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"B" Language, The

XIX-29 Editorial

Babbitt, Irving

II-2 His translation of Dhammapada recommended (Oxford University Press)

III-7 Considered anti-democratic by David Spitz

VI-38 Quote from his essay of introduction to the Dhammapada in Lead, "In Honor of Man"

VII-28 Reference to in Review, "The Humane Perspective"

VIII-45 His Rousseau and Romanticism quoted in Lead, "Dubious 'Success Story'"

XX-3 Quoted from Rousseau and Romanticism in Frontiers, "Concerning Arguments About LSD"

XXXIII-5 Quoted from essay, "Buddha and the Occident," in Lead, "What Is Humanism?"

Babbitt, Natalie

XXXIII-11 Quoted from Phoebe's Revolt in Children, "Hearn Comes First"

Babcock, Donald C.

IV-16 Review of his Atlantic poem "Pre- Valedictory"-mention of his book Man and Social Achievement and Christian Century "Interview with Deity"

Babes and Sucklings -Philip Wylie

V-24 Quote from in Review, "Imagination-Bludgeon Size"

Baby Doll (Motion picture by Elia Kazan)

X-26 Discussed in Review, "The 'Unconventional' Pictures"

Bach, Edward (English physician and natural healer)

III-41 C. W. Daniel Co., Ltd., Ashingdon, Rolchford, Essex, England)

Bachelard, Gaston

XXV-42 Quote from his The Poetics of Reveries in Lead, "Beyond Public Truth"

XXV-43 Quote from The Philosophy of No in Lead, "Shadowy Frontier"

XXV-45 Quote from The Right to Dream in Lead, "Steps in Transition"

XXVI-12 Quoted from The Poetics of Space in Lead, "Creation and Discovery" Quote also from The Right to Dream

XXVI-48 A Brief Exploration"

Bachelard, Gaston-(Continued)

XXX-39 Quoted from same issue above, Wylie Sypher on in Review, "The Writer's Science and Art"

XXXI-19 Same as above in Lead, "The Inherent Purpose"

Bachrach, William

XX-49 Quote from Fall Humanist in Frontiers, "The American (Indian) Dream"

Back Doors to Metaphysics

V-49 Frontiers - John A. Schindler from Progressive

Back in 1833. . .

XXXV-25 Review (solar energy)

Back Numbers of Manas

VII-10 Editorial

Back to Dreams and Myths

XLI-47 Review (Alan McGlashan)

Back to Nature

XII-52 Sub-heading under Editorial, "Self-Actualizing Creativeness" - comment on use of stilbestrol to fatten cattle and poultry

Back to Origen

XXXVII-9 Editorial (Thomas Merton's letters)

Back to Plato

XXII-51 Editorial

Back to the Farm

XX-33 Lead

Back to the Wall

XI-44 Frontiers (discussion of Carlo Levi's Words are Stones and Silone's The Secret of Luca)

Background for Education

VII-10 Lead

Background on Intermediate Technology

XXXI-16 Frontiers

Background on Korea

VI-48 Review

Background to Modern Thought - Prof. C. D. Hardie (1947)

I-16 Mentioned in Letter from England

Backing Into Religion

II-50 Lead

Backpacks Unpacked?

XL-49 Frontiers (ways to combat contamination by industry)

Backward Glance, A - Walt Whitman

XXXIV-39 Essay at close of "Leaves of Grass" quoted in Editorial, "A Note on Walt Whitman"

Backwoods Utopias - Arthur Bestor (U. of Pa. Press, 1950)

XVIII-36 Quoted in Review, "'Values' and the Acquisitive Society"

Backyard Homestead Mini-Farm & Garden Log Book - John Jeavons with Mogodor Griffin and Robin Leler, Ten Speed Press, Box 7123, Berkeley, CA 94707, 1983)

XXXVII-5 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Lost Dimension of Life"

Bacon, Francis

VII-33 Quoted by Griswold in Children, re function of liberal arts

Bacon, Roger

III-7 Reference to in Review of Whittaker book, Space and Spirit

Baconian Harvest

XXV-19 Frontiers

Bacteria, Inc. - Cash Asher (Bruce Humphries, Boston)

IV-19 Discussed in Frontiers, "Of Bugs and Men"

Bad Books and Good Books

IV-51 Review of The Blessing, Nancy Mitford

Bad and Good . . . , The

XXXVII-46 Frontiers

Bad and Good Conventions

XXXIII-44 Editorial

Bad Back Book, The - Jerry Wayne (Delacorte, 1972)

XXVI-11 Quote from in Frontiers, "Nobody Else Could Do It"

Bad One, The (The Deserter) - Lowell Barrington

VIII-31 Reference to in Review, "Ideals in Strange Places"

Baden-Powell, Sr. Robert

XIV-34 Review of his biography in Manchester Guardian quoted in Children, "Baden-Powell"

Bader, Ernest

XXV-9 Quoted from Winter 1972-72 Journal in Frontiers, "A 'Model' for Industrial Democracy"

Bader, Michael

XXXIII-8 Quoted article in Progressive (re drugs) in Frontiers, "Goodbye to All That"

Baer, Louis Shattuck, M.D.

XXXIII-5 Quote from his Let the Patient Decide (Westminster Press, Phila. Pa. 1978, $4.95) quoted in article by Paul B. Johnson, in Review, "Body and Soul"

Baer, Steve

XXXII-14 His article quoted from Stepping Stones in Frontiers, "The New Economics"

Baer, Steve (Albuquerque, N.M.)

XXXIII-49 Quoted from Rain, Aug/Sept 1980 in Frontiers, "It Can Be Done"

XXXVI-26 Quoted from CoEvolution, Spring 1983, in Children, "Appropriate Mockeries"

Baez, Joan

XX-10 Her comment quoted from Jan. Redbook in Lead, "The Modern Jungle"

XXIII-8 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Steady Light"

Bagby, Jeanne

XII-30 Quote in Children, "The Best of 'Beatness'" from Liberation, May issue

XVII-19 Her letter first half of Frontiers article, "Part of a Letter"

Bagdikian, Ben H.

XV-10 His article in Jan. 8 New Republic quoted in Children, "Comic Strip Count-Down"

XXXVI-39 Quoted May Progressive (1983) on Schell and Wm. Shawn and printing of New Yorker story on Fate of the Earth in Frontiers, "We Should Do Nothing About It"

Bager, Dr. Bertel

XXIII-9 His book, Nature as Designer, discussed and quoted in Children, "Visual Treasure"

Bagg, Susan

XXVIII-18 Quoted on the "Little House" series from Feb. Atlantic in Children, "Through Laura's Eyes"

Baggs, William C.

XXII-8 A Kind of Men"

XXII-11 Quoted from Mission to Hanoi in Lead, "The Greatest Public Need"

Bahm, Prof. A. J.

IX-3 Discussion of trends in India from Philosophy East and West discussed in Frontiers, "Notes on Philosophic Discussion"

IX-9 "Correction" - George B. Burch instead of Bahm

Bahro, Rudolph

XXXIX-27- Quoted Building the Green Movement in Lead, "An Intellectual Development?"

Bahunguna, Sundarlal

XXXVIII-2 Quoted from Gandhi Marg, Jan. 1984, on preserving and reforesting in India, in Frontiers, "Progressive Undoings"

XLI-22 Quoted from July 1987 Gandhi Marg on pollution, in Review, "The Path of Gandhi"

Baida, Peter

XXXVII-49 Aug. 1984 Atlantic re America in Children, "Questions by Commager"

Bailey, Margaret Lewis

XXII-32 Quote from her Milton and Jakob Boehme in Review, "Imperfect Hero of Science"

XXVI-22 Quote from Milton and Jakob Boehme in re Henry More in Lead, "Octaves of Awareness"

Bailey, Dr. Percival (Anti-Freudian neurosurgeon)

IX-28 Quoted from Newsweek in Review, "A 'Marxian' Evaluation"

IX-36 Reference to in Review, "Critical Comment"

Bailey, Stephen K.

XXVIII-52 Quoted from Supporting the Learning Teacher in Children, "Teacher Centers"

Bailey, Thomas A.

I-45 Reference to his The Man in the Street used by contributors to symposium on "Can Foreign Policy Be Democratic?"

Bailyn, Bernard

XXXVI-7 Quoted from Fundamental Testaments on Paine, in Lead, "A Discipline of Mind"

XXXVI-17 Brief discussion of his essay on Paine's Common Sense in Children, "An Inexhaustible Subject"

XXXVII-10 Quoted in "A Change of Heart" on Common Sense, etc., from Fundamental Testaments

Bailyn, Bernard

XXVIII-12 His essay quoted from Fundamental Testaments of the American Revolution in Review, "The First Emancipator"

XXVIII-36 Quote from above on influence of Thomas Paine in Editorial, "Unresolved Questions"

XXVIII-46 His essay on Paine quoted in Lead, "Retrospect and Prospect"

Bailyn, Bernard-(Continued)

XXX-47 His comments on Paine's Common Sense quoted from above in Lead, "Questions on the Ecoregion"

XXXII-5 Quoted in Review, "On Reading and Writing"

XXXII-21 Quoted on Thomas Paine in Lead, "Can Wisdom be Taught?

Bainton, Roland

VI-47 Reference to Christian Century article on John Calvin in Review, "Days of Wrath"

VIII-7 Quoted from Christian Century in Lead, "On Growing Up" - re Pilgrims

Baja California - Ralph Hancock (Academy Publishers)

VII-15 Long quote from in Children

Bakan, David

XXXV-20 Quoted his article in Journal of Humanistic Psychology (re notion of force)

Baker, Prof. Carlos (Princeton)

X-5 His review of Singer's Essays in Literary Criticisms (Santayana) quoted in Review, "The Enigma of Santayana

Baker, George L.

XXVI-50 His report on multinational farmers quoted from Nov. 5 Nation in Frontiers, "A Non-Violent General"

Baker, Louise

VII-28 Her Snips and Snails reviewed in Children

Baker, Richard St. Barbe

III-50 Quote from introduction to his book, Green Glory, in Frontiers, "The 'Natural' Revolution"

XXXIII-23 Quoted from My Life My Trees in Frontiers, "The Practice of Authentic Science," and mentioned in Editorial, "Early Champion of Forests"

XXXV-48 Quoted his Green Glory in Frontiers, "Warnings and Encouragement" (Baker d. at 92, June 1981) and his Dance of Trees (1956)

Baker, Russell

XII-37 Quote from his N.Y. Times column "Observer" (July 3) in Lead, "Theseus in the Labyrinth"

Baker-Roshi, Richard

XXXII-38 His comment quoted from Speaking of My Life in Review "Coping Kin"

Bakker, Bert

XIII-32 Letters by Vincent van Gogh as given in his study of his life quoted from in Lead, "The Trouble With Genius"

Bakker, Hans (University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada)

XXXVI-37 Quoted from Gandhi Marg, Dec. 1982, on Gandhi's idea of development, in Lead, "Victims of Development"

Bakunin, Michael

III-20 Reference to his and Nechayev's The Revolutionary Catechism in Lead, "The Iron Age"

XIV-10 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The World On Your Shoulders"

XIV-24 Quoted in Lead, "The Romantic Spirit"

Balance and Power

IV-23 Lead

Balance Is the Goal

XXV-26 Lead

Balance of Nature, The

III-28 Frontiers

Balance of Power

XII-23 Editorial

Balance the Basics- Let Them Write - Don Graves

XXXV-22 Quoted in Children, "Good Things for Your Brain"

Balanced Living (magazine)

XIII-18 Dr. C. J. Mumby's article "Psychiatry and Human Desires" in Jan. issue quoted from in Children, "What's Wrong With Authority?"

Balances on the Way

XXXI-15 Frontiers

Balazo, Joy

XL-15 Her report on military installations in Manila for WRI quoted in Lead, "A Trip to India"

Balchen, Bernt (Brent?)

I-49 Quote from his War Below Zero in Children

Balchin, Nigel

III-17 Mention of his Mine Own Executioner in Review, "The Quest for a Paraclete"

Balducci, Father

XVII-24 Frontiers takes from Fellowship in Action an account of his jailing for declaring that Roman Catholics should desert in wartime in his magazine Testamonianze

Baldwin, Fred

XXXI-6 His review of Soft Energy Paths quoted from Nov. 12 Nation in Review, "Amory Lovins on Energy"

XXXVI-19 His review of Soft Energy Paths (Nation, Nov. 12) quoted in Frontiers, "Project of the Twentieth Century"

Baldwin, Hanson (N.Y. Times military expert)

I-11 Mention of blueprint of progressive militarization of America in Harper's for Dec. 1947, in "Reading and Writing"

I-20 Reference to above article, "The Military Move In" in Review of "Why Don't We Learn from History?"

I-32 Reference to "The Price of War" in Harper's, July 1948 in Lead, "No Compromise"

II-6 Brief quote from in Editorial, "Americans Don't Lose Locomotives"

IV-22 Quoted re hysteria attendant on MacArthur's return to U.S. in Lead, "The Humane Temper"

V-21 Quoted from Review of Fuller's Decisive Battles in Editorial, "The Liberal's Dilemma"

VI-46 Discussion of his "What's Wrong With the Regulars?" in Satevepost in Frontiers, "Decline of Martial Virtues"

VII-46 Quote by George Sokolsky in Children, re moral weakness of soldiers in Korean war

VII-50 Quoted from Time in Review, "Notes on the News"

IX-15 Quoted from N.Y. Times in Lead, "The Trembling Earth" re a "decent respect to the opinions of mankind"

Baldwin, J.

XXXII-18 His review of Charles Lave's Transportation and Energy quoted from Winter Co-Evolution Quarterly in Frontiers, "Problems and Solutions"

Baldwin, James

XVI-7 Quoted from Dec. 1962 Progressive in Frontiers, "Toward 'Emancipation'"

XVI-10 Quoted in Lead, "The Health In Us"

XVI-26 Story about him quoted from May 17 Time in Frontiers, "In and Out of History"

XVI-46 The Fire Next time quoted in Review, "The Fire of Mr. Baldwin"

XVII-26 Quotes from "Everybody's Protest Novel," Notes of a Native Son in Lead, "Devotion to the Human Being"

XVII-31 His definition of Truth as a devotion to the human being, quoted in Lead, "Ends and Means"

XXI-15 Quoted from Feb. 28-29 L.A. Free Press in Review, "The Clarity of James Baldwin"

XXIII-46 His essay on Richard Wright's Native Son quoted from Notes of a Native Son in Review, "An 'Old' Book"

XXIII-48 One-sentence quote from Notes of a Native Son in Review, "Failure of a Dream"

XXIX-44 Quoted from July 29 Paris Tribune in Review, "Footnote to Plato"

XXXII-8 His Soft-Tech quoted from in Editorial, "Past and Future"

XXXVI-49 Discussed, quoted from Nobody Knows My Name, in Review, "An Honest Man"

XLI-6 Quoted on by Bruning from Maclean's, Dec. 1987 in Editorial

Baldwin, James (not the above)

XXI-31 Quote on story about Roger Bacon from his Thirty More Famous Stories Retold in Children, "The First Computer"

Baldwin, Robert (1884-1981)

XL-19 American Civil Liberties Union organizer, in Review, "Innovators in History"

Baldwin, Rolin

X-8 Started own school - discussed by Sloan Wilson in N.Y. Herald-Tribune, in Children

Balfour, Lady Eve

XXX-6 Quote from The Living Soil in Review, "The Rules of Health"

Balint, Dr. Michael

XVII-9 His book, Doctor, Patient, and Illness, quoted by Dr. Raymond J. Py in his Lead, "The Crisis in Medicine"

Ball, Ben C. (Vice President of Gulf Oil Corp.)

XXXI-6 Quoted from Technology Review Oct./Nov. in Frontiers, "A Little Here, A Little There"

XXXI-45 Quoted from in Lead, "One of a Kind"

Ball, Desmond

XXXV-5 Quoted from Christian Science Monitor, Nov. 4, 1981, re nuclear war, in Lead, "Levels of Decision"

Ball, John

XI-48 Quoted from Contemporary Issues in Lead, "The Dreadful Abstractions"

XVII-24 His April 10 column in Peace News source of item on New Zealand schoolboy draft protest, 1909

XXXII-5 Quoted from in Peace News in Children, "This and That, Here and There"

XXXIII-25 Quoted in Lead, "The Other Half-Truth" (When Adam delved . . . "

XXXIII-25 Quoted in Lead, "The Other Half-Truth" ("When Adam delved . . .")

Ballad of the Sad Cafe - Carson McCuller

IX-19 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Timeless World"

Ballentine, Cecil (Vice-Chairman, British Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament)

XVIII-30 Quoted from his talk with Roszak & Hauser, "The Roots of Violence" in Frontiers, "Means to Peace"

Balsamo, Guiseppe

II-46 Film Black Magic based on assumption that Cagliostro was Balsamo

Baltzell, Digby

VIII-15 Discussion of his Harper's article on Bell Telephone educational experiment in Children

Balzac, Honore

XXIX-51 Subject of Review article, "Balzac's Unlived Life," quoted Henry Miller essay

Balzac's Unlived Life

XXIX-51 Review

Bamberger, Dr. Richard

VIII-12 His "Portfolio of Humanism" discussed in "Letter from Vienna"

Bamboo, Robert O. Bowen

VIII-45 Author quoted in Lead, "Dubious 'Success Story'"

Bambrough, Renford

XXVIII-51 Quoted from Philosophy, Politics and Society, Lead, "Learning from Nature"

Bandura, Dr. Albert

XXII-15 Quoted briefly from Scientific American, Mar. 1967, Editorial, "An Ancient Dilemma"

Banham, Dr. Katharine (Duke University)

V-33 Quote from Mental Hygiene article in Children

Banik, Dr. Allen E.

XIII-32 Summary of his Hunza Land by George Rosenberg in N.Y. Mirror, of June 1, quoted in Children, "Living Close to Nature"

Banks, Lynne Reid

XXIII-15 Her novel, Children at the Gate, discussed in Review, "Women in Rebirth"

Banks, Russell

XXIII-35 Quote from New American Review (No. 9) in Frontiers, "Some Quotations on 'Art and Politics'"

Banning, Magaret Culkin

III-27 Reference to her "The Case for Chastity" in Children

Banville, John

XXXVI-52 Quoted, discussed Kepler in Review, "Three Books"

Baptizing the Bomb

XIII-40 Frontiers

Bar of Shadow, A by Laurens van der Post (Morrow, 1956)

XVII-23 Substance of Lead, "What Is a Man to Do?"

XX-8 Quoted in Frontiers, "On Loving One's Enemies"

XXV-41 Quoted in Editorial, "Collision and Scattering"

XXVII-43 Quote from in Lead, "The Uses of Language"

XXXIV-22 Mention of chapter on Japanese sergeant from in Lead, "Behind the Web"

Barach, Marc

XL-3 The Healing Journey quoted in Review, same name

Baraheni, Reza (Iranian poet)

XXXIII-19 His "The Savak Documents" in Nation, Feb. 23, 1980 quoted in Frontiers, "Abroad, at Home and Everywhere"

XXXIII-24 Quoted from article in Feb. 23, 1980 issue of Nation in Lead, "The Other America"

XXXIII-24 Quoted from Nation, Feb. 23, 1980, in Lead, "The Other America"

Baranowski, Zig

XVI-33 His letter part of Frontiers, "A Letter on 'Aristocracy'"

Barbara, Dr. Dominick

XV-35 Quoted from Psychology (No. 4, 1961) in Children, "Listening and Learning"

Barbarism-Past and Present"

II-13 Review, Advance to Barbarism, The Testament of Christian Civilization

Barash, Carol

XLI-25 Her introduction to An Oliver Schreiner Reader quoted in Review, "On Oliver Schreiner"

Barber, Leslie C.

I-3 "The Age of Schizophrenia" Harper's, Dec. 1937

Barbershop Blues

XII-41 Editorial

Barbu, Marcel (Founder of Community Boimondau)

XVII-43 Quoted on Boimondau philosophy in Frontiers, "Community and Individuality"

V-49 Founder of Communities of Work in France. Discussed in Lead, "Free Enterprisers"

Barclay, Dorothy

XIII-37 Her N.Y. Times article reproduced by "Acts for Peace" quoted in Children, "Education About War"

XIV-42 Her comments in Feb. 19 N.Y. Times quoted in Children, "'Over Attention' - and 'Loving Neglect'"

Bardach, John F. (Director, Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology at University of Hawaii)

XXVI-44 Interview with quoted from Sept. 22 Christian Science Monitor in Frontiers, "In the News"

Barden, John

XII-13 Quoted from Nation on interview with Cyrus Eaton in Review, "The Progress of Mr. Eaton"

XIII-29 Quoted from April 30 issue of Nation in Review, "Novels On the Last War"

Bare Beginning, A

XXII-22 Editorial

Barefoot in Athens - Maxwell Anderson

V-41 Quotation from in Children

Barell, John

XXXIV-14 His report in N.Y. Times, Dec. 14, 1980, on keeping the young from thinking for themselves, quoted in Children, "When Everyone Is Responsible"

Barfield, Owen

XXVIII-20 Quoted from Poetic Diction in Review, "The Rediscovery of Nature"

XXVIII-23 Poetic Diction quoted in Lead, "The Fateful Question"

XXX-14 Poetic Diction quoted in Lead, "Instead of Algebra"

XXXII-2 Poetic Diction quoted in Lead, "The Esemplastic Power"

XXVII-46 His comments on Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain quoted from Spring 1974 Denver Quarterly in Frontiers, "More Convergence in Science"

XXXIV-7 What Coleridge Thought mentioned in Frontiers, "A Fiction of Science"

XXXIV-12 Quoted his talk from Toward Summer, 1980 (Visiting Scholar at Cal. State, Fullerton) in Review, "Religion of Tomorrow"

XXXIV-13 Quoted from colloquy at U. of Cal. (theories vs. common sense) in Lead, "The Priority of Mind"; also from What Coleridge Thought

XXXV-35 Quoted Poetic Diction in Review, "Vico- 'Pioneer of Things to Come'"

XXXV-39 From Poetic Diction in Editorial, "The 'Flash of Understanding'"

XXXVI-15 From Poetic Diction in Lead, "Poets and Collectors"

XXXVII-52 Poetic Diction quoted in Children, "Thinking and Knowing"

XXXVIII-7 Discussed his Saving the Appearances-A Study in Idolatry in Review, "Appearance and Reality"; quoted above on the imagination in Editorial, "Unsettling Question"

XXXVIII-21 Saving the Appearances ("collective representations") quoted in Lead, "From Science to Personal Knowledge"

XXXIX-44 Saving the Appearances (the kind of knowledge we have) in Lead, "Contrasting World Views"

Bargar, Robert

XI-27 His and Ross Mooney's report discussed in Children, "Esthetics and the Teacher"

Barham, Francis

I-50 Quote from Life and Times of John Reuchilin, 1843 basis of Reuchlin article

Barkai, Haim

XXVII-37 Jim Campen comment on his Spring 1972 Dissent article in Frontiers, "Changes in Social Thought"

Barker, Ernest

I-36 Reference to in Plato article

Barkham, John

VI-45 His Saturday Review review on Too Late the Phalarope in Review, "The Alan Paton Tragedies"

Barnard, L. L. (See Bernard) Barnes, Bishop (of Birmingham)

III-46 Quoted in "Letter from England" re overpopulation

Barnes, Donald E.

XXVI-19 As editor, quoted from Preventing Drug Abuse, Review, "Reflections on Drugs"

Barnes, Gerald

IV-16 Quote from Antioch Review in Frontiers, "Pantheism Reconstructed" - his article entitled "Democracy and the Birthrate"

Barnes, Dr. Harry Elmer

I-39 His study on opposition to Neo-Revisionism subject for Lead, "Forbidden Subjects"

VII-13 Editor of Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace quoted from in Frontiers, "The Assumptions of Warmakers"

VIII-46 Harry Elmer Barnes' History and Social Intelligence quoted to show Founding Fathers rarely professing Christians

XIII-45 Sermon printed in Albany Advertiser (1831) and given in History and Social Intelligence quoted in Lead, "The Genius of Human Beings"

XXXVI-23 Brief quote from History and Social Intelligence (re Founding Fathers not being Christians) in Lead, "The Saving Grace"

Barnes, Peter (Solar Center, 432 28th St., San Francisco, CA 94131)

XXX-20 Quoted in Frontiers, "On the Side of Life"

Barnet, Richard J.

XIII-51 His Who Wants Disarmament? quoted in Lead, "Who Will Start Doing Better?"

XXIV-47 His "The Game of Nations" quoted from Nov. Harper's in Editorial, "The Biggest Single Fact"

XXIV-48 His "Game of Nations" quoted from Nov. Harper's in Lead, "The Forms of Credulity"

XXVIII-16 The Power of Multinational Corporations

XXXIII-40 His new book, The Lean Years, discussed and quoted extensively in Review, "Crucial Value Questions"

XXXV-26-34 The Lean Years discussed, quoted in Review, "Crucial Value Questions"

XXXV-41 Quoted "The Feeding Web" in Lead, "The Pain of Change" from his book, Global Reach

Barnett, Lincoln

I-17 Reference to his April 1948 Harper's article (Part I) "The Universe and Dr. Einstein"

I-47 Reference to his Nov. 1948 Ladies Home Journal article "God and the American People" in Lead, "Affirmation on Freedom"

I-48 Review of his Journal article "God and the American People"

Barnett, Paul

XXXI-11 Quote from Progressive (Dec. 1977) in Frontiers, "David and Goliath"

Barnhart, Earle

XXXII-26-35 Quoted from Journal of the New Alchemists in Lead, "Toward Gentle, Equitable Transition"

Barnston, Dr. Henry (Houston, Texas rabbi)

VIII-36 Quoted on Bible as literature in Frontiers, "Voices of Sanity"

Barometers of Civilization

XXIX-41 Editorial

Barondes, Stan

XXII-50 Letter quoted in Children, "The List Overfloweth"

Barr, Dr. Donald

XVII-38 Quoted from Summer 1963 Columbia University Forum in Children, "'Mental Testing' vs. Education"

Barr, Stringfellow

III-3 Review of his The Pilgrimage of Western Man, "Pilgrim Without Progress"

IV-18 Review of his Let's Join the Human Race in Frontiers, "The Law of Averages"

IV-20 Quote in Lead, "An Invitation to Communism" from his Progressive article, "My Confessions to McCarthy"

V-52 Quoted "trouble of present generation is that it never read minutes of the previous meeting" in Lead, "Philosophy and Politics"

VI-12 Review of his Citizens of the World in "Stringent Talk"

VI-17 Quoted from Nation in Lead, "Toward a Mature World" and in Editorial, "Extenuating Circumstances"

XV-45 The Pilgrimage of Western Man quoted in Review, "Painful Odyssey"

XX-8 His The Three Worlds of Man quoted in Review, "The Platonic Quest"

XX-40 Quoted on Republic in Lead, "Plato or Bacon?"

XXI-14 The Three Worlds of Man quoted in Editorial, "What Are the Virtues?"

XXIII-1 Quoted from The Three Worlds of Man in Lead, "Knowledge and Being"

XXV-41 Quoted from Embers of the World in Review, "Minds Don't Age"

XXVII-4 Quoted in ref. Plato's Republic from The Three Worlds in Lead, "The Simple Solutions"

XXXII-21 Ideas in re Socrates quoted from The Three Worlds of Man in Lead, "Can Wisdom Be Taught?"

XXXVI-50 Discussion, quotes from The Pilgrimage of Western Man in Review, "Panorama and Spectacle"

XXXVII-26 Quoted Pilgrimage in Lead, "As It Were (results of war)

Barragan, Luis (Mexican architect and landscape architect)

XXII-9 Quoted from Via I, Ecology in Design in Review, "Therapy by Design"

Barrell, Joseph

VII-28 His Philosophical Study of the Human Mind discussed in Frontiers, "Revolt Against the Experts"

VII-32 Quotations from A Philosophical Study of the Human Mind in Children

VII-38 Reference from reader to above quotations in Children

Barrett, Mary

XV-6 An East-West Anthology from Dec. 1961 Library Journal, quoted in Review, "World Opinion On Reincarnation"

Barrett, William E.

