

Compton, Karl

I-28 Quoted briefly in article on Max Planck

Compulsion- Suddenly Last Summer

XIII-14 Review

Compulsions of Politics

VI-11 Editorial

Compulsions of Power

X-1 Editorial - Hungarian situation

Compulsion of the Times, The

XIII-42 Lead

Compulsory Education - Paul Goodman

XVII-52 Quoted in Children, "Educational Revaluaton"

Compulsory Mis-Education-The Community of Schools - Paul Goodman (Vintage paperback)

XXXII-36 Subject of commentary and quoted in Children, "Recalling Goodman"

Computer Power and Human Reason - Joseph Weizenbaum (Freeman, 1975, $9.95)

XXIX-1 Reviewed in "Men and Machines"

XXXVI-36 Quoted in Editorial, "Ought Into Is" on the individual

XXXVI-48 Quoted in Children, "Tinkers with Technique" (gadget worshipper)

XXXVII-5 Quoted in Lead, "What I'm Doing Is Not Quite Right"

XXXVII-18 Quoted in re "moral acts" in Lead, "Promethean Affirmation"

XXXIX-26 Quoted in Lead, "Some Large Questions"

XXXIX-45 Quoted last chapter on sound ideas in Lead, "A Difficult Subject"

Comstock, Craig

XXV-23 Quoted from Sanctions for Evil (co-editor, Nevitt Sanford) in Lead, "From Crisis to Insight"

XL-1 Citizen Summitry quoted in Review, "On Making Peace. . . and Gandhi"

Comte, Gilbert

XXXV-3 Quoted from Le Monde in Manchester Guardian, Oct. 18, 1981, in Lead, "Attractions of Ideology" (on Les Infortunes de la Verite)

Conant, James B.

I-19 Hutchins and Conant

III-43 Quoted from James B. Conant's On Understanding Science in Frontiers

V-28 Quoted in Lead, "The New 'Enemy'- Secularism"

VI-1 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Conditions of Freedom" from his Modern Science and Modern Man, and Joseph Wood Krutch on above

VII-42 Dr. Conant and atom bomb, as quoted by Waldo Frank in Lead, "Sanity and Honor"

XX-1 His foreword to Terry Sanford's But What About the People? quoted in Children, "Light and Shadow in Public Education"

XXXIV-20 Discussion of results of his ideas (large schools) in L.A. Times Nov. 12, 1980 report by Dan Morgan in Children, "Up to the Public"

Concept of History, A

XXXIV-7 Review

XXXV-12 Arendt's "Concept of History" quoted in Lead, "Unanswered Questions"

Conception and Gestation

XXXI-44 Editorial

Conception of Man, The

XXXVIII-25 Lead (how we conceive ourselves)

Conception of Public Service, A

XXVIII-13 Review

Conception of Utopia, A

XXXV-8 Lead (strong nations, global community, Americans)

Conceptions of Modern Psychiatry - Harry Stack Sullivan

I-23 William Alanson White Memorial lectures

I-27 Quoted in "A Psychiatric Contribution"

II-9 Helen Merrell Lynd comments on above book in Nation article

III-22 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Conceptions of Modern Psychiatry"

Concepts and Categories (Viking, 1979) by Isiah Berlin

XXXII-43 Quoted and discussed in Review, "The Province of Philosophy"

Conceptual Roots of War and Genocide, The (Radio Free Europe broadcast given by Louis J. Halle)

XVIII-46 Frontiers

Concerned Photographer, The - ed. by Cornell Capa (Grossman Publisher, $14.95)

XXVI-5 Quoted from Introduction in Review, "A Modern Painter"

Concerned Student, The - Quaker publication

XII-34 Quoted in Children, "The Quakers Are Still Busy"

Concerning Anarchism

VII-29 Editorial

Concerning Arguments About LSD

XX-3 Frontiers

Concerning Civil Liberties

IX-22 Clearing the Main Channels reviewed in Frontiers

Concerning Comfort Quotients

XV-40 Review

Concerning Cookies

VIII-21 Editorial-Girls Scout Cookies

Concerning Deception

VII-15 Editorial

Concerning a Dialogue - Bikshu Thich Nhat Hanh

XIX-35 Lead

Concerning Dialogues

XVI-51 Lead

Concerning the "Facts"

XIV-11 Frontiers

Concerning Freedom

IX-37 Editorial

Concerning Human Growth

XXIV-1 Lead

Concerning "Ideal" Societies

VI-23 Frontiers

Concerning Immortality

V-44 Editorial

Concerning Prophecy

VI-21 Lead

Concerning Schoolbooks

III-41 Lead

Concerning "Systematic" Thinking

XIII-43 Editorial

Concerning the Arts

V-25 Frontiers

Concerning "The People"

XXII-3 Frontiers

Concerning the Triple Revolution

XVII-36 Editorial

Conconi, Charles N. (Washington journalist)

XXIX-7 Dialogue with Thomas A. Murphy quoted from July/Sept. Living Wilderness in Lead, "What Stands in the Way?"

Concord and Liberty - Ortega (Norton Library, $1.35)

XX-39 Quoted in Editorial, "Books by Ortega"

XXI-17 Quoted in Lead, "The Language of Value"

XXIII-19 Quoted in Lead, "What is a Good Book?"

XXVII-17 Quoted in Review, "What Serves 'Philosophy'?"

XXVII-41 Quoted in Lead, "The Other Kind of Knowledge"

XXXI-12 Quoted in Lead, "The Power of Mind"

XXXII-15 Quoted in Lead, "The Difficult Subject"

XXXIV-18 "Prologue to a History of Philosophy" in Lead, "Character and Will"

Concord Rebel - August Derleth

XXXVIII-16 Quoted on Thoreau in Lead, "The Will To Be Oneself"

Concourse of Hierarchies, The

XXXIV-42 Lead (Definition of "Hierarchy")

Concrete Destiny of Man, The

XXXIV-47 Editorial (Ortega)

Condemned to Meaning - Huston Smith (Harper's)

XVIII-28 Reviewed, "The Philosophy of Huston Smith"

Condition of Life, The

XXI-24 Lead

Condition of Peace, The

XXII-44 Frontiers

Conditions of Freedom, The

VI-1 Frontiers

Conditions of Growth, The

VII-12 Lead

Conditions of Justice

X-19 Editorial

Conditions of Moral Renewal

XXXI-10 Lead

Condon, Dr. E. U.

II-10 Recommends use of scientific method in social sciences; quoted in Frontiers, "Science and Society"

Condon, Richard

XIV-40 Quoted from The Manchurian Candidate by L.A. Times, May 31 issue, in Frontiers, "You Can't Fool ALL the Important People"

Condry, William

XXXV-8 His essay, "Thoreau's Influence in Britain" from Fall 1981 Thoreau Society Bulletin quoted in Frontiers, "Seeds. . . Flying Around the World"

Conference on Energy

XXVI-10 Review

Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion

I-34 Held annually in N.Y. Usually insist on civilizing effect of Hellenism plus Hebraic- Christian tradition

Confessions - Leo Tolstoy

I-11 Mentioned in connection with his facing of problems that beset us today; also in I-3

I-15 Referred to in article "Religion and 'The Church'"

XX-48 Quoted in Lead, "Who Speaks for Man?"

XXIX-36 Quoted in Lead, "The Art of the Philosopher"

XXXIII-10 Quoted in Editorial, "No Important Distinction"

XXXV-10 Quoted in Lead, "The Lost and the Saved"

Confessions of a European Intellectual - Franz Schoenberner (1946)

I-26 Reference to in Review, "The German Problem"

Confessions of a Jamboree Scoutmaster - R. E. Cochran

IV-17 Harper's Feb. 1951 article quoted in Children

Confidence Man, The - article by Donald Meyer

VIII-38 This article on Peale quoted in Editorial, "More of the Same"

Confinements of History, The

XVIII-48 Frontiers

Confirming Voices

XXIX-39 Lead

Conflict and Consensus (collection of readings in sociology edited by Harold M. Hodges, Jr.) (Harper & Row)

XXVI-23 Arthur Pearl's contribution to quoted in Children, "Learners as Teachers"

Conflict and Consensus-(Continued)

XXVI-24 Quoted Dr. Robert Coles; quoted Vivian Gornick, Henry Anderson, G. Wright Mills in Lead, "The Uses of Sociology"

Conflict and Continuity - Maslow

XXXV-35 Quoted his article from Harvard Educational Review, volume of reprints in Children, "On Self-Discovery"

Conflict Between the California Indian and White Civilization, The - Dr. S. F. Cook

I-29 Mentioned in "What Man Has Thought of Man"

II-11 Reference to in Lead, "The Current of History"

Conflict Between Religion and Science - John Draper (1874)

VI-38 Reference to in Frontiers, "Revolutions of Civilization"

Conflict in Education, The - Robert Hutchins (Harper's 1953)

VI-45 Reviewed in Children

XXXIV-23 Quoted in Lead, "On Self-Evolvers"

Conflict Resolution

XIII-22 Charles E. Osgood quoted, Dec. 1959 issue, in Editorial, "No Annihilation Without Representation"

XIII-23 Charles E. Osgood quoted, Dec. 1959 issue in Lead, "What Will People Do?"

Conflict of Values

VII-38 Editorial

Conflicting Trends

XXXVII-16 Review (Rethinking Liberalism)

Conformity and Freedom-Again

XVIII-18 Review of Everett Wilson, "Conformity Revisited" (Trans-action, Nov. 1964) Dennis Wrong and Ernest Van Den Haag from same issue and Carl Rogers, "Learning to be Free" (NEA Journal, Mar. 1963)

Confronting War - Ronald J. Glosop (McFarland, 1983)

XXXVIII-47 Quoted extensively in Review, "Peace Is Possible"

XXXIX-11 On Cuban missiles in Lead, "Morality Is Practical"

Confucian Persuasion, The - edited by A. F. Wright

XV-4 Quoted from in Ralph S. Pomeroy's Review article, "The Lesson of the Master"

Confucianism in Action - edited by D. S. Nivison and A. F. Wright

XIV-40 Quoted in Ralph S. Pomeroy's Review article, "Offspring and Orphans"

Confucius

I-25 Quoted re Lao Tse in Lead, "Great Reformers- Lao Tse"

I-50 Mentioned in Children

II-37 Celebration of his 2,500th anniversary, Editorial, "An Eastern Anniversary"

X-47 Lead, "Great Expectations" quotes his "At fifteen, I had my mind bent on learning. . ." to "at seventy, I could follow what my heart desired without transgressing what was right"

XXX-25 "At fifteen. . ." quoted in Lead, "Somewhere Are Seeds"

XXXIV-43 Quoted Welch's Taoism re Lao Tze in Editorial, "Kernel and Husk"

Confucius-the Secular as Sacred - Herbert Fingarette (Harper & Row, 1972)

XXXIV-43 Quoted in Lead, "A Task of Rectification"

Confusions of Change, The

XXXIII-14 Editorial

Conger, George P.

