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I Am a Mathematician - Norbert Wiener

IX-12 Reference to and quotation from in Lead, "The Responsibility of Scientists"

I Am Me Experience

XVIII-1 Children

I Can Tell You Where It Was

XXIII-50 Review

I Ching

XXXV-15 Quote from Wang Pi on (from Needham) in Review, "Western Wisdom"

I Chose Freedom - Kravchenko

II-17 Reference to in Letter from France

I Don't Know-Do You?

IV-13 Editorial

I, Juan de Pareja - Elizabeth Borton de Trevino (Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 1965)

XXVI-6 Discussed, quoted in Children, "Three Books"

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1969) Maya Angelou

XXXVI-38 Noted on education of black children in Lead, "Servile Education in America"

I Learn from Childen - Caroline Pratt

II-26 Reviewed, quoted in Children

I Never Promised You a Rose Garden - Hannah Green (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, and Signet)

XXI-45 Discussed, quoted in Lead, "Entering Into Life"

I Renounce War - Sybil Morrison (account of origin and history of Peace Pledge Union)

XXX-12 Quoted in Lead, "On the Human Condition"

I Speak for Myself - John Haynes Holmes

XIII-11 Quoted in Lead, "Schizoid Man, Schizoid World"

I Speak for the Silent Prisoners of the Soviets - Vladimir Tchernavin

I-6 Mentioned in Lead, "The Kinship of Man"

I-19 Referred to in connection with The Dark Side of the Moon

II-31 Reference to in Lead, "The Revival of Slavery"

Iamblichus

I-30 Pythagoras"

XXI-50 Quoted on Pythagoras in Lead, "Keys to Social Change"

Iberica (publication)

VII-17 Reference to in "Arts of Peace"

XIII-18 Letter by young Spaniard quoted, Feb. 15 issue, in Frontiers, "Toward Freedom"

XVI-49 Quoted Oct. 5 issue; cruel punishments inflicted on striking Spanish miners, in Frontiers, "Aspects of the Human Situation"

Ibero-America's Expectancy - Consuelo Aldag

V-46 Frontiers

Ibn Khaldun (d. 1406 A.D.)

XXX-20 Passage on quoted from Lichtenstadter's Introduction to Classical Arabic Literature in Review, "Arabs at Their Best"

Ibsen

VII-41 His Ghosts discussed by Eric Bentley, "In Search of Theater"

Ickes, Harold (Secretary of Interior, 1943)

XXXII-48 Letter quoted in Years of Infamy to President re Japanese in Editorial, "Honor Roll"

Iconoclasm and Reconstruction

XXI-24 Review

Idea of a University - John Henry Newman (1852)

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

Idea of "Action," The

XIV-9 Editorial

Idea of Authority, The

IX-39 Lead

Idea of Fraternity in America, The - Wilson Carey McWilliams

XXVIII-45 Sept. 6 Nation review of quoted in Lead, "A Kind of Toxemia"

XXIX-49 Reviewed in "Brotherhood in America"

XXX-3 Quoted in Lead, "Reflections About Moral Decision"

Idea of Invitation, The

XIV-19 Frontiers

Idea of Knowledge

XXII-32 Lead

Idea of Man, The

XVIII-27 Editorial

Idea of Perfect History, The - George Huppert (University of Illinois Press, 1970)

XXVIII-22 Reviewed in "Lost for Centuries"

Idea of Principle in Leibnitz and the Evolution of Deductive Theory, The - Ortega (Norton, 1971)

XXIX-52 Quoted in Review, "Sartor Resartus"

XXX-9 Quoted in Lead, "Platonic Symmetries"

XXX-13 Quoted in Lead, "A Long Way To Go"

XXX-14 Quoted in Lead, "Instead of Algebra"

XXXV-36 Quoted in Review, "One Fine Day in Greece"

XXXV-40 Quoted, discussed in connection with Jacob Needleman's article on "The Humanities. . ." in Lead, "One Universal Philosophical Idea"

Idea of Progress, The

IX-10 Lead

XX-22 Lead

Idea of Science, The

XVIII-27 Lead

Idea of the Self, The

XV-25 Editorial

Idea Whose Time Has Come, An

XV-6 Editorial

XVII-2 Review

XXXVIII-12 Review (Higher Creativitiy-Harman)

Idea Whose Time Has Come, The

XXXIV-22 Review (small is possible, appropriate technology)

Ideal Image of Man

XVIII-50 Editorial

Ideal of Delusion

IX-31 Lead

Ideal of Plenitude, The

XXIV-3 Lead

Ideal of Principle in Leibnitz and the Evolution of the Deductive Theory - Ortega

XLI-9 Quoted re "beliefs" in Review, "The Lessons of Agronomy"

Idealism and Social Health

XXX-41 Editorial

Idealists and Materialists

X-50 Lead

XI-14 Follow-up in Lead, "Moral Law or Principle?

"Ideals and "Feasibilities"

XXI-37 Review

Ideals in Strange Places

VIII-31 Review - The Deserter, The Deep Six, Too Near the Sun

Ideals of Life - Millard Everett (John Wiley & Sons, New York)

VII-48 Discussed, quoted in Lead, "A Mood in Scientific Thought"

Idea of a Theater, The - Francis Fergusson

XXXII-6 Quoted in Review, "Sophocles and Shakespeare"

Ideas and Action

XV-13 Lead

Ideas and Beliefs

XXX-24 Lead

Ideas Have Consequences

III-24 Editorial

Ideas Have Consequences - Richard M. Weaver (University of Chicago Press, 1948)

I-26 Reference to in Lead, "Has History a Meaning?" Mention of conflicting reviews of book

I-30 Review, "The Ladder to High Designs Mentioned in Editorial

I-33 Editorial comment on, "Afterthoughts"

II-19 Reference to in Review, "The Moral Law"

III-3 Reference to in review of Barr book, Pilgrimage of Western Man

V-35 Quoted in Lead, "Healing the Split"

IX-47 Brief quote in Children

XII-49 Quoted in Children, "Discipline vs. Adjustment"

XXV-18 Quoted in Lead, "Myth and Metaphysics"

XXXI-51 Quoted in Review, "Vacuum and Revolution"

XXXV-42 Quoted discussed in Review, "Still Accurate Diagnosis"; paragraph on in Editorial, "Discipline in Subjective Inquiry"

Ideas Have Consequences-(Continued)

XXXV-52 Quoted briefly in Lead, "Several Kinds of Sense"

Ideas Whose Time Has Come

XXXII-4 Editorial

XXVIII-10 Frontiers

Identification and Autonomy

XX-33 Frontiers

Identity and Role

XIII-22 Lead

Identity Crisis

XX-47 Editorial

Identity of Man, The - Jacob Bronowski

XXIX-35 Quoted in Lead, "The Origin of Religion"

Identity Society, The - William Glasser (Harper & Row, 1972, $5.95)

XXV-22 Discussed and quoted in Review, "More on Reality Therapy"

Identity Versus Morality

XVIII-50 Review

Ideological Imagination, The - Louis J. Halle (Quadrangle Books, 1972)

XXV-2 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Fraud in Ideology"

XXXVI-23 Quoted in Lead, "The Saving Grace"

XXXVI-25-36 Quoted in Review, "The Origin of Capital"

XXXVI-40 Quoted on responsibility for oneself in Children, "On Peace and Honor"

XXXVII-7 Quoted in Lead, "Books about Marxism"

Ideologies and Alienation

IX-38 Lead

Ideology and Utopia (1949)

XXXI-1 John Friedmann's summary of Karl Mannheim's contribution in, in Retracking America, quoted in Frontiers, "A Good Book on Planning"

Ideology-End or New Beginning?

XXI-22 Frontiers

Ides of March - Thornton Wilder

I-13 "Book-of-the-Month" review

Idiot, The - Dostoyevsky

XV-8 Quoted in Review, "To Abolish Execution"

Idolatry of Institutions

XXIV-36 Editorial

Iduarte, Andres

XXVI-5 His book Nino quoted in Lead, "The Scholar's Role"

i.e. The Cambridge Review

IX-3 Quoted from John Hurcan article in Lead, "The Disenchanters" Quoted in Editorial, "New Courage of Mind" reflections on the intentions of the editors of this periodical

IX-23 "The Place of Opposition" discussed in Frontiers (an editorial from i.e.)

IX-28 Paul Goodman article quoted in Lead, "The Duties of Free Men" (Goodman discussing Robert MacIver's Academic Freedom in Our Time)

i.e. The Cambridge Review-(Continued)

IX-29 Harvard 1956 quoted in Lead, "The League of Anxious Men"

IX-34 "Harvard" issue discussed in Children

X-12 Quoted in Lead, "Days of Wonder"

If a Man Be Mad - Harold Maine (see also Walker Winslow)

I-3 Reviewed in Review, "Boundaries of Sanity"

I-23 Mentioned in Review, "World Without Credo"

III-51 Reference to in Lead, "The World Next Door"

XL-36 Quoted in Lead, "The Persuasions of Nature"

XXXIV-1 Quoted in Lead, "At the Foot of the Mountain"

If Men Were Angels - Milton Mayer (Atheneum 1972, $12.50)

XXVI-9 Discussed, quoted in Review, "The Play of Great Ideas"

XXIX-14 Quoted in Lead, "Reason and Rationality"

If Not Now, When? -- Frank Lindenfeld

XX-4 Frontiers

If Only . . .

V-3 Editorial

XXIX-2 Editorial

If Poets Ruled

XXII-13 Frontiers

If the Republic Had Any Sense

XXXIV-8 Review

If This Be Treason - Franklin Stevens (Wyden, 1970)

XXVI-36 Quoted from in Children, "The Unprepared Young"

If We Had Been Left Alone

XXXIV-3 Review

If You Don't Mind My Saying So - American Scholar column by Joseph Wood Krutch (book- Wm. Sloane Associates, 1964)

IX-34 Review, "Invitation to a Column"

XVIII-23 Review of his book by this title, "The Essays of Joseph Wood Krutch"

XXX-26-35 Quoted in Lead, "In Defense of the Essay"

XXX-37 Quoted in Lead, "What Is It to Know?"

XXXVIII-17 Quoted on novel in Lead, "Myths, Novels, and 'Facts'"

XXXVIII-22 On influence of psychology in Lead, "What Is Morality?"