XI-39 Quote from his introduction to Zen Buddhism in Review, "A Good Introduction to Zen"

XIII-48 His The Empty Shrine quoted from in Review, "Two Empty Shrines"

XV-31 His foreword to Anthology of Zen quoted in Frontiers, of same title

XVII-32 His Irrational Man reviewed under title "Of Death and the Timeless Vision"

XXIII-13 His Irrational Man discussed, quoted in Review, "A Study of Existentialism"

XXIII-24 Ronald Sampson's review of his Ego and Instinct (co-author Daniel Yankelovich) quoted from May 11 Nation in Frontiers, "Note on Contemporary Criticism"

XXIII-37 Quoted from Ego and Instinct in Lead, "The Deficiency of the Present"

XXIII-45 Quote from Irrational Man in Review, "On 'Race'-and Much More"

XXV-3 Quote from Irrational Man in Lead, "Access to Sacralization"

XXV-45 Quote from Time of Need in Review, "George Orwell"

XXV-46 Quote from Time of Need in Lead, "The Height of the Times"

XXVI-23 Quote from Time of Need in Review, "The Craft of Weaving"

XXXIII-10 Quote from Irrational Man in Lead, "The Next Stage of Evolution"

XXVII-3 His Irrational Man quoted in Lead, "The World in View"

XXVIII-3 Irrational Man quoted in Lead, "The Universal Expedients"

XXIX-24 Ego and Instinct quoted in Lead, "The Composition of Opposites"

XXXI-17 Irrational Man quoted in Editorial, "Alienation and Restoration"

XXXII-7 His The Illusion of Technique quoted in Review, "Two Fresh Starts"

XXXII-14 The Illusion of Technique quoted in Lead, "The Interlude of Thinking"

XXXII-23 The Illusion of Technique quoted in Lead, "Not Matters of Belief"

XXXVI-36 Quoted Ego and Instinct in "The Unamericanization of Freud"

Barrett, William E-(Continued)

XXXVIII-2 Irrational Man quoted on classical tradition in literature, from Artistotle's Poetics in Lead, "Something that Might Work"

Barriers to Knowledge

XXV-39 Lead

Barrington, Lowell

VIII-31 His The Deserter (The Bad One) referred to in Review, "Ideals in Strange Places"

Barron, Frank

XIX-27 Quoted The Study of Lives in Lead, "The Anatomy of Understanding"

XIX-52 Quoted The Study of Lives in Lead, "A Germinal Solution"

XXII-17 Quote from Child Art in Children, "The Child in the Man"

XXV-23 Quote from The Study of Lives in Lead, "From Crisis to Insight"

Barrows, Edward M.

XXIII-37 Quoted The City Where Crime Is Play in Children," On Crowding"

Barrus, Clara

XXXVII-24 John Burroughs quoted from her Our Friend John Burroughs (1914)

Barry, Jan (Founder, Vietnam Veterans Against War)

XLI-2 Unwinding Viet Nam quoted in Lead, "Below Thoreau"

BART (Bay Area Rapid Transport System)

XXVIII-13 Comment on quoted in Frontiers, "For 'Urban Barbarians"

Barth, Alan

IV-19 Mention of The Loyalty of Free Man in Lead, "The Divided Are the Weak"

XV-37 Quote from June Progressive in Review, "Where Are You, Diogenes?"

Barth, Roland

XXVI-9 Joseph Featherstone quoted from foreword to Open Education and the American School in second portion of Children, "Rackham Forever!"

XXVI-12 Open Education and the American School discussed, quoted in Children, "Assumptions in Education"

XXVI-51 Quote Nov. 6 Saturday Review/World in Children, "What the Best Teachers Have Always Done"

Bartley, William

XI-28 Quoted his article on religion in the New Republic, April 21, in Children, "Religion and Education - I"

XII-26 Quote from his article "I Call Myself a Protestant" in Harper's in Lead, "Twentieth- Century Schisms"

Barto, Emily

XIII-42 Her letter to N.Y. Times Book Review of Oct. 7, 1940 in Lead, "The Compulsion of the Times"

XXXV-9 Quoted from N.Y. Times, Oct. 7, 1940 (malefemale balance)

Baruch, Dorothy W.

V-18 Discussion of her One Little Boy in Children

V-48 Reference to her New Ways in Discipline

Barzini, Luigi

XXXV-7 His Harper's article quoted re American character in Lead, "America the Unpredictable"

XXXV-8 Quoted Harper's Dec. 1981 in Lead, "A Conception of Utopia"

Barzun, Jacques

VII-16 His Harper's article subject of Review, "Democratizing the Arts"

X-1 Referred to in Virginia Gildersleeve article in Saturday Review and quoted in Children

XII-21 Quoted review by Joseph E. Evans of The House of Intellect in Wall Street Journal, in Review, "The Mindless Mood"

XIV-11 Extract of his Teacher in America, Jan. Gadlfy in Frontiers, "Concerning 'The Facts'"

XVII-47 His Of Human Freedom quoted in Frontiers, "Against Captivity"

XX-20 Quote from Wilson Follett's Modern American Usage in Review, "A Matter of Sovereignty"

XXIV-17 His Teacher in America mentioned in Review, "Who Should Write History?"

XXVII-20 His contribution in Dr. Aring's summary of symposium quoted from Man and Life in Frontiers, "This Stable World"

XXXIV-2 Quoted Modern American Usage (1966 ed.) in Lead, "One Kind of Change" re use of language

XXXV-17 Quoted from preface of new ed. to Teacher in America in Children, "Some Scholarly Musings"

XXXVI-46 A Stroll with William James quoted, discussed in Review, "An Undated Thinker"

XXXVI-50 Quoted A Stroll on James depression in Children, "Some Examples"

XXXVII-1 From A Stroll on James' criticism in Lead, "Maze of Opposites"

XXXVII-2 From Follett's Modern American Usage in Children, "Matters of Words"

XXXIV-21 Quoted from Modern American Usage (1966) in Lead, "One Kind of Change"

Basaldella, Mirko

XIX-11 Quote from Education of Vision in Review, "On Visual Knowing"

Base of All Faiths, At the

XXXIII-5 Editorial

Basic Criticism in Novels

XI-5 Review, Walt Sheldon's The Man Who Paid His Way, David Duncan's Occam's Razor, Arthur Steuer's The Terrible Swift Sword

Basic Diagnosis

XXXVI-49 Editorial (use of imagination in applying Schumacher's remedy)

Basic Experiments in Parapsychology - K. Ramakrishna Rao, ed. (McFarland & Co., 1984)

XXXIX-16 Introduction quoted in Review, "Extra Sensory Perception"

Basic Humanity

I-14 Editorial

Basic Journalism

XLI-51 New Alchemy Quarterly-in Review

Basic Needs- A Framework for Action (Transaction Books, New Brunswick, N. J.)

XXXII-11 Seeds, Picks and Shovels"

Basic Responsibility - in Birth

XIX-1 Editorial

Basic Unrealities

IX-52 Lead

Basilides

I-30 Mentioned in Lead article on Pythagoras

Basis for New Beginnings, The

XXIV-40 Lead

Basis for Social Structure

XXV-18 Editorial

Basis of Japanese Foreign Policy, The - Albert E. Hindmarsh, 1936

I-48 Quote from in Children

V-40 Quote from in Frontiers, "The Proposition Is Peace"

Basis of Trust, The

III-10 Editorial

Baskette, Kirtley

X-22 Quoted his article in Redbook, April, "A Man Who Refused to Kill" in Children, "Pacifism and Education"

Baskin, John

XXXV-3 Quoted his story from Country Journal in Children, "Some Reading" (on cycles)

Baskir, Lawrence

XXXII-22 His Chance and Circumstance reviewed in "Outrageous Fortune"

Basler, Albert

XX-31 Quote from Dialogue on Technology in Review, "On 'The Nature of Man'"

Basler, Roy P. (ed. of Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln, The)

XXXIV-23 Quoted from by Edmund Wilson in Lead, "On Self-Evolvers" (Wilson's Eight Essays)

Bassuk, Daniel

XL-49 Pendle Hill pamphlet, Abraham Lincoln and the Quakers quoted, reviewed in Review, "All the Brave Men"

Bast, Diane Carol

XL-15 Court case on conscience objection literature in Children, "Non-Military Jobs"

Bastian, Adolf (German traveler and ethnologist)

IX-20 Ref. to in Lead, "The Fear of Loose Ends"

Bastian, H. Charlton (Professor of Medicine, U. of London)

II-24 The Origin of Life gives illustrations of spontaneous generation

Bastiat, Frederic

III-36 Discussion of his The Law in Frontiers, "Search for Social Principles"

Bateman

VIII-4 Review of his and Soal's Modern Experiments in Telepathy

Bates, Dr. W. H. (N.Y. Ophthalmologist)

IX-26 Work discussed in Children and his book, Perfect Sight Without Glasses

XXVII-26-35 His book mentioned in Frontiers, "Notes on Self- Reliance"

Bateson, Gregory

XXVII-14 Quoted from his Steps to an Ecology of Mind, from Stewart Brand's discussion of in Nov. 1973 Harper's in Lead, "Old Nationalism for New"

XXIX-46 Quoted from interview with Steward Brand, see above, in Lead, "A Defense of Metaphysics"

XXX-9 Subject of Rollo May article quoted from Fall 1976 Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Frontiers, "Attitudes Toward ESP"

XXX-26-35 Quoted in Lead, "In Defense of the Essay"

XXXI-24 Interview with Stewart Brand, Harper's Nov. 1973 issue, quoted in Children, "One More Curricular Reform"

XXXII-46 Quoted from his Mind and Nature in Lead, "Looking and Up"

XXXIII-41 Quoted from Harper's Nov. 1973 interview with Steward Brand, in Lead, "A Moral to Recite"

XXXV-18 Quoted from L.A. Times, April 4, 1982, UCLA conference on arms control, in Editorial, "A Candid Historian"

XXXVIII-46 Quoted from an interview in Harper's Nov. 1973 re teaching, in Children, "Thinking Is Not a Performing Art"

Bateson, Mary Catherine

XXXIV-11 Quoted her contribution to The Village as Solar Ecology in Frontiers, "Molecular Changes"

Bateson, William

XXXI-14 Quoted in Children, "Evolution-An Old View"

Battle Cry - Leon Uris

VII-52 Reviewed, "Notes on Novels"

Battle Done, The - S. Leonard Rubinstein (Wm. Morrow and Popular Library)

IX-38 Reviewed in "His Brother's Keeper"

Battle for the Mind - William Sargent

X-23 Quoted from in Review, "The Challenge to the Individual"

Baudelaire, Pierre Charles (French poet)

X-34 Review of book of his letters by Kenneth Rexroth in the Nation, quoted in Review, "In Defense of Desperation"

XVIII-45 H. L. C. Jaffe quote of given in Lead, "Before the Storm"

Bauer, John

XXXIII-8 Quoted from New Directions in Teaching in Children, "The Teaching Profession"

Bauhaus - edited by Ise Gropius and Herbert Bayer (Branford, Boston, 1959)

XX-37 Gropius quoted in re Moholy-Nagy in Frontiers, "The New Bauhaus"

Bauhaus -- compiled by Prof. Hans M. Wingler (MIT Press, $55.00)

XXIII-5 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Bauhaus- Full Retrospect"

Bauhaus, The- Full Retrospect

XXIII-5 Review

Baum, Carl

XXXIV-51 Quoted from New Alchemy Quarterly in Children, "He Is Available" re wastewater usage

Baum, Joanne

XXXIX-13 Reviewed One Step Over the Line re cocaine addiction in "Keys to Health"

Baumbach, Jonathan

XXIV-40 Quoted book he edited, Writers as Teacher/ Teachers as Writers, in Children, "Writers Who Teach"

Baumer, Franklin (editor, "Main Currents in Western Thought")

VII-27 Quoted in Review, "The Return of the Egghead" from Saturday Review

Baxter, Helen (ed. of Canadian Assn. Of University Teachers Bulletin)

XXXVII-42 "The Role of Our Universities in the Nuclear Age" quoted from Apr 1984 issue in Children, "Reports from Canada"

Bay Area Rapid Transport System (See BART) Bay, Christian

XIX-28 Liberation and Articulation" (2 parts)

Bay Guardian

XXVI-13 Daniel Ben-Horin's discussion of in Feb. 19 Nation quoted in Frontiers, "The Hazards of Success"

Bay, James C. (Columbia Education professor)

VII-33 Ref. to Nation defense of our public schools in Children

Bay of Noon, The - Shirley Hazzard (Pocket Book)

XXV-15 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Two Good Books"

Bayard, Chevalier

I-19 He, like Buddha, Socrates, Gandhi, etc. lived without fear, and without reproach

Bayles, Ernest

XVI-29 Quoted from The Humanist symposium, "Reconstruction in Religion," in Review of same title

Bazelon, David

XII-37 His article "The Hero as a Symbol." Summer issue of Dissent quoted in Review, "J. Jones, The Pacific?"

XIX-15 John S. Keel's review of his The Paper Economy quoted in Frontiers, "The Uses of Symbols"

Beachy, Alvin

IX-46 Quote from his Christian Century, "The Draft and Christian Discipleship" in Review, Dilemma Worth Pondering"

Beagle, Peter S.

XXIII-35 Quoted his The Last Unicorn in Review, "Recent Myth-Makers"

Beaglehole, Dr. J. C.

III-33 Long quotations from in Letter from England

Beals, Carleton

VII-28 Quotation from Christian Century article on Guatemala in Review, "The Humane Perspective"

Bean, Stanley

XIII-50 His letter to Editors quoted in Children, "Liberal Experiments in Education"

Bear, The - William Faulkner (Viking)

XXVIII-47 Quoted and reviewed in "Random Reading"

Beard, Dr. Charles A.

I-11 Quoted to effect we neglect study of warthinking ourselves to be "peace-loving people." In "Reading and Writing."

I-24 Vanzetti read his Rise of American Civilization while waiting to be hanged

I-26 Quoted in Lead, "Has History a Meaning?"

I-39 Difficulties he had getting his American Foreign Policy in the Making, 1932-1940, published, in Lead.

I-43 Oswald Carrison Villard's tribute to in Progressive

II-6 Ref. to his Republic

XXVIII-1 His The Republic reviewed in "The Art of Citizenship"

Beardwood, Roger

XXI-51 Quoted from Aug. 1968 Fortune in Frontiers, "Forced Off the Land"

XXIV-22 Quoted from Aug. 1968 Fortune in Lead, "The Meaning of Progress"

Bearing the Unbearable

IX-48 Editorial - Helen Keller

Bearing Witness, Building Bridges - Melissa Everett, ed. (New Society)

XXXIX-7 Section by Mary Hartmann re Sandinistas quoted in Lead, "The Real Problem"

Beat or Angel? -- Rene Dubos (Schribner's, 1974, $8.95)

XXVIII-40 Reviewed in "Scholarly Resource"

XXXI-37 Quoted in Editorial, "How Does One Help?"

Beat Contribution, The

XIV-7 Editorial

Beat Generation and the Angry Young Men, The (Dell collection)

XII-45 George Scott's Time and Place quoted in Lead, "The Search for Roots" Kingsley Amis also quoted from same source, same Lead

Beat to Quarters - C. S. Forester

XI-36 Briefly quoted from in Editorial, "A Time to Question"

Beattie, Paul H. (Unitarian minister)

XXVII-12 Quoted from Jan. Humanist in Review, "Humanists on 'God'"

Beatty, Jerome Jr. (Staff writer for Saturday Review)

X-52 Quoted from Saturday Review Nov. 2, where he tells the mournful story of the "acceptable" cartoon in Frontiers, "A Problem of Focus"

Beatty, Walcott H.

XVII-20 Quote from his "Knowledge for Learning," in "Curriculum Philosophy," in Children

XVII-36 Quoted on the function of a teacher

Beaty, Jeanne Keller

XIV-35 Quoted from June Good Housekeeping in Children, "If 'Only' Marriage-Why College?"

Beaujon, Edmond

XIV-33 His article from Journal de Geneve (April 14) on Eichmann trial quoted in Lead, "The Psychological Revolution"

Beautiful Friendship, A

III-37 Review of The Little World of Don Camillo

Beaverbrook, Lord (Owner of British newspapers)

XXXV-12 Long quote from on Foot's Debts of Honor in Review

Beberman, Prof.

XI-6 Quoted from his attempt with a small group of mathematics experimentalists at University of Illinois to make "math" an adventure, in Children, "Notes and Quotes"

Béchamp, Antoine (French biochemist)

I-36 Ref. to and books about listed in "Life and Soul" - Frontiers

II-24 Discussed in Frontiers, "What Is a Germ?" and his book La Théorie du Microzyme referred to

Béchamp or Pasteur - E. Douglas Hume

II-24 Ref. to in Frontiers, "What Is a Germ?"

II-41 Brief ref. to book in Frontiers, "Science and Moral Freedom"

Beck, Bertram M.

VII-46 Quoted re juvenile delinquency in Children

Beck, Bruce

XV-44 His article from The Greenleaf quoted in Children, "The Peace Movement and Education"

Beck, Lewis

II-27 Quotation from his Scientific Monthly article about scientists imitating one another, especially social scientists trying to answer problems like physicists

Becker, Carl L.

II-50 The Heavenly City of the Eighteenth-Century Philosophers

III-22 Ref. to his Heavenly City in Lead, "The Stubborn Facts"

III-24 Quotations from in Frontiers, "Religion and 'Men of Affairs'"

VI-5 Quotation from Heavenly City in Frontiers, "More Than a Choice of Reading"

IX-3 Quoted from Heavenly City in Lead, "The Disenchanters"

IX-10 Quoted from Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences in Lead, "The Idea of Progress"

IX-12 Quoted re Diderot from Every Man His Own Historian in Lead, "The Responsibility of Scientists"

X-5 His Heavenly City quoted in Lead, "Are We Asking Too Much?"

X-6 His Heavenly City quoted in Lead, "The Meaning of Salvation"

XI-10 Quoted from his essay "The Dilemma of Diderot" from his book Every Man His Own Historian on the dilemma of Diderot in Lead, "Unsettled Questions"

XII-12 Hutchins' quotes from Saturday Review article discussed in Children, "Is Democracy Possible?"

XIV-45 His The Declaration of Independence quoted by Justice Wm. O. Douglas in Review, "A World Without War" '

Becker, Carl L.-(Continued)

XVII-16 Quoted in Lead, "The New Thinking About Man," then from The Heavenly City of the Eighteenth Century Philosophers

XVIII-18 Quote from The Heavenly City in Lead, "The Mists of Objectivity"

XIX-2 Heavenly City quoted in Lead, "Time to Think"

XIX-7 Heavenly City quoted in Lead, "The Language of the Inner Life"

XIX-28 Quoted in Lead, "Religion Without Priests"

XXII-12 Quoted from Everyman His Own Historian in Lead, "Ascents in History"

XXII-45 Quoted from Everyman His Own Historian - "The Dilemma of Diderot" - in Lead, "Siege Perilous"

XXIV-21 Quoted from The Heavenly City in Lead, "Man and Their Times"

XXVII-10 Quoted The Heavenly City in Lead, "The Unchanging Question"

XXVII-36 Quoted from Every Man His Own Historian in Review, "Distinguished Historian"

XXVII-47 Quoted from Jan. 24, 1934 Nation in Lead, "Clear and Distinct Ideas"; also quoted in Editorial, "More by Carl Becker"

XXVIII-8 Quoted from The Heavenly City in Lead, "A Course We Cannot Foresee"

XXVIII-39 The Declaration of Independence discussed and quoted in Children, "Some Literary Analysis"

XXVIII-45 Quoted The Declaration of Independence in Children, "On Talking to Children"

XXVIII-51 Heavenly City quoted in Lead, "Learning from Nature"

XXVIII-52 A Diagnosis"

XXIX-11 Quoted on Locke from Heavenly City in Lead, "What Is 'Morality'?"

XXIX-37 Every Man His Own Historian quoted in Children, "The Good Old Days"

XXIX-44 Heavenly City quoted in Editorial, "A Better Enlightenment"

XXXI-1 Heavenly City quoted in Lead, "Ways of Turning Around"

XXXII-5 Every Man His Own Historian quoted in Children, "This and That, Here and There"

XXXII-18 His letter to Frederick Jackson Turner quoted in Lead, "The Ordeal of Thinking"

XXXII-19 Quoted from Every Man His Own Historian in Frontiers, "Another Kind of Frontier"

XXXII-51 Quoted from The Heavenly City in Lead, "Going to Work or Home?"

XXXIII-49 Quoted The Heavenly City in Lead, "We Who Dream"

XXXVII-23 Quoted above on indifferent universe in Lead, "Missing in Modernism"

XXXVII-51 The Heavenly City of the Eighteenth-Century Philosophers quoted in Lead, "How Long Will It Take?"

XXXIX-17 Quoted on Madam Roland, etc., in Lead, "How Opinions are Formed"

Becker, Carl L.-(Continued)

XXXIX-37 The Heavenly City quoted in Children (assumptions)

XXXIX-46 Quoted from 1934 Nation (Jan. 24) on "Freedom of Speech" in Lead, "The Meaning of Philosophy"

XL-40 Quoted The Heavenly City in Lead, "An Opening Door" (on science)

Becker, Ernest

XXII-5 Quoted from Beyond Alienation in Lead, "The Heroic Conception of Man"

XXII-6 Quoted from Beyond Alienation in Lead, "A Small Amount of Truth"

XXII-29 Quoted on Socrates in Lead, "Contradictions of Religion"

XXV-22 His The Lost Science of Man quoted from in Lead, "An Evident Conclusion"

XXXII-44 Quoted from The Denial of Death in Lead, "The Two Transformations"

XXXII-51 Quoted from Denial of Death in Lead, "Going to Work or Home?"

Becker, George J.

VII-36 Ref. to Antioch Review article on Edward Bellamy in Review, "The Specter of Predictable Man"

Becker, Grove

X-51 Brief quote from his poetry (submitted to MANAS and returned) in Editorial, "Time Out"

Becker, Robert O.

XXXVIII-38 Co-author of Electromagnetism and Life, quoted in Review, "Boys in Iowa"

Becker, Stephen

XVIII-39 His book, Juice, quoted in Review, "Search for an Authentic Ethic"

Becker, Stephen (editor of Dell Books-author of The Season of the Stranger)

IX-2 Quoted in Review, "Symposium on 'The American Novel'"

Becker, William

XXXVI-6 Quoted from Community Service Newsletter, Sept/Oct 1981 in Frontiers, "Both Luck and Management" (people of Soldiers Grove)

Beckoning Frontiers - Marringer Eccles (Knopf, 1951)

VII-11 Reviewed - "Biography of a Banker"

Beckson and Ganz

XIV-24 Their Guide to Literary Terms quoted in Lead, "The Romantic Spirit"

Beckwith, Burnham P.

V-9 Quote from Nation article in Frontiers, "The Tide of Fear"

Become What You Are

XL-48 Lead (writing history)

Bedau, Hugo Adam

XIX-6 Quoted in Review, "This Life We Take"

Bedford Incident, The - Mark Rascovich

XVI-30 Quoted and reviewed in Review of same title

Bedford Village - Hervey Allen

VI-36 Ref. to in Editorial, "Language of Symbols"

VII-29 Mention of in Children, re Masonry

Bedside Guardian, The - A.J.P. Taylor (Collins, $3.50)

XXX-17 Richard Cott's short paragraph on Taylor, and Taylor quoted from in Review, "From Manchester and Salzburg" Also quoted Jill Tweedie essay

Beebe, Robin

XXXVII-18 Quoted from Holistic Education Network Newsletter Nov. 1983 in Children, "Miscellany"

XXXVII-23 Quoted above essay on "asking questions" by the young in Children "The Human Mind"

Beecher, John

IX-17 Review of his Land of the Free in "Voice of the Voiceless"

IX-34 Poem from the above, "An Air That Kills," quoted entire in Editorial, "Tribute to Poetry"

XV-52 Poem from Coastlines quoted in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

Beeching, Jack

XXV-51 Quoted discussed An Open Path (missionary work, 19th century Africa) in Review, "African Pain"

Beels, Christine

XXXI-44 June Miller review of her The Childbirth Book quoted from July-August Resurgence in Children, "Reasons for Reading and Schooling"

Beer, John

XXI-40 His book, Blake's Humanism, discussed and quoted in Review, "The Compleat Haeretic" Also in Editorial, "The Garment and the Man"

XXIII-24 Long quote from Blake's Humanism in Editorial, same title

XXXIII-39 Quote from Blake's Humanism in Lead, "No Simple Statement"

XXXVI-51 Quoted above (from Dr. Zhivago) in Review, "Blake, War, and Revenge"

Beer, Max

I-31 History of Socialism in England referred to in "Monopoly" story

Beer, Ralph

XXXIX-1 His "Holding to the Land," Sept. 1985 Harper's quoted discussed in Lead, "The World Is Something Made"

Beers, Clifford (died 1943)

I-3 A Mind that Found Itself

III-51 Ref. to his book in Lead, "The World Next Door"

Bees Are My Business - Harry J. Whitcombe

XII-15 Reviewed in article, "The Golden Horde"

Beethoven-His Spiritual Development - J. W. N. Sullivan (Vintage, 1960)

XXX-47 Quoted in Review, "What Is a Good Book?"

Beethoven - A Study of Greatness - J.W.N. Sullivan

IX-26 Reviewed, "Artistic Greatness"

X-6 Quoted in Children

Beeville-New Zealand Community

XV-16 Frontiers article by Emery Jones

Before and After

II-18 Review (Harper's, April 1949)

Before and After Socrates - Francis M. Cornford

XIII-32 His lectures quoted from in Review, same title

XXVI-21 Quote from in Lead, "Reconstitution of Purpose"

Before and Beyond the Law

XXIX-5 Frontiers

Before the Storm

XVIII-45 Lead

Begin with Trees

XXXIV-4 Frontiers

Beginning the Fourteenth Year

XIV-1 Editorial

The Beginning of Science

II-27 Editorial about producing a "scientific generalist" by proper exposure to science courses

Beginning of Things, The

XXXI-22 Editorial

Beginning to Mini Farm (booklet) Ecology Action Self Teaching Mini Series

XXXIV-16 Quoted in Frontiers, "Gardening for Beginners"

Beginnings - William Mathes

XVII-52 Review discussed new publication, International Journal of Psychiatry and Institute of Applied Psychology Review

Beginnings Are More Timeless Than Endings

XVIII-43 Lead

Behalf of Excellence, In

XVI-23 Editorial

Behanan, Kovoor

I-37 His Yoga, A Scientific Evaluation referred to

Behavior and Misbehavior - James L. Hymes, Jr.

IX-2 Quoted briefly in Children about need for discipline

Behavior of Nations, The

XVIII-21 Review - Louis J. Halle (Encounter, April 1965); The Behavior of Nations, Morley Roberts (1941) also quoted - charged Germans with collective guilt

Behavioral Science

XVI-16 Frontiers

Behind "Pen-Pals for Prisoners"

XIX-43 Frontiers

Behind Socratic Ignorance

XVIII-39 Lead

Behind the Boldness

XXII-13 Editorial

Behind the Institutional Forms

XL-46 Review (Maslow's Religions, Values and Peak- Experiences)

Behind the Web

XXXIV-22 Lead (re judgments on character of Iranians, Chinese, etc.)

Behnke, Elizabeth

XLI-2 Her essay in Toward Integral Consciousness for an Integral World (on Jean Gebser's thinking) quoted in Frontiers, "Burrow and Gebser"

Behn, Harry

XXII-43 His Chrysalis discussed and quoted in Children, "He Tried To Be Civilized"

XXII-45 Quoted from Chrysalis in Lead, "Siege Perilous"

Behn, Mira (English woman who was Gandhi's secretary and devoted helper)

X-40 Quoted her reply in Gandhi Marg on criticism of the British action at Suez by Roy Walker in Frontiers, "Gandhian Thought"

XXXIII-3 Quote from The Spirit's Pilgrimage in Lead, "Gandhi on Violent Struggles"

Beier, Helen

XXX-8 Lives in Turmoil reviewed in "In Spite of Everything"

Beijing Review (weekly English Journal, Box 399, Beijing, PR of China)

XXXIV-23 Recommended in Rain, Mar. 1981 for events in China, Frontiers, "Visits to the Far East"

Being and Becoming

XVIII-28 Frontiers

Being and Nothingness - Jean-Paul Sartre

XX-37 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Heroism of Jean-Paul Sartre"

XXXIII-46 Long quote from in Editorial, "Sartre on the Nature of Man"

Being in the Army

XXXIV-13 Review-School of the Soldier, Ross Parmenter

Being of the Word, A

XX-51 Review

Being "With the Longest Memory," The

VI-47 Frontiers

Belanger, Jerome (editor of Countryside)

XXX-17 Quoted from Countryside in Frontiers, "A Season of Growing"

Belcher, Dixie

XL-42 Quoted from Juneau Empire, May 1987 re performing in Russia, in Frontiers, "A Job for Everyone"

Belief in a Life After Death, The - A Critical Examination (released by Chas. C. Thomas - Springfield, Ill.)