XXXI-14 Quoted from New Views of Evolution in Children, "Evolution-An Old View"

XXXVII-15 Quoted New Views of Evolution in Lead, "Trials of Strength" on Gnostics

Congress for Cultural Freedom

XVIII-34 Discussed by Mphahlele in Lead, "Cultural Activity in Africa"

Congressional Record

XXIV-1 Report on Ho Chih Minh at hearing of Senate Foreign Relations Committee May 31, 1960 by David Schoenbrun, quoted in Frontiers, "How Ho Became a Communist"

Conklin, Dr. Edwin Grant (Biologist and former President of American Association for Advancement of Science)

I-2 Quoted in Frontiers, "The New Cosmologists"

I-47 Reference to his Christian Century appreciation on Darwin

V-13 Spearheaded scientists to resist "loyalty oaths"-Frontiers, "Dangerous Definitions"

V-28 Secularism"

IX-12 Quoted in Lead, "The Responsibility of Scientists"

X-12 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Scientific Conscience"

X-16 Quoted in Lead, "Inquiry Concerning Mysticism" from his 1937 address to AAAS

XII-7 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Twilight Area"

XIV-44 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Intermediate Area"

XV-35 Quoted in Editorial, "All the Way"

XVII-3 Quoted in Review, "Science and Man"

XVIII-39 Quoted in Lead, "Behind Socratic Ignorance" from 1937 address

XIX-48 Quoted in Editorial, "A Heroic Assignment" (1937 address)

XXV-2 Quoted 1937 address before AAAS in Editorial, "The "Popular Mythology"

XXIX-46 1937 AAAS address quoted in Lead, "A Defense of Metaphysics"

XXXI-47 AAAS address quoted in Lead, "Some Inconclusions"

Conjugal Bond, The

XXIX-42 Frontiers

Connecticut River, The

XXVIII-48 Frontiers

Connolly, Cyril

XIX-6 His The Unquiet Grave quoted in Frontiers, "Doctrines of Change"

Conqueror of the World-The Life of Chingis Khan - Réne Grousset (Orion Press, 1966, $6.96)

XX-42 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Extremes in the East"

Conquest of Bread, The - Prince Kropotkin

XXIV-36 Section in The Anarchist Prince devoted to quoted in Frontiers, "A Better Abundance"

Conquest of Fear - Basil Kind

XI-30 Quoted in Frontiers, "Objections and Notes"

Conquest of Land through 7,000 Years - W. C. Lowdermilk

XXXVII-40 Government Pamphlet No. 99 quoted in Children, "Our Hidden Curriculum"

Conquest of the Will, The - Abe Mowshowitz

XXIX-49 Kenneth Laudon's review of in Sept. 17 Science quoted in Children, "Progress and Default"

Conquest of Violence - Joan V. Bondurant

XII-38 Review of by Allen Hackett quoted from Christian Century in Review, "Imprint of Gandhian Non-Violence"

XIX-7 Quoted in Frontiers, "An Epic Life"

Conrad, Earl

IV-6 Reference to his Scottsboro Boy in Letter from England

V-14 Review of his and Patterson's Scottsboro Boy in "The Comfortable and the Damned"

Conrad, Joseph

XXXVIII-49 Quoted Under Western Eyes (1911) by Joseph Skvorecky from The Writer and Human Rights in Lead, "The Modern Superstition"

Conrad, Tom

XXXII-48 Quoted article in Fellowship (July/Aug 1979) reprinted from Inquiry, in Frontiers, "A Form of Slavery"

Conroy, Pat

XXIII-50 Quoted from Betty Fancher Story, Nov. 15 L.A. Times in Children, "One-Room Schoolhouses"

XXXIV-49 Quoted in Children, "Teachers at Work" from The Water is Wide

Conscience Among Writers

VIII-45 Review

Conscience and the Man

XXI-32 Lead

Conscience in America (compiled by Lillian Schlissel) (Dutton, paper, 1968)

XXI-32 Benjamin Sherman quoted from in Lead, "Conscience and the Man"

Conscience of a Radical, The - Scott Nearing

XVIII-48 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Gadfly Who Builds"

XVIII-49 Briefly quoted in Children, "The Radical- Some Definitions" (Conscientious Objectors) CCCO News Notes

XL-15 Fall 1986, Diane Carol Bast, Jim Dupont quoted in Children, "Non-Military Jobs" (also see WRI)

Conscientious Objectors to World War II, Manual

XXXIII-40 Quoted from Manual in Frontiers, "How to Stop War"

Consciousness- Brain, States of Awareness and Mysticism - ed. by Daniel Coleman and Richard J. Davidson (Harper & Row, $6.95)

XXXII-52 Discussed in Review, "Terra Incognita"

Consciousness and Design

XXVI-16 Review

Consciousness and Meaning

XX-15 Lead

Consciousness and Society - H. Stuart Hughes

XIX-47 Briefly quoted in Lead, "A Stubborn Breed"

Consciousness and Tradition - Jacob Needleman (Crossroad, 1982, $14.95)

XXXVI-5 Reviewed, quoted in "The Important Questions"

Conscripted Children

V-13 This Maude Dutton Lynch article in Atlantic Monthly, Aug 1931 discussed in Children

Conscription-A World Survey - ed. by Devi Prasad and Tony Smythe (pub. by WRI, 3 Caledonian Rd., London, N. 1, $2.25)

XXII-47 Quoted from in Lead, "Conscription Accounting"

Conscription Accounting

XXII-47 Lead

Conscription Conflict - Denis Hayes (London- Sheppard Press, 1949)

XXII-47 F. S. Oliver, Keir Hardie, Fenner Brockway quoted from in Lead, "Conscription Accounting"

Conscription News

II-7 Quoted in Editorial, "A Time for Action"

Consensus of Two, A

XXXII-12 Lead

Conservation Is Not Enough

XXI-15 Frontiers

Conservation Is Not Enough - Joseph Wood Krutch (now a pamphlet published by University of Utah Press)

VIII-11 Mentioned in Children

VIII-12 Reviewed in Children

VIII-15 Quoted in Review, "An 'Element of Risk'"

XI-44 Quoted from in Editorial, "The Sphere of Life"

XXI-50 Quoted from in Editorial, "The Living Whole"

XXIV-6 Quoted in Review, "The Ecological Context"

Conservation of Energy, The

XXXII-49 Frontiers

Conservatism Revisited - Peter Viereck

III-2 Reference to in Lead, "The New Political Analysis"

Conservative Mind, The - Russell Kirk

VII-39 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Search for Roots"

Conserve Neighborhoods (Washington newsletter, 1785 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D.C.)

XXXV-36 Special issue, quoted in Frontiers, "The Area of Freedom" (Sept/Oct 1981)

XXXVI-9 Editorial quoted from in "Regenerating Neighborhoods"

Consider the Children - Elizabeth Manwell and Sophia Fahs

XVI-15 Quoted in Children, "Speak to Us of Religion"

XVI-16 Quoted in Frontiers, "Behavioral Science"

XVI-19 Quoted in Children, "Education in Religion"

Consider India - Horace Alexander

XV-1 Quoted in Review, "An Essay in Values"

XV-2 Quoted in Lead, "The Dynamics of Freedom

XVIII-17 Quoted in Lead, "A Society Worth Having"

Consider India

XXXIV-24 Frontiers re population and economy

Considerable Way to Go, A

XXXV-25 Frontiers (small communities)

Considerations on Peacemaking - Richard Gregg

XX-9 Lead

Conspiracy Against Childhood, The - Eda J. LeShan (Athaneum, 1968)

XXI-26 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Children Are Not Products"

XXII-6 Quotation from in Lead, "A Small Amount of Truth"

XXVI-47 Brief quotation from in Children, "Teaching or Taoism?"

XXXI-37 Brief quotation from in Children, "Teaching and Testing"

Constant Things, The - Charles Morgan (1946)

XXXVII-24 Quoted on unity in nature in Lead, "Prairie Revery"

Constitutional Liberty and Seditious Activity - a Freedom Agenda pamphlet

IX-12 Review, "American Dilemmas"

Constitutional Process, The

XIV-4 Lead

Constraint and Variety in American Education - David Riesman

X-7 Reference to in Lead, "The Number One Question"

Constructive Work in India - Anadi Naik

XIX-27 Frontiers

Consumers Digest

XXVIII-37 Article on meat-eating in Mar/Apr issue mentioned in Frontiers, "Farming and Food"

Contact (San Francisco Journal of New Writing, 751 Bridgeway, Sausalito, California)

XII-5 S. I. Hayakawa article quoted in Editorial, "Reading Notes"

XII-43 "The Decline of the Left" by C. Wright Mills quoted from in Lead, "The Trees, Not the Forest"

XII-44 Above quoted in Lead, "The Lens of Reality"

XVI-22 Editorial page quoted (Apr) in Review, "A Long Way To Go"

XVI-23 James Gatsby quoted (Apr) in Review, "The Versatile Dwight Macdonald"

Contact With the Other World - James H. Hyslop

X-18 Referred to in Dr. Ducasse's "Science, Scientists, and Psychical Research" in Frontiers

Contemporary Artist, The

XX-17 Editorial

Contemporary Buddha, The

XI-13 Review

Contemporary Education (Indiana State U. School of Education, Terre Haute)

XXVI-49 Pat Porter quoted from Fall 1973 issue in Children, "Where Destruction Begins"

XXX-3 Lawrence Kohlberg quoted from Fall 1976 issue in Children, "Stages of Moral Growth"

XXXI-1 Jean Piaget quoted from Fall 1975 issue in Children, "States of Knowing"

XXXI-6 Donald MacLeod and James Hollenbach article on use of language quoted from Fall 1977 issue in Children, "Toward Paideia"

Contemporary Education-(Continued)

XXXII-11 Quoted from Fall 1979 issue from "Teaching as a Performing Art" taken by R. Smith, ed. from Journal of Aesthetic Education, in Children

XXXV-10 Quoted Marilyn Peterson (Iowa State University teacher) in Children, "Speaking and Reading" (Fall 1981 issue)

XXXVI-16 Quoted Fall 1982 article by JohnD. Hughes in Children, "Schweitzer, Holt, Postman"

XXXIX-7 "Why Education Reform Eludes Us" Summer 1985 quoted in Children, "The Greatest Obstacle"

XXXIX-15 Fall 1985, John C. Hill, Lawrence Riccio on school population and IQ tests in Children, "Population . . . Home Schooling"

XXXIX-22 Alton Harrison, Jr., re educational reform, in Lead, "Our Uncertain Identity"

XXXIX-45 Alton Harrison, Jr., Summer 1985, re selfdeception in education, in Lead, "A Difficult Subject"

XL-13 Fall 1986 quoted re attack by fundamentalists on "secular humanism" in Children, "Various Threats"

Contemporary Issues

XVI-14 Lead

Contemporary Issues (Quarterly)

III-31 Reference to throughout Lead, "The Push for Integration" quotes from Winter 1950 issue

IV-24 Quoted in Frontiers, "In Praise of a Senator"

VII-22 Quoted in "The Arts of Peace"

IX-9 Plug for in Frontiers, "Recent Correspondence"

XI-48 John Ball quoted from in Lead, "The Dreadful Abstractions"

XV-26 Alan Dutcher quoted, Apr/May issue in Frontiers, "Education for Change"

XVI-30 Editorial, "Why We Publish" quoted, June/July 193 issue in Lead, "How Long. . . How Long. . . ?"

XVII-9 Brief letter from Jack Beard quoted in Editorial, "Contemporary Magazine"

XVIII-21 Dorothy T. Samuels article quoted in Lead, "The Failing Dreams" re participants in Civil Rights Movement

XIX-22 Dorothy T. Samuels quoted, Spring 1965 issue, in Lead, "Can Freedom Be Planned?"

XX-31 Above quoted, same issue, in Lead, "Principles and Specifics"

XXI-50 Dorothy Samuels quoted, Spring 1965 issue, in Review, "Education and Other Matters"

XXIII-46 Dorothy Samuels quoted, Spring 1965 issue, in Lead, "The Accessible Remedies"

XXVIII-26-35 Dorothy Samuels quoted, Spring 1965 issue, in Children, "The Discipline of History"

XXXVI-18 Quoted Spring 1965 issue, Dorothy T. Samuels (the "thinking student") in Children, "The Sly Connivers"

Contemporary Magazine

XVII-9 Editorial

Contemporary Moral Issues - ed. Harry K. Girvetz (Wadsworth, Belmont, CA)

XVIII-31 Review

XVIII-36 Girvetz quoted in Review, "'Values' and Acquisitive Society"

Contemporary Poetry in America - Robert Boyers, ed.

