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Index
Permanence and Change An Anatomy of Purpose CONTENTS Permanence and Change PART I ON INTERPRETATION I ORIENTATION All Living Things Are Critics Veblen's Concept of "Trained Incapacity" Training, Means Selecting, and Escape The Pavlov, Watson, and Gestalt Experiments in Meaning The Scapegoat as an Error in Interpretation Connection between Rationalization and Orientation II MOTIVES Motives Are Subdivisions in a Larger Frame of Meanings The Pleasure Principle in Orientation The Strategy of Motives Further Consideration of Motive as Part of a Larger Whole Motives Are Shorthand Terms for Situations III OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOSIS The Nature of Interest Occupational Psychoses of the Present The Technological Psychosis Effects upon Literature Occupational Psychosis as Trained Incapacity IV STYLE The Essence of Stylistic Appeal Various Romantic Solutions The Need for Definition V MAGIC, RELIGION, AND SCIENCE The Three Orders of Rationalization Communism a Humanistic, or Poetic, Rationaliza- tion PART II PERSPECTIVE BY INCONGRUITY I THE RANGE OF PIETY Magical and Utilitarian Meanings Piety as a System-Builder II NEW MEANINGS The Factor of Impiety in Evangelism Necessitous and Symbolic Labor Reservations Concerning Logic Piety-Impiety Conflict in Nietzsche III PERSPECTIVE AS METAPHOR Illustrations of Perspective by Incongruity Planned Incongruity in Bergson The Function of Metaphor IV ARGUMENT BY ANALOGY Analogy and Proof Tests of Success Classification Dictated by Interest Interrelation of Analogy, Metaphor, Abstraction, Classification, Interest, Expectancy, and Inten- tion The Search for Analogous Processes An Incongruous Assortment of Incongruities V SECULAR CONVERSIONS The Fundamentals of Psychoanalysis McDougall's Modifications of Freudianism Exorcism by Misnomer Examination of a Case Described by Rivers Conversion and the Lex Continui VI MEANING AND REGRESSION Pure, or Unmixed, Responses Conversion and Regression in Religion CONCLUSION A Historical Parallel Towards a Philosophy of Being PART III THE BASIS OF SIMPLIFICATION I CAUSALITY AND COMMUNICATION Major Shifts in Perspective The Rock of Certainty Two Aspects of Speech II PERMANENCE AND CHANGE Modern Parallels to Ancient Thought III SECULAR MYSTICISM IN BENTHAM Bentham's "Table of the Springs of Action" IV THE ETHICAL CONFUSION Recommending by Tragedy The Peace-War Conflict Critique of Veblen's Solution Egoistic-Altruistic Merger Ethicizing of the Means of Support Variants of the Ethicizing Tendency The "Pathetic Fallacy" V THE SEARCH FOR MOTIVES Magical and Scientific Interpretation Statistical Motives Where Scientists and Mystics Meet The Basis of Reference The Part and the Whole Outlines of a "Metabiology" VI OCCUPATION AND PREOCCUPATION Extending the Concept of Occupation Ambivalence of Weakness and Prowess VII THE POETRY OF ACTION The Mystic's Sterilization of Combat In Qualified Defense of Lawrence Recalcitrance CONCLUSIONS
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