XIV-20 Quoted from in Review, "Ducasse on 'Immortality'"

Believe It or Not

VIII-25 Frontiers (teacher dismissed for participation in ACLU and FOR)

VIII-48 A Theory of Man"

Believers and Agnostics

VIII-46 Review

Bell, Bernard Iddings (Canon of Episcopal Church)

III-46 Quotes from his Life article on education in Lead, "Education and Life"

VIII-6 Quoted in Lead, "The Christian Scene"

VIII-29 Suspects wave of American religiosity but a fad in Lead, "Is It 'Religion'?"

Bell, Charles

XXVI-8 Quoted on Black Mountain College in Children, "Past Achievement and Good Signs"

Bell, Charles

IX-2 Quoted from Diogenes in Review, "Symposium on 'The American Novel'"

Bell, Charles G.

IV-6 Mentioned in Editorial, "On Teaching Democracy" Also Frontiers, "Days of Wrath" - ref. to his Common Cause article, wherein he quoted Thucydides

Bell, Daniel (editor Fortune)

VI-10 Ref. to his Commentary article, "The Prospects of American Capitalism" (a review of J. K. Galbraith's American Capitalism) in Lead, "Friends and Critics of Capitalism" Also ref. to in Editorial, "A Tide of Prejudice"

XIII-25 Review of his The End of Ideology in New Republic, May 23, quoted in Lead, "Changing Symbols of Fulfillment

XVIII-33 Bell quoted Henry Murray in American Scholar symposium on Morality in Lead, "The Shaving Process"

Bell, Dr. Daniel (Sociology Professor at Columbia University)

XX-36 Quoted from Cal. Institute of Technology Quarterly Summer 1967 in Lead, "The Classical Questions"

XX-41 Quoted from Cal Tech Quarterly (Summer 1967) in Lead, "Nature's Voice Has Changed"

XXVI-37 Quoted from Cal Tech Quarterly (Summer 1967) and 1973 American Scholar; review of his The Coming of Post-Industrial Society quoted from June 23 Business Weekly in Lead, "The Problem-Solvers"

Bell, Hallen M.

X-12 Quoted from Bulletin of Atomic Scientists in Frontiers, "The Scientific Conscience"

Bell, Dr. Leslie (Toronto)

IX-14 Mentioned in "Letter from Canada" called for government subsidy of arts in Canada

Bell Telephone's Experiment in Education - Digby Baltzell

VIII-15 Discussed in Children - article in Harper's March 1955

Bellah, Robert (sociologist professor at Pomona College)

XXV-16 David L. Smith's study of his lectures quoted from Winter 1972 Journal of Blaisdell Institute in Review, "Man and Myth"

XXV-23 Quoted from his contribution in Sanctions for Evil, in Lead, "From Crisis to Insight"

Bellamy, Edward

I-4 Ref. to in Lead, "Psychological Currents"

I-7 Humanitarian first, political theorist second

I-8 Ref. to in Review, "Minority Men"

I-19 His and Lawrence Gronlund's ideals inspired Kaweah Cooperative Colony

I-40 Ref. to in "Guides for the Heaven-Bound"

II-17 He, together with Henry George and Eugene Debs, did not neglect problem of responsibility

II-33 Great Reformer series article on him. Arthur E. Morgan work, Edward Bellamy discussed in this also. Mentioned in Editorial, "What Would They Do Today?"

III-24 Said he would oppose socialism if he didn't think it would insure full freedom for the individual

Bellamy, Edward-(Continued)

VI-26 Quoted from Springfield Union, July 3, 1873, in Lead, "An Unpopular Analysis"

VI-31 Long quote from "Religion of Solidarity" in Lead, "The Field of Science"

VII-36 Ref. to Antioch Review article on by George J. Becker in Review, "The Specter of Predictable Man"

IX-43 Ref. to his two novels about guilt-feelings, Dr. Heidenhoff's Process, Miss Ludington's Sister, Lead, "The 'Guilt-Feelings' of Modern Man"

XI-34 Quoted in Lead, "The Estate of Man" Also ref. to his The Religion of Solidarity

X-16 He and book Religion of Solidarity mentioned in Lead, "Inquiry Concerning Mysticism"

XVI-21 Religion of Solidarity quoted in Lead, "Tides of Questioning"

XVII-21 Looking Backward compared to Theobald

XVII-24 Brief reference to Looking Backward

XXII-4 Quotes from his story in Feb. 1889 Harper's Monthly in Review, "A Young But Promising Science"

XXIV-32 Quoted Arthur Morgan's biography in Lead, "The Dual Life"

XXV-36 Quote from Religion of Solidarity in Review, "Quest for the 'Real Thing'"

XXVI-45 Looking Backward subject of editorial, "A Potent Hope"

XXVII-3 Quote from The Religion of Solidarity in Lead, "The World in View"

XXVII-45 Quote from The Religion of Solidarity in Lead, "Another Language"

XXXII-17 His "To Whom This May Come" quoted from Harper's Feb. 1889, in Lead, "Language and Beyond"

XXXV-49 Quoted Looking Backward in Lead, "Without an Angry Syllable"

Bellamy, Edward - Arthur Morgan (Columbia U. Press, 1944)

XVI-20 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "Communication of Social Ethics"

XXIV-39 Quotations from in Lead, "The Dual Life"

XXXIII-19 Quoted from preface to in Editorial, "Bellamy's Achievement"

XXXV-49 Quoted from preface in Lead, "Without an Angry Syllable"

Bellamy, Edward, Today

XIV-21 Review

Bellamy, Paul

XVII-42 His introduction to 1945 edition of Looking Backward quoted in Lead, "The Failure of the Environment"

Bellamy Achievement

XXXIII-19 Editorial

Bellamy Review (Nebraska Magazine)

XXXV-49 Quoted reason for change of name in Lead, "Without an Angry Syllable"

Bellinger, Dr. (Brooklyn State Hospital)

II-4 Again "restraint" with mental patients

Bellow, Saul

XVIII-33 Editorial, "The Estrangement of Literature" quoted Lionel Trilling from Encounter on Bellow's acceptance speech in re novel Harzog

XIX-8 Quoted from Paris Review, Winter 1966, in Editorial, "A Poet's Testimony"

XXVIII-22 Quoted from Winter 1974 American Scholar in Editorial, "Death and Rebirth"

XXXI-4 Quoted in Editorial, "It's More Serious Now" and from Critical Inquiry, Autumn 1975, in Children, "Instead of Facts"

XXX-5 Quoted from Critical Inquiry, Autumn 1975, in Lead, "Material for Foundations"

XXXII-41 Quoted from Nobel Prize address in Review, "On Mental Health"

Below Thoreau

XLI-2 Lead (essays of Vietnam veterans)

Belton, Leslie

III-1 Reference to his Creeds in Conflict in Review, "Digests and Anthologies"

Bemis, Samuel (Historian)

IV-6 Called Spanish-American War the "Great Aberration" in Lead, "Moral Capital"

Bench, Cyril (MP)

VII-50 Quoted in Review, "Notes on the News" re HBomb

Benda, Julian

XXII-24 Quoted from his The Treason of the Intellectuals in Frontiers, "Humanist Reading"

Bender, Tom

XXIX-46 His quote from Roy Rappaport in Environmental Design Primer given in Frontiers, "The Words of Change"

XXX-40 Quoted on electricity from Rain (May 1977) in Frontiers, "Until We Do"

XXXI-24 His review of Food First quoted from Rain Feb/ Mar in Lead, "An Old-Fashioned Virtue"

XXXI-42 Quoted from Appropriate Visions in Frontiers, "Visions and Contradictions"

XXXII-17 His analysis of oppressive conditions quoted from Dec. 1978 Rain in Frontiers, "Resettling America"

XXXII-42 Quoted from Rain (July) in Frontiers, "The Underlying, Unchanging Themes"

XXXIII-7 Quoted from Rain on The Price of Defense in Frontiers, "Various Signs" (Nov. 1979)

XXXVI-15 Wrote Frontiers, "Work and Leisure" (on work itself) and true leisure

XXXVI-23 Wrote Frontiers, "Violence/Non-Violence"

XXXVII-43 Quoted from Nation, June 2, 1984 on Jane Jacobs' Cities and the Wealth of Nations in Review, "On Political Classification"

Bendiner, Robert

VIII-38 His "The Engineering of Consent" referred to in Editorial, "More of the Same"

XV-22 His article, "Our Right Not to Believe" quoted from Saturday Evening Post for Feb. 10 in Editorial, "Some Dropped Stitches"

Bendit, Laurence J.

I-44 Quotes from Sept. 1948 Journal of Parapsychology on ESP; says "psi capacities intrinsic in every human being"

III-12 Review of his This World and That

Beneath the Stone - George Tabori

III-38 Reference to in review of the film Crisis

Benedict, Ruth

I-12 Reference to her study of Zuni society

VII-16 Reference to her Patterns of Culture in Children

XVIII-9 Abraham Maslow's quote of her paper, in Review, "Linking Sociology and Psychology"

XXXI-13 Maslow's quote above in Farther Reaches in Frontiers, "Humanistic Science"

XXXIV-16 Mentioned re synergy in Lead, "The Gyroscope of Life"

XXXIV-47 Quoted on process and concept of synergy in Lead, "The Healer's Lost Art" from Maslow

Benefactors of Great Wealth

VI-20 Frontiers

Benefit of the Doubt, The

XXII-22 Lead

Benello, George

XIX-6 Quoted from Dec. 1965 Liberation in Lead, "Politics for Non-Heroes"

XIX-34 Wrote Children. . . "Thinking About a College"

XXI-1 His article from Sept. Our Generation discussed and quoted in Review, "What Is and What Might Be"

XXI-16 Quoted from Sept. 1967 Our Generation in Editorial, "Return of the Golden Age?"

XXI-28 His article in Our Generation (Vol. 5, No. 4) discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "The Primacy of the Person"

XXI-29 Two critics of his "Wasteland Culture" article quoted in Lead, "Community Versus Doctrine"

XXI-36 His letter to editors quoted from in Children, "Toward New Institutions"

XXII-50 Quoted from The New Left (collection of essays) in Review, "A Chasm, Not a Gap"

XXIII-2 Quoted in Lead, "The Signals and the Noise"

XXVII-37 Quote from his The Case for Participatory Democracy in Frontiers, "Changes in Social Thought"

XXXIV-42 Quoted from The New Left in Lead, "A Concourse of Hierarchies"

Benet, Stephen Vincent

XXVI-26-35 Ruth Hill Viguers' quote from his A Book of Americans given in Children, "Books, Books, Books"

Benet, William Rose

XXX-2 His Preface to The Reader's Encyclopedia quoted in Lead, "A Pattern Laid Up in Heaven"

Ben-Horin, Daniel

XXVI-13 His article on "Underground Press" in Feb. 19 Nation discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "The Hazards of Success"

XXX-1 Quoted in Frontiers, "Historically. . . in the Middle"

Benjamin, Cornelius

XVIII-27 Quote from The Logical Structure of Science in Lead, "The Idea of Science"

Benjamin, Walter

XXV-44 Review

Benjamin, Walter

XXV-44 Quote from Illuminations in Review, "Walter Benjamin"

XXXI-41 Quote from Reflections (as given by Todd Gitlin in July 8-15 Nation) in Frontiers, "Makers of the Present"

XXXVIII-15 Quoted from Illuminations on the theaters and movies in Review, "Theater, Television, Movies"

XXXIII-18 Quoted his essay "The Task of the Translator" (Illuminations) in Review, "On the Translator's Art"

XXXVIII-26 Quoted Orient and Okzident on Nikolai Leskov, Villemessant on art of writing and storytelling, in Lead, "Arts of Words"

Benn, A. W. (Anthony Wedgewood)

XVI-41 Briefly quoted from Hastings' Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics in Lead, "Rationalism - Then and Now"

XXIV-37 His letter to Aubrey Hodes re his remembrance of Buber quoted in Review, "A Zaddik for All"

Benn, Tony (British Minister of State for Energy)

XXXI-45 Quoted from Mar. 1978 Whole Earth in Frontiers, "Word from England"

XL-10 Quoted from Ecologist, Vol. 16, No. 4/5 on changing of opinions, in Frontiers, "A Question of 'Progress'"

Bennett, Cliff (poet)

XXXIII-42 Quotations from his poetry ("Ortega in the Cellar" and "Practical Criticism") in Review, "The Disconcerting Art"

Bennett, Dr. E. A.

XXI-51 Brief statement from his Foreword to Jung's Analytical Psychology, Its Theory and Practice, quoted in Review, "Jung's Thought in 1935"

Bennett, Dr. Henry Garland

IV-7 Reference to head of Point Four program in Frontiers, "So Much from So Little"

Bennett, Dr. Hugh (Chief of U.S. Soil Conservation Service)

II-29 Dissented from Time's conclusion on Vogt and Osborn books in article "Eat Hearty"

Bennett, John C.

IX-37 His Christian Century article quoted in Frontiers, "What Can Survive a War?"

XII-19 His Christian Century article "Faith and Responsibility" quoted in Frontiers, "Myth and History"

Bennett, Nicholas

XXVII-11 His paper presented at ECAFE (reprinted by CIDOC) quoted in Children, "Two Views of Education"

XI-48 Quote from his Politics article in Review, "Dossier on the FBI"

Bennie, Warren (President, University of Cincinnati)

XXVI-3 Quoted from Dec. 9 Saturday Review in Lead, "The Question of 'Wholeness'"

Benoit, Hubert (French psychiatrist)

IX-33 His The Supreme Doctrine quoted in Lead, "What is Happening to Man?"

Benson, Don

XVIII-38 Wrote Lead, "Beyond 'Rational' Progress"

XIX-4 Quoted from Viewpoint/65 in Lead, "The Quest for Para-Religion"

Benson, Jim

XXXI-10 His booklet, Energy and Reality, Three Perceptions, mentioned in Frontiers, "Professional Independence"

XXXV-2 Quoted Winter 1981 Land Report in Children, "A Well-Rounded Education"

Bensoussan, Dr. Pierre A. (French psychiatrist)

XXIV-41 Quoted from Los Angeles Times, Sept. 21, in Editorial, "Light on Drug Abuse"

Benthall, Jonathan

XXIII-8 Quoted from Studio International in Review, "Volunteer Philosophers"

Bentham, Jay

XIII-16 Quote from Dissent (Winter 1960) article, "The Rigged Society" in Lead, "Political and Economic Delusions"

Bentinck, Lord (Governor-General of India, 1834)

I-14 Quoted re bones of cotton-weavers bleaching plains of India

Bentley, Eric

VII-41 His In Search of Theater reviewed in Frontiers, "Guide to the Theater"

Benton, William

XII-36 Quote from Aug. 15 Saturday Review in Children, "Challenge from Russia?"

Berg, Ivar Dr.

XXIII-14 The Great Training Robbery discussed and quoted in Children, "Is It 'Education'?"

XXX-21 The Great Training Robbery quoted in Children, "The Context of Life"

Berg, Peter

XXXV-14 Quoted from CoEvolution, Winter 1981, in Frontiers, "The Facts Are In"

XXXVI-2 Figures of Regulation quoted in Frontiers, "The Long-Term Objective"

XXXVI-20 Interview with from Rain, Feb/Mar 1983 in Children, "A Common Knowledge Base"

XXXVI-21 Quoted Figures of Regulation (Planet Drum pamphlet) in Lead, "A Society That Fits"; also quoted from CoEvolution, Winter 1981 (fight by minority peoples), in Frontiers, "Progress Report"

XXXVI-49 Quoted from Figures of Regulation in Lead, "Obstacles to Evolution"

XXXIX-48 Summer 1985 Raise the States quoted in Review, "Some Actual Peacemakers"

XL-3 Raise the Stakes, Summer 1986, quoted on bioregional politics in Lead, "On Becoming Inhabitants"

XL-7 Briefly quoted re "natural design" in Lead, "Thoreau's Instructions"

Berg, Peter-(Continued)

XL-15 Quoted on the "Greens" in Germany in Frontiers, "Greens and Bioregionalists"

XL-18 From Raise the Stakes, Summer 1986, in Lead, "What Comes First?"

XLI-26 From 1981 CoEvolution in Lead, "The Way Changes Come About"; also Figures of Regulation

Bergel, Peter

XXVI-3 Quote from Communities in Frontiers, "Community Magazine Merger"

Berger, John J.

XXXIII-24 His article in Apr 1980 Progressive re Harvard Business School, quoted in Frontiers, "The Long and the Wrong Way Home"

Berger, Prof. Peter L.

XXI-15 Quoted from Feb. 24 N.Y. Times in Lead, "Religion and Religions"

XXVIII-24 Warren Wager's review of his Pyramids of Sacrifice quoted from Feb. 8 Saturday Review in Lead, "The Problem of the Age"

XXVIII-24 Wagar's review of Pyramids of Sacrifice quoted from Saturday Review in Lead, "The Problems of the Age"

Bergson, Henri

XXXI-7 His The Creative Mind reviewed in "It Can't Be Done"

XXXI-12 The Creative Mind quoted in Lead, "The Power of Mind"

Bergson, Henry

XXXV-24 Briefly quoted re evolution (mystic intuition at word edge of Elan Vital) in Lead, "Where Is Evolution Going?"

Berkeley Co-Op News

XXXI-11 Heidi Seney report on Olkowski's Integral Urban House quoted in Frontiers, "David and Goliath"

Berkeley Daily Gazette

XV-20 Story in Mar. 20 issue quoted in Editorial, "Hiroshima Peace Pilgrims"

XXXIV-51 Nov. 4, 1981 quoted from Jon Bashor re Food Collectives in Editorial, "Growth Through Cooperation"

XXXV-12 Quoted "A Slaughter of the Innocents" by Layna Verin, in Jan. 11, 1982 issue in Children, "On Teaching Disquieting Facts"

Berkeley Square

V-5 Mention of this film in Editorial, "The Past in the Present"

Berkey, Brian

XXXIII-18 Quoted from his article in Not Man Apart from Feb. 1980 in Frontiers, "Sun, Wind and Farms"

Berkove, Lawrence I.

XXXIII-11 Editor of Ambrose Bierc-Skepticism and Dissent quoted in Review, "More than Journalism"

Berkman, Alexander

I-8 Shot Henry Clay Frick to attract attention to the plight of Carnegie Steel Co. workers

XXIV-11 His Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist mentioned in Review, "Fifty, Sixty, Seventy Years Ago"

Berle, A. A. (Adolf A.)

XV-25 Quoted from first issue (Oct. 1961) of quarterly, Journal of Religion and Health, in Frontiers, "Principle of Survival"

XV-35 Quoted in Lead, "Science and Politics"

XVII-53 Walter McQuade quote of in Nov. 23 Nation given in Review, "A View of the Nation"

XVIII-27 Morgenthau quoted from Berle's Tides of Crisis in Frontiers, "Cultural Lag-A Special Case"

Berlin Congress, The

III-42 Review (Berlin Congress for Cultural Freedom-reported Partisan Review)

Berlin, Isiah

X-33 His Hedgehog and the Fox reviewed in "The Hedgehog and the Fox"

XII-48 Joan Ward's review of his "Two Concepts of Liberty" in Autumn 1959 American Scholar quoted from in Lead, "The Meaning of Freedom"

XXII-2 Quotation from The Hedgehog in Review, "The Uses of Ignorance"

XXII-26 Quoted on Giovanni Battista Vico from April 24 New York Review of Books in Lead, "Man Speaks for the World"

XXVII-41 His article on Giambattista Vico quoted from Nov. 28, 1969 N.Y. Times Magazine in Lead, "The Other Kind of Knowledge"

XXVII-47 Quoted on Vico in Lead, "Clear and Distinct Ideas"

XXIX-38 His Vico and Herder quoted in Lead, "The Imperfect Geniuses"

XXIX-48 Vico and Herder reviewed in "Herder-Man of Our Time"

XXXI-47 Vico reviewed in Children, "A Splendid Impossibility"

XXXI-48 Vico and Herder reviewed by Robert Kirsch in L.A. Times, quoted in Review, "Good Leads to Follow"

XXXII-43 Quoted opening essay of Concepts and Categories (collection from 25 years) in Review, "The Province of Philosophy"

XXXII-45 Quoted in Lead, "The Records of Men" from The Hedgehog and the Fox on Tolstoy, etc.

XXXIII-14 Quoted on Marx in Lead, "Two Not Popular Ideas"

XXXIII-48 Quoted Against the Current in Lead, "The Environment of Meaning"

XLI-8 Quoted The Hedgehog in Review, "Tolstoy's 'One Big Thing'"

Berlin Report (Heinz Krasschutzki)

VII-31 Follow-up on "Warning from Berlin"

Berlowe, Burt

XLI-10 Quoted from Community Service Newsletter, Sept/Oct 1987 in Frontiers, "Building Community"

Berman, Harold J. (Professor of Russian Law at Harvard)

XVI-13 Lead article, "The Devil and Soviet Russia," taken from The American Scholar (Vol. 27, Spring 1958)

Bernard, Claude

III-43 Quote from in Frontiers, "'Self-Awareness' in Science"

III-44 Reference to in Review, "Philosophy in Fiction"

Bernard, L. L.

III-3 Quote from his The Fields and Methods of Sociology in Lead, "The Locus of Power"

V-44 Quote from above in Lead, "A New Enlightenment?"

VIII-48 A Theory of Man"

X-13 Quote from The Fields and Methods of Sociology in Lead, "Conventions in Science"

XI-15 Quoted in Lead, "Science and Human Freedom"

XVIII-24 The Fields and Methods of Sociology quoted in Lead, "Systems and the Man"

XV-23 Quote from The Fields and Methods of Sociology in Lead, "The Importance of Self- Knowledge"

XXI-17 Quote from Fields and Methods of Sociology in Editorial, "Tides of Becoming"

XXV-42 Above quoted in Lead, "Beyond Public Truth"

XXVII-47 Quote from sociology text in Frontiers, "Are the Cults 'Occult'?"

XXX-24 The Fields and Methods of Sociology quoted in Lead, "Ideas and Beliefs"

XXXVIII-43 The Fields and Methods of Sociology quoted in Lead, "Cumulative Force"

Bernard, Theos

I-37 Reference to in Lead, "A Scientist Looks Eastward"

Bernard, William

V-49 Quoted in Children

IX-15 Reference to study of delinquency in Children

XI-10 III"

Berne, Dr. Eric

XIX-4 His Games People Play quoted in Frontiers, "Dimension of 'Existential Psychology'"

Berneri, Maria Louise

XXV-11 Quote from her book Journey through Utopia in Review, "Books on Utopia"

Bernhardt, Constance J.

XXXII-25 The Autobiography of a Child in Children, "Good Odds, Bad Ends"

Bernstein, Barton J.

XXI-24 Dissenting Essays in American History in Frontiers, "The Importance of History"

Bernstein David

II-18 Review of his Harper's article "The Cold Peace" (Apr. 1949)

Bernstein, Jeremy (Professor of Physics)

II-11 A review of The Encyclopaedia of Ignorance in the New Yorker, June 26, 1978 in Lead, "The Open Present"

XXXII-10 His review of Fritjob Capra's The Tao of Physics, quoted from Winter 1978-79 American Scholar

Bernstein, Jeremy-(Continued)

XXXVI-13 Quoted from American Scholar, Winter 1982-83 "Science Education for the Non-Scientist" in Lead, "The Nectar of Eternity"

Bernstein, Morey

IX-7 One who discovered "Bridey Murphy," in Frontiers, "Immortality of Various Kinds"

IX-13 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Psychic Labyrinth"

Bernstein, Peter

XXVI-46 Quoted in strip mining from Sept. 3 Nation in Frontiers, "Trends in the Man-made Structure"

Bernstein, Richard

XL-38 Post-Analytic Philosophy reviewed in Review, "Democracy-A Moral Death" (quoted from Dewey)

Berry, Brian

XXXIV-38 Quoted his contribution to Farm and the City in Editorial, "Questions and Answers"

Berry, Giono, Brand

XXXIV-4 Review

Berry, Thomas

XXXVIII-47 The Lower Hudson River Basin as a Bioregional Community in Frontiers, "Cycles of Change"

Berry, Wendell (English Professor, Stanford University)

XXI-46 Wrote Lead, "The Loss of the Future"

XXI-47 Part II of "The Loss of the Future" Also brief quote from above in Editorial, "When Idealism Fails"

XXI-49 Brief quote from "The Loss of the Future" in Lead, "What Shall We Do With Our Lives?"

XXII-6 Briefly quoted in Lead, "A Small Amount of Truth"

XXII-25 Long quotation from his The Long-Legged House in Children, "The Lonely Few"

XXII-26 Long quotations from The Long-Legged House in Lead, "Man Speaks for the World"

XXII-27 Quoted from The Long-Legged House in Lead, "Is There a Natural Religion?"

XXIII-45 A Hand Book discussed and quoted in Review, "On 'Race'- and Much More" Also poem from Farming in Editorial, "A New Man"

XXIII-46 Quoted from The Hidden Wound in Lead, "The Accessible Remedies"

XXIII-49 Quote from The Hidden Wound in Lead, "A Question of Goals"

XXIII-51 Quote from The Hidden Wound in Lead, "The Age of Preoccupations"

XXIV-6 Quote from above in Frontiers, "No Longer Hidden Wound"

XXIV-10 Hidden Wound mentioned in Review, "The Shaping of Culture"

XXIV-24 Extract from new book, The Unforeseen Wilderness quoted from Winter 1970-71 Hudson Review in Review, "On Rivers and Men"

Berry, Wendell -(Continued)

XXIV-40 His paper quoted from Writers as Teachers/ Teachers as Writers in Children, "Writers Who Teach"

XXIV-43 The Unforeseen Wilderness discussed and quoted in Review, "Kentucky Idyl"

XXIV-45 Quoted The Unforeseen Wilderness in Frontiers, "Where Reform Should Begin"

XXV-12 A Hand Book in Frontiers, "Criticism, and a Little Poetry"

XXV-42 A Continuous Harmony discussed and quoted in Review, "The Sacred Art"

XXV-43 Quoted from Continuous Harmony in Frontiers, "Agenda for Tomorrow"

XXV-45 Quoted in Lead, "Steps in Transition"

XXVI-10 Quoted from A Continuous Harmony in Black Elk Speaks, Editorial, "A Great Tropism"

XXVI-11 Quoted from A Continuous Harmony in Lead, "In the Ideal State"

XXVI-12 Briefly quoted on the Sioux in Review, "Talks with Frank Waters"

XXVI-13 Quoted from A Continuous Harmony in Lead, "The Paramount Laws"

XXVI-23 Interview with quoted from March Mother Earth News (on communities) in Frontiers, "Sense and Portents"

XXVI-52 Quoted from Writers as Teachers/Teachers as Writers in Lead, "How Will They Understand?" His poem "Strangers" quoted from The Country of Marriage in same Lead

XXVII-15 His article quoted from Dec. 1973 Organic Gardening in Frontiers, "Starting All Over Again"

XXVII-23 Quote from The Unforeseen Wilderness in Children, "On Righteous Campaigns"

XXVII-41 The Memory of Old Jack discussed and quoted in Review, "Restoring the Fields"

XXVII-50 Quote from Long-Legged House taken from War Resistance and used in Editorial, "Other Illustrations"

XXVII-51 Quoted from Sept. 8 L.A. Times in Lead, "Nature Without Man"

XXVIII-10 Quoted from A Continuous Harmony in Lead, "A Chastening Thought"

XXVIII-12 Briefly quoted in Editorial, "Our Immature Maturity" A Continuous Harmony quoted at length in Children, "Style and Character"

XXVIII-26 The Life of Nate Shaw reprinted from Mar. 1 Nation used as Lead, "Admirable As He Is" Also quoted briefly on Nate Shaw's "character" in Editorial, "What Is Character?"

XXVIII-53 Quoted from Spring 1975 Hudson Review in Review, "The Need for Roots"

XXIX-3 Quoted from Spring 1975 Hudson Review in Lead, "Matrices of Change"

Berry, Wendell -(Continued)

XXIX-4 Quoted from Spring 1975 Hudson Review in Editorial, "The Obligation of Poets"

XXIX-17 Reply to critic quoted from Mar. 13 Nation in Editorial, "Efficiency and Bounty" Quoted on exploitation and nurture from Feb. 7 Nation in Children, "An Unfortunate Obscurity"

XXIX-18 Poem "Fearfulness of Hands That Have Learned Killing" quoted in Children, "Seeds of Maturity" from Openings

XXIX-24 Quoted from Mar. 13 Nation in Frontiers, "Inventions and Discoveries"

XXIX-26-34 His response to "colonies in space" quoted from Spring CoEvolution Quarterly in Frontiers, "Eden in Space?"