XXXVIII-25 Quoted on the standard of living in Lead, "Conception of Man"

XXXVIII-42 Quoted in "A Start in Life"

XXXVIII-50 Quoted on poetic imagination in Lead, "Human Complexity"

If You Don't Weaken - Oscar Ameringer

I-8 Review, "Minority Men"

III-47 Long quote from in Lead, "The Good Die Young-or Barely Live" re difficulties encountered keeping Milwaukee Leader alive during World War I

III-48 Quoted in Children as to how Leader was attacked from all sides in World War I

XXXI-25 Quoted from Lead, "The Solid Meaning of Life"

. . . If You Give Them Time

XXXIII-24 Editorial

If You Live in California

XII-20 Editorial

If You Live With Little Children - Carolyn Kauffman and Patricia Farrell

XIII-10 Quoted in Children of same title

IFOR Report (International Fellowship of Reconciliation, Christian Pacifist organization)

XXXVI-21 Quoted Feb. 1983 issue, article by Joe Peacock, in Frontiers, "Progress Report"

XXXVII-37 Report of International Fellowship, Spring 1984, quoted Hannes de Graaf in Frontiers, "Notes on Technology, China, Russia"

Iliad - Homer

III-20 Reference to Rouse translation in Review, "The Greeks Had No Word For It"

X-10 Pearl C. Wilson comments on in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

XIX-3 Briefly quoted from Poems of War Resistance (WRL Peace Calendar, 1966) in Frontiers, "Anti-War Poems"

XXX-23 Source of quotation from Simone Weil in Lead, "The Vocabulary of Technics"

Iliad Illuminated, The

X-3 Lead (Simone Weil's Iliad)

Iliad, The Poem of Force - Simone Weil

V-31 Reference to in Lead, "Rehearsal for Ragnarok"

X-3 Lead, "The Iliad Illuminated"

XX-20 Quoted in Lead, "Unquiet Desperation"

XXX-21 Quoted in Frontiers, "War's 'Finest Legend'"

XXXV-46 Quoted, discussed in Lead, " Samples of Something Better"

I'll Sing You the Death of Bill Brown - Bruce Dexter

XVII-40 Discussed, quoted in Review, "The Appeal of 'No-Think'"

I'll Take My Stand - 1962 - (edited by Louis D. Rubin, Harper, 1930)

XXVIII-10 John Crowe Ransom and Lyle H. Lanier contributions quoted from in Editorial, "An Engineering Theme"

XXVIII-15 Quoted in Review, "Southern Exposure"

XXXIX-15 Quoted Ransom on Jeffersonian agrarian ideal in "The Writers"; also Lyle H. Lanier on uses of machines

Ill and Prescription

XXXV-38 Frontiers (Puerto Rico)

Ill Fares the Land

XXVI-41 Frontiers

Ill of the Age, The

XL-4 Lead

Ill Without Prescription

XXIII-8 Lead

Illich, Ivan

XXIII-47 His article, "The False Ideology of Schooling" quoted from Oct. 17 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "For Cultural Revolution"

XXIII-52 His Oct. 17 Saturday Review article quoted in Children, "Elementary Readers"

Illich, Ivan-(Continued)

XXIV-5 Quoted from New York Review of Books in Children, "Teaching Without Schooling" (taken from Cidoc Cuaderno No. 1007)

XXIV-7 Quoted in Children, "Custodian, Preacher, and Therapist" from Cidoc Cuaderno No. 1007

XXIV-17 Quoted from lecture printed in N.Y. Review of Books and Cidoc Cuaderno No. 1013 in Editorial, "Plan for Liberal Education"

XXIV-19 Quoted above article in Editorial, "Education Without Schooling"

XXIV-20 Briefly quoted in Children, "Liberal Education for Young Children"

XXIV-21 Quoted from Feb. address before American Educational Research Assn. In Lead, "Men and Their Times"

XXIV-36 Comments by Ronald Gross on his DeSchooling Society quoted from Book World in Editorial, "Idolatry of Institutions"

XXIV-36 Quoted from one of his papers and from an address given in Lima, Peru in Children, "On Understanding Illich"

XXIV-40 Quoted from Deschooling Society in Lead, "The Basis for New Beginning"

XXIV-45 Deschooling Society discussed and quoted in Children, "The Four Networks"

XXV-9 Quoted his Celebration of Awareness in Editorial, "Human Diversity"

XXV-17 His paper, "The Illusion of Unlimited Health Insurance," discussed, quoted in Frontiers, "Health is Not a Commodity"

XXV-36 Quoted his "Retooling Society," in Lead, "Diagnosis of Institutions" Also quoted same paper in Editorial, "Unnoticed Monopoly" (radical monopoly)

XXV-43 Quoted in re misunderstanding of childhood in Children, "Some Wandering Thoughts"

XXVII-9 Quoted from Cidoc paper on health insurance in Editorial, "The Cidoc Approach"

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

XXVII-23 Briefly quote din Lead, "Men and Systems"

XXVII-24 Quoted from Hygienic Nemesis in Frontiers, "The General Delusion"

XXVII-36 Quoted from London Guardian, June 13, 1973 in Frontiers, "Views on Technology"

XXVII-38 Quoted from Edinburgh lecture and Tools for Conviviality in Frontiers, "A Tough-Minded Utopian

XXVII-39 Quoted from Energy and Equity and Tools for Conviviality in Frontiers, "Energy and Food"

XXVII-50 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Dramatic Illustration"

Illich, Ivan-(Continued)

XXVIII-43 Response to his Medical Nemesis quoted from May-June Resurgence in Frontiers, "Elaboration of Common Sense"

XXIX-6 His Medical Nemesis reviewed in "Health or 'Health Services'?"

XXIX-39 Briefly quoted on energy use in Lead, "Confirming Voices"

XXIX-42 Medical Nemesis quoted in Review, "Health- A Medical Mystery" His address at Chicago conference quoted from New Schools Exchange Newsletter in Children, "Odds and Ends"

XXIX-46 Quoted address given in Canada (October) in Editorial, "Another Time Around"

XXX-12 His paper, "The Age of Professional Dominance," quoted in Frontiers, "No Even Path"

XXX-13 Quoted from Energy and Equity in Frontiers, "The Catering of Care"

XXX-17 Quoted from foreword to Leopold Kohr's The City of Man in Review, "From Manchester and Salzburg" Briefly quoted in Children, "Lao Tse, Plato and Thomas More"

XXX-38 Interview with quoted from Human Behavior, Feb., in Children, "Some Verities"

XXX-39 Interview quoted from Human Behavior in Lead, "A Designer's Approach"

XXX-40 Quoted from same interview as above in Review, "Sad Thoughts About a Career"

XXX-50 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Round-the-Clock Experts"

XXI-15 Quoted from The Right to Useful Unemployment in Lead, "Reading the Signals"

XXXI-46 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Simple Answer"

XXXII-24 His preface to Valentina Borremans' Reference Guide to Convivial Tools quoted in Frontiers, "A Tool for Finding Tools"

XXXIII-10 Discussed in Editorial, "An Important Distinction"

XXXIII-10 His article "Vernacular Values and Education" in Teachers College Record (Fall) discussed in Children, "Abolishing Double Ignorance"

XXXIII-11 Quoted from Energy and Equity in Lead, "Discoverings Found in Books"

XXXIX-12 From H20 and the Waters of Forgetfulness in Lead, "The Role of Imagination"

XXXIX-23 On meaning of the "commons" in Lead, "The Expanse of Nature" (from Green Revolution)

XL-7 From Gandhi Marg Jan. 1986 in Frontiers, "Illich on Mexico's Crisis"

XXXIV-24 Review of Shadow Work in "So Much to Undo," quotations

XXXV-41 quoted from Shadow Work in Science for Villages, May 1982, in Frontiers, "The Rise of the Self-Employed?"

Illich, Ivan-(Continued)

XXXVI-37 Quoted from Democracy, Jan. 1982, re economic growth, in Lead, "Victims of Development"; also noted in Editorial, "Even in America"

Illich on Mexico's Crisis

XL-7 Frontiers

Illiterate America - Jonathan Kozol (Doubleday, 1985)

XXXVIII-41 Reviewed in "On Illiteracy-Two Kinds"

Ills and a Remedy

XXXVI-18 Frontiers (world economy, ecology)

Ills of Bigness, The

XXX-41 Frontiers

Ills of the Mind

II-46 Editorial (Dr. Karl Menninger)

Illuminated Blake, The - annotated by David Erdman (Anchor paper, $7.95)

XXVIII-14 Reviewed in "Mind Structures-Home Structures"

XXXVI-51 Quoted in Review, "Blake, War, and Revenge"

Illumination of Values, The

XII-13 Lead

Illuminations - Walter Benjamin (1968, Harcourt, Brace & World, collection of essays by Hannah Arendt)

XXV-44 H. Arendt and Walter Benjamin quoted in Review, "Walter Benjamin"

XXXIII-18 Quote from Walter Benjamin's essay, "The Task of the Translator," in Review, "On the Translator's Art"

XXXVIII-15 On movies and theater in Review, "Theater, Television, Movies"

XXXVIII-26 Hannah Arendt's introduction on life of in Lead, "Arts of Words"

Illusion of Full Knowledge, The

XV-41 Editorial

Illusion of Immortality, The - Corlis Lamont

IV-4 Reviewed in Frontiers, "A Tilt at Immortality"

Illusion of Technique, The - William Barrett

XXXII-7 Quoted in Review, "Two Fresh Starts

XXXII-14 Quoted in Lead, "The Interlude of Thinking"

XXXII-23 Quoted in Lead, "Not Matters of Belief"

Illusion of the Two Cultures - Loren Eiseley

XVII-30 American Scholar, Summer 1964 - answer to C. P. Snow's "The Two Cultures" discussed in Frontiers, "The Dilemma of a Scientific Culture"

Illusion of Unlimited Health Insurance, The - Dr. Ivan Illich

XXV-17 This paper discussed, quoted in Frontiers, "Health Is Not a Commodity"

Illusionless Man, The - Allen Wheelis (paperback)

XXVIII-24 Discussed in Children, "Anon Saves, Anon Damns"

Illusions of Power, The

XXIIII-35 Lead

Illusions of Power, The

XXI-14 Lead

Illusions of Urban Man, The - Ruben F. W. Nelson (published for Ministry by Macmillan of Canada)

XXIX-52 Quoted in Children, "A Long Moment of Honesty"

XXXI-14 Quoted in Frontiers, "Locating the Frontier"

Illusory Affiliations

V-31 Frontiers

Illustrious Example, An

XXVI-20 Editorial

I'm OK You're OK - Thomas A. Harris

XXXIX-45 Discussed, quoted preface in Review, "A Splendid Preface"

I'm really dragged but nothing gets me down - Nat Hentoff (Simon and Schuster, $3.95)

XXI-45 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Unfamiliar Maturities"

