The Resource Human nature : theories, conjectures, and descriptions, [Edited by] John J. Mitchell
Human nature : theories, conjectures, and descriptions, [Edited by] John J. Mitchell
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- Language
- eng
- Extent
- viii, 473 pages
- Contents
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- Pt. I. The study of human nature. The need for a mature science of human nature / Abraham H. Maslow. -- Human nature and the organized system / Paul Goodman. -- Why study human nature? / John J. Mitchell. -- On taking human nature as the basis of morality / Kai Nielsen. -- On the origin of inequality /Jean-Jacques Rousseau. -- Pt. II. The many possibilities for human nature. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- Three kinds of human nature / Gardner Murphy. -- Conflicting views of man's basic nature / James C. Coleman. -- The nature of human nature / Ellsworth Faris. -- Man -- wolf or sheep? / Erich Fromm. -- The not so blank slate / Joseph Wood Krutch. -- An outline of intellectual rubbish / Bertrand Russell. -- Oriental and occidental approaches to the nature of man / Alan Watts. -- A fresh look at the human design / Hadley Cantril. -- Of youth and age / Francis Bacon. -- The nature of man / Herbert J. Muller. -- From animal to human reactivity / Ernest Becker. -- Man as territorial and aggressive: Ardrey vs. Montagu / John J. Mitchell
- Pt. III. Human nature and the political scene. Some political consequences of being human / Hadley Cantril. -- Of political or civil society /John Locke. -- The great society / Lyndon B. Johnson. -- What is to be done? / Leo Tolstoy. -- Letters to a german friend / Albert Camus. -- Pt. IV. Man as cooperative, sharing and loving. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- The role of love in human development / D.A. Prescott. -- I -- thou / Martin Buber. -- Propositions of a self-actualization psychology / Abraham H. Maslow. -- I versus you / Ashley Montagu. -- A note on "The nature of man" / Carl R. Rogers. -- Rousseau and the Social contract / Will and Ariel Durant. -- Pt. V. Man as aggressive, exploitive and selfish. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- The territorial imperative / Robert Ardrey. -- The nature of man's aggressive instinct / Sigmund Freud. -- Concerning cruelty and clemency / Niccolo Machiavelli. -- Of the natural condition of mankind / Thomas Hobbes. -- Pt. VI. Universal behaviors, morals and values. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- Universal ethical principles / Ralph Linton. -- The common denominator of cultures / George Peter Murdock. -- Social-science facts and philosophical values / Ethel M. Albert. -- The problem of universal values / Ralph Linton. -- Universal categories of culture / Clyde Kluckhohn
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- 9780810805293
- Label
- Human nature : theories, conjectures, and descriptions
- Title
- Human nature
- Title remainder
- theories, conjectures, and descriptions
- Statement of responsibility
- [Edited by] John J. Mitchell
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
- 1941-
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Mitchell, John J.
