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Introduction to the Transaction Edition | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Some Preliminary Observations | |
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The Decade of the 1890's: The Revolt against Positivism | |
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The Critique of Marxism | |
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Durkheim and Marxism as Moral Passion | |
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Pareto and the Theory of the Elite | |
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Croce and Historical Materialism as a Canon of Interpretation | |
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Sorel and Marxism as "Social Poetry" | |
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Postscript: Gramsci and Marxist Humanism | |
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The Recovery of the Unconscious | |
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The Philosophical and Scientific Setting | |
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Bergson and the Uses of Intuition | |
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Sigmund Freud: Epistemology and Metaphysics | |
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Sigmund Freud: Social Philosophy | |
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Jung and the "Collective Unconscious" | |
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Georges Sorel's Search for Reality | |
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Neo-Idealism in History | |
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The German Idealist Tradition | |
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Dilthey and the Definition of the "Cultural Sciences" | |
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Benedetto Croce: From the "First Essays" to the "Historiography" | |
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Benedetto Croce: The Concept of Ethico-Political History | |
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Troeltsch, Meinecke, and the Crisis in German Values | |
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The Heirs of Machiavelli: Pareto, Mosca, Michels | |
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Postscript: Alain and the Restatement of Radicalism | |
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Max Weber and the Transcending of Positivism and Idealism | |
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Preamble: Durkheim and the Positivist Remainder | |
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Intellectual Origins and Early Production | |
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The Methodological Phase | |
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The Studies of Religion | |
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Sociology and History | |
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The European Imagination and the First World War | |
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The Generation of 1905 | |
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Peguy and Alain-Fournier | |
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The Novelist and the Bourgeois World: Gide and Mann | |
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The Moral Legacy of the War: Spengler and the "Elders" | |
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The Literary Sensations of the Postwar Years: Hesse, Proust, Pirandello | |
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The Decade of the 1920's: The Intellectuals at the Point of Cleavage | |
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The New Philosophical Interests | |
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The Social Question | |
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The Role of the Intellectuals: Mann, Benda, Mannheim | |
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A Generation in Retrospect | |
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Bibliographical Note | |
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Index | |