Image of the Hero, The

XV-29 Lead

Image of Man, The

XV-13 Editorial

Image of Man in Economics, The - Walter A. Weisskopf

XXVII-20 Lead, Part I

XXVII-21 Lead, Part II

Images and Iconoclasts

XIX-15 Lead

Images, Polls, and "Reality"

XX-30 Lead

Imagination as a Means of Grace, The - Ernest L. Tuveson

XIV-48 Quoted briefly in Review, "Locke's Ambiguous Request"

Imagination of an Insurrection, The- Dublin, Easter, 1916 - William Irwin Thompson (Oxford University Press, 1967)

XXV-50 Quoted in Review, "Art and Politics"

XXVI-7 Quoted in Review, "The Paradox of Consciousness"

XXVI-18 Quoted in Review, "'Avuncular' Wisdom"

XXXVI-10 Quoted from new edition (Lindisfarne) in Review, "Irish Anguish"

An "Imagined" Reality

XIX-39 Review

Immanent in Man

XX-10 Editorial

Immediate Experience, The - Robert Warshow

XX-42 Bruno Bettelheim's discussion of quoted from Sept. 15 Peace News in Frontiers, "The Face of Violence"

Immense Journey, The - Loren Eisley

XVII-48 Quoted, discussed in Review of same title

XXXIII-44 In Review, "A Scientist to Learn From"

XXXVII-52 Quoted on Darwinian evolution and Wallace, in Lead, "Two Views of Evolution"

Immortality

IX-47 Lead, "The Troubled Dream"

Immortality - Alfred North Whitehead

XXXV-4 First essay in Part II of Science and Philosophy quoted in Editorial, "Fusion of Two Worlds"

XXXV-15 Quoted in Review, "Western Insight, Chinese Wisdom (Simon Weil)

Immortality-Again

V-52 Frontiers

Immortality Again-Without Apologies

VIII-32 Frontiers

Immortality and Ethical Culture

X-48 Review

Immortality-Shades of Viewpoint

IX-39 Review - Reincarnation-The Whole Startling Story by DeWitt Miller

Immortality of the Soul - Henry More

XXXVI-16 Quoted in Lead, "An Earlier 'Transition'"; also comment on from Willey's Seventeenth Century Background

Immortality of Various Kinds

IX-7 Frontiers

Impact of Land Ownership on Rural Appalachia (7 volumes)- Summarized by Robert Scrofani of Henry George School)

XXXVI-48 Quoted review of by Mildred J. Loomis in Frontiers, "The Community Land Trust"

Impartiality is Difficult

V-26 Editorial

Impartiality is the Issue

VII-50 Another Letter on the East

VII-46

Impartial Judge

II-13 Editorial - Indian judge only sane voice at Tokyo trials

Impasse in Ireland

XXVI-15 Editorial

Impending Change

XI-27 Editorial

Imperfect Creator, The

XLI-49 Lead (Ortega)

Imperfect Geniuses, The

XXIX-38 Lead

Imperfect Hero of Science

XXII-32 Review

Imperfect Parallel, The

XXIX-19 Lead

Imperfect Society, The

XXXI-9 Lead

Imperial Animal, The

XXV-8 Review of by Elizabeth Fisher quoted from Jan. 17 Nation in Review, "Book of Nature- Different Readings"

Imperial Chemical Industries

I-31 Discussed in Review, "Monopoly"

Imperial Woman - Pearl Buck

XI-41 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Dilemmas of Two Worlds"

Imperialism at Home

IX-11 Frontiers (American Indians)

Imperialism of Language, The

XXI-52 Frontiers

Impertinences of Brother Anonymous, The

XIX-17 Quoted in Review, "Friends from the North"

Import of the Humanities, The

XXII-6 Frontiers

Importance of Any Country, The

VII-25 Lead

Importance of History

XXI-24 Frontiers

Importance of Living, The - Lin Yutang

XV-46 Quoted by Ralph Pomeroy in Review, "The Ironist As Convert"

Importance of Self-Knowledge, The

XV-23 Lead

Important Disagreement, An

I-33 Lead, based on Herbert O. Albrecht comment

Important Questions, The

XVIII-10 Editorial

XXXVI-5 Review (Needleman)

Important to Millions

XXIII-37 Frontiers

Important to the Republic of Man

XXII-52 Lead

Impossible Enterprise, An

XXXVI-5 Lead (Can virtue be taught?)

Impossible Isn't Necessary, The

XXXI-52 Frontiers

Impossible Takes Forever, The

XXX-24 Editorial

Impotent State and an Alternative, The

XLI-22 Lead (Colin Graham)

Imprint of Gandhian Non-Violence

XII-38 Review

Imprisoned Splendour, The - Raynor C. Johnson (London, 1953)

VI-39 Reviewed, "Beyond Laboratory Jargon"

Improver of Nature

XXVIII-17 Editorial

Improving College and University Teaching (Quarterly-Graduate School of Oregon State College)

XXXI-39 Carl Rogers quoted from Winter 1958 issue in Children, "Humanistic Psychology"

Improving World Health (Worldwatch Paper #59)-William U. Chandler

XXXVIII-6 Quoted extensively in Frontiers, "Sanitation, Water Diet"

Improvisation in Music - Gertrude Price Wollner (Doubleday, 1963)

XXV-36 Brief essay on in Children, "On Music-and Other Things"

Im Schatten der Hofburg (In the Shadows of the Court-Castle - Countess von Stockhausen, Heidelberg)

V-17 Discussed in Letter from Central Europe

I, My Ancestor - Nancy Wilson Ross

III-17 Reviewed in "The Quest for a Paraclete"

In a Day's Mail

XXXI-21 Frontiers

In a Different Voice - Carol Gilligan (Harvard University Press, 1982)

XL-9 Re difference between men and women in attitude, in Review, "Of Unutterable Value"

XXXVII-49 Quoted in Review, "Neglected Sources" (contrast between men and women in modes of thought)

In Action and Repose

XXXVII-14 Review (The Heart of Philosophy)

In Addition . . .

XXVII-14 Editorial

In and Out of History

XVI-26 Frontiers

In and Out of Rome

V-39 Review, I Was a Monk, John Tettmer, and the Seven Story Mountain, Thomas Merton

In Another Light

V-6 Lead (Lights Out, Baynard Kendrick)

In Apprehension How Like A . . .

XXII-47 Review

In Behalf of a Choice

XI-7 Frontiers

In Behalf of American Indians

VIII-52 Review

In Behalf of Eyes

XXXII-20 Review

In Behalf of the Devil

VII-17 Editorial

In Behalf of John Dewey

VIII-22 Lead

In Behalf of Humanism

VII-19 Frontiers

In Behalf of Novelists

XIII-15 Review

In Behalf of Provincials

XXXVII-9 Review (generalizations and details)

In Behalf of Trees

XXXII-26-35 Editorial

In Case of Misfortune

VIII-30 Lead

In Context (quarterly) P. O. Box 215, Sequin, Wash. 98382

XXXVIII-6 Quoted from article by Catharine Burton on decentralized, holistic society in Children, "What Is Moral Education?" (Autumn 1984)

XL-3 Quoted Robert Gilman's interview with Wes Jackson, Winter 1987, in Lead, "On Becoming Inhabitants"

XL-19 Irina Mazel, Robert Gilman, Joel Schatz, Michael Shuman, etc., Winter 1987 in Frontiers, "Russians and Americans"

In Defense of Colonialism?

XI-40 Review-Nicolas Monsarrat's The Tribe That Lost Its Head

In Defense of Desperation

X-34 Review

In Defense of Poetry

XI-9 Review Lawrence Lipton from Literary Review

In Defense of Reason

XXV-13 Lead

In Defense of the "Old"

V-43 Editorial

In Defense of the Essay

XXX-26-35 Lead

In Dubious Battle - John Steinbeck

I-23 Reference to in Review, "World Without Credo"

II-32 Reference to in Review, "The End of the Novel?"

In Eastern Lands

XXXV-10 Review (North from Malaya)

Inevitable Myths, The

XXXII-47 Frontiers

In Fact - George Seldes

I-17 Illustrates possibility of newsletter method in reaching large audience

In Favor of Tarzan

IV-10 Editorial

In Favor of the People

XVIII-43 Editorial

In For Life - Tom Runyon

VII-14 Reviewed

In Ghostly Japan - Lafcadio Hearn (Little, Brown, 1899)

XXXVI-16 Quoted in Review, "A Greek Irish Artist in Japan"

XXXIX-38 Quoted in Lead, "On Books Worth Rereading"

In God We Trust - compiled by Norman Cousins (Harper, 1958)

XXXII-23 "Private Thoughts of Thomas Paine quoted from in Lead, "Not Matter of Belief"

XLI-43 Reissued as The Republ;ic of Reason-The Personal Philosophies of the Founding Fathers, quoted in Review, "What Our Founders Believed"

In God's Name

VII-43 Frontiers-Foulton Oursler's Why I Know There is a God

In Hazard - Richard Hughes (Signet)

XXIV-23 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Stories of Sea and Land"

In Honor of Bertrand Russell

XIV-43 Frontiers

In Honor of C. Wright Mills

XXIV-39 Frontiers

In Honor of Man

VI-39 Lead

In Lieu of. . .

XII-51 Editorial

In Matters of Importance

XX-45 Editorial

In Memoriam-"Great Wars" II and III

IV-1 Review-Irwin Shaw's The Young Lions

In Mere Oppugnancy

XXVI-22 Editorial

In Order to be Human

XXX-39 Editorial

In Order to Have Peace

XXVI-47 Lead

In Place of Folly - Norman Cousins

XIV-23 Quoted in Walker Winslow's Frontier article, "The Case for Sanity"

In Place of Power

XXVII-6 Lead

In Place of "Therapy"?