XXIX-39 Quoted from Summer CoEvolution Quarterly in Lead, "Confirming Voices"

XXIX-42 Quoted in Lead, "Thomas Jefferson-Then and Now"

XXX-25 Stanzas from two poems quoted from Clearings in Children, "Duty Without Mentioning It"

XXX-40 Quoted from A Continuous Harmony in Lead, "The Facts of Life"

XXX-44 His Foreword to reprint of Harlan Hubbard's Shantytown quoted in Frontiers, "Two Kinds of Rules"

XXXI-6 Culture & Agriculture reviewed in Lead, "The Roots of Culture"

XXXI-8 Unsettling of America quoted in Children, "The 'Problem' Society"

XXXI-10 Above quoted in Lead, "The Condition of Moral Renewal"

XXXI-25 Quote from his Foreword in "The Toilet Papers" by Sim Van der Ryn, in Review, "On Natural Systems"

XXXI-37 His article from in Rain (June 1978) The Unsettling of America in Frontiers, "On Getting Things Done"

XXXI-38 Quoted from The Long-Legged House in Lead, "Sometimes We Think"

XXXI-38 Quoted from The Unsettling of America in Frontiers, "Why We Buy Armaments"

XXXI-43 Unsettling of America quoted in Frontiers, "A Hill to Begin With"

XXXI-48 The Long-Legged House quoted from in Editorial, "A Patriotic Act"

XXXII-4 The Unsettling of America quoted in Review, "Some Natural Religion"

XXXII-12 Above quoted in Lead, "A Consensus of Two"

XXXII-6 The Hidden Wound quoted from in Lead, "The Garments of Mystery"

XXXII-18 Quote from January Organic Gardening in Frontiers, "Problems and Solutions"

XXXII-37 Quoted in Lead, "The Reference for Life"

XXXII-39 Quoted from June Organic Gardening in Frontiers, "Signs of Care"

XXXII-46 Quoted from The Unsettling of America in Lead, "Looking Around and Up"

Berry, Wendell -(Continued)

XXXIII-2 Quoted from The Unsettling of America in Frontiers, "Confronting Absurdities"

XXXIII-9 Quoted from above in Lead, "A Characteristic State of Mind"

XXXIII-13 His quote in writing about the work of Tom Marsh from Synge's account of visit to Aran Islands in Review, "Excellence-to-Live-With"

XXXIII-14 Discussed The Hidden Wound in Children, "Why Did We Forget All This?"

XXXIII-16 Quoted from Long-Legged House in Editorial, "Notes on Simplicity"

XXXIII-20 Briefly mentioned in Lead, "Signs of a New Civilization"

XXXIV-4 Quoted A Part, poems by in Review, "Berry, Giono, Brand"

XXXIV-6 His discussion of life of Fukuoka in Review, "Nightmares and a Remedy"

XXXIV-18 Quoted from Hudson Review, Winter, "Standing by Words, in Lead, "Character and Will"

XXXIV-21 Quoted above (1981-82) in Lead, "One Kind of Change"

XXXIV-22 Quoted by Gary Snyder in New Roots, Sept/Oct 1980 re actual inhabitants of "land" in Frontiers, "Currents of Change"

XXXIV-24 Quoted from Hudson Review (Winter 1981-82) in Lead, "Notes on Language; also quoted Unsettling of America, same Lead

XXXIV-24 Briefly discussed and his books, etc., in Lead, "A Moral or Two"

XXXIV-35 Discussed CoEvolution by Jan Wojeik, Summer 1981

XXXIV-37 Quoted from Continuous Harmony in Children, "The March of Bigotry"

XXXIV-43 Quoted from Hudson Review in Lead, "A Task of Rectification"

XXIV-45 Quoted Hudson Review in Lead, "Restoring the Balance"

XXXIV-47 Quoted The Long-Legged House in Review, "A Transparent Prose"

XXXIV-48 Quoted "Solving for Pattern Standards for a Durable Agriculture" in Frontiers, "Intentions and Sense"

XXXIV-49 Also see "Precept or Example?" Frontiers (Jan Wojeik)

XXXIV-52 Quoted Mar/Apr 1981 New Farm in Children, "Two Kinds of Literacy"

XXXV-3 Quoted "Small is Beautiful" Oct. 1981 Country Journal in Children, "Some Reading"

XXXV-9 Quoted The Gift of Good Land in Children, "A Form of Incarceration"

XXXV-11 Quoted in Lead, "Beyond Dispute," from The Unforeseen Wilderness

XXXV-13 Quoted Gift of Good Land in Lead, "Deciding What to Do"

XXXV-15 Quoted extensively The Gift of Good Land in Children, "Revivifying Tradition"

XXXV-40 Quoted re erosion in Children, "The Human Lot"

XXXV-41 Quoted "Standing by Words" in Children, "The Meaning of Propriety"

Berry, Wendell -(Continued)

XXXV-48 Quoted above in Lead, "A Look at Intellectual Processes"

XXXVI-7 Quoted A Continuous Harmony in Lead, "A Discipline of Mind"' also quoted Recollected Essays

XXXVI-17 Quoted from Recollected Essays in Lead, "Value of a Different Kind" (the faith of Gideon)

XXXVI-20 Review of above from Summer 1982 Hudson Review by Richard Pevear, in Lead, "Religion in the Future"

XXXVI-22 From Jan/Feb 1982 Resurgence on "Old Order Amish" in Frontiers, "A Foot in Both Worlds"

XXXVI-25 Quoted from Gift of Good Land re growing and preparing food at home, in Lead, "Systems of Infrastructure"

XXXVI-26 Gift of Good Land in Lead, "Peace and Protest" (civil disobedience)

XXXVI-37 A Place on Earth quoted in Review, "Keeping the Country Virtuous"

XXXVI-42 Quoted from Sept/Oct 1983 Sierra in Editorial, "An Inescapable Likeness" (on agricultural harmony)

XXXVI-46 Quoted from Country Journal in Lead, "A Natural Religion"; also noted on Three Mile Island from Standing by Words, in Frontiers, "Organs of Culture"

XXXVI-47 Discussed his idea of responsibility in Children, "Useful Eavesdropping"

XXXVI-52 Quoted Standing by Words (requirements of a complete statement) in Review, "Three Books"

XXXVII-2 Quoted in Editorial from The Contemporary Writer, "At a Loss for Words"; also quoted Standing by Words in Children, "Matters of Words"

XXXVII-9 Standing by Words quoted re poetry and art in Review, "The Uses of What We Know"

XXXVII-26 Standing by Words (results of faith) in Lead, "As It Were"

XXXIV-4 A Part quoted, poems, in Review, "Berry, Giono, Brand"

XXXIV-6 His discussion of Fukuoka in Review, "Nightmares and a Remedy"

XXXIV-18 Winter, Hudson Review "Standing by Words," in Lead, "Character and Will"

XXXIV-21 Hudson Review, Winter 1980-81, quoted his essay in Lead, "One Kind of Change"

XXXIV-22 Quoted by Gary Snyder in New Roots, Sept/Oct 1980 in Frontiers, "Currents of Change"

XXXIV-24 Quoted from Hudson Review in Lead, "Notes on Language"; also quoted Unsettling of America

XXXIV-24-34 Brief discussion of him and his books in Lead, "A Moral or Two"

XXXIV-35 Jan Wojeik in article on in CoEvolution Summer 1981

XXXIV-37 Quoted Continuous Harmony in Children, "The March of Bigotry"

XXXIV-43 Hudson Review 1980-81 quoted in Lead

XXXIV-45 Hudson Review "Standing by Words" quoted in Lead, "Restoring the Balance"

Berry, Wendell -(Continued)

XXXIV-47 Long-Legged House quoted in Review, "A Transparent Prose"

XXXIV-48 "Solving for Pattern Standards for a Durable Agriculture" quoted in Frontiers, "Intentions and Sense"

XXXIV-49 Mar/Apr 1981 issue of New Farm quoted in Children

XXXV-3 Oct 1981 Country Journal, "Small is Beautiful" quoted in Children, "Some Reading"

XXXV-9 The Gift of Good Land quoted in Children, "A Form of Incarceration"

XXXV-11 The Unforeseen Wilderness quoted in Lead, "Beyond Dispute"

XXXV-13 Gift of Good Land quoted in Lead, "Deciding What to Do"

XXXV-15 Above quoted extensively in Children, "Revivifying Tradition"

XXXV-40 Quoted re erosion in Children, "The Human Lot"

XXXV-41 "Standing by Words" quoted in Children, "The Meaning of Propriety"

XXXV-48 Above quoted in Lead, "A Look at Intellectual Processes"

XXXVI-7 A Continuous Harmony quoted in Lead, "A Discipline of Mind"; Recollected Essays also quoted

XXXVI-17 Recollected Essays in Lead, "A Value of a Different Kind" (the faith of Gideon)

XXXVI-20 Review of Recollected Essay from Hudson Review 1982 by Richard Pevear quoted in Lead, "Religion in the Future"

XXXVI-22 Resurgence Jan/Feb 1982 quoted in Amish in Frontiers, "A Foot in Both Worlds"

XXXVI-25 Gift of Good Land on preparing and growing food at home quoted in Lead, "Systems of Infrastructure"

XXXVI-26 quoted in Lead, "Peace and Protest"

XXXVI-37 A Place on Earth quoted in Review, "Keeping the Country Virtuous"

XXXVI-42 Sept/Oct 1983 Sierra quoted in Editorial, "An Inescapable Likeness" (agricultural harmony)

XXXVI-46 Country Journal quoted, also note on Three Mile Island from Standing by Words in Frontiers, "Organs of Culture"

XXXVI-47 His idea of responsibility in Children, "Useful Eavesdropping"

XXXVI-52 Standing by Words quoted in Review, "Three Books"

XXXVII-2 Quoted from The Contemporary Writer and Standing by Words in Children, "Matters of Words"

XXXVII-9 Oct 17 1983 issue of Christian Science Monitor on farming in Review, "In Behalf of Provincials"

XXXVII-23 Standing by Words quoted re poetry and art in Review, "The Uses of What We Know"

XXXVII-26 by Words (results of faith) in Lead, "As It Were"

XXXVII-37 Quoted by Meiklejohn in her Frontiers, "Land Isn't Yesterday" from The Gift of Good Land

Berry, Wendell -(Continued)

XXXVII-40 Gift of Good Land quoted re television in Children, "Our Hidden Curriculum"

XXXVII-42 Gift of Good Land on the Amish quoted in Lead, "A Matter of Taste"

XXXVII-52 Quoted A Continuous Harmony in Editorial, "The Politics of Illusion"

XXXVII-48 Quoted his report in Katallagete (Fall 1983) on meeting of nuclear power representatives in Children, "The Meaning of Education"

XXXVIII-4 Standing by Words quoted in Lead, "Is There Moral Law?"

XXXVIII-21 His article on Edward Abbey quoted in Children

XXXVIII-12 Standing by Words on "specialist-poets" in Children, "Musings on Poetry"

XXXVIII-13 Quoted "Defense of Literacy" from A Continuous Harmony in Lead, "Where Responsibility Lies"

XXXVIII-14 Quoted "on evil" in Lead, "Better Solutions Than Ours"

XXXVIII-15 Quoted "People, Land, and Community" in Lead, "The Next Step"

XXXVIII-18 Quoted on his meeting with students at Land Institute in Frontiers, "The Long Road Home"

XXXVIII-38 Quoted Standing by Words in Lead, "Words and Myth"

XXXVIII-41 His answer to David Stockman in NY Times quoted in Frontiers, "On Illiteracy-Two Kinds"

XXXVIII-45 Quoted Collected Poems in Review, "Poetry and Prose"

XXXVIII-51 Interview in East-West Journal quoted in Frontiers, "Two Farmers on Agriculture" (Thom Leonard, the interviewer)

XXXIX-9 The Long-Legged House quoted in Lead, "Essayist's Power"

XXXIX-11 Quoted from "Discipline and Hope" in Lead, "Morality is Practical"

XXXIX-12 "Discipline and Hope" re teachers (from Recollected Essays) in Children, "Schooling and Teaching"

XXXIX-13 Quoted re moral law in Lead, "An Ancient Question"

XXXIX-14 Recollected Essays (on D. Boone) in Review, "Tales of the Past"

XXXIX-10 His pamphlet Property, Patriotism, and National Defense used in Frontiers, "Unpleasant Realities"

XXXIX-24 Recollected Essays ("Native Hill") in Editorial, "What Is Good for the World"

XXXIX-38 Quoted reviewed The Wild Birds in Lead, "On Books Worth Reading"

XXXIX-39 Quoted on reduction of human freedom to make decisions in Lead, "The Lost Joy of Life"

XXXIX-40 Recollected Essays re consciousness in Lead, "The Obligations of Consciousness"

XXXIX-45 Standing by Words re use of words in Lead, "A Difficult Subject"

XXXIX-53 Quoted his talk from Land Stewardship Letter, Summer 1986 in Lead, "Missing Element in Our Culture"

Berry, Wendell -(Continued)

XL-2 Quoted from Dallas Institute Newsletter, Fall 1986 in Frontiers, "Two Papers"

XL-4 Land Stewardship Letter, Spring 1986, quoted in Editorial, "Soil and People"

XL-7 Quoted from a letter in Editorial, "Doing and Undoing"

XL-13 Gift of Good Land quoted in Lead, "Frameworks of Perception"

XL-14 A Continuous Harmony quoted in Review, "Here and/or Hereafter"

XL-36 Land Stewardship Winter 1987 on farmers in Frontiers, "Berry Rhetoric"

XL-38 Quoted from Resurgence Mar/Apr 1987 in Lead, "The Grounds for Hope"

XL-39 Quoted from Annals of Earth, Vol. 5, No. 1 in Frontiers, "Hearth and Home" on nuclear plant; also from Standing by Words (Karma) in Lead, "Questions to be Answered"

XL-43 Quoted from Recollected Essays in Review, "Discipline and Hope"

XL-44 Standing by Words quoted in Lead, "Language as Transformer"; reviewed Home Economics in Review, "How Things Connect"

XL-46 Land Stewardship Winter 1986 quoted in Frontiers, "Musings About the Farm Family"

XLI-4 Home Economics quoted on language in Children, "On the University"

XLI-5 Home Economics quoted in Review, "The Role of Humans"; quoted in Editorial, "Learning About Ourselves"

XLI-13 Quoted from Writers as Teachers in Editorial, "Can Writing Be Taught?" and in Children, same title

XLI-17 Quoted Recollected Essays in Children, "A Rare Voice"; Home Economics quoted in Frontiers, "On the Writing of History" (on the university)

XLI-23 Harper's Mar 1988, on pleasure in work, in Review, "Isn't It Fun!"

XLI-39 Durnhing's review of Home Economics quoted in Frontiers, "Various News"

XLI-48 Harper's Sept. 1988 re computers, in Lead, "Without Technology"

XLI-52 Quoted Remembering in Frontiers, "Looking Ahead"

Berson, Sid (President of Energy Unlimited)

XXX-48 Quoted on cogeneration from NY Daily News (July 24) in Frontiers, "The Lesson of Bronxville"

Bertalanffy

XVIII-30 Quoted by A. H. Maslow in Lead, "Science and Self-Actualization"

Bertell, Rosalie

XL-5 No Immediate Danger quoted, reviewed in Review, "Comment, Then a Review"

Berthelot, Pierre (French chemist)

I-5 Quoted in Frontiers, objective of science to banish 'life' from theories of organic chemistry

Berthelot, Pierre-(Continued)

III-36 Declared (1860) objective of science to banish 'life' from theories of organic chemistry, quoted in Lead, "A Living Universe"

Besant, Annie

II-49 Brief mention of Bradlaugh-Besant trial in Letter from England

Besign, Ernest (Director-San Francisco Branch of American Civil Liberties Union)

XXXII-48 Mentioned in Editorial, "Honor Roll"

Bespaloff, Rachel

XL-39 On the Iliad reviewed in "An Unsolved Mystery"

Bess, Demaree (Saturday Evening Post writer)

XII-3 Quoted in Review, "'Americanism' and Russia"

Bessie, Simon Michael(General editor, Harper & Brothe rs)

IX-2 Quoted in Review, "Symposium on 'The American Novel'"

Best, Herbert

II-9 His children's book Garram the Hunter recommended in Children

IV-37 Recommendation of his Young 'un in Children

Best, John Hardin (Prof. of Education)

XXXVIII-46 Quoted from Teachers College Record, Winter 1984 on reforming schools, in Frontiers, "Anxiety About the Schools"

Best, Marshall A.

XVI-4 Quoted in Lead, "Anti-Human Powers That Be"

Best Bargain, The

XXXVIII-15 Editorial (Fuentes re Central America)

Best in Human Experience, The

XXXVI-19 Editorial

Best Laid Plans, The

VIII-12 Editorial

Best of Human Life, The

XVI-47 Lead

Best Revenge, The

XXXVI-51 Editorial (Yale Review, Spring)

Best of Resurgence (Reader)

XXXI-42 Michael North quoted on Gramdan movement in Lead, "The Spread of Common Sense"

Best of Two Worlds, The

VII-5 Quoted from in "Discussion-Books for Our Time"

VII-13 Reviewed under own title

"Best Seller" You May Read, A

XVI-50 Review

Best Speech of the Year?

VII-30 Frontiers - Senator Edwin C. Johnson on "War in Indochina"

Bester, Alfred

VII-31 Review of his The Demolished Man in "Novel Notes"

Beston, Henry

I-4 Human Events quote re things done "outside of life"

I-23 Reference to his books in "World Without Credo"

II-26 Review of The Outermost House

Beston, Henry-(Continued)

III-48 Quote from Human Events re cultures who have lost their humanity. . . air jargon. . . returning a country to native possessor ravaged and burnt, etc.

V-43 Review of his Fairy Tales in Children

XI-8 His Herbs and the Earth quoted in Review, "The Web of Life"

XXIII-1 Quote from Northern Farm in Children, "Education for Tomorrow"

XXIII-43 Briefly quoted from his review of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, in Lead, "A True Sense of the World"

XXVIII-37 Quoted from Aug. 21, 1946 Human Events in Frontiers, "Farming and Food"

XXIX-18 Preface to 1949 edition of The Outermost House quoted in Editorial, "Recovery of Humanity"

XXXII-6 Quoted from Human Events, Aug. 21, 1946 in Lead, "The Garments of Mystery"

XXXIII-49 The Outermost House quoted in Review, "A Worthy Exploration"

XXXV-18 Above quoted and discussed in Review, "For Lack of Elemental Things"

XXXVI-37 Human Events, Aug. 21, 1946, quoted him in Lead, "The Victims of Development"

XXXVII-51 Northern Farm quoted in Frontiers, "A Lost Art?"

XXXVIII-10 Herbs and the Earth quoted in Children, "Ways of Saying"

XL-35 Quoted from Human Events in Lead, "The Persuasion of Nature"

Bestor, Arthur

X-17 Quoted from New Republic article "The Education of the Gifted Child" in Review, "The New Republic-Sample Issue"

XVIII-36 His Backwoods Utopia quoted in Review, "'Values' and the Acquisitive Society"

Bethel, May

XXVII-37 Quote from her The Healing Power of Herbs in Review, "Herbal Lore"

Bethell, Tom (Harper's editor)

XXXII-6 Quoted in Harper's Dec. 1978 issue in Lead, "Time for Separate Ways"

XXXIII-39 Quoted from July 1980 Harper's re 'literary' and 'political' in Lead, "No Simple Statement"

Bethune, Dr. Norman

XII-27 Quoted in Lead, "The Non-Sectarians," taken from biography The Scalpel, the Sword by Allan and Gordon

XXX-4 Quoted from Canadian Medical Journal and The Scalpel and the Sword in Review, "Health-A Positive View"

Betraying the National Interest - Frances Moore Lappe et al. (Grove, 1988)

XLI-19 Reviewed, quoted in "The Fraud of Aid"

Betsky, Prof. Seymour

XXVIII-52 A Diagnosis"

Bett, Henry

I-42 Quote from his Johannes Scotus Erigena

Bettelheim, Bruno (Hugo?)

I-16 Mention of and quote from his "Human Behavior in Extreme Situations" from Politics, Aug. 1944

V-48 Discussion of his Love Is Not Enough in Children

VI-32 Reference to in Children

VII-14 Reference to in Editorial, "The Origin of Hell"

VIII-19 His Truants from Life reviewed in Children

IX-1 Reference to in Children

IX-9 Truants from Life discussed under subtitle "Little Things and Time"

XIII-4 Quoted in Children, "Dr. Bettelheim Is Not Alone"

XIII-24 His review of Dr. Frankl's From Death-Camp to Existentialism in Autumn Chicago Review quoted in Review, "The Doctor and the Soul"

IX-25 Truants from Life discussed in Children, "Paul- A Case of Institutionalism"

XIII-46 His Truants from Life briefly quoted in Children, "Nonentities and Trouble"

XIV-23 The Informed Heart quoted in Children, "Correspondence and Notes"

XIV-27 The Informed Heart quoted and discussed in Review of same title

XIV-33 The Informed Heart quoted in Children, "The Fanfare of Conformith"

XIV-35 The Informed Heart quoted in Frontiers, "Scale of Human Attitudes"

XIV-42 Above quoted in Children, "'Over Attention' - and 'Loving Neglect'"

XIV-43 Quoted in Lead, "Thought and Action"

XVI-10 Preview of his Dialogues with Mothers quoted from May 1962 Redbook in Children, "Discussions with Dr. Bettelheim"

XVI-16 Dialogues with Mothers quoted in Frontiers, "Behavioral Science"

XX-42 His discussion from Sept. 15 Peace News of Robert Warshow's The Immediate Experience quoted in Frontiers, "The Face of Violence"

XXIII-7 Quoted from N.Y. Times Magazine (Jan. 11) in Frontiers, "Legitimate Link with the Establishment"

XXXI-26 Quoted from Harper's (Apr 1978) issue in Children, "No Invitation to Learning"

XXXIV-48 Quoted from Psychology Today, July 1981, re bilingual children, etc. in "After Seven Years in Schools"

XXXIV-50 From Harper's (Oct. 1981) on basic cultural needs in Lead, "The Powers by Which Men Live"

XXXV-4 From Atlantic Nov. 1981 (with Karen Zelan re reading)

XXXV-8 October 1981 Harper's re lack of consensus in Lead, "A Conception of Utopia"

XXXV-9 Harper's Oct. 1981 in Lead, "Moral Development and Education"

XXXV-11 From Psychology Today, July 1981, in Frontiers, "Corpses of Meaning"

XXXV-24 Briefly quoted in Children, "A Balanced World"

Bettelheim, Bruno (Hugo?)-(Continued)

XXXVI-36 Reviewed, quoted Freud and Man's Soul in Review, "The Unamericanization of Freud"

XXXVIII-37 Quoted The Informed Heart re effect of TV in Children, "Critics . . . Admirers"

XXXIX-1 The Informed Heart in Children, "Testers-and Outwitting Them," re TV

XXXIX-9 Atlantic, Nov. 1985, re discipline in Children

XL-19 From Atlantic, Mar. 1987, "The Importance of Play" in Children

Better Abundance, A

XXIV-36 Frontiers

Better "American Way," A

X-18 Review of A Better "American Way" by Arthur E. Morgan

Better Enlightenment, A

XXIX-44 Editorial

Better Homes & Gardens (Magazine)

IX-46 Vincent DiPasquale article "Schools Without Grades" quoted in Children

Better Solutions Than Ours

XXXVIII-14 Lead

Better Than School - Nancy Walker (Larson Publ., Burdett, N.Y.

XXXVII-8 Quoted in Children, and Holt's reply to her letter

XXXVII-13 Reviewed, quoted in Children, and Holt's introduction

Better Than Ten Thousand Eyes

XXXIII-52 Review

Better Than Their Creeds

VI-33 Editorial

Better Way, A

XXXVII-44 Frontiers ("Antigone's Daughers"-Gene Sharp)

Betterway (Betterway Foundation, 700 Middle Ave., Elyria, OH 44035)

XXXII-41 Tom Peters quoted from May-June issue in Children, "Cheerful Places in Ohio" Judy Haputa's report also quoted

XXXVII-7 From Fall 1983 issue re integration, in Children

XXXVII-47 Quoted Spring 1984, Vol. 8, No. 1 in Children

XXXVIII-9 Quoted Fall 1984 issue re basic questions on delinquency in Frontiers, "Questions about Juvenile Delinquency

XXXVIII-18 Purpose of organization in Children

XL-4 Summer 1986, vol. 10, No. 1 on methods in "A Place for Getting Better"

XLI-19 Tom Peters from Fall 1987 in Children; quoted in Editorial, "Life at Betterway"

XLI-46 Tom Peters on history and organization of the school, Summer 1988 issue, in Children

Betterway, Inc. (group in Elyria, Ohio)

XXVIII-36 Report quoted in Frontiers, "After Prisons- What?"

Betts, Dr. Emmett (Temple Reading Clinic of Philadelphia)

VII-16 Reference to in Lead, "Fratricide Among Educators"

Betts, Roland

XXXI-42 His book Acting Out quoted from and John Holt's introduction to, quoted in Children, "We Are In the Dark Ages"

Between Epochs

XXIX-18 Review

Between God and Man - Fritz Rothchild

XIII-12 Quoted from in Lead, "The Religious Question"

Between Man and Man - Martin Buber (Macmillan, 1968)

XXIII-17 Quotes from in Lead, "The Sources of Vision"

XXVIII-42 Quoted in Editorial, "Both Ends of the Situation"

XXVIII-49 Quoted in Lead, "The Formation of Character"

XXIX-2 Quoted in Lead, "Morality and Character"

XXX-17 Quoted in Lead, "The Persuasive Art"

XXX-23 Quoted in Review, "Stirner's Single Virtue"

XXXI-38 Quoted in Children, "Questions, No Answers"

XXXIV-22 Quoted in Lead, "Behind the Web"

Between Parent and Child - Haim G. Ginott (Avon paperback)

XXII-27 Quote from in Children, "Behind Common Sense"

Between Past and Future - Hannah Arendt (Meridian, Viking, 1961)

XV-20 Quoted in Children, "Hannah Arendt on Education"

XV-25 Reviewed and quoted in Review, "Philosophical Politics"

XIX-52 Quoted in Review, "Kinds of Knowing"

XXIII-21 Quote from in Lead, "What Is the Stuff of History?"

XXIV-14 Quotes from in Children, "Responsibility and Authority"

XVIII-41 Quoted in Lead, "To Be, Or Not To Be"

XXXI-41 Quoted in Lead, "The Invisible Treasure"

XXXV-52 Quoted (Plato's myths) in Lead, "Several Kinds of Sense"

XXXVI-43 Quoted from Teachers College Record, Prof. Bowers article in Children, "Part of the Act of Living"

XXXVI-44 Chapter, "The Crisis in Education" quoted in Lead

XXXVII-4 Quoted re educating children in Lead

XXXVII-18 Quoted in Lead, "Promethean Affirmation" (responsibility)

Between Tears and Laughter - Lin Yutang

I-5 "Books on India" - Review

III-20 Quotation from in Editorial, "The Peace Experts"

Between Two Worlds

VI-9 Lead

IX-48 Frontiers (Hopis)

Be Unprepared

XVII-35 William Mathes' sequel to his "Creativity in 'Prepared Environment'?" quoted from "Tides of Questioning," May 22, 1963 Lead

Bevan, Aneurin

VIII-5 Quoted from Progressive, "My Journey Among the Communists," in Frontiers, "Who Live to Tell the Tale"

X-25 Reference to in CVG's Letter from India

XVIII-2 Brief quote from his In Place of Fear at end of Editorial, "The Role of Art"

Bevin, Ernest (Socialist)

I-6 Claimed POW better fed in England than in Germany

Bevin, Ernest -(Continued)

II-36 He and Churchill knew nothing of "unconditional surrender" until they heard it from Roosevelt

Beware the Politics of Confusion

XIX-16 Editorial

Bewildered Age, The - Virginia Held

XVI-13 Robert Kirsch's review of quoted L.A. Times (Feb. 3) in Frontiers, "The Search for Meaning"

Beyond Absurdity

XV-32 Editorial

Beyond Alienation - Ernest Backer (Braziller, 1967)

XXII-5 Quotation from in Lead, "The Heroic Conception of Man"

XXII-6 Quoted in Lead, "A Small Amount of Truth"

Beyond Compromise

XXI-3 Editorial

Beyond Customs - Charity James (Schocken, 1974)

XXVIII-2 Quoted in Lead, "A Level of Inquiry"

XXVIII-7 Quoted in Children, "Instead of 'Transmitting'"

Beyond "De-Schooling"

XXIV-26-34 Editorial

Beyond Dispute

XXXV-11 Lead (Phaedrus, Kahler)

Beyond Equality and Inequality

XXV-39 Editorial

Beyond Freedom and Dignity - B. F. Skinner

XXIV-44 George Kateb's review of quoted from October Atlantic in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"

Beyond Freud - Camilla M. Anderson

X-49 Discussed and quoted in Review, "What's Wrong with Morality?"