XXVIII-21 Mentioned in Review, "Poets on Modern Poetry"; Howard Nemerov's opening essay also quoted, and Joyce Carol Oates

XXXVIII-12 Howard Nemerov's "Poetry & Meaning," Joyce Carol Oates on Sylvia Plath in Children, "Musings on Poetry"

Contemporary Poets in America - Robert Boyers (Schocken, 1974)

XXVIII-22 Joyce Carol Oates quoted from in Editorial, "Death and Rebirth"

Contemporary Political Theory (de Crespigny and Wertheimer, eds., Atherton, 1970)

XXV-39 John Schaar's essay, "Equality of Opportunity, and Beyond," quoted from in Children, "Thoughts on Equality"

Contemporary Psychology (Magazine)

X-50 Quoted from Charles M. Harsh, Jan., in Review, "Debate on Mysticism"

Contemporary Socialist Directions

XVII-14 Frontiers

Contemporary Tragedy, A

V-37 Review - Elliot Arnold, Walk With the Devil

Contemporary Writer, The - W. Ross Winterowd

XXXVII-2 Quoted by W. Berry in "Standing by Words" used in Editorial, "At Loss for Words"

"Content" of Education, The

XXIV-8 Editorial

Content of Morality, The

XXXII-41 Editorial

Content of Religion, The

VIII-34 Editorial

Content of This Issue, The

XL-25 Editorial (Thoreau and Gandhi)

Context - See In Context Context of Life, The

XXVII-52 Lead

Continuing Absurdities

XXXIII-2 Frontiers

Continuing Diagnosis

XXIX-15 Frontiers

Continuing Dialogue, The

XVIII-22 Frontiers-Robert M. Hutchins and the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions

Continuing Protest

XXXIX-40 Frontiers (News, Notes WRL)

Continuing Struggle

II-45 Editorial-Gandhi's fight not yet won

Continuing Struggle, A

XXIII-6 Frontiers

Continuing the Good Life - Helen and Scott Hearing (Schocken, $9.95)

XXXII-39 Reviewed in "The Nearings in Maine"

XXXVIII-21 Quoted in Review, "Epic and/or Idyll"

Continuing War on the Co-ops, The

II-39 Frontiers

Continuous Delight, A

XXXVIII-20 Review (Primo Levi)

Continuous Harmony, A - Wendell Berry (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, $5.95)

XXV-42 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Sacred Art"

XXV-43 Quoted in Frontiers, "Agenda for Tomorrow"

XXVI-10 Quoted on Black Elk Speaks in Editorial, "A Great Tropism"

XXVI-11 Quoted in Lead, "In the Ideal State . . ."

XXVI-13 Quoted from in Lead, "The Paramount Laws"

XXVIII-10 Quoted in Lead, "A Chastening Thought"

XXVIII-12 Quoted in Children, "Style and Character"

XXX-40 Quoted in Lead, "The Facts of Life"

XXXVII-52 Quoted in Editorial, "The Politics of Illusion"

XXXIV-11 Quoted "Defense of Literacy" in Lead

Contract Theory, The

II-10 Editorial (about unions)

Contradiction in Terms?

XXII-35 Editorial

Contradiction in Terms, A

XXXVIII-52 Lead (transitions of performing arts)

Contradictions of Religion

XXII-29 Lead

Contrast, A

XXXVIII-4 Editorial (moral law)

Contrasting World Views

XXXIX-44 Lead (Camus)

Contribution of Experts, The

XXI-27 Lead

Contribution of Science, The

III-27 Frontiers-Charles I. Glicksberg's Scientific Monthly article "Science and the Literary Mind"

Control of National Policy, The

XV-50 Lead, by Hallock Hoffman

Control Theory in the Classroom - William Glasser (Harper & Row, 1988)

XLI-26 John Clarke in Teachers College Record, Spring 1988, in Children, "Accept No Excuses"

Controversy Without Focus

VII-8 Review (Colliers, "The Struggle for Our Children's Minds)

Conventions of Knowledge, The

XXII-38 Lead

Conventions in Science

X-13 Lead

Convergence of Public and Private Interests

XL-43 Editorial

Convergences

XXXVII-22 Frontiers

Converging Lines

XVII-26 Editorial on continuity of the issue

Conversation for Democracy

X-40 Review

Conversations in Maine - Grace and James Boggs, Freddy and Lyman Paine (Boston; South End Press, 1978)

XXXI-51 Quoted in Review, "Vacuum and Revolution"

Conversations with Children - Edith F. Hunter

XV-23 Quoted in Children of same title

Conversations with Frank Walters - ed. by John R. Milton (Swallow Press, 1971)

XXVI-12 Quoted from in Review, "Talks with Frank Waters"

Convocation on Morality

XVII-23 Title of Review of Georgie Winthrop by Sloan Wilson

Conway, James

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

Conze, Edweard

XVIII-12 Its Essence and Development quoted in Review, "Is There the Ego?"

XXIV-15 Quoted in Lead, Buddhism, "Some Ancient Questions"

XXXI-21 Quoted on the Buddha in Review, "Anthology of Religion"

XXXII-9 His Buddhism quoted in Lead, "A Project of Wondering"

Cook, Bruce

XXII-40 Quoted Aug. 25 National Observer in Children, Woodstock Weekend"

Cook, Fred J.

XI-48 His Nation article on FBI reviewed, "Dossier on the FBI"

XIV-52 Quoted, Oct. 26 Nation in Lead, "The Problem of Direction"

XVI-11 His Feb. 16 Nation in Lead, "The Coming Politics of Disarmament," quoted in Lead, "Moral Man and Amoral Society"

XVI-28 His June 1-9 article in Nation, "The Corrupt Society" quoted in Frontiers, "The State of the Nation"

XXXIV-11 From Nation, Dec. 13, 1980, re "solar village"

Cook, Ralph E.

II-3 Non-registrant-discussed in Children

Cook, Dr. S. F. (University of California)

I-29 The Conflict Between the California Indian and White Civilization mentioned, quoted in Lead, "What Man Has Thought of Man"

II-11 Reference to above book in Lead, "The Current of History"

Cooke, Alistair (American correspondent for Manchester Guardian)

X-35 Quoted his column on the "Four Cases" in Frontiers, "Supreme Court to the Rescue"

XI-15 Quoted on only now is the Business Administration admitting that a recession is in process, in Review, "British Political and Social Analysis"

XI-41 Quoted his report on our constitutional rights in Frontiers, "A Story Worth Following"

XII-15 Quoted from Manchester Guardian on American Civil Liberties Union in Frontiers, "Two Varieties of Non-Conformity"

XIV-33 Quoted from May 18 issue in Children, "The Fanfare of Conformity"

Cool Millennium, The - Gerald Sykes (Prentice-Hall, 1967, $5.95)

XXI-29 Discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "The Misuse of Symbols"

Cooley, Mike

XL-47 From People and Planet (address before Right Livelihood Foundation) in Lead, "Diagnosis and a Cure"

Coomaraswamy, Anada K. (Coomaraswani)

I-39 Reference to works on Hinduism and Buddhism

III-4 Reference to in Frontiers, "Partisan Journalism"

III-21 His The Bugbear of Literacy discussed, long quotation, in Review, "The Roots of Culture"

VII-3 Quoted from Religious Basis of the Forms of Indian Society in Lead, "Extremes of Social Theory"

VI-44 Reference to Bugbear in Lead, "Mutual Aid"

XIX-48 The Bugbear of Literacy quoted in Lead, "The Races of Man"

XXIV-39 Bugbear quoted in Children, "Ancient Classics"

XXVIII-14 His quote from G. L. Kittredge in Bugbear used in Lead, "A Motive Almost Forgotten"

XXIX-47 Bugbear quoted in Lead, "Learning from the Past"

XXX-14 Bugbear quoted in Review, "Getting to Know Better"; his quote of G. L. Kittredge in Bugbear in Editorial, "Oral Literature"

XXXIII-20 Quoted from Bugbear in Lead, "Signs of a New Civilization"

XXXIV-8 Quoted from Myths and Legends of Hindus and Buddhists in Lead, "Is Nature Dual?"

XXXIV-12 Quoted from talk in Boston few days before death; also noted Bugbear of Literacy (best intro to idea of Far East) in Review, "Religion of Tomorrow"

XXXV-1 Quoted in Prasad's Children, "A Basis for Education"

XXXIV-8 Quoted Myths and Legends in Lead, "Is 'Nature' Dual?"

XXXIV-12 From talk in Boston and Bugbear of Literacy (best intro to ideas of East) in Review, "Religion of Tomorrow"

Coon, Carleton (Archeologist, University of Pennsylvania)

V-6 Discussion of his and Dupree's discoveries in Iran in Frontiers, "Another 'Cradle of the Race'"

XIII-18 Comment on History of Man by Jacquetta Hawkes, Feb. issue of History Today quoted in Frontiers, "Toward Freedom"

Coon, Gene L.

XVII-21 His The Short End quoted in Review of Black Like Me

XVII-27 The Short End quoted in Review of The Case Against Colonel Sutton

Cooney, Robert

XXX-25 His The Power of the People reviewed in "A Voice That Carries"

XL-19 New ed. quoted Power of the People struggle to end war in Review, "Innovators in History"

Cooney, Thomas E.

XI-46 His Saturday Review of Huxley's Genius and the Goddess quoted in Review, "The Bite of A. Huxley"

Cooper, Irving Ben (Chief Justice of N.Y. City Court of Special Sessions)

VII-47 Quoted on changing character of juvenile delinquents in Frontiers, "A Time of Waiting" from the American Scholar

Cooper, James Fenimore

XXIV-46 Brief statement quoted from his Home as Found in Children, "The Wrong Kind of Paideia"

Cooper, Susan

XXVI-12 Quotes from her J.B. Priestley-Portrait of an Author, Lead, "Creation and Discovery"

XXX-14 Her The Grey King reviewed in Children, "Much Ado About Reading"

Cooper, Wayne

XXX-1 His Introduction to the Passion of Claude McKay quoted in Review, "Mostly Quotation"

Cooper Union

XXXIV-23 Lincoln's address before in 1862 in Lead, "On Self-Evolvers" (re slavery)

Cooperation- The Problem of Survival

XVIII-49 Hallock Hoffman

Cooperation Under Difficulties

XXXIII-51 Frontiers

Cooperative Challenge, The - Bertram B. Fowler (Little, Brown, 1947)

I-49 Mentioned in "What Are We Waiting For?"

Cooperative Enterprise

XXXIII-3 Frontiers

Cooperative Individualism

I-37 Review of Ed MacLean's Man, Inc.

Cooperatives in the Petroleum Industry

II-39 Reference to in "The Continuing War on the Co-ops"

Co-ops, Communes & Collectives, ed. By John Case and Rosemary C. R. Taylor (Pantheon)

XXXIII-41 Reviewed in Review, "The Value of History"; also quoted and discussed in Editorial (Zwerdling's contribution to) in "Two Cheers for Co-ops!"

XXXIV-42 Quoted in Lead, "The Concourse of Hierarchies"

Co-ops and Taxes

II-6 Frontiers

Coover, Dr. John E. (Stanford)

II-35 Dr. Rhine says ignored positive elements in his findings which would have favored ESP in Frontiers, "Aspects of ESP"

Copernicus

VIII-44 Polanyi article, "From Copernicus to Einstein" quoted in Review, "Einstein and Science"

XXIX-40 Subject of quotes from Philip Handler, Ruth Nanda Anshen, Werner Heisenberg, John Wheeler in Nature of Scientific Discovery in Lead, "Science and Consciousness"

Coperthwaite, William

XVI-25 Letter to Editors text of Children, "Correspondence"

XXVI-21 Quoted from interview, Jan. Mother Earth News in Children, "Notes on Random Education"

XXVII-36 Quoted in Editorial, "Richard B. Gregg"

XXXVI-50 Wrote Lead, "Society by Design" Editorial, "What We Really Need" is on, quoted his remarks on Richard Gregg

XXXVI-51 Part II of "Society by Design"

XXXVII-14 Quoted from MANAS, Dec. 14, 1983, in Lead, "An Uneasy Inquiry"

XXXVII-37 Lead, "Society by Design" his article

XXXVII-38 "Bread Labor" of above

XXXIX-43 Lead, "Violence, Violation, Non-Violence" his article

XLI-5 Lead, "Wealth, Riches, Treasure" his article

Coping Kin

XXXII-38 Review

Coppel, Alfred

XIII-29 His Dark December quoted in Review, "Novels on the Last War"

Cordell, Magda

XXVII-36 Quoted from her paper, World Trends and Alternative Futures, in Frontiers, "Views on Technology"

Core Concepts- Health in a Changing Society - Paul M. Insel and Walton T. Roth (Mayfield, 1977)

XXXII-13 Reviewed in "Death Is Not the Enemy"

Corey, Stephen

VI-15 Quotes from his foreword to Jersil's In Search of Self in Children, discussion of Jersil's book

Corle, Edwin

IV-2 Review of his People on the Earth in "The Novels of Understanding"

XVI-38 People on the Earth quoted in Review, "The Indian Within Us"

Cornell, Joseph Bharat

XXXVIII-18 Reviewed Sharing Nature with Children

Corner, George W. (Dir. Dept. Embryology, Carnegie Institute)

VII-35 Quoted from American Scholar in Frontiers, "New Dimensions for Scientific Thinkers"

Cornford, Francis M.