XVIII-23 Frontiers, D. G. Poole

In Poetic Rhythms

XXXVI-11 Lead (Czeslaw Milosz)

In Praise of a Senator

IV-23 Frontiers-about Ralph E. Flanders, Vermont Senator

In Praise of Folly - Erasum

I-46 Reference to this book in the Monterey Peninsula Herald

In Praise of Liberals

XVII-48 Editorial

In Praise of Purpose

XXX-22 Review

In Praise of Socrates

XIX-36 Review

In Praise of the Unadjusted Man

XI-28 Frontiers, review of Peter Viereck's The Unadjusted Man

In Praise of Wolves

XXIII-43 Editorial

In Pursuit of Coleridge - Kathleen Coburn

XXXII-9 Quoted in Review, "Samuel Taylor Coleridge"

In Pursuit of "Maturity"

XV-26 Editorial

In Pursuit of "Reality"

XXXII-16 Review

In Some Sense Possible

XXXIII-26-35 Editorial

In Quest of Balance

XXXIII-53 Lead

In Quest of Balances

XXX-16 Lead

In Quest of Maturity

XXXI-2 Lead

In Quest of Themselves

XXVII-14 Lead

In Search of a Future

XXII-36 Editorial

In Search of African Writers

XVIII-21 Frontiers (Ezekiel Mphahlele)

In Search of Bisco - Erskine Caldwlel (Non-fiction)

XIX-30 Quoted in Editorial, "Natural Paradise- Social Hell-Hole"

In Search of Goethe from Within - Ortega

XXXV-35 Available from Princeton University Press ed. Of The Dehumanization of Art and Notes on the Novel (1968 paper) mentioned in Lead, "On the Great Withdrawal"

In Search of SELF - Arthur T. Jersild

VI-13 Discussed in Children

In Search of the Ideas

XIII-14 Frontiers

In Some Sense Heroes

XXVIII-42 Lead

In Spite of Everything

XXX-8 Review

In Spite of His Defects

XXVII-13 Lead

In Spite of Institutions

XXIX-42 Editorial

In Spite of the Political Process

XXV-17 Review

In the Circle of the Sun - Ann Woodin (Macmillan, 1971, $7.95)

XXIV-49 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Desert Expedition"

In the Early World - Elwyn Richardson (Pantheon, $7.95 paperback, $4.95)

XXIII-12 Ivor Kraft's review of quoted from Feb. 16, 1970 Nation in Children, "Books and Other Things"

XXIV-9 Discussed and quoted in Children, "New Zealand Schoolhouse"

XXIV-19 Mentioned in Children, "New Meanings for Art"

XXVII-8 Review of quoted from New Schools Exchange Newsletter in Children, "Miscellany"

In the Footsteps of the Buddha - Rene Grousset (Grossman, 1971, $12.50 translated by J. A. Underwood)

XXIV-36 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Great Age"

XXIV-37 Quoted in Lead, "A Flower of Civilization"

In the Good Old Summertime (film)

II-46 Reviewed together with Black Magic

In the Ideal State. . .

XXVI-11 Lead

In the Interest of Candor

XI-11 Editorial

In the James Tradition

XVI-5 Review

In the Mail

XXXVIII-21 Frontiers (K. S. Acharlu)

XXXIX-47 Editorial (McLarney, Land Institute)

In the Middle of a Line

XVII-11 Review

In the Name of Progress

XXXVIII-42 Review, book of same name

In the Name of Progress - Patricia Adams and Lawrence Solomon (Doubleday, 1985)

XXXVIII-18 Editorial, "What is Really Wrong?" on ideas of this book

XXXVIII-21 Noted in Editorial, "Solution by Disaster"

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

XXXVII-41 Re population and farming in Lead, "Nurturing Activities"

XXXVIII-42 Reviewed in "In the Name of Progress"

In the Name of Sanity - Lewis Mumford

IX-16 Quoted in Frontiers, "Shop Talk"

IX-27 Lead, "Meanings of Modern Art," condensed from book

X-34 Quoted in Review, "In Defense of Desperation"

XI-14 Quoted in Frontiers, "Art and Morality"

XXI-49 Quoted in Editorial, "World of the Creator"

XXII-3 Passage from Roderick Seidenberg's letter quoted from in Lead, "World Without Drama"

XXVII-24 Quoted in Lead, "What Shall We Learn to Praise?

XXXII-1 Quoted in Lead, "Various Warnings"

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

XXXVI-17 Quoted in Lead, "Value of a Different Kind" (what art communicates)

In the News

XXIII-49 Frontiers

XXVI-44 Frontiers

In the Ozarks

XXXIX-44 Editorial (Sue Hubbell)

In the Pima County Jail

XIV-41 Frontiers, article by Jerry Wheeler

In the Public Interest (Washington Bulletin)

XXVII-17 Congressman Symingon (Mo.) quoted on health, from In the Public Interest in Frontiers, "With the Statisticians. . ."

In the Service of Life or Death?

XL-6 Frontiers (Weizenbaum)

In the Service of Men

XVI-47 Review

In the Service of Their Country- War Resisters in Prison - Dr. Willard Gaylin (Viking, $6.95)

XXIII-21 Discussed, quoted in Review, "War Resisters in Prison"

In the Shadow of Man - Jan Van Lawick-Goodall (Houghton Mifflin, 1971)

XXV-10 Quoted in second part of Frontiers, "New Views of China"

In the Wet - Nevil Shute

VIII-51 Reviewed, "The Future and Nevil Shute"

In the Woods and Fields of Concord - Thoreau (Walter Harding Gibbs, ed.)

XXXVII-8 Quoted, also quoted introduction by Harding, in Editorial, "Theoreau's 'Juxtaposition'"

In Transition- Vision and Criticism

XXVII-16 Review

Inadequate and the Inaccessible, The

XXXV-9 Frontiers (Building a Sustainable Society)

Inadequate Medical Theory

XLI-37 Review (Who Gets Sick)

Inadequacy of Fear, The - Reginald Reynolds

VII-33 Lead

INC (magazine)

XL-49 Aug. 1987, David Osborne on Grameen Bank in Editorial, "The Poor Are Not Helpless"

Inca Was Only a Man, The

II-37 Lead

Including the Swahili

X-23 Editorial

Incredible Truth, The

VI-5 Editorial

Independent - Lyle Stuart's

XIII-21 Quoted April issue in Editorial, "The California Press"

XIII-31 Lyle Stuart's report quoted from June issue in Frontiers, "The Cuban Revolution"

XIV-34 Lyle Stuart's article, "The Lies We Live By," June issue, quoted in Frontiers, "The Press in a Free Society"

XV-24 Lyle Stuart's editorial which discusses work of Peter Benenson quoted, May issue, in Frontiers, "Unclassified"

XIX-6 Robert Tabor quoted, Dec. issue, in Frontiers, "Doctrines of Changes"

Independent (Pasadena)

XII-42 Editorial on "beatniks" quoted from in Children, "A Letter on 'Beatness'"

Independent and Gazette (Berkeley, University of California)

XXXIV-39 Quoted Catherine Roberts, April 22, 1981 issue on different in University of California at turn of century and now in Children, "The Example of Socrates"

Independent Labour Party

I-31 Keir Hardie, Fenner Brockway, Bob Edwards representative men in

Independent Mind, An

XX-46 Review

Independent Mind, The

V-51 Editorial

Indeependent Scholar's Handbook, The - Ronald Gross (Addison- Wesley, 1982)

XXXV-50 Quoted, reviewed in Children, "A Self- Taught Teacher"

India - Pierre Loti

XXXII-1 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Music Makers"

India and America

VII-34 Editorial

India and China - Prabodh Chandra Bagchi

IV-7 Mention of in Frontiers, "So Much From So Little"

India in Transition

I-40 Review of Home to India by Santha Rama Rau

VIII-17 Lead

India International Centre Quarterly - Sima Sharma, ed.

XLI-8 Spring 1987 dialogue between Edward Goldsmith and Krishna Chaianya in "Today's Frontier"

India of My Dreams, The - Gandhi (Navajivan Publishing, ed. R. K. Prabhu Ahmedabad 14 (2.5 rupees) in U.S. Greenleaf Books, Canterbury, N. H.)

XXI-39 Quoted from Preface as well as text in Review, "Gandhi's Vision"

XXXIII-43 Quoted in Editorial, "The Uses of the Impossible"

XXXVI-18 Quoted in Lead, "Reflections on War"

India-The First Year

I-44 Lead

India- What Can It Teach Us? -- Max Muller (Funk & Wagnalls, 1883)

XXVIII-9 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Sources of Morality"

XXXVI-2 Quoted in Review, "For the Good of All"

India's Domestic Problems

VIII-11 Frontiers (Ram Vyas springboard)

India's Great Project

VII-34 Lead

VII-36 Frontiers, "Indian Social Philosophy"

India's New Self-Consciousness

V-53 Frontiers

India's Second Five-Year Plan

X-19 Frontiers by C.V.G.

INDIA'S Struggle- Another View

V-26 Frontiers - Arthur E. Morgan

Indian Analysis

VII-42 Review (Aryan Path article by Kabadi)

Indian Civilization-The Formative Period - Dr. S. C. Malik (published by Indian Institute of Advanced Study, 1968)

XXII-34 Quoted in Review, "Who Can Go Home Again?"

Indian Bandits Surrender

XXV-24 Frontiers

Indian Council of Peace Research (223 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg, New Delhi 1, India)

XXVI-47 Mentioned in Lead, "In Order to Have Peace"

XXVII-11 List of contributory causes of violence quoted in Lead, "Education for Peace"

Indian Dilemma

XVI-43 Lead

Indian Express

XXXVI-22 Quoted Yogesh Sharma, Feb. 11, 1983 issue on Ravishankar Maharaji ("Dada") in Lead, "End-of-the-Century Queston"

Indian Institute of World Culture (P. O. Box 402, Bangalore 560 0004)

XXXIV-17 Publishes paper quoted in Editorial by Dr. Prabhakar Machwe on decline of Indian fine arts and folk tradition, Editorial, "Mournful Verdict"

Indian Foreign Policy

VIII-14 Lead - C. V. Gopalakrishna

Indian Newspaper, An

I-29 Editorial - Nagpur Times

Indian Novel, An

V-43 Review (Bhattacharya, Music for Mohini)

Indian Opinion

XXXIII-18 Newspaper Gandhi sent to Tolstoy he wrote article appearing in 1910, quoted in Lead, "The Root of Change"

Indian Philosophy - Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan

I-1 Books on India-Review

VIII-32 Quoted in Lead, "The Theory of Caste-A Criticism"

XXV-12 Some Comparisons"

XXV-52 A Brief Exploration"

Indian Philosophy and Religion

XXIV-14 Review

Indian Readers' Fund

XVII-21 Repeat announcement with Indian address

Indian Running - Peter Nabokov (Capra Press, Santa Barbara, CA 1981)

XXXV-13 Discussed, quoted in Children, "Indian Runners"

Indian Sadhus - G. S. Ghurye

VII-33 Reviewed, "The Strange History of Ascetism"

VII-50 Frontiers, "More on Asceticism"

Indian Social Philosophy

VII-36 Frontiers

Indian Summer - John Knowled

XX-46 Quoted in Lead, "Various Confessions"

Indian Tribes, The

XXI-27 Editorial

Indian Wisdom, An

XVIII-50 Lead

Indian Within Us, The

XVI-38 Review

Indians of California - American Friends Service Committee pamphlet

IX-40 Reviewed, "Indians in California"