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- BD450
- LC item number
- .M528
- Literary form
- non fiction
- NLM call number
- BD 450
- NLM item number
- M681h 1972
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- Human beings
- Anthropology
- Philosophische Anthropologie
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- Human nature : theories, conjectures, and descriptions, [Edited by] John J. Mitchell
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- Pt. I. The study of human nature. The need for a mature science of human nature / Abraham H. Maslow. -- Human nature and the organized system / Paul Goodman. -- Why study human nature? / John J. Mitchell. -- On taking human nature as the basis of morality / Kai Nielsen. -- On the origin of inequality /Jean-Jacques Rousseau. -- Pt. II. The many possibilities for human nature. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- Three kinds of human nature / Gardner Murphy. -- Conflicting views of man's basic nature / James C. Coleman. -- The nature of human nature / Ellsworth Faris. -- Man -- wolf or sheep? / Erich Fromm. -- The not so blank slate / Joseph Wood Krutch. -- An outline of intellectual rubbish / Bertrand Russell. -- Oriental and occidental approaches to the nature of man / Alan Watts. -- A fresh look at the human design / Hadley Cantril. -- Of youth and age / Francis Bacon. -- The nature of man / Herbert J. Muller. -- From animal to human reactivity / Ernest Becker. -- Man as territorial and aggressive: Ardrey vs. Montagu / John J. Mitchell
- Pt. III. Human nature and the political scene. Some political consequences of being human / Hadley Cantril. -- Of political or civil society /John Locke. -- The great society / Lyndon B. Johnson. -- What is to be done? / Leo Tolstoy. -- Letters to a german friend / Albert Camus. -- Pt. IV. Man as cooperative, sharing and loving. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- The role of love in human development / D.A. Prescott. -- I -- thou / Martin Buber. -- Propositions of a self-actualization psychology / Abraham H. Maslow. -- I versus you / Ashley Montagu. -- A note on "The nature of man" / Carl R. Rogers. -- Rousseau and the Social contract / Will and Ariel Durant. -- Pt. V. Man as aggressive, exploitive and selfish. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- The territorial imperative / Robert Ardrey. -- The nature of man's aggressive instinct / Sigmund Freud. -- Concerning cruelty and clemency / Niccolo Machiavelli. -- Of the natural condition of mankind / Thomas Hobbes. -- Pt. VI. Universal behaviors, morals and values. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- Universal ethical principles / Ralph Linton. -- The common denominator of cultures / George Peter Murdock. -- Social-science facts and philosophical values / Ethel M. Albert. -- The problem of universal values / Ralph Linton. -- Universal categories of culture / Clyde Kluckhohn
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- 340504
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- 22 cm
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- viii, 473 pages
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- Pt. I. The study of human nature. The need for a mature science of human nature / Abraham H. Maslow. -- Human nature and the organized system / Paul Goodman. -- Why study human nature? / John J. Mitchell. -- On taking human nature as the basis of morality / Kai Nielsen. -- On the origin of inequality /Jean-Jacques Rousseau. -- Pt. II. The many possibilities for human nature. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- Three kinds of human nature / Gardner Murphy. -- Conflicting views of man's basic nature / James C. Coleman. -- The nature of human nature / Ellsworth Faris. -- Man -- wolf or sheep? / Erich Fromm. -- The not so blank slate / Joseph Wood Krutch. -- An outline of intellectual rubbish / Bertrand Russell. -- Oriental and occidental approaches to the nature of man / Alan Watts. -- A fresh look at the human design / Hadley Cantril. -- Of youth and age / Francis Bacon. -- The nature of man / Herbert J. Muller. -- From animal to human reactivity / Ernest Becker. -- Man as territorial and aggressive: Ardrey vs. Montagu / John J. Mitchell
- Pt. III. Human nature and the political scene. Some political consequences of being human / Hadley Cantril. -- Of political or civil society /John Locke. -- The great society / Lyndon B. Johnson. -- What is to be done? / Leo Tolstoy. -- Letters to a german friend / Albert Camus. -- Pt. IV. Man as cooperative, sharing and loving. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- The role of love in human development / D.A. Prescott. -- I -- thou / Martin Buber. -- Propositions of a self-actualization psychology / Abraham H. Maslow. -- I versus you / Ashley Montagu. -- A note on "The nature of man" / Carl R. Rogers. -- Rousseau and the Social contract / Will and Ariel Durant. -- Pt. V. Man as aggressive, exploitive and selfish. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- The territorial imperative / Robert Ardrey. -- The nature of man's aggressive instinct / Sigmund Freud. -- Concerning cruelty and clemency / Niccolo Machiavelli. -- Of the natural condition of mankind / Thomas Hobbes. -- Pt. VI. Universal behaviors, morals and values. Overview / John J. Mitchell. -- Universal ethical principles / Ralph Linton. -- The common denominator of cultures / George Peter Murdock. -- Social-science facts and philosophical values / Ethel M. Albert. -- The problem of universal values / Ralph Linton. -- Universal categories of culture / Clyde Kluckhohn
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- 340504
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- 22 cm
- Extent
- viii, 473 pages
- Isbn
- 9780810805293
- Lccn
- 72005022
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- unmediated
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