XIII-32 His lectures of Before and After Socrates quoted in Review of same

XIII-41 His translation of Plato's Republic briefly quoted in Editorial, "The Great Minority"

XXVI-21 Quoted from Before and After Socrates in Lead, "Reconstitution of Purpose"

Cornet, Stephen

XIX-43 Quoted, July/Aug. California Monthly in Children, "Campus Report"

Cornuelle, Richard C.

XVII-7 Quoted Dec. 29 Look in Editorial, "Unfrustrated Conservative"

XIX-12 His quote from Tocqueville's Democracy in America in Reclaiming the American Dream used in Review, "Economics for the Millions"

Coronet (Magazine)

VI-1 Quoted an article in Children, "Science Finds the Human Soul"

VIII-13 Article on sleeping pills discussed in Frontiers, "Deceptive Nostrums"

IX-7 "Our Amazing Chinese Kids" quoted in Children

Corporate Contro, Corporate Power - Edward Herman (Cambridge University Press, 1981)

XXXV-16 Quoted review of Joel Rogers in Jan. 1982 Democracy in Review, "Utopia Gone Wrong"

Corporate Crime in the Pharmaceutical Industry - John Braithwaite (Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1986)

XL-1 Quoted from Development Dialogue, Nils Christie in Lead, "What May Happen to Science"

Corporate Morals-and Ours

I-10 Editorial

Corporate Utterances

XII-47 Editorial

Corporation Take-Over, The (ed. by Andrew Hacker)

XVII-12 W. H. Ferry's Preface to quoted in Lead, "Hungers of the Heart"

XVIII-24 Mentioned in Lead, "Systems and the Man"

XXXVI-19 Quoted in Lead, "The Neglected Capacity of Humans"

XXXVI-42 Quoted contribution by Scott Buchanan (political habits) in Lead, "Jeffersonian Reflections"

Corpses of Meaning

XXXV-11 Frontiers (publishing, books)

Corr, Michael

XXIV-26-34 Quoted, Apr 1971 Environment in Frontiers, "Urban Ills"

XXVI-15 Quoted, Nov. 1972 Environment in Lead, "Nature, Nurture, Choice"

Correct Rigidity, To

XIX-38 Editorial

Correction

I-42 Correction of misplaced line in previous week's issue

XI-30 Correction of editorial of previous week

XII-1 Facing Reality - 50??e not $1.00

Correspondence (Labor bi-weekly)

XIV-38 Condensed version of article, June 17 issue on Aldermaston March by Dr. Kathleen Gough text of Lead, "On the Edge of Tomorrow"; mentioned and quoted in Editorial, "Toward A New Society"

Correspondence (Magazine of Council for Correspondence, formerly Committee of Correspondence)

XVII-30 Quoted from Richard Titmuss' article in Mar/ Apr 1964 issue, "The Limits of the Welfare State" in Lead, "The Logic of Technology"

Correspondence

I-31 Editorial-letters from Albrecht and Lin Tsai

XVII-40 Editorial

XIV-40 Editorial, "Correspondence in Depth"

Correspondence of W. E. B. DuBois, The (Edited by Herbert Aptheker, University of Massachusetts Press)

XXX-1 Discussed in Review, "Mostly Quotation"

Correspondence on "The Great Books"

VI-13 Review

Correspondent's Suggestion, A

VII-48 Frontiers

VIII-3 Follow-up on above, "More on Organization"

Corrington, John William

XIX-13 His And Wait for the Night quoted in Frontiers, "Speak Truth to Power"

XXXIII-37 Quoted in Lead, "Irreducible Vision"

Corson, William R.

XXII-48 His review in Nov. 1 Saturday Review quote in Editorial, "What Happened in Fifty Years?"

Cort, David

IX-20 Nation article on Life article quoted in Lead, "The Fear of Loose Ends"

XI-21 Quoted Nation article, Apr 12, re the danger from pollution of food products, in Lead, "Getting Down to Business"

XIII-6 Article in Dec. 26, 1959 Nation, "The Prisoners- A Self-Portrait" quoted in Children, "Notes on Prejudice"

XIII-33 His Review, July 11, New Republic of Robert S. de Ropp's Man Against Aging quoted in Review, "How Complicated We Are"

XXIII-43 Quoted from Nation, Apr. 12, 1958, in Frontiers, "Comment on the 'Watchdog Theory'"

XXXII-24 His report in Nation (reviewed by MANAS in 1958) quoted in Review, "A Few Encouragements"

Cortines, Ruiz (President-elect of Mexico)

V-36 Reference to in Letter from Mexico

Corwin, Miles

XLI-37 His L.A. Times Mar. 27, 1988, Eban and Ian McMillan, environmentalist farmers in Lead, "Go To Grass"

Cosby, Gordon

XIX-19 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Anti-Clerical Clerics"

Coser, Lewis

XVII-37 Quoted from Dissent in Children, "Schooldays"

XXXV-14 the Culture and Commerce of Publishing review of in Saturday Review, Jan. 1982, quoted in "The Ailing Arts"

Cosgrave, John O'Hara (editor, Everybody's Magazine)

I-37 Had Hamlin Garland write on Spiritualism for his magazine

Cosinuke, Jane

XXIII-16 Her report on Maryland school quoted from March 15 Parents' Bulletin in Children, "Basic and Necessary"

Cosmic Principle, A

XXXIV-37 Frontiers (re waste, garbage, sports, recycling)

Cosmic Consciousness - R. M. Bucke

I-20 Reference to in connection with Einstein

Cosmic View - Kees Boeke

XII-37 Introduction to by Arthur H. Compton and book quoted in Children, "Child and Cosmos"

Cosmology According to Hoyle

V-8 Frontiers (The Nature of the Universe by Fred Hoyle)

Cosmopolitan East, The

VII-46 Lead

Cosmopolitan Novel

XII-47 Review

Cosmos - Carl Sagan (1981)

XXXV-14 Quoted in Lead, "Some English Musings" (re Nuclear Power)

Cost Accounting, A

XXII-9 Lead

Cost of Hamburgers, The

XLI-37 Frontiers

Costello Community Library

XVII-32 Founded by Fannia R. Steelink; editorial, "Community Library Project" (Address 3121 Olympic Blvd., L.A. 90023)

Cost of "Security," The

VIII-25 Editorial

Costs of Economic Growth - E. J. Mishan (Praeger, 1967)

XXVI-22 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Exposing Economic Fallacies"

Costs of Restoration, The

XXXI-23 Lead

Cottage Industry

XXVII-18 Editorial

Cottage Industry Technology

XXIV-1 Editorial

Cottle, Thomas

XXV-12 His Time's Children discussed and quoted in Children, "Some Freewheeling Sociology"

Cotton, Clare M. (Wall Street Journal reporter)

IX-26 Saturday Review article quoted in Frontiers, "Matters of Proportion"

Cottonwood Notes (Malachite Farm School, A.S.R. 21, Gardner, CO 81040)

XXXVII-24 Quoted Stuart Mace re the school in Children, "Places To Go"

XL-11 Fall 1986 on Small Farm School in Children, "Country and City"; also article on Quinoa

Cottrell, Alvin J.

XIII-44 His Protracted Conflict discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "Why did It Happen This Way?"

Couch, Alfred

XXIV-11 His letter to editor quoted in Lead, "Unless We Get Understanding"

Couch, W. T. (Director, University of Chicago Press)

I-17 Quoted from his Human Affairs pamphlet about attempt of American book publisher to establish cartel to increase sales of their books in Europe

Couchoud, Paul-Louis

II-28 Jan. 1939 Hibbert Journal quote on historicity of Jesus in Frontiers article

Couenhoven, G. G.

XVIII-17 His letter used in Frontiers, "The Tool-Maker's Dilemma" with a letter from Joaquin Murrieta

Could He Have Said More?

XXVIII-41 Frontiers

Coulson, JC. A.

III-52 Brief quotation from in Letter from England

V-13 Reference to in Letter from England re good to be found in atom bomb

Council for Basic Education (Washington, D.C.)

X-52 Quoted from pamphlets on the intent of the Council in Children, "Notes and Correspondence"

Council for Basic Education-(Continued)

XIII-21 Quoted from June 1959 issue in Children, "Compulsory Education"

Council for the Study of Mankind

XVIII-32 Review of Education and the Idea of Mankind, ed. by Robert Ulich

Council Journal (published by the Council for Higher Education)

XX-43 Hans F. Hofman, Donald W. Shriver, Richard Kean, George M. Schnurr, Melvin Kransberg quoted from Sept. issue in Lead, "Toward Inclusive Simplicities"

XX-52 Hudson Hoagland quoted (Oct.) in Children, "World Education"; also quoted Morris Mitchell

Council of Liberal Churches (Unitarian)

XI-50 Quotations from their pamphlet, "It Matters What We Believe" in Children, "Religion and Nature"

XII-6 Their pamphlet, "Our Children's Religion- What Kind Do We Want?" discussed in Children, "Religion Without Dogma"

Counseling the Dying

XVII-44 Frontiers

Counseling the Dying

XVII-44 Dr. Jerome D. Frank's Persuasion and Healing quoted from in Frontiers article of same title

XVII-46 Quoted in Frontiers, "Death and Transcendence"

Counter Culture Essays

XXV-6 Review

Counter Currents

XXXVII-43 Lead (Goddard, transcendentalists)

Counterattack on Deserts

XXVIII-47 Frontiers

Countercurrents

XXXVII-9 Frontiers (WRI Aug. 1983 reports quoted)

Counterpoint of Artists, The

XXXV-20 Editorial (quoted Sibyl Moholy-Nagy from Matrix of Man)

Counter-Revolution

XXXII-11 Editorial

Counter-Terror in Kenya

VI-31 Frontiers

Counter-Tradition- The Literature of Dissent and Alternatives - edited by Sheila Delany (Basic Books, 1971)

XXXIII-7 Quoted in Children, "So Does Yo' Hog"

Counting Our Blessings

XXXVII-51 Review (books received for review)

Country Editor - Henry Hough

I-46 Quoted in Lead, "Dilemmas of a Free Society"

Country Journal (Box 405, Boulder, CO 80322-Blair & Ketchum's)

XXXIII-39 Discussed Eliot Coleman from June 1980 issue in Frontiers, "Big and Little Pictures"

XXXIV-35 Quoted April 1981 issue, Douglas Hand re So. Bronx housing in Frontiers, "Building Community"

XXXIV-40 Quoted March 1981, Nathaniel Tripp on Paul and Betty Keen in Frontiers, "Pennsylvania, New England, California"

Country Journal-(Continued)

XXXV-3 Quoted story by John Baskin, Oct. 1981 issue in Children, "Some Reading"

XXXV-15 Quoted Lester R. Brown, Nov. 1981, on global economic system, in Frontiers, "What Makes for Peace?"