Indians of the Americas, The - John Collier (Norton, 1948, $3.75)

I-46 Reviewed in Frontiers, "The Great Resistance"

II-32 Quoted in Lead, "Moral Power"-Alfred Wilson, Cheyenne Indian

II-45 Brief reference to in Frontiers, "The Indians Were Not Perfect-Either"

VI-10 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Question of Freedom"

VIII-52 Quoted in Review, "In Behalf of Americans"

IX-7 Quoted in Children

X-2 Quoted in Editorial, "A Dreadful Habit"

XVII-21 Quoted in Frontiers

XXV-5 Quoted in Review, "A Red Man's History"

Indians of Thoreau, The - edited by Richard F. Fleck (Hummingbird Press, Albuquerque, NM, cloth $10, paper $4)

XXVIII-11 Reviewed in "Notes on Carpenter and Thoreau"

Indians in California

IX-40 Review (Indians of California, AFSC pamphlet)

Indians Were Not Perfect-Either, The

II-45 Frontiers (American Indians and their treatment by "Saints")

Indicators of Change

XXXIII-20 Frontiers

Indifference and Fanaticism

I-29 Review (Siegfried Kracauer on movies) Lionel Trilling

Indigo Bunting - Vincent Sheehan

XXXII-45 Quoted in Editorial re Edna St. Vincent Millay, Not All Poets"

Indigenous Yankees

XXXII-37 Frontiers

"Indispensable Class," The

XXXIII-6 Editorial

Indisputable Conclusion, An

XXXI-11 Review

Individual and His Religion, The - Gordon W. Allport (Harvard, Macmillan, 1950)

V-21 Reviewed, "Religious Psychology"

XIII-45 Quoted in Children, "Notes in Passing"

Individual and Society, The- Again

XVII-41 Lead

Individual and Society in Gandhian Ethics, The - T. N. Ganapathy

XXXV-19 Article in Gandhi Marg, Nov. 1981, quoted in Review, "No 'Mass Phenomenon'"

Individual and the World, The

II-3 Lead

Individual Conquest in the Air

XIV-24 Review

Individualism - collection of essays edited by Ronald Gross and Paul Osterman (Dell Paperback, 1971)

XXIV-51 John Gardner, Henry Murray (quoted by Gardner), Emerson, quoted in Review, "What is the Individual?"

Individualism and the Economic Order - Friedrich Hayek

II-7 Quoted in Lead, "Comprehensible Economics"

Individualism Reconsidered - David Riesman

VIII-24 Reviewed, "Man versus the Mass"

VIII-25 Quoted at length in Children

XVIII-3 Quoted in Children, "Some English Critics"

Individuality, Essays on - edited by Felix Morley

XII-4 Reviewed, "Reflections on Individuality"

Indonesia

II-11 Quoted from Revolt of Asia, Robert Payne

II-14 Quoted from Questions and Answers About Indonesia, published by Dutch Consul in Los Angeles, in Review, "Books and Other Notes"

Indonesia's First Ten Years

VIII-37 Frontiers

Industrial Revolutions, The-Again

III-47 Review-Harper's centennial issue

Industrial Society - E. F. Schumacher

XIX-39 Lead

Industrialism- A Diagnosis

XXVIII-52 Lead

Industrialize-and Perish - Gandhi (R. K. Prabuh, ed.)

XXXIII-41 Originally a phrase, then a title for small booklet, The Navajivan Publishing House (Ahmedabad, India) quoted in Frontiers, "Souls Controlled by Technology and Geography"

XXXVI-8 Quoted introductory in Lead, "A Long Way to Go" (war, peace)

XXXVI-18 Quoted in Lead, "Reflections on War"

Industries for Small Communities - Arthur Morgan (Community Service, Inc., Yellow Springs, Ohio, 1953, reissued 1962)

XXIII-38 Discussed and quoted in Review, "On Community Planning"

XXVII-42 Quoted from Preface in Children, "A Good Combination"

XXIX-47 Quoted in Editorial, "Fusion of Fact and Value"

XXXIV-23-34 Quoted in Children, "Subjects for Discussion" re Yellow Springs

XXXV-25 Quoted in Frontiers, "Bioregional Development"

Industry-Wide Bargaining - Leo Wolman

II-32 Reviewed in Frontiers

Ineffectual Good, The

II-6 Review - Toynbee

Inescapable Likeness, An

XXXVI-52 Editorial (Hertz, van der Post, Berry)

Inevitable Revolution, The - Leo Tolstoy

XXXV-52 Just translated by Ronald Sampson, quoted in Frontiers, "Some Supposings" (written in 1909-10)

Inexcusable Lie, The - Harold Peat, N.Y. 1932

I-48 Quoted in Children

Inextinguishable Reason

IX-1 Lead

Infantile Sickness of Leftism in Communism, The - Lenin

I-33 Brief quote from in Letter from England

Infeld, Leopold (Polish Physicist)

XXXIV-45 Colleague of Einstein, quoted by Mendel briefly, used in Lead, "Restoring the Balance"

Infield,Henrik

XIX-32 His paper quoted from October 1965 Israel Annals of Psychiatry and Related Disciplines in Frontiers, "Teilhard's 'Noosphere'"

Infield, Henrik (editor Cooperative Living)

VII-12 Quoted in Lead, "The Conditions of Growth"

Inflation is Unconquerable-Unless. . .

XXXVII-7 Frontiers

Influence of an Idea, The

XXI-44 Frontiers

Influence of A. S. Neill, The

XXVI-24 Editorial

Informed Conscience, The

XXIII-3 Lead

Informed Heart, The - Dr. Bruno Bettelheim

XIV-23 Quoted in Children, "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-27 Quoted, discussed in Review of same title

XIV-33 Quoted in Children, "The Fanfare of Conformity"

XIV-35 Quoted in Frontiers, "Scale of Human Attitudes"

XIV-42 Quoted in Children, "Over Attention and Loving Neglect"

XXXVIII-37 From Community Service Newsletter re TV in Children, "Critics. . . Admirers"

XXXIX-1 Re children and TV in Lead, "The World Is Something Made"

Informed Vision, The - David Hawkins (Agathon, $8.95)

XXVIII-11 Discussed, quoted in Children, "A Useful, Demanding Book" and in Editorial, "More of David Hawkins"

Ingalls, Daniel (Harvard University)

XII-7 Quoted his review of A Source Book of Indian Philosophy

Ingalls, Miss Jeremy

III-14 Her scholarship in Common Cause articles and biased favor of Christianity taken apart in Frontiers, "Scholars and Artists"

Inge, Dean

II-44 Quoted in Letter from England-ballot-box is a kind of Urim and Thummin for ascertaining the will of God

Ingenuity in Community

XXVI-39 Frontiers

Ingersoll, John

XI-22 Referred to in reference to his Pacifist standing in Review, "Hymns and Hypocrisies"

Ingersoll, Robert G.

XIV-12 His Liberty of Man, Woman and Child quoted in Frontiers, "Transcendental Influences"

Ingersoll, Robert

I-46 He and Clarence Darrow avowed atheists- Lead, "Dilemmas of a Free Society"

II-19 He and Darrow had altruism-Review, "The Moral Law"

II-49 Championed militant atheism and led attack of freethinkers on theological dogma - Review, "Modern Rationalism"

IV-18 His Letters edited by granddaughter, Eva Ingersoll Wakefield, reviewed in "Books on Religion"

IV-38 Quoted Introduction to his published letters in Lead, "The Bondage of Controversy"

Ingersoll's Philosophy

XIV-18 Frontiers

Inglis, Brian

XIII-45 His article, "The Psychopath" in Sept. Encounter quoted in Frontiers, "Psychopathology and National Defense"

Inglorious, Subordinate

III-8 Editorial, quote from J. B. S. Haldane in letter from MANAS reader

Ingraham, T. Robert (Theological student)

III-15 Quoted his Atlantic article on Blanshard book in Editorial, "The Voice of Organization"

Ingram, Timothy

XXIV-45 Quoted from Sept. 13 Nation in Lead, "The Meaning of 'Progress'"

Ingrams, Richard

XXXI-40 His introduction to Cobbett's Country Book quoted in Review, "Upsurge and Decline"

XXXVI-40 Quoted introduction to Cobbett's Country Book (on Cobbett's view of economists and theorists) in Frontiers, "Seymour and Cobbett"

Ingredients of Peace

XV-33 Frontiers

Ingredients of Western Culture

I-34 Frontiers-idea that all good doesn't come from combined influence of Hellenism and Hebraic-Christian tradition

Inhabitants, The - Julius Horwitz

XV-5 Quoted in Lead, "Where Wealth Accumulates

XVII-17 Quoted in Lead, "A Society Worth Having"

XXI-41 Quoted in Lead, "Non-Political Politics"

XXIII-41 Mentioned in Lead, "Vision and Reform"

XXXI-36 Quoted in Children, "In Spite of Everything"

XXXI-44 Quoted in Review, "Our Town"

XXXIV-47 Quoted re New York's underlying problems noted in the 60's quoted in Lead, "The Healer's Lost Art"

Inhelder, Barbel

XXIV-46 His question to Dr. Frankl given in Lead, "Reform in Scientific Thinking"

Inherent Purpose, The

XXXI-19 Lead

Inherent Reality, The

XXI-10 Review

Inhuman Development

XL-14 Editorial (Paul Gilk)

Initiative in Growth, The

XXIII-39 Lead

Inner City Press (New York)

XLI-44 June 5, 1988, Matthew Lee on rebuilding damaged buildings in Review, "A City Rebuilds Itself"

Inner Civil War, An

XI-2 Lead

Inner Discovery

XXXVIII-18 Review

Inner Exploration, An

XLI-3 Review (Joanna Field)

Inner Life, The

VI-4 Lead

Inner World of Man, The - Frances G. Wickes

XVII-18 Quoted in Lead, "An Essential Paradox"

Innis, Harold (d. 1952)

XXXV-37 Account of his work by Eric Havelock in et cetera, Fall 1981, quoted in Lead, "A Long, Hard Road," also quoted his The Strategy of Culture

Innocent Ambassadors, The - Philip Wylie

XI-31 Reviewed in Review, "Around the World with Mr. Wylie"

Innocent Blood - P. D. James

XXXVII-20 Quoted as an example of fine writing in Children, "Virtues of Fiction" (on academia and society)

Innocent Eye, The

XXI-18 Frontiers

Innocent Eye, The - Herbert Read (autobiography; Henry Holt, 1947)

XXXIII-46 Quoted in Frontiers, "Sifting Issues"

Innovation - (Magazine for industrial designers)

XXIV-3 Eugene Fubini quoted from No. 13 of 1970 series in Review, "Questions that Need Answers"

Innovation and Participation

XVII-26 Children-quotes John W. Gardner, Karl Jaspers, Balachandra Rajan, Frederick Mayer

Innovation and Restoration

XXVIII-14 Frontiers

Innovators in History

XL-19 Review Power of the People)

Innovator's Situation, The - Frank Cancian (University of California)

XXXIV-12 Review from Manchester Guardian clipping sent by reader in Frontiers, "East and West. . ." (re agriculture in Africa, etc.)