Beyond Good and Evil

IV-14 Lead - Cary Desborough

Beyond Government

XXIX-12 Lead

Beyond Keynes - edited by Joan Robinson

XXVII-40 E. F. Schumacher contribution to quoted in Editorial, "Why Should We Do It?"

XXVII-52 Schumacher's paper on "Meta-Economics" quoted in Lead, "The Context of Life"

Beyond Laboratory Jargon

VI-39 Review - The Imprisoned Splendour - Raynor C. Johnson

Beyond Politics

XIV-27 Lead

Beyond Public Truth

XXV-42 Lead

Beyond "Rational" Progress

XVIII-38 Lead - Don Benson

Beyond Reductionism - edited by Arthur Koestler and J. R. Smythies (Macmillan, 1970)

XXIV-46 Viktor Frankl, Barbel Inhelder, Arthur Koestler, Paul Weiss quoted in Lead, "Reform in Scientific Thinking"

XXV-13 Mentioned in connection with Jacqueta Hawkes' lecture at University of Washington from which quotations are used in Lead, "In Defense of Reasons"

Beyond Statistics

IV-12 Review - Measure magazine

Beyond "Systems" Thinking

XXXI-7 Editorial

Beyond Technique

XXIII-17 Frontiers

Beyond the Absurd

XXIX-13 Editorial

Beyond the Bomb - Mark Sommer (Expro Press, 1986)

XXXIX-26 Quoted-victims of our own invention in Lead

XXXIX-48 Quoted Epilogue in Lead, "The Health of the State"

Beyond the Chains of Illusion - Erich Fromm

XVI-19 Quoted in Review, "Philosophical Books"

XVI-19 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Psychology of the Death Penalty"

Beyond the Edge of Certainty - edited by Robert C. Colodny (Prentice- Hall, 1965)

XXIX-46 Paul K. Feyerabend quoted in Lead, "A Defense of Metaphysics"

Beyond the End of Time (edited Frederick Pohl, Doubleday)

V-18 Review, "Science Fiction"

Beyond the Finite

XXVIII-44 Editorial

Beyond the Five Senses - Prof. Hornell Hart (Duke U), Prof. C. J. Ducasse, Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Leslie LeCron and Dr. J. B. Rhine

X-29 Reviewed in Review, "Beyond the Five Senses"

Beyond the High Himalayas - William O. Douglas (Doubleday, 1952)

VI-3 Reviewed, "The Educative Jurist"

VI-31 Quoted in Children

Beyond the Law

XXI-30 Lead

Beyond the Norms

XIX-24 Editorial

Beyond the Orthodoxies

XXIV-44 Frontiers

Beyond the Outsider- The Philosophy of the Future - Colin Wilson (Arthur Barker Ltd., London)

XVIII-30 Review, "The Novelist-Philosopher Again"

XVIII-34 Quoted on Sartre in Frontiers, "Existentialist Perspective on Marxism"

Beyond the Post-Modern Mind - Huston Smith (Crossroad, 1982)

XXXV-40 Quoted, reviewed in "On Managing Ignorance"

Beyond the Qualities

XVII-35 Editorial appended to the Review, "The Gandhian Ground," dealing with the Gunas

Beyond the Reach of Sense - Rosalind Heywood

XV-17 Quoted in Review of same title

Beyond the Reach of Sense

XV-17 Review

Beyond the Wasteland - Theodore Roszak

XXVII-13 Frontiers

Beyond These Barren Years (pamphlet) - Wilfred Wellock

XIX-12 Quoted in Review, "Economics for the Millions"

Beyond Theology

XIV-15 Review

XVIII-18 Editorial, Joseph Henderson's Myths of Death, Rebirth, and Resurrection

Beyond Tolerance

XIX-51 Frontiers

Beyond Tolerance

XXII-26 Editorial

Beyond War (peace organization) 222 High St., Palo Alto, CA 94301

XXXIX-4 Described in Frontiers, "On Changing Habits"

Bhaerman, Steve

XXV-20 His No Particular Place to Go - The Making of a Free High School (co-author, Joel Denker) discussed and quoted in Review, "Evaluation of a Free School"

XXXV-42 Quoted No Particular Place in Children

Bhagavad Gita, The

II-40 Review (Radhakrishnan's version)

Bhagavad Gita - Translated by Kees Bolle (University of California Press, 1979, $14.95)

XXXIII-18 Noted and discussed, quoted in Review, "On the Translator's Art"

XXXIII-18 Quoted in Review, discussed "The Translator's Art"

Bhagavad-Gita - A. L. Herman translation (Charles G. Thomas, Springfield, Ill., $7.95)

XXVII-1 Briefly discussed in Lead, "The Birth of Philosophy"

XL-21 Quoted August Wilhelm von Schlegel's (1823) dedication to his translation in Lead, "Books and Men"

Bhagavad-Gita

I-17 Lead, "A Death - And A Birth"-Gandhi spoke to Vincent Sheean concerning

I-22 Each child has private warfare such as described in Children

I-31 Quoted in Children

I-33 Reference to in "The Culture of India"

I-36 Plato meant his Republic to have allegorical meaning, perhaps somewhat after manner of symbolism in Gita

II-2 Wm. Q. Judge rendition recommended in Editorial, "Other Testaments"

II-34 Reference to in review of Vincent Sheean's Lead, Kindly Light

II-40 Assembling of armies mentioned in Lead, "The Human Situation"

II-40 Review of Radhakrishnan's version

II-42 Quote from in Lead, "Sectarianism in Religion and Science"

III-1 Quote from in Review, "Digests and Anthologies" (When they heart shall have worked through the snares, etc."

IV-1 Quoted in Lead, "The New Wonder-Seeking"

IV-24 Reference to in "Has It Occurred to Us?"

V-33 Quoted in Lead, "The Grand Outline"

V-46 Long quote in Lead, "East and West"

V-48 Quoted in Frontiers, "Preface to All Future Theology"

VI-17 Santa Barbara tutorial group studies, Frontiers, "Something New Was Added"

VI-19 Frontiers, "Commentaries on the Bhagavad- Gita"

VII-44 Quoted in Children

VII-45 Quoted briefly in Lead, "The Great Temptation"

VIII-13 Quoted in Lead, "Transition in Religion"

Bhagavad-Gita-(Continued)

IX-14 Quoted, "A man is said to be confirmed. . . " in Frontiers, "A 'Spiritual' Problem"

IX-31 Quoted in Lead, "Ideal or Delusion"

X-12 "Days of Wonder," Lead - discussed

X-39 Quoted ("Such a man. . . doth not perish . . .") in Lead, "Toward Natural Philosophy"

XI-10 Quoted in Frontiers, "More About Names"

XI-13 "There is nothing. . . in the three regions. . ." etc., in Lead, "The Paradox of Motives"

XI-49 Quoted "Let then, the motives for action. . . " in Frontiers, "The Religion of the Ancients"

XII-12 Quoted in Lead, "The Haters of Metaphysics"

XII-14 Frontiers quotes "These finite bodies. . ." in "The Vulnerable and the Invulnerable"

XII-12 Quoted in Lead, "Halves Into Wholes"

XII-47 Quoted in Lead, "How Far Back Shall We Go?"

XIII-31 Brief quote in Lead, "What To Do . . ."

XIV-2 Quoted in Lead, "The Definition of Issues"

XIV-51 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Question of 'Absolutes'"

XV-45 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Utopian Considerations"

XV-28 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Struggle Against Prematurity"

XV-40 Quoted in Lead, "Questions About Ends"

XVI-15 Quoted in Lead, "On Being Human"

XVI-22 Quoted in Children, "Introduction to Taoism"

XVI-23 Quoted in Children, "The Bhagavad-Gita"

XVI-46 Quoted in Lead, "The Issue of 'Identity'"

XVII-26 Noted as parallel to Orestes' quote from comments by William Q. Judge on the Wilkins translation quoted in "Universal Drama of Rebirth," a review of Fingerette's "Orestes."

XVII-52 Quoted in Frontiers, "Two Conceptions of Immortality"

XIX-8 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Social 'Mysteries'"

XXI-20 Quoted in Review, "The Goal of Social Work"

XXI-36 Brief quote from in Children, "Toward New Institutions"

XXI-40 Quoted in Lead, "The Shy Dignities"

XXII-26 Quoted in Lead, "Man Speaks for the World"

XXII-27 Brief quote in Lead, "Is There a Natural Religion?"

XXIV-15 Quoted in Lead, "Some Ancient Questions"

XIX-28 Briefly quoted in Review, "A Magnificent Anachronism"

XXV-50 Brief quote from (I produce myself among creatures. . .") in Review, "Art and Politics"

XXVI-8 Quotations in Lead, "Threads of Continuity"

XXVI-39 Quoted in Lead, "Men and Gods"

XXVII-1 Quoted eleventh chapter in Lead, "The Birth of Philosophy"

XXVII-14 William Q. Judge's opening words quoted in Children, "Mahabharata"

XXVII-25 Quoted in Lead, "The Voiced and the Mute"

XXVIII-19 "Death is certain. . ." quoted in Lead, "A Strain Above Mortality"

XXVIII-41 Quoted from Chapter III in Lead, "To Be, or Not To Be"

Bhagavad-Gita-(Continued)

XXVIII-50 Thirteen chapter quoted in Lead, "The Measure of Progress"

XXX-5 Brief quote from in Review, "Some Great Questions"

XXXIII-4 Quoted from 3rd discourse in Review, "Achievement of Our Age?"

XXXIII-18 New translation by Kees Bolle noted and discussed in Review, "On the Translator's Art"; also quoted from Judge rendition

XXXIII-51 Chapter V discussed in Lead

XXXIII-42 Quoted in Lead, "Epistemology Matterrs"

XXXIII-43 Mentioned in connection with Dr. Kiley's Equilibrium in Review, "A Book Worth Reading"

XXXV-10 Eleventh Chapter discussed in Lead, "The Lost and the Saved"

XXXVIII-26 Arjuna on Gita in Editorial, "The Story of Our Lives"

XL-1 Editorial, "On Reading the Gita"

XL-5 Chapter 4 in Lead, "What Determines Our Decision?"

XL-20 Quoted (transcendental evolution) in Lead

XL-37 Quoted 6th Chapter in Lead, "The Path of Self- Control"

XL-14 Quoted in Lead, "The Enigma of Being Human"

Bharadwaj, R. P.

V-53 Quoted from Thought article in Frontiers, "India's New Self-Consciousness"

Bhatt, Chandi Prasad (founder of Chipko)

XXXVI-14 Discussed Chipko and quoted, Asian Action, Jan/Feb 1983, in Frontiers, "The Man and the Movement"

XXXVII-20 Quoted re effect of Chipko in Frontiers

Bhattacharya, Bhabani

II-47 Review of his So Many Hungers!

V-43 Review of his Music for Mohini, "An Indian Novel"

IX-32 Reference to his So Many Hungers! in Review, "Asian Books"

Bhave, Shri Vinoba

IV-51 His work discussed in Letter from India

V-38 Discussed in Letter from India

VI-16 Quoted in Review, "Harijan, 1953"

VI-42 Discussed in Editorial, "The Act of a Man"

VII-22 Editorial, "Vinoba at Work"

VII-34 Quoted in Lead, "India's Great Project"

VIII-18 Discussed in Review of Encounter, a British monthly

VIII-33 Quoted from article on "Gandhi, Nehru and Vinoba" in Lead, "A Look at India"

X-31 Quoted from May 1 Economic Review in the Editorial, "The Non-Violent Society"

X-35 His Land-Gift Movement discussed in Letter from India

XII-1 Lead, "The Birth of a Movement" is Jayaprakash Narayan's description of beginning of Land-Gift Movement

Bhave, Shri Vinoba-(Continued)

XVI-7 His address in Assam, translated by Noshir Bilpodiwala text of Review, "The Power of Speech"

XVIII-10 His foreword to Shrikrishnadas Jaju's The Philosophy of Sampattidan quoted in Review, "Some Moral Simplicities"

XVIII-29 Joan Bondurant's Human Organization paper, "Traditional Polity and the Dynamics of Change in India" discussed in Frontiers, "The Satya Huga-karis"

XIX-33 Quoted Joan Bondurant's Leadership and Political Institutions in India in Editorial, "The Educational Goal"

XXI-14 His work subject of talk by Jayaprakash Narayan before group of Professors at Cal State L.A., quoted in Frontiers, "The Gramdan Movement in India"

XXII-8 Quoted in Lead, "The Roots of Power"

XXII-9 His talks quoted from Suresh Ram's Towards a Total Revolution in Frontiers, "The Gandhian Movement Today"

XXII-31 Quoted from Feb. Sarva Seva Sangh News Letter in Frontiers, "Two Indian Leaders"

XXIII-39 Interview with Kumar Satish quoted from July- Oct. 1969 Resurgence (reprinted in Peacemaker for Aug. 15, 1970) in Lead, "The Initiative in Growth" Also in Editorial, "More from Vinoba"

XXIII-40 Quoted from MANAS Lead article, Sept. 30, in Review, "An Educational Bombshell"

XXIII-43 Briefly quoted in Lead, "A True Sense of the World"

XXIV-9 Briefly quoted in Lead, "What Kind of Revolution?"

XXVI-9 Quoted in Lead, "The Genesis of Change"

XXVII-8 Interview with Satish Kumar quoted, Aug. 15, 1970 Peacemaker (first appeared in Resurgence for July-Oct. 1969) subject of Lead, "Toward Actual Self-Government"

XXVII-21 Quoted on Basic Education from Jan-Feb Resurgence in Children, "Four Wise Men"

XXVII-22 His essay on Basic Education discussed and quoted in Children, "Vinoba's Basic Education"

XXVII-25 Quoted from essay on education in Lead, "The Voiced and the Mute"

XXVIII-9 Quoted on Upanishads in Lead, "The Raw Material"

XXVIII-48 Quoted on education in Editorial, "Educational Program"

XXX-6 Quoted briefly in Editorial, "What Defines Us as Human"

XXX-6 Quoted from "Time is Running Out" (Resurgence Reader) in Children, "Choosing Our Steps"

XXX-10 Quoted from Time Running Out in Lead, "Some Utopian Considerations"

XXX-21 His view of teaching quoted in Children, "The Context of Life"

Bhave, Shri Vinoba-(Continued)

XXX-22 Time Running Out quoted in Review, "In Praise of Purpose"

XXX-44 Quoted from discussion of education in Lead, "The Distance Between"

XXXI-22 Quoted on education in Lead, "Tools of Knowing"

XXXI-36 Quoted on the Upanishads in Lead, "Signs and Thinking"

XXXI-42 Narayan's account of his work quoted in Lead, "The Spread of Common Sense"

XXXIII-15 His Thoughts on Education quoted in Lead, "The Struggle is Enough"

XXXIII-6 Quoted from Thoughts on Education in Lead, "We Are What We See"

XXXIV-7 Quoted "avoid connection with government" in Children

XXXV-36 Quoted from "Education or Manipulation" in Lead

XXXVI-13 Quoted in "The Nectar of Eternity" and noted in Editorial, "Vinoba's Point"

XXXVI-26 Account of his life by Kumar from Science for Villages Nov. 1982 issue in Frontiers, "News from India"

XXXVII-39 Quoted article on by Ostergaard, Gandhi Marg, Dec. 1983 in Lead, "The Rhetoric of Righteousness"

XXXVIII-5 Third Power quoted in Children, "School and State"

XXXIX-49 From Time Running Out (Resurgence) on education in Lead, "Old, Unanswered Questions"

XLI-6 From Resurgence, Jan. 1974 (reprinted in Time Running Out) in Lead, "The Human Undertaking"; also quoted in Editorial, "Now People 'Grow Up'"

Bhoodan (Periodical)

XIII-20 Article by Bertrand de Jouvenal in Jan. 23 issue quoted in Lead, "An Issue of Social Science Also articles from Jan. 16 and Jan. 23 issues by Jayaprakash Narayan quoted in same article

XVI-11 T. K. Mabadevan quoted from Dec. 1, 1962 issue in Lead, "Moral Man and Amoral Society"

XVI-38 Gene Sharp quoted from April 23, 1963 and May 4 issues in Lead, "Notes on War and Peace

XVII-14 Jayaprakash Narayan quoted from Nov. 9, 1963 issue in Frontiers, "Contemporary Socialist Directions"

Bhowani Junction - John Masters

VIII-49 Reviewed, "Two Novels About India"

Biber, Barbara

XXVI-14 Her introductory essay to Harriet M. Johnson's Children in the Nursery School quoted in Children, "The First Nursery School"

Bible

VII-39 Quoted (about speaking in parables) in Lead, "The Responsibilities of Knowledge"

XVI-24 Quoted and correlated with passage from the Dhammapada in Children, "The Christian Bible"

Bibliography of Open Education - edited by Roland S. Barth and Charles H. Rethbone (published by Advisory for Open Education and Education Development Center, Inc., 55 Chapel St., Newton, Mass. 02160)

XXIV-41 Mentioned in Children, "For the Library"

Bicycle History

XXXV-4 Editorial

Biddle, Francis

VI-12 Discussion of his The Fear of Freedom in Lead, "The New Political Criticism"

Bieler, Dr. Henry G.

XXVII-7 His Food Is Your Best Medicine discussed and quoted in Review, "On Doctors and Health";' also quoted in Editorial, "A Clarifying Parallel"

XXVII-17 Quoted from Food Is Your Best Medicine in Lead, "The Area of Human Competence"

XXVIII-45 Quoted on toxemia from Food Is Your Best Medicine in Lead, "A Kind of Toxemia"

XXXV-4 Discussed "Toxemia" in Lead, "Deciding on Importance"

XL-17 Food is Your Best Medicine, Editorial, "The Bieler Book"

Bieler Book, The

XL-17 Editorial

Bier, Jesse

XVII-30 Trial at Bannock reviewed

Bier, Prof. August (Surgeon)

XXVIII-7 His words quoted by Martin Gumpert in foreword to Hahnemann given in Editorial, "For Better or For Worse?"

Ambrose Bierce-Skepticism and Dissent - edited by Lawrence Berkove (Delmas Books, 4605 5 Mile Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105, $13.05)

XXXIII-11 Reviewed in "More Than Journalism" as discussed by Cary McWilliams in Ambrose Bierce

Bierce, Ambrose

XXXII-45 Discussed his biography by Cary Mcwilliams in Lead, "The Records of Men"

XXXIII-11 Quoted from his writings in Ambrose Bierce - Skepticism and Dissent by McWilliams in Review, "More Than Journalism"

Bifocal Vision on Bombay

VIII-40 Review (Bombay Meeting) by Ira Morris

Big and Little Delusions

III-3 Editorial

Big and Little Pictures

XXXIII-39 Frontiers

Big Ball of Wax, The - Shepherd Mead

VIII-8 Reviewed, "Mr. Mead Wraps It Up" Further discussion in Editorial, "The Religion of Selling"

Big Boxcar, The - Alfred Maund

XI-27 Briefly reviewed, Robert Paul Smith quoted on

Big Brother Movement

IX-2 On juvenile delinquency in Children

Big Change, The - Frederick Lewis Allen

VI-6 Reviewed

XXX-52 Quoted in Lead, "A Voice from the Wilderness"

Big Foundations, The - Waldemar A. Nielsen (Columbia University Press, 1972)

XXVI-16 Quoted from Feb. 13 World in Frontiers, "Samplings of the Malaise"

Big Idol, The (booklet) - Richard Gregg

XVI-31 Quoted from in Review, "A Study of Money"

Big Pile of Dirt, The - Eleanor Clymr (1968)

XXXIII-15 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Probably Very Good"; also quoted her Horatio and We Lived in the Almont (all children's books)

Big Question, The

X-42 Editorial

XIII-33 Lead

Big Shuffle, The

VIII-35 Lead

Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch - Henry Miller

X-30 Reviewed in Editorial, "Miller's Therapy for Writers"

Big War, The - Anton Myrer

XVIII-44 Quoted in Lead, "Are We Ready to Hear?"

Big Wave, The - Pearl Buck

XVI-12 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Of Time, Death, and New Life"

Big Wheel, The - John Brooks (Harper's)

IV-23 Reviewed - "Capsule Culture"

Bigamist, The (film)

VII-15 Reviewed (Ida Lupino picture) Reference to in Editorial, "Concerning Deception"

VII-23 Further discussion on in Review, "Bigamy and Philosophy"

Bigamy and Philosophy

VII-23 Review - The Bigamist - Ida Lupino film, follow-up

Bigelow, Albert Smith

XI-7 He and William Huntington to sail Golden Rule into bomb test area-Frontiers, "In behalf of a Choice"

XI-51 Lead, "From Its Own Ashes" (Golden Rule)

XII-52 His Foreword to The Voyage of the Golden Rule quoted in Review of same title

Bigg, Charles

X-46 Quoted from Christian Platonists of Alexandria in Lead, "Theology Revisited"

Biggest Single Fact, The

XXIV-47 Editorial

Biggs, Ray

X-47 Quoted from his article "College Professor 1957" from Saturday Review (Sept. 14) in Children, "The Deadly Complacency"

Bihn, Tom

XXXVI-40 His report in Newsletter, Winter 1982-83, quoted in Children, "On Peace and Honor" (on nonregistration for the draft)

Bilingualism as a World Problem - W. F. Mackey (Harvest House, Montreal, 1967)

XXI-12 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Key to People"

XXI-52 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Imperialism of Language"

Bilingualism as a World Problem -(Continued)

XXIII-49 Quoted in Review, "The Decline of Language"

XXXI-52 Quoted in Lead, "The Shaping of Culture"

Bill of Rights

V-6 Discussion of "Bill of Rights Week" in Children

Billimoria, N. M.

IV-14 Discussion of his Annals of Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Poona, India, on effect of Mohenjo-Daro civilization on Easter Island

Billings, William

I-30 First American composer, Friend of Samuel Adams. Introduced use of pitch-pipe

Billington, James H. (teacher of history at Princeton)

XXI-28 His article in May 24 Life discussed, quoted in Children, "The Lost Humanities"

XXI-38 Again quoted from Life in Frontiers, "A Time for Amateurs"

XXXIV-16 Briefly quoted re revolutionaries from Fire in the Minds of Men in Review, "The Wearing Out of a Dream"

Billington, Michael

XXXI-51 Quoted from in Manchester Guardian Weekly, Sept. 24, 1978, in Review, "Vacuum and Revolution"

Billington, Ray A.

XVII-20 His editorial quoted from The American West (Winter, 1964) in Review, "Reviewer's Delight"

Billion Acres, A

I-35 Frontiers - facts on our treatment of American Indians

Billion Year Spree - Brian Aldies

XXVII-47 Reviewed in "History of Science Fiction"

Bilpodiwala, Noshir

XV-19 Wrote Frontiers article, "What Does Vinoba Preach?"

XV-37 Wrote Frontiers, "The Celestial Summit"

XV-42 Bilpodiwala, translator, Dada Dharmadhikari, author of article)

XVI-7 His translation of Vinoba Bhave's address at Assam text of Review, "The Power of Speech"

Bingham, Alfred

I-7 Founded Common Sense in 1931 with Selden Rodman "Periodicals in Transition"

Bingham, Hiram

XXV-12 Long quote from his Lost City of the Incas in Review, "Notes on History"

Bingham, Jonathan

XIX-30 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Plea for Delta Refugees"

Bingham, Mary C. (an editor of Louisville Courier-Journal)

IX-20 Quoted in Review, "White House Conference on Education"

IX-22 Discussed in Children

Binswanger, Ludwig - edited by Jacob Needleman (Souvenir Press and Basic Books, 196)

XXIX-38 Reviewed in "Historical Signs and Stages"

Binyon, Lawrence

I-42 Reference to his The Spirit of Man in Asian Art

Binyon, Lawrence-(Continued)

XXVII-24 Quoted from The Flight of the Dragon in Lead, "What Shall We Learn to Praise?"

XXXII-24 The Flight of the Dragon quoted in Lead, "A Brief Comparison"

Biographia Literaria - Samuel Taylor Coleridge

X-33 Quoted in Lead, "Politics and Mysticism"

XV-40 Quoted in Lead, "Questions About Ends"

XVIII-16 Quoted in Frontiers, "You Can't Keep Philosophy Down"

XX-45 Quote in Review, "Reflective Distance"

XXX-21 Quoted in Lead, "Science for Tomorrow"

XXXII-9 Quoted in Review, "Samuel Taylor Coleridge"

XXXVI-22 Quoted from letter re his father in Children, "On Writing"

Biography of a Banker

VII-11 Review of Beckoning Frontiers - Marriner Ecles

Biography of a Painting, The - Ben Shahn (Grossman, Paragraphic 1966)

XX-4 Quoted in Review, "Art and the Times"

Biological Agriculture in Europe - Eliot Coleman (available from Small Farm Research Association, Harborside, Maine 04642)

XXIX-18 Quoted in Frontiers, "Energy, Food, Agriculture-Abroad"

Biological Paradigm, The

XXIX-15 Review

Biology and Politics

I-3 Frontiers

Biology of Freedom, The - Krishna Chaitanya (Somaiya Publications Pvt. Ltd., 172 Naigaum Crossroad, Dadar, Bombay 14, 1975, about $5.00)

XXIX-15 Reviewed in "The Biological Paradigm"

Bioregional Development

XXXVII-49 Frontiers

Bioregionalism

XXXVII-10 Frontiers (by Kirkpatrick Sale)

XXXIX-15 Review

BioScience

XXXII-23 Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen quoted from April 1977 issue in Frontiers, "Evolving a Language"

Bioshelters, Ocean Arks, City Farming- Ecology as the Basis of Design - Nancy and John Todd (Sierra, 1984)

XXXVII-43 Quoted in Children, "Designer's Report"

XXXVII-44 Discussion and extensive quotes in Review

XXXVII-45 Quoted in Children, "Things Teachers Can't Arrange"

Birch, Charles (Biologist)

XXXVI-9 Noted by Catherine Roberts (along with John Cobb) in Lead, "Insight in Science and in Plato" (the Christian perspective on science)

XL-13 Quoted his remarks at conference-"Toward a Post-Modern World" in Editorial, "Does Evolution Have Purpose?"

Birch, Una

I-40 Quoted her Secret Societies and the French Revolution

VI-36 Quoted from above in Lead, "Civilizing Agencies"

XVI-39 Quoted from above in Review, "Libraries of Vision"

Birch, Una-(Continued)

XX-11 Quoted from Secret Societies and the French Revolution in Editorial, "The Vision of an Age"

XXI-6 Quoted from above in Review, "Restored Portrait of Cagliostro"

XXIX-46 Quoted from above in Frontiers, "The Words of Change"

XXXIX-8 Quoted Secret Societies. . . in Lead, "Who and What We Are"

Bird, Kai

XXXIV-43 Quoted from Nation, Mar. 14, 1981, on peasant revolt in India, in Frontiers, "It's the Same the Whole World Over" (agriculture vs. urban growth, etc.)

Birdman of Alcatraz - Thomas E. Gaddis (Random House, 1955)

X-21 Reviewed in Frontiers, "Man on a Rock"

Birkhoff, Prof. George D.