XXXV-26-34 Quoted March 1982, Richard Preston (on fertilizer) in Children

XXXVI-16 Quoted April 1982, Wes Jackson quoting Paul Hawken in Frontiers, "Technological Goliath"

XXXVI-36 Quoted May 1983 re acid rain and fog in Frontiers, "Slow Is Beautiful" (Hubert Voeglmann)

XXXVI-46 Quoted in Lead, "A Natural Religion"

XXXIII-50 Sept. 1980, "This Man is Changing the World" by Hugh Sidney on Lester Brown; Sam Mayall, "School at Home"

XXXIV-35 April 1981, Douglas Hand re So. Bronx housing in Frontiers, "Building Community"

XXXIV-40 March 1981, Nathaniel Tripp on Paul and Betty Keen's work in Frontiers, ""Pennsylvania, New England, California"

XXXV-3 Story by John Baskin, Oct. 1981, in Children, "Some Reading"

XXXV-15 Lester R. Brown, Nov. 1981, on global economic system in Frontiers, "What Makes for Peace?"

XXXV-26-34 March 1982, Richard Preston re fertilizer in Children, "Miscellany"

XXXVI-16 April 1982, Wes Jackson quotes Paul Hawken in Frontiers, "Technological Goliath"

Country of Marriage, The - Wendell Berry (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich)

XXVI-52 Poem, "Strangers," quoted in Lead, "How Will They Understand?"

Country of Villages, A

VIII-17 Editorial

Country-Now and Tomorrow, The

XL-43 Lead

Country Year, A - Sue Hubbell (Random House)

XXXIX-44 Commented on in Editorial, "In the Ozarks"

Countryside - monthly published in Wisconsin, founded in 1917, edited by Jerome Belanger

XXX-17 Purposes of briefly quoted in Frontiers, "A Season of Growing"

Counts, Dr. George (Teachers College, Columbia)

IV-44 Reference to in Children

Courage Knows No Sex -- Elaine Crovitz and Elizabeth Buford (Christopher Publishing House, 1978, $8.95)

XXXII-21 Reviewed in "Ladies and a Man"

Courage of Mind

IX-18 Editorial

Courage of the New Faith, The

VIII-1 Editorial

Course We Cannot Foresee, A

XXVIII-8 Lead

Court of Last Resort, The - Erle Stanley Gardner

VI-26 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Do Not a Prison Make"

Court of Man, The - Gerald H. Gottleib

XXX-6 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Question of Legitimacy"

Court of the Stone Children, The - Eleanor Cameron (Dutton, orig. pub. now by Avon paperback)

XXIX-41 Reviewed in "Rarities of Health"

Courtney, Richard

XXVI-20 Extract from his Play, Drama, and Thought quoted from Christian Science Monitor in Children, "Miscellany"

Courts-Protectors of Liberty, The

IV-40 Editorial

Cousins, Norman (Editor, Saturday Review)

I-7 Reference to his Saturday Review of Literature article, "Modern Man is Obsolete"

IV-23 Quoted his interview with Nehru in Lead, "Balance of Power"

VI-18 Quoted Saturday Review in Frontiers, "Keeping Posted"

VII-28 Quoted "God, Man and the H-Bomb" in Lead, "Without Raising His Voice"

VII-44 Quoted in defense of Albert Schweitzer in Lead, "The Claims of Philosophy"

X-48 Quoted July 27 issue in Frontiers; discussed in Editorial, "Enemies and Friends"

XI-8 Quoted quotation from his address to Methodist youth according to the Christian Century report on nuclear violence in Frontiers, "Quest for 'Commitment'"

XI-9 Act II"

XI-38 Quoted from his essay "A Most Remarkable Man" about an Indian boy who suffers blindness at 3 and overcomes his handicap, in Children, "More on The Generation"

XII-33 July 20 N.Y. Times report of his speech quoted in Editorial, "Two Moralities"

XIII-42 Article "Special Delivery Systems for War," Sept. 10 Saturday Review quoted in Frontiers, "War Is An Outdated Idea"

XIV-23 His In Place of Folly quoted in Walker Winslow's Frontiers, "The Case for Sanity"

XIX-26 Quoted May 7 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "The 'Luddite' Protest"

XX-3 Nov. 5 editorial in Saturday Review first half of Lead, "Is It Possible To Be An Optimist?"

XX-25 Quoted May 27 Saturday Review in Children, "The University Scene"

XXI-13 Quoted Mar. 2 Saturday Review in Review, "The Saturday Review"

XXI-46 Quoted Oct. 12 Saturday Review editorial in Frontiers, "Opposition to War"

XXII-49 Quoted Nov. 8 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "A Verdict of Writers"

XXIII-25-34 Quoted May 20 issue Saturday Review in Frontiers, "What 'Age' Is This?"

XXIV-16 His editorial, Mar. 27 Saturday Review quoted in Review, "Mylai-In the Magazines"

Cousins, Norman-(Continued)

XXIV-20 Briefly quoted on Calley trial, Apr 24 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "Preparations for Change"

XXIV-25 Discussion of situation in Pakistan quoted, May 22, 1971 issue Saturday Review in Lead, "The 'Normal' People"

XXIV-47 Quoted on Pentagon Papers, Oct. 30 Saturday Review in Editorial, "The Biggest Single Fact"

XXVI-22 Quoted May 8 World in Editorial, "Burmese Common Sense"

XXVI-44 Quoted Sept. 11 SR World in Review, "Not That, But This"

XXVII-7 Quoted Jan. 12 SR World in Frontiers, "We Had Reason to Know Better"

XXVII-9 Quoted Jan. 26 editorial in SR World in Frontiers, "About America and Americans"

XXVIII-15 Quoted Mar. 22 Saturday Review in Editorial, "Hope for the Middle East"

XXVIII-23 Quoted Mar. 8 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "Need to Know"

XXVIII-44 Editorial comment on Solzhenitsyn in Saturday Review, Aug. 23, in Review, "The Uses of Criticism"

XXIX-15 Quoted briefly from Saturday Review in Lead, "The Two Kinds of Knowledge"

XXIX-20 His editorial in Feb. 21 Saturday Review quoted in Review, "Sickness of the World"

XXXI-36 Quoted Saturday Review in Frontiers, "Useful Institution"

XXXI-50 Quoted from Saturday Review

XXXII-3 Quoted Saturday Review, Oct. 28, 1978, in Lead, "Paradox and Objectivity"

XXXII-4 Quoted Saturday Review, Oct. 28, 1978 issue in Frontiers, "Goliath, and a David or Two"

XXXII-23 "Private Thoughts" of Thomas Paine quoted from In God We Trust in Lead, "Not Matters of Belief"

XXXIII-21 His discussion of Harvard's selection of faculty members discussed in Children, "Thoughts About Curriculum"

XXXIII-46 Quoted from Christian Science Monitor, Aug. 20, 1980, on statesmanship in Lead, "A Historian's Prescription"

XXXIV-14 Quoted Saturday Review, Jan. 1981 issue re "Moral Majority" in Lead, "A Difficult Inquiry"

XXXIV-22 Discussion of Saturday Review editorial re religion and government, "The Moral Majority" in Children, "God and Government"

XXXV-6 Quotes Saturday Review Nov. 1981 re U.N. report on Nuclear Weapons in Lead, "For Improvisers of Peace"

XXXV-48 Quoted Aug. 31, 1982 Christian Science Monitor on demise of Saturday Review in Lead, "A Look at Intellectual Processes"

XXXVII-2 Quoted "Memories of Bucky" from Saturday Review Oct. 1983 in Frontiers, "Bucky Fuller"

XXXVII-17 Extensive quotes from in Teachers College Record, Fall 1983, in Children, "Attack on a Fallacy"

Cousins, Norman-(Continued)

XXXIX-8 From L.A. Times Magazine, Oct. 6, 1985, on teenage suicide in Children, "A Destructive System"

XL-19 Initiated Dartmouth Conferences in Frontiers, "Russians and Americans"

XLI-43 Quoted In God We Trust in Review, "What Our Founders Believed" (under new title The Republic of Reason)

XLI-48 Republic of Reason quoted (Adams & Jefferson) in Lead, "Without Technology"

Cousteau, Jacques-Yves

XXX-19 His foreword to Design for a Limited Planet quoted in Review, "No Spills, No Leaks"

XXXI-4 Remarks made in accepting International Pahlavi Environment Prize for 1977 quoted in Frontiers, "One Frontier or Many?"

Covarrubias, Miguel

III-21 Quoted from his Island of Bali in Review, "The Roots of Culture"

XXV-1 Herbert Read's quote of in his The Grass Roots of Art given in Children, "A Book by Herbert Read"

Covello, Leonard

XII-3 His The Heart is the Teacher quoted in Children

Cowan, Donald

XL-18 Quoted "A Necessity of a Liberal Education" from Stirrings of Culture in Children, "Stirrings of Culture"

Coward, Noel

V-49 Reference to his Brief Encounter in Review, "The Writer"

Cowles, Dr. Edward Spencer (Body and Mind Foundation in N.Y.)

V-50 Quoted in Frontiers on alcoholism, "A Psychological Mystery"

Cowles, John (Minneapolis Star & Tribune)

IV-43 Quotation from Look article by in Lead, "Another World"

Cowley, Malcolm

XII-50 His Oct. 26 New Republic article, "The Guru, the Beatnik, and the Good Gray Poet" quoted in Children, "The "Beatness' of Walt Whitman"

XIX-30 Quoted Summer 1966 American Scholar article, "Thirty Years Later" in Lead, "After Ideologies?"

Cox, Bruce

XXII-15 His report on The New Indians by Sam Steiner quoted from Feb. Trans-Action in Frontiers, "The Right to a Choice"

Cox, Dr. Harvey (Prof. Harvard U. Divinity School)

XIX-8 Quoted Jan. 5 Christian Century in Review, "God and Plenty"

XXXVI-6 Quoted from N.Y. Times, Oct. 7, 1977 issue re Schumacher in Lead, "Optimism or Pessimism?"

Cox, L. G.

V-11 Quoted from in Frontiers, "The Trap of 'Progress"" re DDT and other poisons

Cox, Oliver Cromwell (Prof. of Sociology & economics at Tuskegee Inst.)

I-37 His Caste, Class & Race reviewed in Frontiers

Coxe, Tench

XXIX-16 Discussed by Leo Marx in The Machine in the Garden in Lead, "The New Rationalism"

Coyote, Peter

XXXII-1 Quoted from Fall 1978 Co-Evolution Quarterly in Lead, "Various Warnings"

Cozzens, James G.

XI-4 His By Love Possessed reviewed in "Notes on Novels"

CPS Camps (Civilian Public Service)

VIII-4 Reference to in Lead, "Education and Politics"

Crabtree, Jeffrey

XXI-30 Wrote Frontiers, "The Means is the End"

Crabtree, Peter

XV-29 His article in March NEA Journal quoted in Children, "Socratic Experiment-Seventh Grade"

Cracks in the Economic Foundation

XXX-26-36 Frontiers

Cradles of Eminence - Victor and Mildred Goertzel

XVII-8 Discussed and quoted in Children of same title

Craft of Weaving, The

XXVI-23 Review

Crafts of Japan

XXXIII-1 Review

Craig, Eleanor

XXVI-13 Her book, P.S. You're Not Listening discussed and quoted in Children, "The Salvage Professionals"

Cramer, Becky

XXXII-49 Her article in Newsletter of the Ruth Washburn Cooperative Nursery as reprinted in the Parent's Bulletin quoted in "Pre-Math," in Children

Crammer, R. W.

XIV-16 Quoted from Oct. 1960 Aryan Path in Children, "Socrates and the Communists"

Crane, Dr. George

VII-13 Quoted in Children re cash reward for good grades

Cranston, Alan (California Senator)

XXX-2 His description of South Bronx of New York quoted in Frontiers, "A Trend Without a Future"

Cranston, S. L. (Co-ed. with Joseph Head of Reincarnation- An East- West Anthology)

XV-6 Above quoted in Review, "World Opinion on Reincarnation"

XXXI-5 The Phoenix Fire Mystery recommended in Lead, "Material for Foundations"

XXXI-18 Phoenix Fire Mystery quoted in Frontiers, "Ego Trip or Transcendence?"

XXXVIII-18 New Horizon in Science, Religions and Society (with Carey Williams) in Review, "Inner Discovery?"

