Romantic Rationalist by Clark, John P. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgements Editor’s Note Foreword by John P. Clark Introduction

I Influence II The Making of an Anarchist III Analysis

Selections

I Summary of Principles II Human Nature

1 Necessity and Free Will 2 The Characters of Men Originate in their External Circumstances 3 The Voluntary Actions of Men Originate in their Opinions 4 Equality 5 Individuality and Society 6 Perfectibility

III Ethics

1 Morality 2 Moral Rules 3 Justice 4 Private and Domestic Affections 5 Benevolence 6 Duty 7 Rights 8 Coercion 9 Promises 10 Marriage 11 Religion

IV Politics

1 Political Enquiry 2 Government 3 Social Contract 4 Constitutions 5 Legislation 6 Law 7 Punishment 8 Obedience and Authority 9 Freedom of Thought and Expression 10 Patriotism 11 Monarchy 12 Aristocracy 13 Democracy 14 Republicanism 15 Representation 16 Ballot 17 Assemblies 18 Political Associations and Parties 19 Revolutions 20 Reform

V Economics

1 Importance of Property 2 Effects of Unequal Distribution 3 Economic Justice 4 Degrees of Property 5 Rights of Property 6 Population

VI Education

1 Power of Education 2 Innocence of Children 3 Love of Liberty in Children 4 Nature of Education 5 Evils of National Education 6 Teachers 7 Schools 8 Method of Teaching 9 Learning through Desire 10 Education in a Free Society

VII Free Society

1 Freedom 2 Anarchy 3 Decentralization 4 Administration of Justice and Defence 5 Dissolution of Government 6 Social Arrangements

Further Reading Bibliography About the Author Index