XVII-13 Quoted Dec. 30, 1938 Science in Lead, "Toward a Redefinition of Science"

Birla Institute of Technology (Ranchi, India, founded in 1965)

XXXV-25 Discussion of in Frontiers, "A Considerable Way to Go" from Marilyn Carr's book, Developing Small-Scale Industries in India

Birley, Robert

I-38 Quoted in Letter from England

III-28 Quoted in Letter from England (gave 1949 Reith Lectures over BBC)

Birmingham, Stephen

XIII-33 His Young Mr. Keefe quoted in Children, "Notes in Passing"

Birnbaum, Norman (BBC speaker)

IX-41 Frontiers, "Spiritual Dilemmas" concerned with his "Religion in America" series - Will Herberg's Protestant, Catholic, Jew from Listener

XXI-44 Quoted from Sept. 2 Nation in Lead, "The Modern Self-Consciousness"

Birrell, Verla

XXVI-23 Her paperback The Textile Arts discussed and quoted in Review, "The Craft of Weaving"

Birth (N.Y. publication)

XIII-40 "Children's Writing" quoted in Children, "Notes in Passing"

Birth and Death of Human Cultures - Arthur E. Morgan

XXVIII-11 Lead, Part I

XXVIII-12 Lead, Part II

Birth of a Culture

XL-3 Frontiers (Land Report)

Birth of a Movement, The

XII-1 Lead (tape recording by Jayaprakash Narayan) about start of Vinoba's land-gift movement

Birth of an Epoch, The

XI-43 Lead

Birth of the Christian Religion - Alfred Loisy

II-12 Reference to in Lead, "Credible Religion"

Birth of Philosophy, The

XXVII-1 Lead

Birth Pains

XXV-38 Lead

Birth Without Violence - Frederick Leboyer (Knopf, 1975, $7.95)

XXIX-4 Reviewed in Children, "Entrance to Life"

Bishop, Claire Hutchet

V-49 Discussion of her All Things Common in Lead, "Free Enterprisers" Reference to and quoted in Editorial, "Freedom Must Be Won"

VII-6 Her Commonweal discussion of books for children in Europe discussed in Children

IX-45 Reference to in Lead, "A Revolution in Power"

XVII-43 Quoted from All Things Common in Frontiers, "Community and Individuality"

XXII-19 Quoted from All Things Common in Review, "More 'New Economics'"

XXIV-21 Reference to her All Things Common in Frontiers, "A Massive Awakening"

XXV-38 All Things Common discussed and quoted in Editorial, "A Factory School" "Story by Clair Bishop" and her story, All Alone, quoted and discussed in Children

XXXIII-12 Quoted All Things Common in Editorial, "A Way of Creating Something"

XXXIII-12 Quoted All Things Common in Editorial, "A Way of Creating Something"

XXXVII-49 Quoted All Things Common (on Barbu) in Review

Bishop of Coventry

VIII-6 Quoted re Mrs. Knight's BBC broadcasts in Lead, "The Christian Scene"

Bishop of Verdun

III-29 Quote from in Children, showing authoritarian morality (or lack of it)

Bissell, Malcolm H.

VII-19 Quoted from Morain book, Humanism as the Next Step in Review of it in Frontiers

Bissell, Richard

XXXVI-3 Quoted his High Water in Children, "Miscellany" (small towns)

Bitter, Brutal Vision, A

XVI-50 Editorial

Bitter with the Sweet, The

XVII-2 Editorial

Bixby, Kay (Executive Director of Voluntary Action Center, 621 S. Virgil Ave., L.A.)

XXX-5 Mentioned in re referral system, in Frontiers, "Local Common Sense"

Bixler - Pres. J. Seelye of Colby College

XII-24 Quoted in Children, "The College Teacher"

Bixler, Paul

VII-39 Edited Antioch Review Anthology

Bjornson, Major Jon (U.S. Army psychiatrist)

XIX-14 Quoted from Feb. Progressive in Review, "Uncomfortable Asides on Vietnam"

Black, Algernon

I-48 Quoted from radio talk on New Jersey Post Office Purge in "Civil Rights Summary"

XIX-11 Quoted his The First Book of Ethics in Children, "On Teaching 'Ethics'"

Black, Hillel

XI-47 Collaborated with "Sam Kolman" on Royal Vultures

Black, Chief Justice Hugo L.

III-39 Quoted his opinion in case of McCollum vs. Board of Education in Champaign, Ill. In Frontiers, "Men of Little Faith"

V-23 Quoted from dissenting view on N.Y. Released Time Program in Lead, "Fear of Reason"

Black, Max

XXXII-43 Quoted by Prof. Ayer from his Models and Metaphors in Lead, "The Restoration of Reason"

Black, Shirley M.

XIV-26 Her translation of Shen Fu's Chapters from a Floating Life quoted in Review, "Splendors and Miseries of Shen Fu"; also the introduction to quoted (by Ralph S. Pomeroy)

Black Boy - Richard Wright

I-17 Mentioned in Editorial, "Capacity for Brotherhood"

I-45 Reference to in "Milestones"

II-18 Mention of in Lead, "Racial and Cultural Mysteries"

IX-17 Reference to in Review, "Voice of the Voiceless"

XXVI-4 1949 MANAS quoted in reference to above in Review, "Self-Created Man"

Black Cloud, The - Fred Hoyle

XII-34 Quoted in Review, "'Science Fiction' Metaphysics"

Black Elk Speaks - John C. Neihardt (1960 U. of Nebraska Press, first published in 1932)

XXVI-10 Wendell Berry's appreciation of quoted from A Continuous Harmony in Editorial, "A Great Tropism" and preface to quoted in Children, "A Wandering Theme"

XXXVII-50 As discussed by Kenneth Lincoln in Review, "American Indian Writers"

Black Like Me - John Howard Griffin

XVII-21 Reviewed

Black Magic (film)

II-46 Review of Orson Wells' film, together with In the Good Old Summertime

Black Mountain- An Exploration in Community - Martin Duberman (E. P. Dutton)

XXV-46 Excerpts from Summer 1972 Change quoted in Children, "Black Mountain"

Black Mountain College

III-5 Discussed as given in Louis Adamic book My America in Children

III-7 Mention of in Children

VI-20 Discussed in Children

Black Muslins

XVII-21 Ref. in Review from The Short End by G. Coon

Black Odyssey - Roi Otley

II-18 Reference to in Lead, "Racial and Cultural Mysteries"

Black on White - David Littlejohn

XIX-41 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Some Unmuffled Truths"

Black Power Revolt, The - edited by Floyd B. Barbour (Porter Sargent, $5.95)

XXI-25 Malcolm X quoted in Review, from above, "The Real Reconstruction" Also quoted Stokely Carmichael

Black Rainbow, The - edited by Peter Abbe (Heinemann)

XXVIII-21 Introductory note by Peter Abbe and essay by Herbert Read quoted in Editorial, "A Time of Decision"

Black Scholar, The

XXIX-13 Lenwood G. Davis, Winston Van Horne, William W. Sales, Jr., Arthur Ashe quoted, Nov. 1975 issue in Frontiers, "Black Scholarship"

Black Scholarship

XXIX-13 Frontiers

Blackberry Winter - Margaret Mead

XXXV-8 Quoted from David Weitzman's Eggs and Peanut Butter (on her childhood) in Children, "What Good Is It?"

Blackboard Jungle (book and film) Evan Hunter

VIII-27 Reviewed in Children

VIII-32 Reference to in Children

Blackett, P. M. S. (British atomic physicist)

VII-12 Quoted from in Nation, Frontiers, "More Important than Politics"

XIV-19 Article from April Encounter quoted in Lead, "The Brazen Images"

XIV-25 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "The Old-Style Logic"

XVI-18 His Studies of War quoted in Lead, "The Emptiness at the Center"

Blackie, John

XXIV-52 His Inside the Primary School discussed and quoted in Children, "Why the English Schools Are Good"

XXVII-41 His Transforming the Primary School discussed, quoted in Children, "'Results' in Education"

Blackmur, R. P.

V-26 Quoted in Lead, "A Theory of Illusions"

Blaine, Dr. Graham B., Jr.

XIX-24 Quoted from Dec. Parents' Magazine in Children, "Beyond Insight and Anecdote"

Blaisdell, Gus

XXXI-38 Quoted from in Review, "Reflections on Form"

Blaisdell Institute Bulletin

XXII-9 Granville C. Henry, Jr. quoted from Jan. 1969 issue in Lead, "A Cost Accounting

XXIII-16 Dr. John A. Hutchison quoted from June 1968 issue in Review, "The Great Restoration"

Blake- A Short Appreciation"

XXVII-6 Review

Blake, B.

XIII-47 His comments on Gordon Allport's Nature of Prejudice in Feb. 11 Goleta Gazette quoted in Frontiers, "Critical Notes on Religion" Blake, Casey (Reed College)

XXXVIII-38 Nation, Jan. 12, 1985, his review of A Critical American on Dwight Macdonald in Frontiers

Blake, Dr. Eugene Carson

XIX-15 Quoted from Annals, Jan. in Lead, "Images and Iconoclasts"; quoted also in Editorial, "Philosophy and Conduct"

Blake, War, and Revenge

XXXVI-51 Review

Blake, William-The Politics of Vision - Prof. Mark Schorer

XIII-10 Quoted in Editorial, "Notes on Responsibility"

XVIII-52 Quoted in Lead, "They Know Enough for a Start"

XIX-5 One sentence quote in Editorial, "Dilemma Resolved"

Blake, William- His Philosophy and Symbols - Foster Damon (Houghton Mifflin, 1924)

XXVII-2 Quoted from in Review, "This and That"

XXVII-6 A Short Appreciation"

Blake, William

IX-19 Review of Harold C. Goddard's Pendle Hill pamphlet in "Captive Artists"

IX-52 Quoted re Milton in Frontiers, "Religion and the Imagination"

X-20 Referred to by Macneile Dixon in his essay, "Civilization and the Arts" in Editorial, "The Aloofness of the Arts"

XXI-28 Long quote from Prof. Harold C. Goddard's essay, Blake's Fourfold Vision, in Review, "Man of Imagination"

XXI-30 Harold C. Goddard quoted on Blake's views in Children's "Act of Creation"

XXI-40 John Beer's Blake's Humanism discussed and quoted in Review, "The Compleat Haeretic"; also quoted in Editorial, "The Garment and the Man"

XXIII-24 Geoffrey Keynes' introduction to his Songs of Innocence and of Experience, and a short poem given in Review, "Blake's Genius"

XXIII-37 Quoted his "London" in Children, "On Crowding"

XXVII-6 A Short Appreciation." Also quoted from The Book of Thel

XXVIII-8 Briefly quoted in Lead, "A Course We cannot Foresee"

XXXVI-26 Discussed in Lead, "The Will to Be Oneself" quoted from Blake's Fourfold Vision

Blake and Antiquity - Kathleen Raine

XXXI-36 Quoted in Review, "The Resources of William Blake"

Blake and Thoreau

XXXVII-16 Editorial

Blake and Tradition

XXVI-51 Quote from in Lead, "A New Genesis"

XXVII-1 Quoted in Lead, "The Birth of Philosophy"

Blake and Whitman

XXXIII-1 Foreword by Shoji Hamada quoted in Review, "Crafts of Japan" and quoted the book

Blake's Assets

XXVII-52 Review

Blake's Diagnosis

XXII-24 Editorial

Blake's Fourfold Vision - essay by Prof. Harold C. Goddard (Pendle Hill Pamphlet, No. 86)

XXI-28 Long quote from in Review, "Man of Imagination"

XXIV-12 Mentioned in Editorial, "Two Teachers"

XXVII-52 Reviewed again in "Blake's Assets"

XXXIV-36 Quoted in Lead, "Ground of Persuasion"

XXXV-46 Quoted in Lead, "Samples of Something Better"

XXXVII-16 Extensive quotation from in Lead, "The Will to Be Oneself"

XL-50 In Lead, "Musings on Thinking"

XLI-12 Quoted in Lead, "Aspects of the Human Being"

Blake's Genius

XXIII-24 Review

Blake's Humanism

XXIII-24 Editorial

Blake's Humanism - John Beer (Manchester U. 1968, 55 shillings)

XXI-40 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Compleat Haeretic"; also in Editorial, "The Garment and the Man"

XXIII-24 Long quote from in Editorial with same title

XXXIII-39 Quoted in Lead, "No Simple Statement"

XXXVI-51 Quoted from Dr. Zhivago in Review, "Blake, War, and Revenge"

Blake's Panacea

XXIII-5 Lead

Blakely, Robert J.

VIII-40 Author of Lead, "What is a Free Society?" Editorial, "The Great Books"

Blanchard, Branch

XIX-36 His foreword to Leonard Nelson's Socratic Method and Critical Philosophy quoted in Review, "In Praise of Socrates"

Blanchard, Dr. W. H. (Los Angeles psychologist)

XI-36 Briefly quoted from his theory of delinquent boys often rebelling against domination by his mother followed by remarks by subscriber on subject in Children, "Correspondence and Notes"

Blandings' Way - Eric Hodgins

III-45 Subject of Review, "Currents in Fiction"

Blank, Laura

XIII-16 Article from The Mathematics Teacher quoted in Children, "Intuition and Creativity"

Blanshard, Paul

I-30 His "anti-Catholic" Nation articles caused them to be banned from N.Y. City school libraries (series started in May 1948)

I-38 "The Case of the Nation" discussed his articles mentioned above

I-42 Discussion in Frontiers of his anti-Catholic series

II-31 Review of his American Freedom and Catholic Power

II-41 Editorial, "The Not-So-Free Press" quotes NS&N about his book and its reception

II-42 Editorial, "The Private Citizen's Voice" deals with deletion of "My Day" column mentioning Blanshard book

Blanshard, Paul-(Continued)

III-15 His book discussed by Ingraham in Atlantic in Editorial, "The Voice of Organization"

IV-20 Discussion of his Nation articles, "The Vatican vs. The Public Schools" in Review, "Religion and the State"

IV-52 Review of his Communism, Democracy and Catholic Power in "Vatican and Kremlin"

VIII-13 Quoted from Nation review re Reece Committee Report in Review, "The Political Mania"

Blavatsky, H. P.

V-25 Mention of her Isis Unveiled in Editorial, "The Psychic Factor"

IX-13 Reference to Isis Unveiled in Frontiers, "The Psychic Labyrinth"

XXIX-8 Roszak's comments on Isis Unveiled in his Unfinished Animal noted in Review, "Reconsideration of Man"

XXXIV-19 Quoted from Lucifer, June 1890 on Magnetism (Mesmer) in Editorial, "Mesmerism not Hypnotism?"

XXXVI-21 Comment on re mediums and mention of Key in Editorial, "Psychic Phenomena"

XXXVII-3 Briefly noted in re her teaching in respect to psychic powers and Theosophy in Review of Psi Development Systems, "The Origin of Form"

XXXVIII-18 New Horizon in Review

XL-21 Noted re "channeling" in Lead, "Books and Men"

Bleak Age, The - J. L. And Barbara Hammond

I-46 Reference to in Letter from England

Blee, Michael

XX-1 His essay in The Man-Made Object (Vision + Value series) quoted from in Frontiers, "Change and Changing Things"

XX-12 Quoted above in Lead, "Coming of Age in the World"

XXV-45 Quoted from the above in Lead, "Steps in Transition"

XXXI-9 His The Man-Made Object quoted in Editorial, "A Trivial Freedom"

XXXV-20 Quoted The Man-Made Object in Editorial, "The Counterpoint of Artists"

XXXVI-26 above in Children, "Appropriate Mockeries"

Blechman, Gabriel

XVIII-22 Quoted in Lead, "The Technological Process"

XVIII-26 Quoted in Editorial, "The Move Toward Sanity"

Blechman, R. O.

VII-18 Review of his The Juggler of Our Lady in "Noted in Passing"

Bledstein

XXX-12 Richard Todd's review of his The Culture of Professionalism quoted from Jan. Atlantic in Children, "Schools for Tomorrow"

Blessed Infallibility

XIII-18 Review

Blessed Present, The

XI-38 Editorial

Blessed Uncertainty

V-30 Editorial

Blessing, The - Nancy Mitford

IV-51 Discussion of her book in Review, "Bad Books and Good Books"

Blessing of Inefficiency, The

XXXIII-22 Lead

Blewitt, George John

I-42 Quote from his study of Erigena, The Study of Nature and the Vision of God

Blight and Delight

XXXIII-23 Lead

Blight and the Vision, The

XXXIII-46 Frontiers

Blitsten, Dr. Dorothy

X-45 Quoted from her article in Autonomous Groups, in Children

Bliven, Bruce

I-7 "Periodicals in Transition" discusses New Republic

Bloch, George J. (Professor of physiology, Pacific College of Naturopathic Medicine)

XXXIV-19 Translator of Mesmer's writings into English- discussed in Review, "Anton Mesmer"

Block Eugene

XVII-16 His And God Have Mercy . . . The Case Against Capital Punishment quoted in Review, "A Study of the Death Penalty"

Block, Jean Libman

XVI-47 Quoted from This Week Magazine in Children, "More on 'The Feminine Mystique'"

Block, N. J.

XXIX-39 Book he edited, The IQ Controversy, reviewed in "Where Does Intelligence Come From?"

Block-Booking

I-31 Custom of film industry discussed in "Monopoly" story

Blocked Communication

XIX-19 Editorial

Blofeld, John

XII-38 His translation of The Zen Teaching of Huang Po quoted in Lead, "The Seal of Samsara"

XII-45 His introduction to The Zen Teaching of Huang Po quoted in Review, "Notes on Zen"

Blom, Dorothea

XVI-27 Her Pendle Hill pamphlet, "Encounters with Art" quoted in Review of same title

Blood Brother - Elliot Arnold (Duell, Sloan and Pearce, N.Y.)

III-43 Film based on this, "The Broken Arrow" reviewed in Children

Bloom, Hannah

IV-25 Reference to her Nation article on Ione Swan in Frontiers, "The Institutional Dilemma"

V-9 Quote from Nation article in Frontiers, "The Tide of Fear"

Bloom, Murray

IX-13 His True story on Gerard Croiset quoted in Frontiers, "The Psychic Labyrinth"

Blossom (co-author, Greer)

XVIII-3 Quoted from Sept. 1964 Anarchy in Children, "Some English Critics"

Blow Up a Storm - Garson Kanin

XIV-23 Quoted from in Review, "Two Good Novels"

Blue Chips, The - Jay Deiss

XII-1 Quote from in Frontiers, "Alone in the Lonely Crowd"

Blueprint for Survival, A (published Jan. 1972 by The Ecologist, 73 Kew Green, Richmond, Surrey, England)

XXV-39 Quotes from in Lead, "Barriers to Knowledge"

XXV-40 Quoted in Frontiers, "Program for Community Regeneration"

XXV-45 Long quote in Lead, "Steps in Transition"

XXV-46 Several criticisms of quoted from various journals in Frontiers, "The 'Business' of Growth"

XXXVII-4 Quoted, discussed in Frontiers, "Gaia and Her Followers"

Blum, Fred H.

XXII-19 Quoted from his Work and Community in Review, "More 'New Economics'"

Blum, Léon

I-28 His For All Mankind quoted in "The Socialist Dilemma"

XIII-14 Quoted in Lead, "Question for Planners"

XXVII-12 For All Mankind quoted in Lead, "Questions About Revolution"

Blurred Frontiers, The

XXIV-19 Lead

Blurred Images of Man

XIV-12 Lead

Blurred Issues

XXVII-37 Editorial

Blyth, R. H.

XV-3 His book, Zen in English Literature and Oriental Classics quoted in Review article, "Zen in Western Literature"

Boddy, Manchester (editor - L.A. Daily News)

I-7 Studying and expounding philosophical sociology

IV-26 Quoted from Memorial Day editorial in Frontiers, "The Real Issue" re progressive militarization of the United States

Bode, Boyde H. (progressive educator)

XXV-12 Some Comparisons"

Bodet, Jaime Torres (Director of UNESCO)

V-44 Quoted in Frontiers, "Modes of Education"

Bodewig, E. (German mathematician)

III-50 His letter to Mathematical Reviews (reprinted in Science) quoted in Lead, "Culture and Gain"

Bodhisattva

XXXIV-17 Maslow's definition of in Lead, "Some Redefinitions"

Bodies in Revolt (1971) Thomas Hanna

XXXIV-41 Quoted in Lead, "Thoughts on Getting Things Done"

Bodley, R. V. C.

I-13 Wind in the Sahara mentioned in review of Christ Stopped at Eboli. Herdsmen have no political idea of progress

XXII-17 Quoted on Arabs in Lead, "Our Duty Above All" from Wind in the Sahara

XXXIV-48 Quoted Wind in the Sahara in Lead, "Art as Analogy"

Body and Mind - William McDougall

II-35 Reference to in Frontiers, "Aspects of ESP"

VII-33 Reference to in Editorial, "What's Wrong with Dualism?"

XXXVI-48 Quoted in Review, "Assumptions of Psychology" (persistence of personality after death, belief in)

Body and Mind

I-21 Frontiers - about organic chemistry

Body and Soul

XXXIII-5 Review

Body of Life, The - Thomas Hanna (Knopf, $9.95)

XXXV-5 Reviewed, quoted "How Life Is Known"

Boehm, Charles H. (Pa. Superintendent of Public Instruction)

XIII-26 His article "What You Don't Know About Your Schools" in May 14 Saturday Evening Post quoted in Children, "Success Without Learning"

Boehme, Jacob (Behmen)

IX-43 Sir Isaac Newton indebted to him, Frontiers, "Science and Mysticism"

Boehner, Patricia

XLI-21 On gamagrass from Land Report, Fall 1987, in Review

Boeke, Kees (Founder of the Children's Workshop Community of Bilthovenc, Holland)

X-21 Subject of Children, "A Successful Revolutionary"

XII-37 Introduction to his Cosmic View by Arthur H. Compton quoted (also the book) in Children, "Child and Cosmos"

Boericke, Art

XXVI-43 His Handmade Houses mentioned in Editorial, "Doing the Impossible"

Boethius (Boetius)

I-33 Problem posed in last book of Consolations mentioned in Review of Thomas' On the Resolution of Science and Faith

X-27 Reference to his Consolations in Lead, "The Age of Climax"

Boetie, Etienne de al (16th Century)

XXXIV-16 Quoted on policies of Cyrus, Persia 1st century in Lead

Boggs, James and Grace Lee (radical Negro leader)

XVII-7 His The American Revolution briefly quoted in Lead, "Dilemmas of the Holists"

XXVII-37 Their book, Revolution and Evolution in the Twentieth Century, quoted in Frontiers, "Changes in Social Thought"

XXVII-40 Several quotations from Revolution and Evolution . . . in Lead, "Currents of Change"

XXIX-8 Quoted his address to students in Dec. 1975 in Children, "Where Social Change Begins"

XXIX-19 Quoted in Review, "Lifeboats or Arks"

Boggs, James and Grace Lee-(Continued)

XXIX-20 Quoted on "community" in Editorial, "Requirement of Change"

XXXI-52 Their Conversations in Maine, in Review, "Vacuum and Revolution"

Bogue, Jesse P.

XVIII-22 Quoted in Children, "The Community College"

Bohlen, James

XXIX-2 Two Sides"

Bohm, David (theoretical physicist)

XXIII-51 Discussed by John Platt in Nov. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists quoted in Review, "Dynamics of Change"

XXIV-10 John Platt's remarks about quoted from above in Lead, "Processes of Change"

XXV-39 His article "Fragmentation and Wholeness," quoted from 1971 Structurist in Lead, "Barriers to Knowledge"

XXXV-38 Wholeness and the Implicate Order quoted in Lead, "The Drama of Restoration"

XXXV-39 Wholeness quoted in Review, "Tomorrow's Physics"

XXXVI-9 Cited in Lead, "Insight in Science and Plato" (by Catherine Roberts)

XXXVIII-21 Wholeness and the Implicate Order (fragmentary self-world view) in Lead, "From Science to Personal Knowledge"

XLI-48 From the Reenchantment of Science in Review; also quoted in Editorial, "Mysterious Awakenings"

Bohr, Niels

II-23 Reference to Bohr theory of atom in Frontiers, "'Life's' Atom"

III-33 Reference to appeal for free exchange of information among world scientists in Lead, "The 18th Century Spell"

XXXIV-41 Mentioned in Lead, "Thoughts on Getting Things Done" (nuclear arm)

Bois, J. Smauel

XIV-37 His article, "General Semantics and Zen" quoted, April Etc. in Frontiers, "Review of 'Etc.'"

XV-7 Quoted in Frontiers, "Another Conversation"

Bok, Prof. Bart (Harvard Observatory)

II-36 Believes that statistical astrology is scientific and should be encouraged

Bok. Sissela (Brandeis, philosophy)

XL-18 Essay on Swedish writer quoted in Review

Bolan, Boyd

XVI-42 His The Third Eye of America (co-author, Rex Lode) quoted in Review, "Lampooning Academic Psychology"

Bold New Program - Willard Espy

IV-3 Discussion of and quotes from in Frontiers, "What America Is Good At"

IV-7 Reference to above book in Frontiers, "So Much From So Little"

Bolívar, Simón

VI-6 Discussion of his life in Frontiers on Thomas Rourke's Man of Glory, in "Ascent to Myth"

Bolle, Kees

XXXIII-18 His translation of Bhagavad-Gita noted and discussed in Review, "On the Translator's Art"

Bolling, Mrs. Beth

XIII-6 Her article complete text of Lead, "Denmark Through Bifocals"

XVII-13 Her letter of comment on MANAS review article quoted in Lead, "Toward A Redefinition of Science"

XXIV-42 Quoted her Feb. 10, 1960 MANAS article, "Denmark Through Bifocals" in Lead, "Some Thoughts About Planning"

Bolshevism - Waldemar Gurian

VII-2 Discussion of Hannah Arendt's Partisan Review of this in "Toward Understanding"

Bolton, Charles

XV-9 Quoted from Jan. 27 Nation in Lead, "The Problem of Framing Issues"

Bomar, W. M.

III-1 Reference to his I Went to Church in New York in Review, "Digests and Anthologies"

Bomb, The

XIV-14 Review

Bomb, The - Fernand Gigon

XIV-9 Quoted in Frontiers, "Outdated and Updated War"

XIV-14 Quoted in Review, "The Bomb"

Bombay Meeting - Ira Morris

VIII-40 Reviewed, "Bifocal Vision on Bombay"

VIII-45 Quoted in Review, "Conscience Among Writers"

Bombing Vindicated - J. M. Spaight (1944)

I-40 Quote from in "Apology for the Bomb"

II-13 Reference to in Editorial, "Impartial Judge"

Bondage of Controversy, The

IV-38 Lead

Bonds of Friendship, The

XXVI-14 Review

Bonds of Power, The

XIII-46 Editorial

Bondurant, Joan V.

XII-38 Review of her Conquest of Violence by Allen Hackett quoted from Christian Century in Review, Imprint of Gandhian Non-Violence"

XIII-5 Review of her Conquest of Violence by Homer Jack in Oct. 1959 Progressive quoted in Frontiers

XVIII-15 Reference to paper book on "Unconventional Leadership"

XVIII-29 Her Human Organization paper, "Traditional Polity and the Dynamics of Change in India" dealt with in Frontiers, "The Satya Yuga-karis"

XIX-7 Conquest of Violence quoted in Frontiers, "An Epic Life"

XIX-23 Quoted from Leadership and Political Institutions in India (her essay a chapter in) in Frontiers, "Civil Disobedience and Nuremberg Law"

XIX-33 Vinoba Bhave quoted from her Leadership and Political Institutions in India in Editorial, "The Education Goal"

Bondurant, Joan V.-(Continued)

XXI-16 Quoted from Human Organization (Spring 1963) in "Return of the Golden Age?"

XXII-8 Quoted from Leadership and Political Institutions in India in Lead, "The Roots of Power"

XXII-34 Quoted from her Human Organization, in Review, "Who Can Go Home Again?"

XXIV-9 Quote from her paper, "The Nonconventional Political Leader in India," in Lead, "What Kind of Revolution?"

XXIV-44 Quoted from Human Organization in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"

Bone Peddlers, The - William R. Fix (Macmillan, 1984)

XXXVII-49 Quoted in Lead, "The Meaning of Evolution"

Bonhoeffer, Dietrich

XVIII-21 Reference to by Wm. Hamilton quoted in Lead, "The Failing Dreams"; Letters and Paper from Prison quoted

XIX-15 Wm. Hamilton's comments on Letters and Papers from Prison quoted in Lead, "Images and Iconoclasts"

Bonner, Dr. James (biologist at Cal-Tech)

XX-44 His review article on Wm. And Paul Paddock's Famine-1975! quoted, Aug. 25 Science in Review, "The Coming Hunger"

Bonnett, Theodore

II-39 Reviewed

Booher, Edward E. (President, McGraw-Hill Book Co.)

XXI-49 Quoted from Oct. Antioch Notes in Review, "All the Young Men . . ."