Craven, Avery

II-14 Reference to his The Coming of the Civil War in Review

Craven, Avery-(Continued)

XXI-38 Quoted from above in Lead, "The Rules of Criticism"

XXXIII-37 Quoted from The Coming Civil War in Editorial, "Why War/"

Craven, Kenton (University of Wyoming)

XXI-21 Quoted on Robert Frost from New Directions in Teaching in Children, "The False Sovereignty of Grades"

XXVI-52 Quoted from New Directions in Teaching (Sept. 1967) in Lead, "How Will They Understand?"

Craving for One World, A

XVII-28 Frontiers-remarks by Arthur E. Morgan at a Friends meeting in Yellow Springs, Ohio

Crawford, John and Dorothea

V-29 Discussion of their Teens-How to Meet Your Problems in Children

Crawlspace - Herbert Lieberman (McKay, 1971)

XXIX-22 Discussed in Review, "Reflections on Meaning"

Creasy, Rosalind

XXXVI-12 Her Edible Landscaping quoted and reviewed in Children

Creating Alternative Futures - Hazel Henderson (Berkeley Windhover paper)

XXXI-22 Reviewed in Frontiers, "Diagnosis and Prescription"

Creating the Future, On

XXXIV-46 Lead (on teaching - schools)

Creation and Discovery

XXVI-12 Lead

Creation Science Research Center - San Diego, CA

XXXIV-24 Discussion of member Kelly Seagraves' dispute with CA schools in L.A. Times, Mar. 6, 1981 quoted in Children, "Story versus Theory"

Creative Art in Education Clinic - Syracuse University

XIV-29 Their brochure quoted in Children, "Notes on Creative Correspondence"

Creative Disorder

XXI-22 Editorial

"Creative Disorder" in Education

XX-34 Review

Creative Experience, The - series of interviews with 23 scientists and artists) (Grossman, $13.95)

XXIV-5 Morris Kline, Wilder Penfield, Ulrich Franzen, Oppi A. J. Untracht quoted in Review, "The Creative Experience"

XXXV-44 Quoted Wilder Penfield from in Children, "The Prepared Mind"

Creative Experience, The

XXIV-5 Review

Creative Listening - Rachel Pinney, M.D. (28 Wallace House, Caledonian Estates, Caledonian d., London N.7 U.K.)

XXXIV-49 Quoted in Editorial, "Really Listening"

Creative Mind, The - Henri Bergson (Greenwood Press, 1968)

XXI-7 Reviewed in "It Can't Be Done"

XXXI-12 Quoted in Lead, "The Power of Mind"

Creative Playthings, Inc.

XVII-33 Subject of William Mathes' article, "Creativity in a Prepared Environment?"

Creative Universities - Prof. Frederick Mayer

XVII-13 Quoted in Children, "Transvaluation for the Colleges"

XVII-26 Quoted in "Innovation and Participation"

Creativity and Context - Anne Buttimer, ed. (Royal University of Lund, Dept. of Geography)

XXXVII-44 Quoted Buttimer, Wolfgang Hartke in Children, "What Is Creativity?"

Creativity and Encounter

XVIII-3 Review

Creativity and Learning - ed. by Jerome Kagan (Houghton Mifflin, 1967)

XXIV-18 Essays by David Hawkins, Lawrence Kubie and Forrest Williams quoted from in Review, "The 'X' Factor of Creativity"

XXV-7 Paul Torrance quoted from in Lead, "An Age of Many Names"

Creativity and Its Cultivation (ed. by Harold H. Anderson)

XVII-2 Henry A. Murray quoted from in Children, "Matter for Reflection II"

Creativity in a "Prepared Environment" - William Mathes

XVII-33 Children on Creative Playthings, Inc. and the distortion of the concept of creativity

Creator Spirit Come - Paul Goodman (Free Life Editions, compiled by Taylor Stoehr, $11.95)

XXXI-23 Reviewed in "Paul Goodman-Incisive Gadfly"

Credibility Gap-A Digest of the Pentagon Papers compiled by Len Ackland, pub. by National Peace Literature Service, $1.25

XXV-49 Editorial comment quoted in Lead, "Have 'Nation' Any Future?"

Credible Religion

II-12 Lead

Credit Foncier Colony (Topolobampo, Mexico)

I-36 A Southwestern Utopia by Thomas A. Robertson-the story of

Credit to the UN Charter

III-22 Editorial (Alien Land Law must yield to UN Charter)

Credo?

X-49 Editorial

Credo - Stewart Edward White (Doubleday Page, 1925)

XXV-8 Different Readings"

Creed of Buddha, The - Edmond Holmes (New York & London- John Lane, 1908)

I-5 "Books on India" Review

V-52 Quoted in Frontiers, "Immortality-Again"

VIII-3 Quoted in Lead, "Point of Decision"

XI-36 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Record of Buddhism"

XVIII-12 Quoted in Review, "Is There the Ego?"

XXII-38 Quoted in Editorial, "Some Old Good Books"

XXIV-8 Quoted in Lead, "Changing American Attitudes"

XXIV-15 Quoted in Lead, "Some Ancient Questions"

XXVIII-4 Quoted in Lead, "Of Various Persuasions"

XXXVII-1 Quoted re silence of Buddha in Lead, "Maze of Opposites"

Creed or Chaos

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

Creeds in Conflict - Leslie Belton (London- Dent, 1938)

III-1 Reference to in Review, "Digests and Anthologies"

Creek Mary's Blood - Dee Brown (Holt Rinehard & Winston, 1980)

XXXV-25 Quoted, discussed in Children, "A Balanced world"

Creekmore, Herbert

IX-10 His The Chain in the Heart quoted in Lead, "The Idea of Progress"

Creel, H. G. (Professor, early Chinese literature and institutions, University of Chicago)

III-14 Took exception to Miss Jeremy Ingalls articles in Common Sense

Creeping (?) Disaster

XLI-5 Frontiers (Worldwatch #76)

Creeping Ethics

XV-14 Lead

Creeping Idealism

XXXII-22 Frontiers

Creighton, Mandella

II-44 Man to whom Lord Acton wrote, "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

Crenshaw Neighbors (Community Organization)

XVIII-42 July report from quoted in Frontiers, "The Long Road"; also letter (Aug. 17 to L.A. Times) quoted in same article

Crest Jewel of Wisdom

II-2 Reference to in Editorial, "Other Testaments"

Cr?vecoeur

IX-13 Quoted from Letters from an American Farmer in Lead, "The New Man"

IX-51 Quoted on "He is an American . . ." in Lead, "The Form of Human Life"

XII-14 Quoted in Lead, "Perplexed Pioneers"

XX-12 Quoted from Letters from an American Farmer in Lead, "Coming of Age in the World"

XXIV-8 Quoted in Review, "Notes on Americans"

Crew, Prof. F. A. E. (Edinburgh University)

I-36 Quoted regarding departure of soul from body

Crime and Punishment - Dostoevsky

XXIII-37 Brief quote from in Lead, "The Deficiency of the Present"

XXVII-40 Quoted from in Review, "Socratic Priorities"

XXXIX-42 Quoted in Lead, "The Dark Side of Human Nature"

Crime and Social Action - George Godwin (Watts, London, 1956)

XI-28 Reviewed George Godwin's above book

Crime of Galileo, The - Giorgio De Santillana (U. of Chicago Press, 1955, later reprinted by Time, Inc.)

XXVI-50 Discussed and quoted in Review of same title

Crime of Galileo, The

XXVI-50 Review

Crime of Punishment, The - Karl Menninger (Viking)

XXIII-10 Quoted Dr. Robert Coles' review of in Jan. 3, 1970 New Yorker in Review, "The Source of Moral Ideas"

Crime or Disease?

XIV-20 Frontiers article by Walker Winslow

Criminal Sociology - Enrico Ferri (1917)

III-43 Quoted in Lead, "The Anxious Quest"

XI-15 Quoted in Lead, "Science and Human Freedom"

Criminal Violence, Criminal Justice - Charles Silberman

XXXVII-7 Quoted in Children, "Best in Ohio"

Cripps, Sir Stafford

X-2 His friendship for Gandhi-review of Mahatma Gandhi-The Last Phase

Crises of the Republic - Hannah Arendt (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1972)

XXVI-1 Discussed, quoted in Review of same title

Crises of the Republic

XXVI-1 Review

Crisis - George Tabori

III-38 Review of the film, "The Original Crisis"

Crisis, The - Thomas Paine

I-1 In Lead, "The Unfinished Revolution"

II-8 Appeared Dec. 1776-Lead, "Great Reformers- Thomas Paine"

Crisis (1971) (essays-Macmillan of Canada)

XLI-41 Quoted "The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis" Lynn White, Jr. and Schumacher, Edward T. Hall, D. A. Chant (organizing citizen group) in Lead, "How Responsibility is Developed"

Crisis and Future of the Left - Peter Hain (Pluto Press 1 pound 50)

XXXIV-3 Mentioned in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion)

Crisis and Hope in American Education - Robert Ulich (Beacon, 1951)

VI-43 Reviewed in Children

Crisis and Opportunity - Arnold Simoni (Schocken)

XXXVII-18 Quoted in Lead, "Promethean Affirmation" (loss of faith in progress)

XXXVII-42 The car as simulation of freedom, in Lead, "A Matter of Taste"

Crisis and Response

XVI-27 Lead

Crisis in Christian Belief

X-28 Frontiers

Crisis in Economic Theory, The

XXXIV-20 Entire issue of the Public Interest devoted to this topic-Peter Drucker, Daniel Bell, Irving Kristol, in Lead, "The Stewardship of the Earth"

Crisis in Medicine - Raymond J. Py, M.D

XVII-9 Lead

Crisis in Psychiatry and Religion, The - Dr. O. Hobart Mowrer

XVII-6 Quoted in Review, "The Myth of Mental Illness"

Crisis in Religion, The

XX-40 Review

Crisis of Civilization, The - Leo Tolstoy

XX-2 Lead

Crisis of Our Age, The - Pitrim Sorokin (1941)

XXXVII-46 Discussed in George Nelson's Lead, "Designing a Synthetic Planet"

Crisis of Survival, The (Progressive volume)

XXV-42 Benjamin DeMott quoted from his Introduction to in Frontiers, "Issues Behind Defects"

Crisis of the Age, The

XVIII-26 Lead

Crisis of the Individual

XIII-1 Editorial

Crist, Judith

XXX-40 Movie criticism of Bo Widerberg's Man on the Roof quoted from Saturday Review, May 14, in Review, "Sad Thoughts About a Career"

Critchfield, Richard

XXVI-45 Quoted from Sept. 10 Nation in Frontiers, "Now, and Now as 'Then'"

XXIX-2 His The Golden Bowl Be Broken quoted in Editorial, "If Only . . ."

