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| Foreword | |
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| Twenty Years After - A Second Preface | |
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| Preface to the 1961 Edition | |
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| Some Types of Character and Society | |
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| Character and Society | |
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| The Characterological Struggle | |
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| From Morality to Morale: Changes in the Agents of Character Formation | |
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| Changes in the Role of the Parents | |
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| Changes in the Role of the Teacher | |
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| A Jury of Their Peers: Changes in the Agents of Character Formation (Continued) | |
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| The Peer-group in the Stage of Inner-direction | |
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| The Peer-group in the Stage of Other-direction | |
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| Storytellers as Tutors in Technique: Changes in the Agents of Character Formation (Continued) | |
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| Song and Story in the Stage of Tradition-direction | |
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| The Socializing Functions of Print in the Stage of Inner-direction | |
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| The Mass Media in the Stage of Other-direction | |
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| The Inner-directed Round of Life | |
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| Men at Work | |
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| The Side Show of Pleasure | |
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| The Struggle for Self-approval | |
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| The Other-directed Round of Life: from Invisible Hand to Glad Hand | |
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| The Economic Problem: the Human Element | |
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| The Milky Way | |
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| The Other-directed Round of Life (Continued): The Night Shift | |
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| Changes in the Symbolic Meaning of Food and Sex | |
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| Changes in the Mode of Consumption of Popular Culture | |
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| The Two Types Compared | |
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| Tradition-directed, Inner-directed, and Other-directed Political Styles: Indifferents, Moralizers, Inside-dopesters | |
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| The Indifferents | |
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| The Moralizers | |
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| The Inside-dopesters | |
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| Political Persuasions: Indignation and Tolerance | |
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| Politics as an Object of Consumption | |
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| The Media as Tutors in Tolerance | |
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| Do the Media Escape From Politics? | |
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| The Reservoir of Indignation | |
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| "In Dreams Begin Responsibilities" | |
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| Images of Power | |
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| The Leaders and the Led | |
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| Who Has the Power? | |
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| Americans and Kwakiutls | |
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| Adjustment or Autonomy? | |
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| The Adjusted, the Anomic, the Autonomous | |
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| The Autonomous Among the Inner-directed | |
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| The Autonomous Among the Other-directed | |
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| False Personalization: Obstacles to Autonomy in Work | |
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| Cultural Definitions of Work | |
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| Glamorizers, Featherbedders, Indispensables | |
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| The Overpersonalized Society | |
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| Enforced Privatization: Obstacles to Autonomy in Play | |
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| The Denial of Sociability | |
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| Sociability and the Privatization of Women | |
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| Packaged Sociabilities | |
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| The Problem of Competence: Obstacles to Autonomy in Play (Continued) | |
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| The Play's the Thing | |
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| The Forms of Competence | |
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| The Avocational Counselors | |
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| Freeing the Child Market | |
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| Autonomy and Utopia | |
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| Index | |