Dynamic Sociology (Volume 2)

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1915. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... Immortality, not claimed to be proved, ii, 268. Impact of bodies, Force explained on the principle of the, i, 159, 228, 230, 290, 291, 362; ii, 4., Molar and molecular, i, 291. Implements as a secondary form of production and the means to pri- mary production, i, 547. Improvement of society as a function of government, i, 31; ii, 216, 231, 245, 573. Impulsive actions, ii, 312, 314, 324, 336. possessing moral quality, ii, 314, 342. devoid of moral quality, ii, 314, 344., often safer than deliberative, ii, 327. Inadaptation in nature, i, 488, 577; ii, 69. Incandescence of nebulae and stars, 251, 255. Incentives to intellectual labor, Need of, i, 4., The two principal, i, 8. Incest, Abhorrence of, a survival of se- verer savage customs, ii, 464. Increase of intellect and of knowledge, ii, 483, 488, 489. India, Mortality in, from snake-bite, i, 685; ii, 271. Indians, North American, not dimin- ishing in number, i, 477. Indifference, Prevalence of moral, ii, 447, 448. Indignation, a form of anger, ii, 341. Indirect equilibration, i, 178. -- method of conation explained and distinguished from the direct method, i, 476, 551; ii, 94, 95, 99, 130, 160, 164, 178, 181, 190, 273, 378, 380, 881, 479, 641., Deception involved in the, i, S00, 601., Application of the, to so- cial science, ii, 101., applied thus far chiefly to physical phenomena, ii, 161., Examples of the, ii, 195, 276, 386-392. *V;, --, Society not a produu. the, ii, 211, 212. --, Application of the, to government, ii, 235. Indirect method of conation, the tial ot dynamic action, ii, 878., Modus operand! of the, ii, 380., rarely employed by delib- erative bodies, ii, 395., Highest possible applica- tion of the, ii, 540. --, or functional, social phenomena, i, 701. Individual utility, ii...