XXX-40 Article on Brazilians of Guapira quoted from L.A. Times Mar. 13, 1977, in Frontiers, "Until We Do"

XXXVIII-2 Quoted in Children, "Passages of Transition"

Critchlow, Keith

XXI-47 Seyyed Hossein Nasr's Introduction to his Islamic Patterns quoted in Review, "Worldwide Archaic Construction"

XXXI-49 Islamic Patterns quoted in Review, "Restorative Labors"

Criteria for Reviewing

XI-25 Review (Partisan Review, Howard Nemerov)

Criterion of Greatness

XIV-13 Lead

Critic of Carrel

XVII-19 Editorial

Critic of Gandhi

II-42 Review of Herbert Read review of Gandhi's Autobiography

Critic Writes, A

XIV-31 Review

Critical Comment

IX-36 Review

Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life - W. R. Alger

IX-17 Quoted by Ducasse in Lead on life after death

Critical Inquiry

XXXI-4 Saul Bellow quoted from Autumn 1975 issue in Children, "Instead of Facts"

XXXI-5 Saul Bellow quoted from above issue in Lead, "Material for Foundations"

Critical Issue, The

XXX-52 Editorial Critical Letter, A

XIII-38 Editorial

Critical Notes on Religion

XIII-47 Frontiers

Critical Question of Size - E. F. Schumacher

XXXII-52 Small is Beautiful"

XXXIII-24 Quoted in Lead, "The Other America"

Critical Ramble

XXVII-24 Review

Criticism-Pious and Impious

XLI-44 Lead (Emerson)

Criticism, and a Little Poetry

XXV-12 Frontiers

Criticism and Life

XX-40 Editorial

Criticism for Critics

V-46 Review (critics on Weil's The Need for Roots)

Criticism in Religion

XII-30 Editorial

Criticism in the Nation

X-46 Frontiers

Criticism of Political Economy - Karl Marx

V-5 Quoted from Introduction in Lead, "That Angry Man"

VI-44 Quoted in Review, "The Hope of the World"

XVII-30 Quoted from introduction in Lead, "The Logic of Technology"

Criticism of Religion, A

VIII-30 Frontiers (American Journal of Sociology reprint of past issues, sociological approach to religion)

Critics and Crusaders - Charles A. Madison

II-27 Quoted from on Great Reformers article on Henry George

Critics and Defenders of Cities

XXV-38 Frontiers

Critics and Rebuilders

XXI-35 Lead

Critics of Science

XVI-44 Review

Critique of Dialectical Reason - Jean Paul Sartre

XVIII-34 Reference to by Colin Wilson in Beyond the Outsider quoted in Frontiers, "Existentialist Perspective on Marxism." Reviewed by Raymond Aron in Encounter

Critique of Dogmatic Theology - Leo Tolstoy

XV-49 Preface to quoted in Lead, "The Religious Question"

Critique of Pure Reason - Immanuel Kant

XXXIII-6 Briefly quoted in Lead, "A Modest Pursuit of Reality"

Critique of Pure Science

X-17 Lead

Critique of Pure Tolerance, A - Robert Paul Wolff, Barrington Moore, Jr., Herbert Marcuse (Beacon Press, 1965)

XIX-51 Wolff and Marcuse quoted in Frontiers, "Beyond Tolerance"

Critique of Scientific Humanism

XXV-47 Review

Critique of the Gotha Program - Karl Marx

XXX-4 Frank Manuel's comments in re quoted from Winter 1976 Daedalus in Lead, "The Myths We Live By"

Croce, Benedetto

I-31 Discussed in Letter from Italy

II-30 Editorial "Rights and Duties" quoted from July 1949 United Nations World on meaning of "human rights"

XXVII-13 Quoted his The Philosophy of Giambattista Vico in Lead, "In Spite of His Defects"

XXVII-17 Quoted on Vico in Lead, "The Area of Human Competence"

Crockett, Jean

XXII-26 Her account of sit-in at U. of Pa. taken from Parents' Bulletin, May 15, and used as text of Children, "Six Days at the University of Pennsylvania"

Crockford's Clerical Directory

I-40 Their excuse for the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Croiset, Gerard (Dutch psychic)

IX-13 Mentioned in Editorial, "Culture in Flux"; discussed in Frontiers, "The Psychic Labyrinth"

Croly, Herbert

XIV-12 Quoted on Abraham Lincoln from New Republic in Lead, "Blurred Images of Man"

XIV-13 Quoted on Abraham Lincoln from Feb. 18, 1920 issue of New Republic in Lead, "Criterion of Greatness"

Cronin, A. J.

I-36 Reference to his experience at time of death of a child

I-39 Review of his Shannon's Way

III-45 Discussion of his magazine article, Why I Believe in God in Frontiers, "Problems of Religion"

Cronin's Way

I-39 Review of Shannon's Way by A. J. Cronin

Cronkite, Walter

XXIV-1 Quoted from Dec. 12, 1970 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "How Ho Became A Communist"

Crookes, William

I-9 Reference to his belief in Spiritualism

V-26 Quoted from letter to him in Lead, "The Theory of Illusions"

Crosby, Ernest

XXVI-41 Discussed and quoted his essay from Peace Movements in America in Review, "Peace- Makers"

Crosby, John (N.Y. Herald Tribune columnist)

XIV-15 Quoted in Children, "Children Doing Better Than Adults"

XIV-42 Quoted from Aug. 23 N.Y. Herald Tribune in Frontiers, "Honor Among Thieves?"

XIV-45 Quoted from N.Y. Herald Tribune in Children, "The Good Guys Will Conquer"

XVII-50 Dr. Alan Stuart's statement given by John Crosby quoted, June 15, 1964 Tribune in Children

XVIII-44 Quoted from Marshall McLuhan's Understanding Media in Lead, "Are We Ready To Hear?"

Crosland, C. A. R.

XII-11 His Encounter article, "What Does the Worker Want?" quoted in Lead, "The Missing Questions"

Cross, Elizabeth

X-28 Quoted from her article in the Aryan Path, April, in Children, "Not Tough Enough"

XIII-43 Quoted from her "Teachers Needed . . . Who Are They?" from April Aryan Path in Children, "Notes"

Cross Currents

XXXIII-20 Quoted John W. Dixon, Jr., discussion of Ortega's philosophy in Fall 1979 issue in Editorial, "An Examination of Life"

Cross, Ian

XI-3 Jung"

Cross, Jennifer

XXVII-43 Various Sorts"

Cross of Iron, The - Willi Heinrich

X-25 Reviewed in Review, "Last Days of the Wehrmacht"

Crossbow State, The

XXXIII-22 Editorial

Crossing, The - Clay Fisher

XIII-8 Discussed in Review, "Light Reading to Some Point"

Crossing the Line

XXI-33 Lead

Crossing to Safety - Wallace Stegner (Random House, 1988)

XLI-14 Reviewed in "Three Books" (novel)

Crossman, R. H. S. (MP)

I-10 Quoted in review of Major-General J.F.C. Fuller's "War the Means Has Become the End"

I-34 Quoted from July 17, 1948 New Statesman and Nation discussion on 2nd World War books by Fuller and Hart

I-36 Quoted from his Plato Today

V-10 Quoted his Introduction to The God That Failed in Review of the book; mentioned in Editorial, "Those That Did Not Fail"

VII-50 Quoted in Review, "Notes on the News" re absurdity of defense against the bomb

XI-36 Quoted from Encounter, July, on the futility of American policy re nuclear warfare in Review, "Britons on the Bomb"

XIII-16 His Plato Today quoted in Lead, "Political and Economic Delusions"

XXXVIII-41 From Nation, July 17, 1948, books on war

Crossroads for Democracy

XII-33 Lead

Crossroads for the Indians

XXI-27 Frontiers

Crosswinds in a Society Without Values

XXXIV-47 Frontiers - by Norm Moser

Crouching Future, The - Roger Hilsman (Doubleday, 1975, $12.50)

XXVIII-38 Reviewed in "What Will Shape the Future?"

Crovitz, Elaine

XXXII-21 Her Courage Knows No Sex reviewed in "Ladies and a Man"

Crow, Dr. James F. (Prof. of Genetics, University of Wisconsin)

XIII-4 His article "Genetic Effects of Radiation," Jan. 1958 issue of Bulletin quoted in Frontiers, "Radiation and Motivation"

Crowded Sky, The -- Hank Searl

XIV-19 Quoted in Review, "'Cultural Criticism' in Recent Novels"

Crown of Life, The - Prof. Wilson Knight

III-48 Mention of in Review, "Shakespeare and His Symbols"

Crowther, Bosley (Hollywood correspondent, N.Y. Times)

X-19 Quoted re censorship in Review, "Philosophy and Censorship"

X-26 Quoted his N.Y. Times column on motion picture, "We Are All Murderers" in Review, "The 'Unconventional' Pictures"

Crozier, Brigadier-General F. P.

XXVI-50 Quoted from The Men I Killed in Editorial, "Non-Violent Soldiers"

Crucial Distinction, A

XIX-43 Lead

Crucial Value Questions

XXXIII-40 Review

Crucible - English Publication

XXII-46 E. F. Schumacher article taken from May 1969 issue and used as Lead, "A Strategy for Development"

Crucible of Despair, The - Anthony Tucker and John Gleisner (Menard Press, London)

XXXV-23 Quoted in Editorial, "Expert Scientific Advice" (Nuclear War)

Crucible of Hope (Sojourners publ. 1985)

XXVIII-16 Discussed in Lead, "The Reformers" (Central America)

Crude Facts, The

XIII-40 Editorial

Cruel Sea, The - Nicholas Monsarrat

IV-46 Reference to in Review, "From Out of the Gloom"

Crusaders, The - Harold Lamb

XIX-18 Brief quote from in Lead, "A Good Human Life"

Crux of the Social Question, The

XVIII-21 C. Wright Mills-The Sociological Imagination

Cry, the Beloved Country - Alan Paton (Scribner's, 1948)

I-27 Review "South African Story"

V-9 Discussion of film version in Letter from South Africa

V-43 Discussion of movie in Frontiers, "An Article and a Movie"

XIX-10 Quoted in Review, "Human Ecology"

Cry and the Covenant, The - Morton Thompson (Doubleday, 1949)

XXIII-52 Story of Ignaz Phillip Semmelweis mentioned in Editorial, "Simple Cleanliness"

Cry California (Magazine)

XXXIV-46 Article by Franz Schurmann in Summer 1981 issue quoted in Frontiers, "Water for California"

Cry for Justice, The - compiled by Upton Sinclair (Lyle Stuart ed. 1963)

XXII-15 Description of cover photograph; Tolstoy; Vachel Lindsay quoted in Lead, "Old-New Directions of Thought"

XXVII-19 Jack London's introduction to 1915 first edition of quoted in Lead, "Polarities of Mind"

Crypto-Collectivists

X-39 Editorial

Cuban Defense Committee - sub-title under Frontiers, "The Group for a Living Peace"

XIII-38 Extracts from their literature quoted in Frontiers

Cuban Revolution, The

XIII-31 Frontiers

Cuckoo's Nest, The

XV-30 Review

Cudworth, Ralph

II-52 Quoted from on Descartes

III-11 Brief reference to his True Intellectual System in Spinoza lead

Culliton, Barbara J.

XXXI-52 Quoted from Sept. 29, 1978 issue in Science in Frontiers, "The Impossible Isn't Necessary"

Cult of Information, The - Theodore Roszak (Pantheon, 1986)

XXXIX-40 Quoted in Review, "Thinking versus Calculation"

Cult of Legal Murder, The

XIII-50 Review

Cult of Toughness, The

XXIV-52 Editorial

Cult of Youth, The

III-14 Lead

Cultural Action for Freedom - Paul Freire (paper published by Harvard Educational Review, 1970)

XXVII-3 Michael Maccoby's review of quoted from May 14, 1971 Science in Children's "Paulo Freire"

Cultural Activity in Africa - Ezekiel Mphahlele

XVIII-34 Lead

Cultural Affairs

XXIV-19 Joseph Featherstone's article, Jan. 1971 issue, discussed and quoted in Children, "New Meanings for Art"

Cultural Analysis via Paperback

XIII-39 Review

Cultural Centrifuge, The

XXI-52 Review

Cultural Criticism

XII-22 Frontiers

"Cultural Criticism" in Recent Novels

XIV-19 Review

Cultural Delusion, A

VI-30 Lead

Cultural Genesis

XXXVI-40 Editorial (informed tradition)

Cultural Imperialism

V-46 Editorial

Cultural Lag-A Special Case

XVIII-27 Frontiers (W. H. Ferry, Franconia College, Adolf A. Berle)

Cultural Literacy for Freedom - C. A. Bowers (Elan Publishers, Eugene, Oregon)

XXVII-50 Reviewed in Children, "Questions and More Questions"

Cultural Puzzle, A

XXXIX-47 Review (on Japan)

Cultural Regeneration

XIV-50 Editorial

Cultural Tensions

VIII-9 Frontiers

Cultural Transformation

XXIV-40 Review

Culture Against Man - Jules Henry

XVI-50 Stanley Edgar Hyman's review of quoted from New Leader, Nov. 11, in Editorial, "A Bitter, Brutal Vision"

Culture and Gain

III-50 Lead

Culture and Human Greatness

VI-16 Lead

Culture and Practical Reason - Marshall Sahlins (University of Chicago Press, $17.50)

XXX-51 Reviewed in Lead, "A Choice of Origins"

XXXVII-5 Quoted in Lead, "What I'm Doing Is Not Quite Right"