Book About Paine, A

XXIV-48 Editorial

Book About Russia, A

VIII-37 Review of Book for Parents, A. S. Makarenko

Book for Our Times

VII-20 Lead, A Philosophical Scrutiny of Religion

Book for Parents - A. S. Marenko (trans. Robert Daglish)

VIII-37 Review, "A Book from Russia"

Book of Americans, A - Stephen Vincent Benet

XXVI-26-35 Ruth Hill Viguers quote from in Margin for Surprise given in Children, "Books, Books, Books"

Book of Ammon, The - Ammon Hennacy (paper, Joe Hill House of Hospitality)

XXI-17 Discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "Wisecracking Saint"

Book of Common Prayer, A - Joan Didion

XXXI-44 Reviewed in "Our Town"

Book of Job, The (trans. Stephen Mitchell, North Point)

XLI-4 Quoted, reviewed in "The Obscure Lesson of Job"

"Book of Nature" Different Readings

XXV-8 Review

Book of Puzzlements, A - Herbert Kohl (Schocken, 1981, $14.95)

XXXV-18 Quoted, reviewed in Children, "Cabbages, Kings, and Poonharps"

Book of the Damned - Charles Fort

II-14 Reference to in Lead, "Man Against Orthodoxies"

Book of the Damned-(Continued)

V-29 Discussed in Lead, "Toward a Golden Age"

X-22 Reference to in Lead, "Eccentric Memories"

Book of the Dead

XLI-25 Description of wall hanging from in Lead, "The Ethical Sense"

Book of the Hopi - Frank Waters

XVII-20 Quoted in Frontiers, "Pueblo Indian Ethos"

XVII-21 Reference to above and quote from

XXIII-16 Quoted in Review, "The Great Restoration"

Book-of-the-Month (See Current Book of the Month)

VI-27 Review of The High and the Mighty, Ernest Gann

Book of the New Alchemists, The (Dutton, 1977) by Nancy Todd

XXXIII-17 Briefly noted in Lead, "On Replacing the System"

Book of Thel, The - William Blake

XXVII-6 A Short Appreciation"

Book of Three, The - Lloyd Alexander (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1964)

XXII-34 Quote from in Children, "Truth in Children's Longing"

Book on "Modern Philosophy," A

XXV-10 Review

Book to Come Back to, A

XXXVI-8 Review (How to Save the World)

Book Report

II-22 Review of Double Muscadine, Frances Gaither

Book World

XXIV-36 Comments by Ronald Gross on Ivan Illich's Deschooling Society quoted in Editorial, "Idolatry of Institutions"

Book Worth Reading, A

XXXIII-43 Review

Bookchin, Murray (Lewis Herber)

XXVI-49 Quoted Sept/Oct Liberation in Review, "Modern Cities Are Not Cities"

XXVII-20 His book, The Limits of the City, discussed and quoted in Review, "City and Anti-City"

XXVII-50 Quoted from Jan. Liberation in Lead, "The Dramatic Illustration"

XXVIII-9 His Our Synthetic Environment discussed and quoted in Review, "One Who Escaped"

XXVIII-24 Quoted Feb. Liberation in Editorial, "Change Without Change"

XXIX-47 Quoted title essay in Radical Agriculture in Review, "Ecological Recolonization"

XXXII-11 His Introduction to Sam Dolgoff's The Anarchist Collectives quoted in Lead, "The Hidden Truths"

XXX-16 Introduction to Anarchist Collectives quoted in Review, "Report on Spanish Anarchists"

XXXI-3 The Spanish Anarchists reviewed in "The Anarchists of Spain"

XXXIII-6 Quoted Our Generation in Frontiers, "Economics-the Demoralized Science" (re Marx)

XXXIII-7 Quoted from Our Generation in Editorial, "Anatomy of Marxism"

Bookchin, Murray-(Continued)

XXXIII-24 Quoted from April 1980 Rain his "Open Letter to the Ecological Movement" in Frontiers, "The Long and the Wrong Way Home"; also mentioned in Editorial, ". . . If You Give Them Time"

XXXIII-43 Quoted his letter to Rain, April 1980, in Lead, "Nowhere on Earth"

XXXIV-3 Quoted from Comment in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion"

XXXV-45 Toward an Ecological Society reviewed in "The New Enlightenment"

XXXV-43 Reviewed The Ecology . . . in Review, "The School of Nature"

XXXVII-6 Quoted from The Limits of the City in Lead, "Unbinding Observances"

XXXIX-44 Quoted the Modern Crisis (ecological and social crises) in Lead, "Contrasting World Views"

Books About Building

XXXI-10 Review

Books About Man

III-15 Review - The Plant in My Window - Ross Parmenter

Books About Marxism

XXXVII-7 Lead (Vico and Marx, etc.)

Books Abroad - Bernard Stambler

XIX-51 Quoted from in Review, "Random Thoughts on Words"

Books and Habits - Lafcadio Hearn (Dodd, Mead)

XXVIII-43 Quoted in Lead, "The Resources of the Age"

Books and Men

XL-21 Lead

Books and Morals

II-10 Lead - The Mother, White Shadows, Chinatown Family

Books and Other Notes

II-14 Review The Unterrified, Constance Robertson; Questions and Answers About Indonesia; Man and Superman, Maurice Evans production

Books by Ortega

XX-39 Editorial

Books by Teachers

XXXIV-51 Review

Books, Children, and Man - Paul Hazard (Horn Book, Inc., 1947)

XIX-23 Quoted in Children, "In Behalf of Fantasy"

XXV-43 Quote from in Children, "Some Wandering Thoughts"

Books from India

XII-38 Editorial

Books for Amarilla

XXIX-43 Editorial

Books for Our Time (Series)

VI-5 Human Situation

VI-11 Psychoanalysis and Religion

VI-18 The Neurotic Personality of Our Time - Karen Horney

VI-24 Richer by Asia, Edmond Taylor

VI-29 "About 'Books of Our Time'"

Books for Our Time-(Continued)

VI-35 To the Finland Station, Edmund Wilson

VII-1 A letter from Santa Barbara

VI-41 The Root is Man, Dwight MacDonald

VI-47 Discussion - (List of all books)

VII-5 "Discussion" - Joseph Wood Krutch

VII-8 Discussion (Czap)

Books for Study

XIII-18 Lead

Books on Education

XXXI-10 Editorial

Books on Gandhi

XV-36 Editorial

Books on India

I-5 Review

Books on Literature

XXV-26-35 Review

Books on Religion

IV-18 Review A Guide for the Misguided, Ezra Brudno; The Letters of Robert G. Ingersoll; The Power Within Us, Daniel Long

Books on Utopias

XXV-11 Review

Boole, Mary Everest

XXXIII-42 Her Preparation of the Child for Science quoted and her work discussed in Children, "Honoring Mary Boole"

Books- The Culture and Commerce of Publishing - Lewis Coser, Charles Kadushin, Walter W. Powell (Basic Books, 1981)

XXXV-14 Saturday Review, Jan. 1982, by Robert R. Harris, noted in Review, "The Ailing Arts"

Boorstin, Daniel J.

XII-36 The Colonial Experience by Martin E. Marty for Christian Century (Aug. 12) quoted in Review, "Search for an American Mystique?"

Booth, Richard (and Junius)

XXXIII-49 Their story, especially Richard's quoted from Roots of American Culture, in Review, "A Worthy Exploration"

Borah, Senator

I-24 Quoted - doesn't believe only commanding power in world is that of military force

Borden, Charles A.

XXVII-18 His Sea Quest discussed and quoted in Children, "Of Books and Boats"

Borden, Mary

VI-23 Review of her You the Jury, "The Return of Christ"

Borge, Thomas (Nicaragua's Minister of Interior)

XXXVI-44 Quoted by Jonathan Steele in Mancaster Guardian, Aug. 14, 1983, in Review, "Historical Amnesia"

Borgese, Elisabeth Mann

XVI-49 Review of her Ascent of Woman by Prof. Louise M. Young quoted from Autumn American Scholar in Children, "Men and Women - Continued"

Borgese, Elisabeth Mann-(Continued)

XVII-24 Quoted in Children, "Education and Metaphysics" from Humanistic Education and Western Civilization

Borgess, Elisabeth Mann

XL-13 Quoted The Future of the Sea in "The Law of the Sea" Review

Borgstrom, George

XXVIII-5 His essay quoted from Focal Points in Frontiers, "Trends and Hopes" (Available from CIDOC, Apdo. 479, Cuernavaca, Mexico

Borland, Hal

XVI-38 His novel, When the Legends Die, reviewed and quoted in Review, "The Indian Within Us"

XXIV-44 His High, Wide and Lonesome discussed and quoted (foreword) in Review, "A Mixed Bag"

Borlaug, Dr. Norman

XXVI-10 Vance Bourjaily's report on quoted, Feb. 1973 Atlantic in Frontiers, "No Simple Answers"

Bormann, Prof. F. H.

XXVI-20 Quoted from April Not Man Alone in Frontiers, "Exchanges"

Born Free - Joy Adamson

XV-19 Preface to by William Percy and also text quoted in Children, "Education Transcending 'Savagery'"

Born, Prof. Max

XIII-36 His article, June Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists quoted in Lead, "Things Said and Done"

XIV-25 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "The Old-Style Logic"

XIV-30 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Focus of Consciousness"

Born, Max - Philosopher of Science

XXII-20 Review

Born, Max

XX-6 Quoted from Oct. 1966 Gandhi Marg in Frontiers, "Historical Camouflage"

XXII-20 Quoted from his book, My Life and My Views in Review, Max Born - Philosopher of Science

Bornstein, Daniel

XI-13 Quoted from his article in the Saturday Review (Nov. 15, 1957 on the discussion of Suzuki in Review, "The Contemporary Buddha"

Bornstein, Eli (editor of Structurist)

XXI-23 Quoted in Children, "Problems of the Academy"

XXX-25 Quoted from 1975-76 Structurist in Editorial, "Life and Time"

XXX-40 Quoted in Children, "Notes on the Arts"

XXXIV-18 Quoted 20th anniversary issue on Mimesis in Review, "The Less and More of Art"

XL-19 Quoted Structurist (1985-86) re the artist in Lead, "On the Artist"

Borovski, Conrad (CA State University, San Diego)

XXVI-48 Quoted from Summer-Fall 1973 New Directions in Teaching in Children, "Teaching Ideas"

Borremans, Valentina

XXX-36 Quoted from paper presented at seminar in Sweden on health, in Editorial, "We Can Only Be Surprised"

Borremans, Valentina-(Continued)

XXX-41 Quoted from CIDOC in Editorial, "Idealism and Social Health"

XXXII-24 Her Reference Guide to Convivial Tools reviewed in Frontiers, "A Tool for Finding Tools" Ivan Illich preface also quoted

XXXIII-17 Discussed in Frontiers, "Access to Things Going On"

XXXVII-3 Quoted from July/Aug 1983 Resurgence-effect on women of advancing technology, in Frontiers, "Women's Hands; Patch Gardens"

Borrowing from Socrates

VIII-23 Editorial

Borsodi, Ralph

I-14 Flight from the City discussed in Lead, "Home Economics - East and West"

I-23 Referred to in Children

I-25 Reference to Flight from the City, in Review, "Periodical Review"

I-35 Reference to Flight from the City, in Lead, "Economics for the Millions"

I-39 Mention of This Ugly Civilization and Flight from the City, in Review, "The Failure of Technology"

I-40 Reference to in Lead, "The Case for Private Initiative"

I-41 Dealt with in Lead, "The Example of Free Men" - you can't buy the good life, but you can make it

II-2 Quote from his Flight in Children

II-11 Children devoted to quote from Flight - Borsodi family taught boys at home

II-46 Brief reference to Flight from the City

III-15 Quoted Education and Living in Children

III-19 Subject of "New Ideas at Work"

III-23 Quoted from Normal Living in Children

IX-3 University of Melbourne seminar discussion reviewed in Frontiers, "Notes on Philosophic Discussion"

IX-19 Author of Letter from Florida Discussed in Editorial, "On the Threshold"

X-1 Ref. to This Ugly Civilization in Lead, "Articulate Asia"

X-4 Reference to his remarks on home flour mills in Editorial, "A Major Efficiency"

XVII-22 Letter quoted and discussed in Frontiers, "The New Science"

XVII-29 Letter on "The Edge of the Abyss" quoted in Lead, "Toward a Science of Man"

XVII-36 His letter discussed in Editorial, "Concerning the Triple Revolution"

XVII-42 His full letter quoted in Lead, "The Failure of the Environment"

XXI-48 Quoted from Flight from the City in Lead, "On Being Born Again"

XXIII-45 Flight from the City mentioned in Children, "Household Economics"

XXV-18 Quoted from Flight in Review, "Twentieth- Century Homesteading"

Borsodi, Ralph-(Continued)

XXXII-3 His This Ugly Civilization quoted in Review, "Prescription and Practice"

XXXV-14 Quoted from paper on in Children, "Two Pioneers" (Henry C. Winthrop)

XXXV-39 His work discussed (from Alternative Americas) in Frontiers, "Theory Embodied in Lives"

Ralph Borsodi, America's Anti-Industrial Isaiah - Henry Winthrop

XXXV-14 Quoted in Children, "Two Pioneers"

Bose, Nirmal Kumar

XL-10 Quoted Selections from Gandhi in Lead, "Matters of Words"

Bosley, Harold A. (Methodist minister of Evanston, Illinois)

XI-8 Quoted from address to a conference for Methodist Youth in Frontiers, "Quest for 'Commitment'"

Bosnia and Herzegovnia - Arthur J. Evans (London, 1877)

I-20 Quoted in Review of St. John book The Silent People Speak

VI-12 Quoted in Frontiers, "Free Thinkers of Christendom"

Boss, Medard (Swiss psychiatrist)

XX-25 His book, A Psychiatrist Discovers India, discussed and quoted in Review, "Journey to the East"

Bossongs, Ken

XXX-52 Quoted from Rain, Oct., in Frontiers, "Some Pioneers"

Boston, Richard

XVI-37 Quoted from Peace News in Frontiers, "Therapy for a Sick Civilization"

Boston Globe

XXXVI-47 Quoted June 20, 1983 issue on population growth by Ian Menzies in Frontiers, "Local Self- Reliance is the Goal"

Boston Last Summer, In

XXII-36 Review

Boston University Journal

XXIX-12 D. S. Carne-Ross article quoted, No. 1, 1975 issue in Children, "A Turning About"

Both Ends and Means

I-50 Review "Of the Spirit" by Arnold Kamiat in Problems, July-Sept. 1948

Both Ends of the Situation

XXVIII-42 Editorial

Both Food and Meaning

XXXIII-47 Frontiers

Both Luck and Management

XXXV-6 Frontiers

Botstein, Leon (President, Bard College)

XXXII-44 Quoted from article in Harper's (Sept. 1979) in Children, "Cause and Effect" re higher education

XXXII-44 Harper's article above discussed in Editorial, "It Should Be the Opposite"

Bottle in the Sea - Albert Guerard

XII-41 Quoted in Lead, "The Sense in the Universe"

Bottled and Other Immunities

XII-16 Lead

Bottome, Phyllis

V-9 Reference to her Under the Skin, and quote from in Review, "'Rac' Novels"

Bottone, Sam

XI-30 Mentioned as one of Anvil writers - article on Adlai Stevenson in Review

Bouffier, Elzeard (French peasant who planted trees)

XXVIII-6 Jean Giono's account of his activities quoted in Frontiers, "Forest Epic"

Boulding, Elise

XVI-9 Her pamphlet, Children and Solitude published by Pendle Hill, quoted in Children, "On Being Alone"

XXVIII-14 Quoted Sept. 1971 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in Editorial, "Ends and Sayings"

Boulding, Kenneth

XVIII-1 Quoted from Oct. 1964 Our Generation Against Nuclear War in Frontiers, "Where Morality Begins"

XXVIII-40 Interview with quoted from Jan. 1973 Psychology Today in Frontiers, "Economists on Economics"

Boulle, Pierre

XIII-44 His Face of a Hero quoted from in Review, "Notes on Depressing Novels"

XIV-13 His The Test quoted in Review, "Futility in Context"

Boundaries of Sanity

I-3 Review

Bountiful Yields from the Garden

XLI-49 Frontiers

Bourjaily, Vance (editor Discovery)

V-50 Quoted from The End of My life in Review, "Notes on Novels"

VII-10 Quoted from Discovery on critics in Review, "Writers on Critics"

VII-27 Quoted re purpose of Discovery in Review, "The Return of the Egghead"

XII-6 Review of his novel, The Violated

XXVI-10 Quoted on Dr. Norman Borlaug from Feb. 1973 Atlantic in Frontiers, "No Simple Answers"

Bourne, Randolph

I-10 "They fight because they fight because. . . "

I-20 Reference to in Review on Why Don't We Learn from History?

V-32 Quoted from 1918 comment re "War is the health of the State" in Lead, "Great Questions"

VII-19 Quoted from his essay on war - "War is the health . . ." in Lead, "The Health of the State"

X-24 Briefly mentioned in Lead, "The War Against 'Systems'"

XI-29 Quoted his idea - the state is the organization of the herd - in Lead, "The Meaning of Peace" by Roy Kepler

XXXIII-51 Quoted from Dial, Sept. 13, 1980 on war in Review, "American Philosopher"

XXXIV-10 Quoted re health of state re war-in Review, "Action or Growth"

Bourne, Randolph-(Continued)

XXXIV-35 War and the Intellectuals discussed by Carl Resek, ed. quoted in Review, "How to Read a Book"; also quoted Bourne on H. L. Mencken

XXXIX-48 Quoted from War and the Intellectuals in Lead

XLI-26 Quoted "The State" in Lead, "The Way Changes Come About"

Bouscaren, Anthony

III-39 Quotes from his "Church and State in America" in Frontiers, "Men of Little Faith"

Boushay, James M.

XXXII-23 His discussion of work of Eliot Wigginton quoted from Nov. 13 Christian Science Monitor in Children, "A Couple of Islands"

Boutimar, The Dove

XXXIV-14 Review (trans. of Persian Tale)-Lafcadio Hearn

Bouwman, Clark

XII-34 Quoted from The Concerned Student in Children, "The Quakers Are Still Busy"

Bowden, Charles

XXXII-20 Quoted from paper, The Neighborhood Works, in Review, "In Behalf of Eyes"

Bowden, James J.

XIV-5 His letter to Editors on MANAS reference to Camus' The Stranger printed in Frontiers, "Two Letters"

XIV-49 His letter to Editors in re to Roderick Seidenberg's thesis in Posthistoric Man and Anatomy of the Future quoted in Lead, "Whose Tools Confine Us?"

XVI-34 His letter quoted in Children, "Corporal Punishment-Some Arguments"

Bowel Boo, The - David Ehrlich and George Wolf (Schocken, 1981)

XXXV-24 Quoted from Peter Albright's foreword in Children, "A Balanced World"

Bowen, Catherine

XXIX-12 Her Miracle at Philadelphia quoted in Lead, "Beyond Government"

XXXIII-17 Mentioned in Lead, "On Replacing the System"

XXXIX-21 In Review, Miracle at Philadelphia, "A Number of Books"

Bowen, Merlin

XXVIII-43 Quoted on Melville from The Long Encounter in Lead, "The Resources of the Age"

Bowen, Robert O.

VIII-45 Author of Bamboo quoted in Lead, "Dubious 'Success Story'"

Bowen, Robert Sidney

VI-8 Mentioned in Children in connection with writing of juvenile fiction

Bower, Joanne

XXXIII-14 Her article in Gandhi Marg, Sept. 1979 discussed in Frontiers, "Light in the East"

Bowers, C. A.

XXI-9 Wrote Children, "Alternative Proposal for the Schools" - Part I

XXI-10 Part II of above

XXI-11 Part III

Bowers, C. A.-(Continued)

XXII-7 Quoted from The Progressive Educator and the Depression in Children, "Progressive Education- Some History"

XXVII-50 His Cultural Literacy for Freedom reviewed in Children, "Questions and More Questions"

XXXVII-14 Quoted from Teachers College Record on difference between abstract and theoretical approach of Western education, in Children, "Breaking Up Stereotypes"

Bowers, Faubian

XIII-47 A Survey of Asian Dance and Drama discussed in Review, "Testimonial for Unity" by Ralph S. Pomeroy

Bowers, Raymond

XXIII-10 Quoted article (co-author Harvey Brooks) in Feb. 1970 Scientific American in Frontiers, "Knowledge is Missing"

XXIII-51 Quoted Feb. 1970 Scientific American in Lead, "The Age of Preoccupations"

XXV-39 Quoted from above in Lead, "Barriers to Knowledge"

XXXII-3 Quoted from above in Frontiers, "Causes Obscure, Effects Evidence"

Bowlby, John (English psychiatrist)

XXIX-8 Quoted from his Attachment and Loss in Frontiers "Changing Attitudes in Science"

Bowles, Chester

V-19 Quoted from Progressive in Lead, "What is Happening in India?"

V-26 Another View"

VII-12 Quoted Harper's, in Frontiers, "More Important Than Politics"

VII-20 Quoted Harper's in Frontiers, "Focus in Asia"

VII-27 Quoted from World article re Gen. George Marshall in Lead, "Faith in Uncoerced Man"

IX-45 Santha Rama Rau quoted on in Frontiers, "Patterns of Anti-Culture"

XII-42 Quoted from June 6 New Republic in Review, "Tenacious Ghosts of Colonialism"

XIV-8 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "Notes on 'Foreign Affairs'"; also review of his The Coming Political Breakthrough by Anthony Hartley in the London Spectator for Sept. 16 and quoted in same Frontiers

Bowles, John

I-8 Reference to his Western Political Thought in Letter from England

Bowman, Robert M. (Col. Air Force, Ret.)

XXXIX-42 From Star Wars in Lead, "The Dark Side of Human Nature"

Bowman, Sylvia

XIV-21 Her The Year 2000-A Critical Biograph of Edward Bellamy quoted in Review, "Edward Bellamy Today"

Bow to the New Yorkers

VII-4 Review (Profile on Dr. Samuel Goudsmit)

Box Canyons of Education

XXVI-16 Editorial

Box of Matches, A

XII-19 Review

Boy and His Blizzard, The - Gregory Marton

XVI-36 Quoted and reviewed in Children, "A Rare 'Children's Book'"

Boy on Horseback -Lincoln Steffens

I-42 Quoted from in Children

Boy Scouts of America (subject)

IV-17 Quoted from Harper's article "Confessions of a Jamboree Scoutmaster" in Children

Boycott for Cause

XIX-27 Editorial

Boyd, Julian P.

XXVIII-12 Quoted from Introduction to Fundamental Testaments of the American Revolution in Review, "The First Emancipator"

Boyd, Malcolm

VII-51 Quoted from Christian Century in Frontiers, "Art and Moral Education"

Boyer, Ernest

XXXIX-22 On school reform Feb. 1986 Harper's in Children, "An Almost Futile Inquiry"

Boyers, Robert

XXV-18 "Memoir" by Henry Pachter quoted from book Boyers edited (Legacy of the German Refugee Intellectuals) in Frontiers, "Refugees in America"

XXVIII-22 His Contemporary Poetry in America mentioned in Review, "Poets on Modern Poetry"

XXVIII-22 Joyce Carol Oates quoted from his Contemporary Poets in Editorial, "Death and Rebirth"

XXXVIII-12 On Nemerov and Oates from Contemporary Poetry in Children, "Musings on Poetry"

Boyle, Godfrey

XXXV-1 Co-ed Radical Technology (with Peter Harper) in Review, "Worth the Price"

Boyle, Kay

XXXVIII-46 Her Words That Must Somehow Be Said in Review, "The Tall Banana Trees"

XXXIX-12 Quoted re Nazi resistance fighter in Lead, "The Role of Imagination"

Boys in Iowa

XXXVIII-38 Review, "Boys in Iowa" (You Know What Is Right)

Bozell, Brent

VII-31 His and Wm. Buckley's McCarthy and His Enemies referred to in Lead, "Real and Hypothetical Evil"

B.P.'s Scouts - Henry Collis, Rex Hazlewood, and Fred Huril

XIV-34 Children, "Baden-Powell"

Bradbury, Malcolm

XVI-27 His "Artists Without Art" (co-author Bryan Wilson) quoted, Winter 1962 Texas Quarterly, in Review, "Encounters with Art"

Braden, Anne

XII-36 Her The Wall Between quoted from, discussed in Editorial, "What Is the Issue?"

Braden, Charles Samuel

III-1 Reference to his These Also Believe in Review, "Digests and Anthologies"

Bradford, Governor (Plymouth Bay Colony)

II-36 Brief quote from his History showing behavior of early colonists when they worked for one another, or for themselves, in Lead, "Moral Education"

II-51 Reference to his Of Plimoth Plantation, Boston, 1898, in Frontiers, "On 'Yielding to Reality'"

Bradlaugh, Charles (Freethinker in England)

II-49 Brief reference to Bradlaugh-Besant trial in Letter from England; also mentioned in Review, "Modern 'Rationalism'"

Bradley, Professor A. C.

III-48 Quote from on Hamlet in Review, "Shakespeare and His Symbols"

Bradley, David

XXXVII-19 Quoted from Nation, Dec. 24, 1983 re "looking for a leader" in Frontiers, "Moments of Silence"

Bradley, F. H.

I-23 Quoted in Lead, "We Are All Philosophers"

IV-50 Quote in Lead, "Great Questions" from his preface to Appearance and Reality re metaphysics

XIII-27 Quote from Introduction to Appearance and Reality in Lead, "The Little Foxes"; also quoted in Editorial, "For an Examined Philosophy"

XVI-20 Appearance and Reality quoted in Children, "Beyond Agnosticism-Transition"

Bradley, General Omar N.

XI-6 Quoted from his speech delivered Nov. last at convocation of St. Alban's School, printed in full in I. F. Stone's Weekly (Nov. 18, 1957) in Lead, "Faith in Man"

XXXV-5 Quoted re accumulating missiles and fear of war in Lead, "Levels of Decision"

Bradley, Richard C.(Assoc. Prof. of Physics, Colorado Co llege)

XVIII-7 Quoted from Time and the River Flowing in Review, "Natural Olympus"

Brahe, Tycho (1546-1501)

XXXVI-23 Discussion of his colleague, Queen Sophia, from Rain, Apr/May 1983, quoted in Editorial, "There Is No Difference"

Brahmanand

XXIV-4 His editorial to collection of articles by Jayaprakash Narayan, Communitarian Society and Panchayati Raj, quoted in Editorial, "The Gandhian Society"

Brahmananda - His Life and Teaching (The Eternal Companion)

XI-30 Quoted in Frontiers, "Objections and Notes" re vegetarianism

Brailsford, Dr. James F. (Founder, British Radiological Assn.)

II-46 Quoted re indiscriminate X-raying in Lead, "Authority's Vanishing Point" - "If you feel well and fit, stay away from doctors."