Inquiring Editorial

III-30 Editorial

Inquiry

XXXII-25 Lewis Feuer quoted from Winter 1978 issue in Lead, "Tolstoy's Theory of Knowledge"

Inquiry-(Continued)

XXXII-48 Reprint of Tom Conrad article in Fellowship, July/Aug 1979 quoted in Frontiers, "A Form of Slavery"

Inquiry Concerning Mysticism

X-16 Lead - Wendal Bull

Inquiry into Freedom

XIV-46 Frontiers

Inquiry into Religion

VIII-25 Lead

Inquiry into the Human Prospect, An - Robert Heilbroner

XXXI-20 Quoted in Lead, "The Double Consciousness"

Insane System, An

XXXV-44 Frontiers

Inscrutable Chinese, The

XXIX-25 Frontiers

Insecurities of the Spirit

VIII-50 Lead

IX-11 Lead, "Scientific Invitation," by Ralph Burhoe follow-up on above

Insel, Paul M.

XXXII-13 Introduction to his Core Concepts (coauthored with Walton T. Roth) quoted in Review, "Death Is Not the Enemy"

Inside - Helen Bryan

VI-26 Reviewed, "Do Not a Prison Make"

Inside America

II-36 Review - Kingsblood Royal - Sinclair Lewis

Inside Islam - Edward W. Said

XXXIV-10 Briefly discussed-article in Jan. 1981 Harper's in Lead, "The Problem of Noise"

Inside Soviet Schools - Susan Jacoby (Schocken, paperback 1975)

XXIX-25 Quoted in Children, "Better Than Systems"

Inside the Land Organism

XXXIX-53 Quoted introduction by Wes Jackson (not yet published) in Lead, "The Missing Element in Our Culture"

Inside the Left - Fenner Brockway (Allen & Unwin, London)

I-8 Life of English radical and history of International Labor Party in Review, "Minority Men"

II-13 Recommended reading for parents in Children

V-28 Reference to in Review of Spring's The Houses in Between

IX-40 Quoted in Frontiers, "Oh, Where Have the Socialists Gone?"

Inside the Primary School - John Blackie (Schocken, 1971, $4.95)

XXIV-52 Discussed, quoted in Children, "Why the English Schools Are Good"

Inside the Third Reich - Albert Speer

XXXIII-44 Quoted, discussed in Review by Holmes Welch, Listening to Alexander Nevsky" Also discussed in Editorial, "Bad and Good Conventions"

Insight and Responsibility

XVIII-37 Reviewed "Psychoanalysis and 'Responsibility'"

Insight and Responsibility-(Continued)

XIX-9 Quoted in Children, "Education for Commitment"

Insight in Science and in Plato

XXXVI-9 Lead by Catherine Roberts

Insight-Imagination-The Emancipation of Thought and the Modern World - (Greenleaf Press 1983)

XXXVII-22 Extensive quotation and discussion of in Children, "Education of Imagination"

Insistent Question, The

XXIII-11 Editorial

Insolent Chariots, The - John Keats (Lippincott)

XII-24 Review of by Geoffrey Wagner in the Winter ETC quoted in Review, "The Great Car Fight"

Inspection for Disarmament - edited by Seymour Melman

XII-12 Frontiers, "Our Homeopathic Charms" re Newman review of four anti-war books, including above

Inspection of Roots, The

XXI-38 Review

Inspector Calls, An - J. B. Priestley

II-15 Reviewed - "The Web"

Instaurations - D. S. Carne-Ross (University of California Press, 1979)

XXXVIII-8 Quoted on literacy, specialization, in Lead, "From Profession to Passion"

Instead of a Social Machine

XVIII-19 Lead, "A. H. Maslow"

Instead of Algebra

XXX-14 Lead

Instead of an Apparatus

XXIV-51 Lead

Instead of Collapse

XXXIII-7 Review

Instead of Education - John Holt (Dutton, $8.95)

XXXIX-47 Quoted in Children, "Reversing Gresham's Law"

Instead of Punishment

XXXIV-15 Frontiers

Instead of Violence - Arthur and Lila Weinberg

XVII-2 Emerson quoted from in Review, "An Idea Whose Time Has Come"

Instigations - Ezra Pound (1920)

XXX-18 Ernest Fenollosa essay on Chinese language in, quoted in Review, "Man Sees Horse"

Instinct and Intelligence - Major R. W. G. Hingston (Macmillan, 1929)

X-51 Discussed in Editorial, "Time Out"

XXIII-42 Mentioned in Lead, "The Decline of the 'Official'"

XXIX-23 Mentioned in Lead, "The Human Dilemma"

XXXVIII-51 Instinct began as reasons act-quoted in Lead, "The American Garden"

Institute for Food and Development Policy - 2588 Mission St., SF 94110-see also Food First News

XXXIV-24-35 Frances Moore Lappe, Joseph Collins' pamphlet Exploding the Hunger Myths in Children, "Subject for Discussion"

Institute for Local Self-Reliance (1717 18th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009)

XXIX-9 Discussion of by Gil Friend quoted, Nov. 1975 Mother Earth News in Frontiers, "Urban Food Production"

Institute for the Study of Nonviolence (founded in Carmel, CA, 1965, by Joan Baez and Ira Sandperl, Box 1001, Palo Alto, CA 94302)

XIX-47 Children, "In A Free Society"

Institute of Applied Psychology Review

XVII-52 Geoffrey G. Lindenauer quoted from Vol. 4, No. 3 in Review, "Beginnings"

Institute of Noetic Sciences

XL-51 Brendan O'Regan on "Healing, Remission, and Miracle Cures" in Frontiers, "How Come You're Alive?"

Institutes of Vishnu

XX-28 Quoted from Sacred Books of the East, VII 288-91, in Lead, "Uses and Misuses of Conformity"

"Institution" for Free Thought, An

VI-49 Review - Robert Hutchins' The University of Utopia

Institution for Freedom

IX-42 Editorial

Institution of Law, The

XXII-50 Frontiers

Instituional Investor, The

XXXVI-13 Dec. 1982 issue quoted-article by Herman Kahn and Isaac Asimov "Will the Twentieth Century Be Worth Waiting For?" in Frontiers, "The Only Known Cure"; also quoted Nancy Wells on "The Death of Paper"

"Institutional" Crisis?

XXI-45 Editorial

Institutional Dilemma, The

IV-25 Frontiers

Institutional Fix, The

XXIX-6 Frontiers

Institutional Medicine

XXVII-52 Frontiers

Institutional Reform

II-1 Frontiers (on prisons)

II-8 "The Prison System" based on subscriber's objection to above

Institutional Structure and Energy Policy

XXXV-3 Most valuable chapter of Energy and the Quality of Life quoted and reviewed in "Energy Policy in Canada"

Institutions

I-46 Editorial - on John Collier's The Indians of the Americas

Institutions-Plus and Minus

XXXVIII-39 Lead

Institutions and Human Equilibrium

XIX-23 Lead

Institutions and Symbols

X-43 Lead

Instructing the Heart

XXXVIII-1 Lead

Instruction from Nature

XXXI-3 Frontiers

Instruction on the Way

XXXVIII-19 Lead (American economy)

Instructions for Human Beings

XXXIV-9 Lead

Instructor

XX-34 Article on work of Martha Maybury Smith quoted from May 1967 issue in Children, "Music-Making for Children"

Intangible Requirements

XXXI-50 Lead

Intangibles

II-5 Editorial

Integral Urban House, The - Farallones Institute (Sierra Club, 1979)

XXXIII-21 Discussed, quoted Sim Van der Ryn, founder of the Institute, in Children, "Thoughts about Curriculum"

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

Integration of Human Knowledge, The - Oliver Reiser

XIII-23 Foreword to by Giogio de Santillana quoted in Review, "Toward a Scientific Metaphysics"

Integration of Personality - Dr. Carl Jung

I-44 Quoted in Frontiers, "'Scientific' Psychic Research"

IV-25 Quoted in Review, "Modern Man in Search of a Soul"

XX-43 Quoted in Review, "Exit the Antiquarians"

Integrative Action of the Nervous System, The - Sir Charles Sherrington (1947)

I-16 Quoted in Letter from England

Integrity of Mind

XVI-45 Review

Integrity of Student "Confusion," The

XXIII-45 Frontiers

Intellect and Nous

XXXVIII-2 Review (Hannah Arendt)

Intellectual Development?, An

XXXIX-27-36 Lead (World Watch)

Intellectual Development of Europe - John W. Draper (1876)

VI-38 Quoted in Frontiers, "Revolutions of Civilization" re culture of the Arabs

Intellectual Digest

XXVII-8 Interview with Fred Rogers re TV for children quoted in Children, "Miscellany," from Jan. issue

XXVII-50 Interview with Robert Coles quoted, Oct. 1972 issue, in Frontiers, "On Doing Good"

XXXVII-3 Quoted Feb. 1973 Jerome Bruner re choosing a "vocation" education, etc. from London Times Educational Supplement, Oct. 27, 1972, in Children, "Education Worthy of Our Species"

Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism (Pantheon, 1968) by Staughton Lynd

XXI-32 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Ordeal by History"

Intellectualizing War

XVI-15 Review

Intelligence Digest (Magazine)

IV-10 Reference to in Lead, "A Matter of Intelligence"

I. Q.

X-49 Discussed in Lead, "An Unpopular Question"

XI-6 Frontiers, "An Unpopular Question"

Intelligent "Anti-Communism"

XII-23 Review

Intensity of Life, An

VII-1 Lead

Intensive Food Production on a Human Scale-ed. By Hugh J. Roberts (sponsored by VIIISA, Santa Barbaran)

XXXV-48 Quoted John Jeavons from, in Children, ""Social Geography"

Intent of Religion, The

XXIII-14 Editorial

Intention and Sense

XXXIV-48 Frontiers (Berry, Agriculture)

Interchange (Periodical) Newsletter and forum for Minn. State Court Personnel)

XXXI-2 Report on Judge Dennis A. Challeen's restitution program quoted, April 1977 issue, in Children, "Et Cetera, Et Cetera"