Culture and World Community

VIII-46 Frontiers (UNESCO release by Jean d'Ormesson)

Culture in Captivity

X-24 Frontiers

Culture in Crisis- A Study of the Hopi Indians - Laura Thompson (Harper & Brothers, 1950)

IV-18 Reviewed in Lead, "Psychological Warfare"

XXV-3 Quoted in Lead, "Access to Sacralization"

Culture in Flux

IX-13 Editorial

Culture of Agriculture, The

XXXIX-10 Frontiers

Culture of Cities - Lewis Mumford

XXIII-37 Quotation from in Children, "On Crowding"

Culture of India, The

I-33 Review-Hindustan Review

Culture of Narcissism, The - Christopher Lasch (Norton)

XXXIII-38 Discussed, quoted in Review, "The Role of Humans"

XXXIII-40 Quoted, discussed in Children, "Minutely Subdivided"

XXXIII-44 Discussed in Lead, "Un-Friendly Structures"

XXXIV-1 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Quavering Quest for Certainty"

Culture of Poverty, The

XXII-52 Editorial

Culture of Professionalism, The - Bledstein

XXX-12 Richard Todd's review quoted from Jan. Atlantic in Children, "Schools for Tomorrow"

Culture Out of Anarchy - Judson Jerome (Herder and Herder, 1970)

XXVI-25 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Spectacle of Change"

Culver, Dennis (painter, musician)

XXIX-45 Quoted from Mud Space & Spirit in Review, "Showing What Is Possible"

Culver, Timothy

XXIV-51 Quoted from his Ex Officio in Lead, "Instead of Apparatus"

Cummings, Ridgely

VI-14 Did Review, "Hollywood Revival"

VI-20 Did Review, "Men and Mice Have Changed"

VI-24 Did Review, "Chaplin in Limelight"

VI-30 Frontiers, "An Afternoon With Krishnamurti"

Cumont, Franz

XX-43 Quoted from After Life in Roman Paganism taken from Reincarnation in World Thought in Review, "Exit the Antiquarians"

Cumulative Force, A

XXXVIII-43 Lead (reincarnation)

Cuniberti, Betty

XL-10 Re educating children too early, L.A. Times, Nov. 20, 1986, in Children, "Arguments and Questions"

Cunningham, E. V

XVIII-11 His Sylvia quoted in Review, "On Philosophy and Poetry"

Cunningham, Kathleen (Mrs. Wilson)

XI-29 Quoted (unnamed) in Children, "Religion and Education-II" re indoctrination in kindergarten

XV-9 Quoted (unnamed) in Children, "Notes and Correspondence" (report on Midtown)

Cuomo, George

XVII-37 His Jack Be Nimble quoted in Children, "Schooldays"

Curious Clarity, A

VI-30 Review (Wisdom, Madness and Folly, by John Custance)

Curl, Huldah

XXXI-15 Native Wit in Frontiers, "Balances on the Way"

XXXIV-5 Toward An Energy Conserving Community (he is the editor) in Frontiers, "Winona, Minn., Pop. 27,000"

Curley, Thomas F.

XIII-46 Quoted from Autumn American Scholar in Lead, "The Lost Word Is Not the Last Word"

Curran, Dr. Clyde E. (Claremont Graduate School)

XII-9 Quoted from Etc. in Frontiers, "Notes on Transitions"

XV-29 His paper, "History and the Creative Individual" quoted from second issue of Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Frontiers, "A New Plateau in Psychological Studies"

XV-30 Sam material quoted in Lead, "History and the Individual"

Current

XIV-5 Article by Prof. Robert B. Heilman reprinted from Summer 1960 issue of Texas Quarterly and quoted in Lead, "Who Has Done These Things?"

Current Book-of-the-Month (Review)

I-6 Raintree County, Ross Lockridge, Jr.

I-10 The Great Rehearsal, Carl Van Doren

I-13 Ides of March, Thornton Wilder

I-17 "The Slender Threads" - Louis Lochner's annotated selections from diary of Joseph Goebbels

I-27 The Foolish Gentlewoman - Margery Sharp

I-35 Review "Man and Era" (Winston Churchill's The Gathering Storm)

I-39 Shannon's Way - A. J. Cronin

Current Book-of-the-Month (Review)-(Continued)

I-45 Review "Book of the Month"- The Running Tide, Esther Forbes

I-47 Review, "Two Novels" Dr. Faustus -Thomas Mann; Catalina - Somerset Maugham

II-22 "Book Report" (Double Muscadine, Frances Gaither)

II-24 Pearl Buck, Kinfolk; Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman

II-28 Nineteen-Eighty-Four, George Orwell

II-34 Vincent Sheean, Lead, Kindly Light (Gandhi)

II-37 "Signs of Maturity"-Harry Overstreet, The Mature Mind

II-39 "Two Novels"-Review The Mudlark, Theodore Bonnet; The Egyptian, Mika Waltari

III-10 "Disreputable Moralist"-Joyce Cary, The Horses Mouth

III-13 The Wall, John Hersey, "Philosophy in Extremis"

Current of History, The

II-11 Lead (tide of moral power moving westward - to India)

Current Philosophical Views (volume of essays published in honor of Prof. Ducasse)

XIX-42 Prof. C. J. Ducasse quoted from in Review, "Toward Humanistic Philosophy"

Current Revolutionary Thought

XXII-18 Review

Currents and Cross-Currents

XV-14 Editorial

Currents in Fiction

III-45 Review (Eric Hodgins Blandings' Way)

Currents of Change

XXVII-40 Lead

XXXIV-22 Frontiers (solar energy, diet, etc.)

Currents of Thought

V-6 Editorial

Curriculum Philosophy

XVII-29 Children; quoted from alcott H. Beatty, "Knowledge for Learning"

Currie, Robert

XXVIII-3 His book, Genius, reviewed in "Unfinished Reformation?"

Curry, Bill

XXXV-5 Quoted his story in L.A. Times, Sept. 30, 1981, re Gene Franchini, resigned from bench rather than sentence first offender, in Frontiers, "The Right Thing To Do"

Curry, Robert R.

XXX-11 Quoted from Winter 1976-77 CoEvolution Quarterly in Review, "Tracking the Water Supply"

Curti, Merle

XVIII-25 Quoted from his Peace or War in Lead, "Peace and Justice"

Curtis, Charles P. (Boston attorney)

VIII-42 His Saturday Review review of Yarmolinsky quoted in Editorial, "Recall to Sanity"

Curtis, Dorothy

XI-42 Quoted from her article in Everywoman's Family Circle for Sept. on her condemnation of the unfortunate collaboration between TV melodramas and the interests of toy manufacturers in Children

Curtis, Jane and Will (with Frank Lieberman, eds.)

XXXVII-25 Briefly quoted and their book The World of George Perkins Marsh

Curve of Binding Energy, The - John McPhee

XXXII-1 Quoted in Editorial, "Nuclear Primer"

Cusanus, Nicholas of Cusa

XXV-42 Briefly quoted from Learned Ignorance in Review, "The Sacred Art"

XXVIII-9 Discussed in Lead, "The Raw Material"

XLI-20 Quoted from Age of Adventure in "Doers Who Were Thinkers"

Cushing, Caleb

II-11 As U.S. Commissioner in China, wrote President Tyler that "heathen" Chinese Government undeserving of faithful observance of treaties

Cushman Robert E.

XX-32 His Therapeia discussed, quoted in Review, "Therapy According to Plato"

XX-40 Therapeia quoted from in Lead, "Plato or Bacon?"

XX-43 Quoted Therapeia in Frontiers, "The Nature of Historical Crisis"

XX-47 Brief quote from Therapeia in Review, "Search for Roots"

XXI-8 Long quote from Therapeia in Lead, "Philosopher of Science"

XXII-10 Quoted from Therapeia in Lead, "The Platonic Project"

XXII-43 Quoted from Therapeia in Lead, "The Sort of Persons We Are"

XXV-48 Quoted Therapeia in Lead, "A Post- Technological Faith?"

XXV-48 Also quoted in Editorial, "Plato on Science"

XXVIII-38 Therapeia quoted in Lead, "The Shadowy Terrain"

XXVIII-40 Quoted Therapeia in Lead, "The Facts of Our Lives"

XXVIII-42 Therapeia quoted in Children, "Some Musings"

XXIX-9 Therapeia quoted in Lead, "Plato's Intent and Method"

XXX-10 Quoted Prologue to Therapeia in Review, "Returned to Print"

XXX-17 Therapeia quoted in Lead, "The Persuasive Art"

XXXI-16 Preface to Greenwood Press ed. of Therapeia quoted in Lead, "Invitation to Plato"

XXXII-10 Quoted Therapeia in Lead, "The Next State of Evolution"

XXXII-52 Quoted Therapeia in Lead, "A General Understanding"

XXXIII-11 Quote from Therapeia in Lead, "Discoveries Found in Books)

XXXIII-46 Quoted chapter on "Wisdom" from Therapeia in Lead, "A Historian's Prescription"

Cushman Robert E.-(Continued)

XXXIII-49 Quoted re Plato (Meno from Therapeia in Lead, "We Who Dream"

XXXVI-22 Quoted on success in philosophy of Sophism in Lead, "End-of-the-Century Question"

XXXIX-10 Quoted on Sophism in Lead, "Two Prophets"

XL-15 New ed. of Therapeia discussed in Review, "Returning to Plato"

XLI-1 Quoted re double ignorance in "The Poet's Art"

Custance, John (pseudonym)

VI-30 Review of his Wisdom, Madness and Folly in "A Curious Clarity"

Custer Died for Your Sins - Vine Deloria, Jr.

XXIV-11 Discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "Fewer Experts Needed"

Cut Up the Land

XXVIII-36 Review

Cutler, B. J.

VII-35 Author of N.Y. Herald Tribune articles on capital punishment discussed in Lead, "The Worth of Human Life; further discussion in Editorial, "Built-In Danger"

Cutting the Gordian Knot

XXI-22 Lead

C.V.G. (Indian Correspondent) - see also Gopala-Krishna

IX-1 Reference to in Editorial, "Democratic Ideals"; author of Frontiers, "The Folly of Political Absolutes"

IX-10 Reference to in Editorial, "Gandhi's 'Pacifism'"; also quoted in Frontiers, "Gandhi's 'Pacifism'"

IX-30 "Debate on Political Economy"-Frontiers

X-19 Author of Frontiers, "India's Second Five-Year Plan"

X-25 Author of Letter from India replying to a criticism of India's policy in the dispute with Pakistan over Kashmir which appeared in Peace News by Reginald Reynolds

X-37 His reply to Mr. Reddy (D.V.) on the educational problems in India in Letter from India

XI-3 Author of Frontiers, "Disillusioned India"

XI-8 Author of Letter from India

XI-11 Letter by B.K.D. in answer to above article "Disillusioned India" in Frontiers, "Letters to India"

XII-38 Quoted in Editorial, "What Happened in Kerala"

XXI-48 Quoted on problem of Kashmir in Frontiers, "Problems Without Solutions"

Cybernetics - Norbert Weiner

II-22 About machine which solves partial differential equations. See Editorial "Thinking Machine"

Cybernetics- The Silent Conquest (Pamphlet by Donald N. Michaels)

XV-21 Quoted in Lead, "The Reconstruction of Reality"

Cycle of Alienation, The

XIII-36 Editorial

Cycle of Awakening, A

XL-18 Review (women, Speaking of Faith)

Cycle of Awakening, A

XL-18 Review (women, Speaking of Faith)

Cycle of Beginnings, A - Diana I. Ecak and Devaki Jain, eds. (New Society, 1987-seventeen essays)

XL-18 Quoted on heroism of women in Review

Cycles of Change

XXXVIII-47 Frontiers (opposed cultural changes)

Cyclops and Bruno

XXVII-49 Frontiers

Cypher, James M.

XXVI-44 His review of Ernest Fitzgerald's The High Priests of Waste quoted Sept. 17 Nation in Lead, "Wide-Open Spaces"

Cyrus (King of Persia)

XXV-1 Quote of his last words by Cicero in De Senectute used in Lead, "Order and Purpose" 187