Interesting Convergence, An

XXXIII-45 Editorial

Interesting Debate, An

VI-41 Frontiers

Interesting Definition, An

III-38 Editorial (definition of Communism from reader in Alaska)

Interior Man, The

VII-23 Lead

Interlude of Thinking, The

XXXII-14 Lead

Intermediate Area, The

XIV-44 Frontiers

Intermediate Outlook, An

XXXIII-46 Review

Intermediate Technologies - Alfred Latham Koenix and Julia Porter

XX-49 Lead

Intermediate Technology - E. F. Schumacher

XXVIII-21 Lead-Part I

XXVIII-22 Lead-Part II

Intermediate Technology Report (Patrick Long, editor)

XXXI-49 Quoted in Lead, "Intangible Requirements"

XXXIII-24 Quoted from George Tyler on Kuwait in IT Seminar in Lead, "The Other America"

Intermediate Technology Defined

XXVI-37 Editorial

Intermediate Technology?, What Is

XXVIII-13 Lead

Internal Factors in Evolution - Dr. L. L. Whyte (Braziller 1965)

XXI-1 Quoted in Lead, "A Matter of Elevation"

Internal Social Order, The

VII-32 Lead

Internal Wonderings

XL-48 Editorial (40th year of MANAS)

Internalizing Institutions

XXV-47 Lead

International Book House

VIII-11 Distributes MANAS in India-Editorial, "A Modest Proposal"

International Commission of Jurists (in Geneva)

XXXIII-40 Discussed briefly by Holmes Welch in Lead, "A Tibetan on Mt. Vernon St." re 1959-60 reports on Tibet

International Buddhists, The

XI-21 Frontiers-Alex Wayman letter quoted

International Conciliation (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)

XIV-35 Prof. Howard J. Taubenfeld quoted Jan. issue, as well as preface by Anne Winslow in Review, "Soviet-American Harmony!"

XIV-41 Prof. Arthur Steiner quoted, May issue, in Review, "The Many Faces of Asia"

International Conflict and Behavioral Science (Basic Books, 1964)

XXXIX-22 Chapter by Dr. Lester Grinspoon quoted in Frontiers, "The Uses of Truth"

International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements (IFOAM) - Anton L. S. Pinschof, IFOAM Secretariat, c/o Nature et Progres, 3 Chemin de la Bergerie, 91700 Ste-Genevieve-des-Bois, France)

XXVIII-37 April Newsletter mentioned in Frontiers, "Farming and Food"

XXIX-40 William Lockeretz report from Quebec, from France quoted in Frontiers, "Fertility Without Fertilizer"

XXX-17 Frau Dagi Keiffer quoted, Dec. 1976 issue, in Frontiers, "A Season of Growing"

XXXI-6 Report on controlled diet with mice quoted from Bulletin No. 23 in Editorial, "Some Humans Know Better"

International Fellowship of Reconciliation Report (FOR Report)

XXXIV-14 Dec. 1980 issue quoted in Frontiers, "The Long Road" re refusal to serve by some soldiers in occupied territories in Palestinian- Arab-Jewish war. Also interview with Jim Forest with Joseph Abileah (violinist) re his 1936 experience with Moslems

XXXV-16 Jan. 1982 issue quoted extensively from Jim Forest and Peter Herby on nuclear protest "Hollanditists" in Frontiers, "The Nuclear States. . . . Are Dinosaurs"

International Foundation for Independence IFI Bulletin

XX-13 Quoted in Frontiers, "Toward World-Wide Rural Renaissance"

IGP (International Group Plans) - insurance company

XXXVI-11 Discussed by Daniel Zwerdling, quoted in Review, "Worker Management"

International Herald Tribune

XXXIX-26 Dec. 6, 1985 Bishop Desmond Tutu on nonviolence in "Non-Violence in South Africa"

International Independence Institute - headed by Robert Swann

XXIV-50 News release concerning black farmers in Georgia quoted in Frontiers, "A Non-Violent General"

XXIV-51 Announcement of their activities in Frontiers, "New Life for Men and Land"

International Journal of Parapsychology

XV-5 Dr. Joan FitzHerbert quoted from Summer 1961 issue in Children, "The Telepathic Child"

International Journal of Psychiatry

XVII-52 Dr. Jason Aronson quoted as to purposes and policy of in Review, "Beginnings"

International Journal of Religious Education

XV-35 Prof. Nelle Morton quoted, July 1960 issue, in Children, "Listening and Learning"

XVI-11 Prof. Nelle Morton quoted July-August issue 1960, in Children, "Spiritual Resources"

International Labour Review

XXXI-16 Summary of K. Marsden article, May 1970 issue, quoted from Economically Appropriate Technologies for Developing Countries in Frontiers, "Background on Intermediate Technology"

International Union for the Conservation of Nature

XXXIII-25 A statement from quoted in Not Man Apart, April 1980 issue, in Frontiers, "An Ominous Parallel" by Robert Allen

International Tree Corps Institute, Box 888-M Winters, CA 95694. Also in Tasmania 7331 Tagari, Box 96, Stanley, Tasmania 7331; address of Bill Mollison-his work and book Permaculture Two discussed in Frontiers

XXXIV-19 "Pictures-Large and Small"

International Tribune

XXX-37 Denis de Rougement quoted, May issue, in Review, "A Case for Regionalism"

International Voluntary Service for Peace

II-39 Reviewed in Children with Howard Fast's The Last Frontiers"

International Wildlife

XXXVII-20 Jan/Feb 1984 issue quoted on Chipko Movement by David Alexander in Forntiers, "Nothing Is Too Late"

International Year of the Child

XXXIII-5 Quoted from letter on this by Robin Tanner in Children, "Changes of Taste"

Interns for the Land Institute

XL-35 Editorial

Interpersonal Development

XXVII-21 A Radical Critique"

Interpetations and Forecasts - Lewis Mumford (Harcourt, Brace Jovanovitch)

XXVI-42 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Out of Fifty Years"

XXXIX-5 Quoted re excess of editing, also on future of California-in Children, "An Alternative Philosophy"

Interpreter

I-40 Reference to it and Mildred Jensen Loomis in Lead, "The Case for Private Initiative"

III-19 Reference to it and Mrs. Loomis in Borsodi article, "New Ideas at Work" series

IV-16 Violet Siefried quoted, "We Educate Our Children at Home" in Children

Interpreters, The - George Russell (A.E.)

XXV-50 Quoted from in Review, "Art and Politics"

XXXVI-10 Quoted in Review, "Irish Anguish" from Thompson's book The Imagination of an Insurrection, also poem "Michael" fashioned upon the Gita

Interview on the Press

XV-8 Frontiers

Interview with E. F. Schumacher, An

XXIX-20 Lead - Bruce Williamson

XXIX-21 Part II

Intimate Diary - Tolstoy

XXV-45 Henri Lasserre's quote from Communities of Tolstoyans in Editorial, "Normative Social Psychology"

XXXII-3 Quoted in Editorial, "Tolstoy on Community"

XXXIII-18 Quoted in Lead, "The Root of Change"

Into the Forest - Roderick Thorp

XVI-2 Quoted in Review, "Get Your Personality Ready"

Into the Interstices!

XVII-42 Editorial

Introduction to China

XXV-19 Review

Introduction to Chinese Art, An - Michael Sullivan

XVI-24 Quoted in Review, "The Egg That Was Really a River" by Ralph S. Pomeroy

Introduction to Classical Arabic Literature - Ilse Lichtenstadter (Schocken, $6.50)

XXX-20 Reviewed in "Arabs at Their Best" material quoted from al-Ghazali's Deliverance from Error, also passage on Ibn Khaldun Editorial, "The Man Family"

Introduction to Mathematics, An - Alfred North Whitehead (1911) (Now Galaxy paperback)

XXIX-23 Quoted in Editorial, "On Teaching Mathematics"

XXIX-35 Quoted in Children, "On Counting Practice"

Introduction to Plato - Paul Friedlander

XXXVIII-17 Quoted on laws in Lead, "Myths, Novels 'Facts'"

Introduction to Radhakrishnan- The Man and His Thought - Dr. S. J. Samartha

XVIII-2 Discussed, quoted in Review, "A Philosopher-Statesman and His Work"

Introduction to Zen Buddhism - Suzuki

XVIII-32 Quoted in Lead, "The Great Shakedown

Intruder, The - Helen Fowler

VIII-9 Reviewed, "Three Forms of Suffering"

Intruder in the Dust

II-52 It and other Negro pictures reviewed, "Toward Racial Equality"

Invasive Procedures-A Year in the World of Two Surgeons - Mark Kramer (Haper & Row, 1983)

XXXVI-52 Quoted, discussed in Review, "Three Books"

Inventing America - Garry Wills

XXXII-17 Reviewed in "America's Unhonored Dream"

Inventions and Discoveries

XXIX-24 Frontiers

Inversion of the Quest

XXVI-12 Editorial

Inviolability of "X", The

XXV-12 Editorial

Invisible Curtain, The - Joseph Anthony (Rinehart, 1957)

X-37 Reviewed in Review, "A Fortunate Few"

Invisible Craft

XLI-41 Editorial (Viktor Frankl, Thoreau, Leopold)

Invisible Event, The - Stewart Britten (pamphlet from Menard Press)

XXXVI-37 Quoted in Frontiers, "Five Against War"

Invisible Frontier, An

XXXI-24 Frontiers

Invisible Glass, The - Loren Wahl

V-50 Reference to in Review, "Notes on Novels"

Invisible Island, The - Irwin Stark

VI-25 Reviewed

Invisible Man - Ralph Ellison

VII-31 Reviewed, "Novel Notes"

Invisible Momentum, The

XXX-43 Lead

Invisible Realities

XLI-47 Editorial

Invisible Term, The

XVI-25 Frontiers

Invisible Treasure, The

XXXI-41 Lead

Invitation to a Column

IX-34 Review - Krutch - American Scholar column, "If You Don't Mind My Saying So"

Invitation to Learning

XXVII-26-35 Lead

XXXVI-18 Quoted section on Montaigne in children, "The Sly Connivers"

Invitation to Communism, The

IV-20 Lead

Invitation to the Community-Minded

XX-41 Editorial

Invitation to Mr. Emerson?

V-14 Frontiers

Invitation to Plato

XXXI-16 Lead

Invitation to Utopia

XIII-28 Lead

Ionesco, Eugene

XV-31 Briefly quoted in Editorial, "Beyond Absurdity"

XVII-44 Quoted Sept. Encounter in Lead, "Where We Are Now"

Ionian Philosophy

XX-39 Frontiers

Iowa Farmer Rediscovers Nature's Way, An

XXXIII-50 Article in May 1980 Quest quoted in Frontiers, "The 'Moral' Authorities of Progress"

IQ Controversy, The - edited by N. J. Block and Gerald Dworkin (Pantheon paperback, 1976, $6.96)

XXIX-39 Reviewed in "Where Does Intelligence Come From?"

Irish Anguish

XXXVI-10 Review (The Imagination of an Insurrection)

Irish Homestead

XXXVI-10 Quoted from May 1916 issue, George Russell's response to the rising in Review, "Irish Anguish"

Irish Independence

XXV-46 Review

Irish Irony

XI-43 Editorial quote from John Mitchel's Jail Journal

Irish, Richard K.

XXVIII-36 His Go Hire Yourself an Employer reviewed in Children, "Don't Despair"

Irish Statesman

XXVI-3 George Russell quoted in Lead, "The Question of Wholeness"

Iron Age, The

III-20 Lead

Ironist As Convert, The

XV-46 Review by Ralph S. Pomeroy

Irrational Man - William Barrett (Doubleday, 1958)

XVII-32 Reviewed under the title of "Death and the Timeless Vision" quote from Robert Rein'l

XXIII-13 Discussed, quoted in Review, "A Study of Existentialism"

XXIII-45 Quoted in Review, "On 'Race'-and Much More"

XXV-3 Quoted in Lead, "Access to Sacralization"

XXVII-3 Quoted in Lead, "The World in View"

XXVIII-3 Quoted in Lead, "The Universal Expedients"

XXXI-17 Quoted in Editorial, "Alienation and Restoration"

XXXIII-10 Quoted in Lead, "The Next Station of Evolution"

XXXVIII-2 Quoted on classical tradition in literature from Aristotle in Lead, "Something that Might Work"

Irreducible Vision

XXXIII-37 Lead

Irrelevance of the Cold War, The

IV-48 Lead

Irrelevant Parallel, An

XXIX-19 Editorial

Irreplaceable Ideas

IV-45 Editorial

Irrepressible Question, The

XXX-19 Lead

Irrepressible Vision

XLI-40 Review (biography of Maslow)

Is Anybody Listening? William H. Whyte, Jr., 1952

VIII-31 Quoted in Lead, "American Self-Criticism" re reactions of European workers and union officials to a U.S. visit

Is Anyone Really "Right"?

XIII-1 Lead

Is "Art" the Remedy?

XXII-1 Lead

Is Death a Friend?

XXXVI-41 Frontiers

Is History "Organic"?

II-5 Frontiers

Is Immortality Important?

I-7 Frontiers

Is Individualism Freedom?

III-40 Frontiers

Is It Moral Education?

I-1 Frontiers

Is "Nature" Dual?

XXXIV-8 Lead

Is It Possible to be an Optimist?

XX-3 Lead

Is It Really "Free"?

XXXVI-41 Editorial (competition and monopoly)

Is It "Religion"?

VIII-29 Lead

Is Life After Death Possible?

IX-17 Ducasse article-Lead

IX-20 Frontiers, "Ducasse and Rebirth-Comment"

Is Peace "Utopian"?

XXXVII-48 Lead

Is Philosophy Important?

XX-19 Lead

Is Psychology a Science?

XI-24 Editorial

Is Science of Man Possible?

XXV-4 Lead

Is Society Entitled to Punish?

XIV-15 Frontiers

Is There a Natural Religion?

XXII-27 Lead

Is There Moral Law?

XXXVIII-4 Lead

Is There Still a Chance for Germany? -- Karl Brandt

I-26 Review of this Human Affairs pamphlet

Is There the Ego?

XVIII-12 Review

Is War "Part of the Universe"?

XIV-5 Editorial

Isaac, Erich

XXII-30 His paper, God's Acre," first in Landscape quoted from The Subversive Science in Lead, "Lost Allegiances"

Isaacs, Harold

XI-31 Wylie review of Isaacs' Scratches on Our Mind subject of Review

Isaacs Nathan

XXVI-3 His A Brief Introduction to Piaget discussed and quoted in Children, "Introduction to Piaget"

XXVII-12 Brief quote from Introduction to Piaget in Editorial, "Piaget's Contribution"

Isaacs, Susan

XXVI-39 Her book, Troubles of Children and Parents, discussed and quoted in Children, "The Early Years"

XLI-23 From Troubles of Childen and Parents in Children

Isenberg, Arthur

XXXVIII-22 From Kidma on 25th anniversary of founding in Children, "Education Overseas"

Isherwood, Christopher

V-34 Quoted his Goodbye to Berlin in Review, "My Son, My Son!"

III-12 Preface by him to Prison Etiquette

IX-33 His The World in the Evening mentioned in Review, "Notes on 'Sophisticated' Novels"

XLI-14 The Wishing Tree reviewed in "Three Books"

Isherwood, Margaret

XVIII-47 Her Faith Without Dogma reviewed under own title

Isis Unveiled - H. P. Balvatsky

V-25 Reference to n Editorial, "The Psychic Factor"

IX-13 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Psychic Labyrinth"

XII-47 Mentioned in Children, "Letters and Comment" as source of comparison of stories of Krishna, Buddha, etc.

XXIX-8 Roszak's comments on Isis Unveiled in His Unfinished Animal noted in Review, "Reconsideration of Man"

Islamic Culture, The Puzzle of

IX-46 Frontiers

Islamic Patterns - Keith Critchlow (Schocken, 1976, $24.95)

XXXI-47 Seyyed Hossein Nasr's introduction to quoted in Review, "Worldwide Archaic Construction"

XXXI-49 Quoted in Review, "Restorative Labors"

Island Drama

XXXI-5 Review

Island of Bali - Miguel Covarrubias

III-21 Quoted in Review, "The Roots of Culture"

Islandia (1975) - Austin Wright

XXXVIII-4 Quoted in Children, "Children and Community"

Islands and the Sea, The

XVIII-1 Editorial

Isn't It Fun?!

XLI-23 Review (Wendell Berry)

Israel Annals of Psychiatry and Related Disciplines

XIX-32 Henrik Infield paper quoted from Oct. 1965 issue in Frontiers, "Tilhard's 'Noosphere'"

Israel, Charles E.

XII-43 His book The Mark quoted from in Lead, "The Trees, Not the Forest"

Israel, Dode (Rose Valley School)

XXVII-1 Quoted from Sept. 1973 Parents' Bulletin in Children, "Theory and Practice"

Israeli Communities

XLI-11 Frontiers

Issa

XIII-30 Translation of Oraga Haru as The Year of My Life by Nobuyuki Yuasa quoted in Review, "Issa's Most Accomplished Year"

Issa's Most Accomplished Year

XIII-30 Review

Issue Behind War, The

XII-9 Editorial

Issue is Disarmament, The

XIV-11 Lead

Issue of Dissent, An

XII-25 Review

Issue of Harper's, An

XI-29 Review-Harper's, May 1958

Issue of "Identity," The

XVI-46 Lead

Issue of "Reductionism," The

XVIII-41 Review

Issue of "Revolution," The

XXII-44 Lead

Issues Behind the Issue, The

XIV-17 Lead

Issue Behind Defects

XXV-42 Frontiers

Issues in Education, The

XIII-37 Lead

Issues in Perspective

XXXIV-18 Editorial (distinguished men acting upon the ideas of which they become convinced)

Issues in the Struggle for Peace

XIV-46 Lead

Issues of Communication

XV-39 Lead

Issues of Peace-Making

XV-23 Editorial

It-Ain't-So-Good Department

XI-33 Frontiers

It All Goes Through the Wash

XXXII-45 Frontiers

It Can Be Done

XXXIII-49 Frontiers

It Can't Be Done

XXXI-7 Review

It Happened in Maine

XXV-15 Frontiers

It Has Happened Here

V-14 Editorial

It Is Later Than You Think - Max Lerner

IX-25 Reference to in Review, "American Scholar Symposium"

It Isn't Necessarily Murder

III-10 Review of Dorothy L. Sayers, Busman's Honeymoon

It Never Occurred to Him

I-51 Editorial (Never occurred to some to question the dictate of the State-as Germans who with inward despair still fought for their Fatherland)

It Should be the Opposite

XXXII-44 Editorial

It Takes Time - Dr. Marie Rasey (Harper, 1953)

VI-34 Reviewed in Children

It Would Profit a Man

XVII-41 Editorial

Italian South, The

VII-30 Editorial

It's About Time. . .

XXXV-13 Editorial (re letters on nuclear war)

It's Almost Funny

V-3 Review of Dwight Macdonald, from "The Responsibility of Peoples"

It's Happening All Over

XXXI-25 Frontiers

It's Hard to be Private

XVI-32 Review

It's Harder for Us

XXXI-2 Frontiers

It's More Serious Now

XXXI-4 Editorial

It's Not All Nonsense

XV-10 Frontiers

It's the Same the Whole World Over

XXXIV-43 Frontiers (Asian agriculture, economics)

Ivanov, V. I.

I-43 Quoted from Sept. 1948 Partisan Review

Ivins, William Jr.

XX-22 His book Art & Geometry discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "Art and Science"

Ivory Towers Revisited

X-25 Lead

X-30 Lead, "The End of the Age of Politics" follow up on above

Ivy Trap, The - Douglas Angus

XIV-19 Quoted from in Review, "'Cultural Criticism' in Recent Novels"

XIV-31 Briefly quoted in Review, "A Critic Writes"

I Was Called a Subversive - Mrs. Dorothy Frank

VI-15 Discussion of Collier's article in Frontiers, "Public Affairs"

I Was a Monk - John Tettemer (Knopf, 1951)

V-39 Reviewed, "In and Out of Rome"

I Went to Church in New York - W. M. Bomar (N.Y. Graymont, 1937)

III-1 Reference to in Review, "Digests and Anthologies"

Iyer, Raghavan

XIV-41 His interview with the Dalai Lama quoted from Asian Review, April 1961, in Review, "The Many Faces of Asia"

XV-33 Wrote Lead, "Ghandi's View of Man and History" I-The Concept of Human Nature

XV-34 Part II-Original Goodness and Human Perfectibility of "Gandhi's View of Man and History" in Frontiers

XV-35 Part III-The Interpretation of History

XV-36 Part IV-Assessment in Frontiers

XIX-24 The Glass Curtain Between Asia and Europe discussed and quoted in Review, "The Challenge of the Present"

XXV-46 Mention of his The Moral and Political Thought of Mahatma Gandhi in Lead, "The Fabric of Social Life"

XXVI-51 Moral and Political Thought of Mahatma Gandhi discussed and quoted in Review, "The Roots of Gandhi's Thought" 425