Brain-and Beyond, The

VII-7 Review of The Living Brain - W. Grey Walter

Braine, John

XI-53 His Room at the Top reviewed in Children, "Another 'Generation' Writer"; also quoted from Encounter

Brain vs. the Machine, The

XVII-13 Frontiers

Brain Watchers, The - Martin Gross

XVI-2 Quoted in Review, "Get Your Personality Ready"

Braithwaite, John

XL-1 Review of Corporate Crime in the Pharmaceutical Industry in Development Dialogue by Nils Christie in Lead, "What May Happen to Science"

Brameld, Theodore (N.Y. University's School of Education)

IX-32 His Toward a Reconstructed Philosophy of Education discussed in Children

XVI-43 Quoted from June 29 N.Y. Times in Children, "Definitions"

XVII-15 His Education for the Emerging Age quoted in Children, "Education in Religion"

XVII-16 Quoted from Dec. 12, 1963 California State Board of Education Bulletin in Children, "Education in Religion-A Proposal"

XVII-22 Reference to the above two quotes in Children, "Religion and Education"

XVIII-38 Quoted from Philosophies of Education in Cultural Perspective in Children, "On Teaching Virtue"

XIX-21 Quoted from Educational Administration in Ronald R. Bringle's Lead, "Humanistic Psychology for Education"

Branch, Melville C. (LA City Planning Commission)

XXVI-43 Quoted from Urban Air Traffic and City Planning in Frontiers, "The Prodigal Sons' New Start"

Brand, Max

I-22 Review, discussion of his books, which offer the release of a Never-Never Land

Brand, Millen

XII-2 Quoted from his preface to We Who Would Not Kill by Peck in Review, "Active 'Pacifism'"

Brand, Stewart

XXVII-15 His quote from Gregory Bateson's Steps to an Ecology of Mind, for Nov. 1973 Harper's in Lead, "Old Rationalism for New"

XXXII-8 His Soft-Tech quoted from in Editorial, "Past and Future"

XXXIII-41 Quoted from his Harper's Nov. 1973 interview with Gregory Bateson in Lead, "A Moral to Recite"

XXXIII-41 Quoted his Harper's Nov. 1973 interview with Gregory Bateson in Lead, "A Moral to Recite"

XXXVI-8 Interview with by Stewart McBride in Christian Science Monitor quoted in "Some Useful Preaching"

Brand of Cain, The - Walter Cantrell

IX-16 Reference to in Review, "An Odd Flavor for Westerns"

Brandeis, Louis (Supreme Court Justice) (1856)

IV-49 Quote from 1923 opinion in Lead, "A Neglected Mystery"

XIV-10 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The World on Your Shoulders"

XXXIX-10 Quoted article on him, Autumn 1985, in Lead, "Two Prophets"

Brandis, Sir Dietrich

II-8 English forester under whom Gifford Pinchot studied-Review, "American Forester"

Brandon, William

XXIII-10 Quoted Feb. 1970 Progressive in Lead, "The Land and the Law"

XXV-20 Quoted from his The Magic World in Editorial, "Poetry of the People"

XL-2 Quoted New Worlds for Old in Lead, "The Formation of Americans"

Brandt, Anthony

XXXV-22 Quoted his article in Psychology Today, Mar. 1982 re children's writing and "publishing" in Children, "Good Things for Your Brain"

Brandt, Joseph

XXX-1 Letter to W.E.B. DuBois quoted in Review, "Mostly Quotation"

Brandt, Karl

I-26 Review of his Human Affairs pamphlet "Is There Still a Chance for Germany?"

Branston, Brian

XXXIV-3 Story quoted and told from his Gods and Heroes from Viking Mythology in Children, "Thor and Loki"

Brant, Irvin

XV-30 Quoted from May 28 New Republic in Children, "A Courageous Valedictory"

Brass Curtain

II-49 Editorial about U.S. Consul in Hamburg hamstringing German scientist wishing to visit America

Braudel, Fernand

XXXI-49 The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World quoted in Frontiers, "The Cost of an Addiction"

Braun, Henry

XIV-47 His article, "The Politics of Zen" from first issue (Fall 1961) of New Politics, quoted in Review, "The Sociology of Zen"

Brave Cowboy, The - Edward Abbey (Dodd, Mead 1956)

XI-2 Reviewed in Review, "Did They Really Read the Manuscript?"

XXVI-17 Discussed and quoted from in Review, "The Qualities of Men"

Brave New World - Aldous Huxley

III-13 Mentioned in Lead, "Our Frightened Utopians"

XVII-24 Brief reference in Lead, "Which Things Are True?"

Brave New World Revisited - Aldous Huxley

XII-20 Quoted in Review, "Huxley for Discussion"

XII-28 Discussion by L. J. Rather in Nation, Feb. 28, quoted in Frontiers, "Commonplace of Our Age"

Brave Proposal, A

VIII-16 Frontiers - Waging Peace - Richard Acland, Fenner Brockway, Leslie Hale

Bray, Roger

XVI-2 Quoted on Lao Tse's teaching from Sept. 1962 Anarchy 19 in Frontiers, "Strange Currents"

XVI-6 Again quoted from Sept. 1962 Anarchy in Lead, "The Right to be Wise"

Brazen Images, The

XIV-19 Lead

Braziller, George

XVIII-50 Georgy Kepes' Introduction to his The Nature and Art of Motion quoted in Lead, "An Indian Wisdom"

Bread and Peace - Roy Walker (C. W. Daniel, Ashingdon, Rochford, Essex, England, Publisher)

II-20 "One Man's Meat," Frontiers, re Walker book as unsentimental answer to problem of world starvation

XI-35 Quoted from in Frontiers, "More on 'Vegetarianism'"

Bread and Wine - Ignazio Silone

I-1 Review, "War Literature"

II-24 Reference to this and other Silone books in Lead, "Men and Idea Systems"

XXXIII-41 Discussed along with The Seed Beneath the Sand and Fontamara in Lead, "A Moral to Recite"

Breadwinners' College - started by Thomas Davidson

I-23 Editorial discusses. . . special student - Morris Cohen

Breakdown of Nations, The - Leopold Kohr

XXXII-7 Quoted from in Frontiers, "Divide and Survive"; also Kirpatrick Sale's Foreword quoted

XXXVI-21 Quoted in Lead, "A Society that Fits"

Breaking New Ground - Gifford Pinchot (Harcourt, Brace & Co.)

II-8 Reviewed in Review, "American Forester"

VI-7 Reference to in Frontiers, "Unavoidable Dilemma"

XXV-17 Quoted from at length in Review, "In Spite of the Political Process"

XXXVIII-7 Quoted in Lead, "A Formidable Assignment"

Breaking the Thought Barrier

XIII-41 Frontiers

Breaking Through - Walter and Dorothy Schwarts (Green Books)

XLI-2 Quoted "The Theory and Practice of Wholistic Living" in Review, "Who Is Our Editor?"

Breaking Wave - Nevil Shute

VIII-22 Reviewed in "Unusual Perspectives in Novels"

Breakthrough to Peace (paperback collection of twelve essays)

XV-52 Thomas Merton's Introduction quoted in Review, "Wisdom and the Bomb" Prof. H. H. Butterfield's essay, "Human Nature and the Dominion of Fear" also quoted in same Review

Breath of Air, A - Rumer Godden (based on Tempest)

IV-14 Reviewed - "No Inner Storm"

Brecht, Bertolt (German playwright)

VII-41 Discussed by Eric Bentley in Frontiers, "Guide to the Theater"

Brecht, Bertolt -(Continued)

IX-6 Poem (cry to future generations) quoted in Lead, "The Social World"

XI-33 His Trial of Lucullus reviewed by Heinz Kraschutzski, in Review

XIII-18 His poems quoted in Frontiers, "Toward Freedom"

XIII-18 Poem quoted in Lead, "The Private Origins of the Good"

XVIII-38 His poem quoted in Editorial, "Other Halves"

XX-38 Poem quoted in Frontiers, "Problems Behind Problems"

XXVI-21 His poem "The Solution" quoted in Lead, "Reconstitution of Purpose"

XXXI-3 Poem beginning, "Think, when you speak of our weaknesses," quoted in Review, "The Anarchists of Spain"

XXI-52 Quoted from in CoEvolution Quarterly in Children, "Great Odds and High Ends"

Brennan, Dan

X-23 Quote from his novel, The Naked Night, in Children, "For Pacifist Pondering"

Brennan, Louis

IX-43 His An Affair of Dishonor briefly reviewed in "Notes on Novels"

Brennan, Dr. Matthew J. (Fitchburg State Teachers College)

X-31 Quoted from his article on nature appreciation in the Bulletin of the Massachusetts Audubon Society in Children, "A Religion of Nature"

Brennan, Niall

VII-17 His The Making of a Moron quoted in Lead, "Some 'Economic' Facts"

XXXIII-6 Quoted from The Making of a Moron in Editorial, "The 'Indispensable Class'"

XXXVII-36 Quoted Making of a Moron (monotonous work) in Lead, "Work"

Brett, Guy

XL-7 Through Your Own Eyes reviewed, quoted in Review, "Art of Social Change"

XL-9 Quoted (bottled-up emotion) in Review

Brewer, Dr. Tom

XIX-35 Quoted from June 1966 American Behavioral Scientist in Review, "Holism in Medical Theory"

Briarpatch

XXXIV-42 Review (The Briarpatch Book)

Briarpatch Book, The (made of issues from Briarpatch Review, Volcano Press)

XXXIV-42 Quoted from ed. Michael Phillips and Rasberry, eds. of in Review, "Briarpatch"

Briarpatch Network (San Francisco area)

XXIV-21 Discussion of their purpose (right livelihood and simple living) in Frontiers, "A Few Clippings"

Brick, Allan

XIII-3 His article "Campus Rebels Find a Cause" in Nov. 28 Nation quoted in Children, "Individual Protests Against the Military"

Brick, John

XIV-9 The Strong Men quoted in Frontiers, "Outdated and Updated War"

Bridge Between the Generations

XI-31 Editorial

Bridge Into the Future - Max Plowman (Dakers, London, 1941)

XXIX-24 Reviewed in "One Man's Bridge"

Bridge of Life, The - Dr. Edmund W. Sinnett (Simon and Schuster, 1966)

XXI-10 Discussed and quoted in Review, "The Inherent Reality"

Bridges - Horace James

XXVIII-19 Quoted in Lead, "A Strain Above Mortality"

Bridges of Human Understanding - edited by John Nef

XVIII-15 Source of Marc Chagall's Frontiers article, "Why Are We So Anxious?"

Bridges, William E.

XXXV-18 Ed. of Spokesman of the Self (Emerson, Thoreau, Whitman) quoted in Lead, "A Heritage of Metaphors"

Bridging Information

XXX-15 Frontiers

Bridging Structures

XIX-18 Editorial

Bridging Worlds Through General Semantics - Mary Morain, ed. (Et cetera anthology)

XXXIX-2 Quoted (Lee, Bridgman) in Review

Bridgman

VIII-27 Quoted re Heinsenberg's principle in Lead, "New Climate of Opinion"

Bridgman, P. W.

XXXIX-2 His "Science and Common Sense" quoted from Bridging World Through Semantics in Review

Brief Accounting, A

I-22 Lead (lowered cultural level in books, entertainment, etc. of today)

Brief Cherishing - Hildegard Flanner (John Daniel, P. O. Box 21922, Santa Barbara, CA 93121)

XXXIX-11 Reviewed, quoted in "Three Books"

Brief Comparison, A

XXXII-24 Lead

XXXV-30 Frontiers (education institutions and grants)

Brief Encounter - Noel Coward

V-49 Reference to in Review, "The Writer"

Brief Introduction to Piaget, A - Nathan Isaacs (Agathon, 1972, $4.95)

XXVI-3 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Introduction to Piaget"

XXVII-12 Brief quote from in Editorial, "Piaget's Contribution"

Brief Recipe for a Magic Childhood (article) - Mary Ellen Chase

VII-52 Reviewed briefly in Children

Brief Study of a Man

XXXIV-40 Lead (Lincoln)

Brigade Karhan - Vazek Kane

IV-21 Reviewed in Letter from Germany

Bright, Myron (Federal Judge)

XL-22 His decision re civil disobedience quoted from Reconciliation International in Frontiers, "The Path to Sanity?"

Bright Side of the Sputnik, The

XI-2 Frontiers

Bright Victory (film)

V-3 Reference to in Lead, "The Good in Man"

V-6 Review of Lights Out, on which film was based

Brighter Than a Thousand Suns - Robert Jungk

XI-36 Quoted by reviewer Stephen Toulmin in Review, "Britons on the 'Bomb'"

XVI-28 Quoted in Lead, "Psychological Trends"

Brightman, Carol

XXXVII-41 Her interview with Mary McCarthy, Nation, May 19, 1984, quoted in Children, "In the Magazines"

Brightman, Prof. E. S.

XVI-16 Quoted Jan. 1941 Philosophy of Science in Lead, "Science with Human Ends"

Bring Me A Unicorn - Ann Morrow Lindbergh (Harcourt)

XXV-21 Quote from in Lead, "The Quality of Men"

Bring Me My Bow - John Seymour (Turnstone Eng.)

XXXI-40 Review of in Mar-Apr Resurgence quoted in Review, "Upsurge and Decline"

Bringing Up Children in a Humanist Home - Virginia Flemming

VIII-1 Reviewed in Children

Bringle, Ronald R.

XIX-21 Wrote Lead, "Humanistic Psychology for Education"

Brinton, Crane

I-39 Quote from his From Many One in Lead, "Forbidden Subjects"

I-44 Review of

IX-22 Brief quote from Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences in Lead, "Toward New Institutions"

XIX-50 Paul Woodring quotes him in A Fourth of a Nation, discussed and quoted in Children, of same title

XXXIII-50 Quoted from Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences in Lead, "Science of Man?"

Brinton, Howard (with Anne Brinton in charge of Friends Center in Tokyo)

VII-24 Review, "Perspective on Japan," based on his Friends Intelligence article

Bristol, James E.

XII-50 Article from Fellowship on Vinoba Bhave's Bhoodan Movement quoted in Frontiers, "No More Miracles"

XXXVI-24 Quoted his review of Gandhi (film) in Friends Journal Mar. 15, 1983 in Children, "Gandhi, the Draft, and Enemies"

Britain and the Death Trade - Joseph Camilleri (Pamphlet published by Housmans Book Store, 35¢

XXV-6 Quoted from in Frontiers, "The Business and Crimes of War"

Britannica, Encyclopaedia

XI-35 Quoted on the article on William Lloyd Garrison in Lead, "Arms and the Man"

XX-39 Quote on Heraclitus in Frontiers, "Ionian Philosophy"

XXIV-7 Quoted on meaning of "antinomian" in reference to early Christians in Lead, "The Abuse of History"

XXVI-36 Quote from 11th ed. on establishment of Pythagorean School in Lead, "Another World View"

Britannica, Encyclopaedia-(Continued)

XXVII-9 Quote from 11th ed. on Metaphysics in Lead, "To Make Things Go Right"

XXVII-49 Definition of "metaphor" in Review, "About Metaphors"

XXXIV-43 Definition of Analects used in Lead, "A Task of Rectification"; def. of Atlantis from in Review, "Atlantis-More than a Myth"

XXXVI-11 Quoted re civilization (the word and its meaning) in Lead, "In Poetic Rhythms"

XXXVI-37 On Haiti in Review, "Keeping the Country Virtuous"

XXXVI-45 Emerson and Britannica in Lead, "What Would Be Better?" on Montaigne

XXXVI-52 Quoted on Kepler in Review, "Three Books"

XXXVII-15 Quoted on Vergil in Review, "Montaigne on the Road"

XXXVII-39 Quoted on Inquisition in Lead

XXXVII-52 On J. Arthur Thompson on Evolution in Lead, "The Rhetoric of Righteousness"

XXXVIII-43 Quoted on Plato (immortality) 1953 ed. in Lead, "A Cumulative Force"

Britannica Year Book

XXIII-21 Quote from 1969 Vol. on Aswan Dam in Editorial, "Piety and Aberration"

British Journal of Clinical Hypnotism

XXVII-44 Dr. Howard B. Miller quoted from Mar. 1 issue in Review, "Psychology's Lost Chord"

British Journalism

XXXIV-44 Editorial (Nato)

British Political and Social Analysis

XI-15 Review - Angus Maude The Listener broadcast, "Cloaking the Dagger"

Britons on the "Bomb"

XI-36 Review

Britt, H. S.

III-30 Quote from his The Social Psychology of Modern Life in Children, re the conflicts in our lives

Brittle Power

XXXV-45 Reviewed, quoted in Frontiers, "Prediction of the Unpredictable"

Britton, Frank

VII-12 Editor of hate paper, American Nationalist in Review, "Accompaniments of Nationalism"

Britton, Stewart

XXXVI-37 Author of The Invisible Event one of five Menard Press pamphlets on war, quoted in Frontiers, "Five Against War"

Bro, Marguerite H.

V-15 Brief quote from in Children

V-17 Her book When Children Ask reviewed in Children

VI-26 Her novel Su Mei's Golden Year reviewed in Children

VI-28 Reference to above books in Children

Broad, C. D. (British philosopher)

III-24 Quoted in McTaggart article "Men with Ideas" series--Lead

Broad, C. D. -(Continued)

X-14 Quoted essay in Journal of Parapsychology (Dec. 1956) in Review, "Door to Mysteries"

X-13 Quoted essay above in Lead, "Conventions in Science"

X-18 Briefly quoted in Dr. C. J. Ducasse's article in "Science, Scientists and Psychical Research" which appeared in Frontiers from Broad's preface to his Tarner Lectures at Cambridge U. in 1923

Broad Views

IV-27-36 Lead

Broch, Hermann

XL-39 Quoted his intro. to On the Iliad in Review, "An Unsolved Mystery"

Brock, Hugh

XXI-15 His appeal for help for Peace News quoted in Editorial, "Education and Peace"

Brockway, Fenner (British MP)

I-8 Inside the Left, life of English radical and history of International Labor Party, Review "Minority Men"

I-31 Mentioned in Review, "Monopoly"

II-13 Recommended reading (Inside the Left) for adults in Children

VIII-16 Waging Peace discussed in Frontiers, "A Brave Proposal"

VIII-28 Reference to in Editorial, "What Kind of 'Emergency'?"

IX-15 Quoted from Peace News in Frontiers, "Freedom Road"

IX-40 Inside the Left quoted in Frontiers, "Oh, Where Have the Socialists Gone?"

XXII-47 Quoted from Denis Hayes Conscription Conflict in Lead, "Conscription Accounting"

Broderick, Dorothy

XXVI-26-35 Ruth Hill Viguers quote from in Margin for Surplus given in Children, "Books, Books, Books"

Broken Arrow, The (Film)

III-43 Reviewed in Children, based on Elliot Arnold's Blood Brother

Broken Contact

V-25 Review, "The World Next Door," Fritz Peters, The Devil in Massachusetts

Broken Image, The - Floyd Watson

XVII-14 Quoted in Lead, "The Edge of the Abyss"

XXII-52 Quoted from in Children, "The Art of Self- Reference"

Broken Waters Sing - Gaylord Staveley (Little, Brown, 1971)

XXV-21 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Last Days of Colorado?"

Bromfield as Prophet

XXV-7 Editorial

Bromfield, Louis

VI-15 Review of Mr. Smith, "The Superfluous Society"

VIII-36 Wrote preface to Profile of America which House Appropriations Subcommittee refused to sponsor - Frontiers, "Voices of Sanity"

Bromfield, Louis-(Continued)

XXV-7 His Pleasant Valley discussed and quoted in Review, "Health for the Land"

XXV-15 Quoted from Preface to Malabar Farm in Review, "Two Good Books"

XXIX-7 Quoted in reference to Johhny Appleseed from Pleasant Valley in Frontiers, "Trees, Trees, Trees"

XXXIV-24 Briefly discussed, mentioned his Malabar Farm in Lead, "A Moral or Two"

Bronfenbrenner, Urie

XXIII-44 Bob Kay's review of his Two Worlds of Childhood quoted from Ross Valley School Bulletin in Review, "Problems of Social Order"

Bronk, William

XXXVII-10 Quoted his essays on Melville, Thoreau, etc., and his travels from Vectors and Smoothable Curves in Review, "Far and Near"

XXXVII-11 Quoted Vector (Thoreau) in Lead, "On Taking Charge"

Bronowski, J. (English scientist, Polish mathematician)

VIII-8 Discussion of Nation article on loss of individualism in Frontiers, "On Self-respect"

IX-12 Quoted from Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist in Lead, "The Responsibility of Scientists"

X-12 Quoted from Nation in Frontiers, "The Scientific Conscience"

X-26 Quote from his lecture printed in The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in regard to individual responsibility of scientists in Lead, "The War of the Experts"

XIII-32 His Science and Human Values quoted in Editorial, "Who Will Break the Rules?"

XIX-23 His "Logic of the Mind" quoted from Spring 1966 American Scholar in Review, "The Height of the Times"

XXI-34 Quoted from above in Lead, "Promethean or Epimethean Progress?"

XXII-50 Quoted from Autumn 1969 American Scholar in Review, "A Chasm, Not a Cap"

XXIII-24 Quoted from Nation, Dec. 22, 1969 review of Kathleen Raine's Blake and Tradition in Review, "Blake's Genius"

XXVII-40 Quoted from interview, Summer 1974 American Scholar in Review, "Socratic Priorities"

XXIX-35 Quoted from Spring 1966 American Scholar, also The Identity of Man, in Lead, "The Origin of Religion"

XXIX-40 Quoted from Spring 1966 American Scholar in Lead, "Science and Consciousness"

XXXII-17 Quoted from Spring 1966 American Scholar in Lead, "Language and Beyond"

XXXV-39 Quoted from "The Logic of the Mind" from American Scholar, Spring 1966, in Lead, "A Major Project"

XXXVI-2 Quoted above in Lead, "Minds Seeking Freedom"

XXXVIII-14 Discussion of his poor judgment in Editorial (from A Sense of the Future)

Bronstein, Daniel

XI-13 Quoted from Saturday Review article on Suzuki in Review, "The Contemporary Buddha"

Bronze Men Breathing - Cliff Bennett (Ontario, Canada, 1967)

XXXIII-42 Quotations from his poetry in Review, "The Disconcerting Art"

Brook Farm

I-25 Mentioned in Editorial, "The Community Ideal"

V-3 Nathaniel Hawthorne quoted re in Lead, "The Good in Man"

Brookfield, Stephen

XXXIX-53 On adult community education quoted, reviewed by George Sibley in Children, "Miscellany"

Brooks, Harvey

XXIII-10 Quoted from article (co-author, Raymond Bowers) in Feb. 1970 Scientific American in Frontiers, "Knowledge is Missing"

XXIII-51 Quoted from Feb. 1970 Scientific American in Lead, "The Age of Preoccupations"

XXV-39 Quoted from above in Lead, "Barriers to Knowledge"

XXXII-3 Quoted from above again in Frontiers, "Causes Obscure, Effects Evident"

Brooks, John

IV-23 Review of his The Big Wheel, in Review, "Capsule Culture"

XV-45 The One and the Many, report of conference on "The Individual in the Modern World" ed. by him, quoted in Frontiers, "Old Question, New Discussion"

Brooks, Paul

XXXVI-2 His comment in N.Y. Times Sept. 27, 1982 re Silent Spring in Frontiers, "The Long-Term Objectives"

XXXVIII-7 Quoted from Speaking for Nature in Lead, "A Formidable Assignment"

Brooks, Richard

VI-32 Review of his The Producer in "More Insights from Novelists"

Brooks, Van Wyck

V-43 Discussion of his Harper's article on Lewis Mumford in Frontiers, "An Article and a Movie"

IX-48 His Helen Keller-Sketch for a Portrait - reviewed in Review, "Helen Keller"

XXIII-35 His quotes from John Sloan given in Frontiers, "Some Quotations on 'Art and Politics'"

XXXIII-19 Lewis Mumford's letter to him quoted in Lead, "At the Height of Our Time"

XXXIII-19 Lewis Mumford's letter to quoted in Lead, "At the Heights of Our Times"

XXXIII-49 His comments on Constance Rourke re The Roots of American Culture and her life in Review, "A Worthy Exploration"

XL-37 Quoted The Roots of American Culture in Review, "Art in Early America"

XLI-21 Quoted preface of above in Lead, "Art in America"

Brookshire, Frank

XXX-24 His letter to Editor text of Frontiers, "Codes and Common Sense"

Broom, Robert (Scottish anthropologist)

II-21 Places beginning of human species 25,000,000 years ago - Frontiers, "A Question of Orthodoxy"

XXXVII-49 Quoted The Coming of Man (1933) (possibility of spiritual agency in evolution) in Lead, "The Meaning of Evolution"

Broomell, Anna Pettit

IV-45 Discussion of her What Do You Think? in Children

Brossar, Chandler

XXI-5 Quoted from Journal of Nursery Education, Mar. 1962, in Children, "Does This Make Sense?"

XXV-26-35 Quoted on contemporary fiction from June Harper's in Lead, "The Lives of Individuals"

Brother Anonymous (author)

XIX-17 The Impertinences of Brother Anonymous and For Pity's Sake quoted in Review, "Friends from the North"

Brotherhood in America

XXIX-49 Review

Brotherhood in Equality - Margaret Ellis Wood

XVII-6 Frontiers

Brotherhood of Oil, The - Robert Engler University of Chicago Press, $12.50)

XXX-26-35 Reviewed in "High and Low"

XXX-52 Quoted in Editorial, "The Critical Issue"

XXXIV-41 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Private World Government"

Brothers Karamzov, The- Dostoevsk y

II-7 Reference to chapter on the Grand Inquisitor, in Frontiers, "Psychiatry and Religion"

II-31 Quote in Children on every day, every hour, every minute "walk around yourself and watch yourself, and see that your image is a seemly one"

IV-27-36 Reference to Grand Inquisitor in Frontiers, "Facts and Theories"

XII-47 "Grand Inquisitor" quoted in Lead, "How Far Back Shall We Go?"

XIV-32 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Man's Creative Potential"

XV-27 Long quote from in Lead, "Man's Creative Potential"

XX-25 Quotation from in Editorial, "Can Statistics Blaspheme?"

XXVII-1 Quoted in Editorial, "An Ancient Mystery"

XXVIII-44 Discussed in Lead, "Does Thinking Make It So?"

XXVIII-44 Louis Halle's comments on quoted from MANAS Review, "The Brothers Karamazov" in Review, "The Uses of Criticism"

XXIX-13 Grand Inquisitor quoted in Lead, "The Last Dramatic Questions"

XXI-38 Quote from in Children, "Questions, No Answers"

XXXI-48 Quoted in Lead, "A New-Old Dilemma"

XXXII-24 Grand Inquisitor quoted in Lead, "A Brief Comparison"

XXXIII-21 Noted in Lead, "Not As Solutions" (The Grand Inquisitor)

Brothers Karamzov, The-(Continued)

XXXIII-53 Quoted Chap. "Pro and Contra" in Lead, "In Quest of Balance"

XXXVII-51 Quoted from "Grand Inquisitor" in Lead, "How Long Will It Take?"

XXXVIII-4 DeMott's Harper's (Oct. 1984) story quoted extensively in Lead, "Is There a Moral Law?"

Brothers Karamazov, The

XXIII-3 Review by Louis J. Halle

Brou, Major Willy-Charles

XI-19 His Combat Beneath the Sea reviewed in Review, "Last Salute to the Warriors?"

Broughton, John W.

XXXVI-5 His article (with Marta K. Zahaykevich) in Teachers College Record (based on Simone Weil) Fall 1982 quoted in Children, "Teacher's Voices"

Broun, Heywood

I-6 Became Catholic after years of being liberal journalist and opposing reactionary institutions-Frontiers, "What is 'Conversion'?"

V-7 Editorial quotes his "Children of light have to learn to be at least half as smart as the children of darkness"

Browder, Earl

I-38 He meets the "unappeasable Miss Detzer"- Review, "Miss Detzer And The Labyrinth"

Brower, David

XVIII-7 Quoted in reference to Time and the River Flowing by Francis Leydet (Sierra Club's Format Series) in Review, "Natural Olympus"

XXVIII-38 The Case for an Ethical Energy Strategy by Amory Lovins and John Price, quoted in Frontiers, "The Responsibility of People"

XL-10 His Earth Island Journal, Vol. I, No. 5, quoted in Frontiers, "A Question About 'Progress'"

Brower, Kenneth

XXXII-7 His The Starship and the Canoe quoted from in Editorial, "Form and Content"

XXXII-15 Comments on Freeman Dyson's life during war quoted from The Starshp and the Canoe in Review, "An Old-New Theme"

XXXIII-17 Discussed The Starship and the Canoe in Children, "Instead of Ceremonies"

XXXVIII-6 Quoted Dyson on end of the war in Starship in Children, "What Is Moral Education?"

Brown, Claude

XXIII-41 Mention of his Manchild in the Promised Land in Lead, "Vision and Reform"

Brown, David

IX-29 His Kings Go Forth briefly reviewed in "Notes on Novels"

IX-36 Brief quote from his Kings Go Forth in Editorial, "No Finishing Touch"

Brown, Dee

XXV-5 His book Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee discussed and quoted in Review, "A Red Man's History"

Brown, Dee-(Continued)

XXXV-24 Quoted Creek Mary's Blood in Children, "A Balanced World"

Brown, Edmund G. (State Attorney General, later Governor of California)

VIII-36 His ruling on religion in schools quoted in Frontiers, "Voices of Sanity"

XI-29 His ruling on religion in schools quoted in Children, "Religion and Education II"

XII-5 Quoted above in Children, "More on Religion in the Schools"

XIII-17 His March 2 message to state legislature on abolition of death penalty text of Frontiers, "Governor Brown's Lost Cause

Brown, Geoffrey (Teacher at Sandhurst Military Academy)

X-31 Author of article in Aryan Path on achievements of George A. Lyward in Finchden Manor School in Children, "A Religion of Nature"

Brown, George E. Jr. (California Congressman)

XXII-22 Quoted in re to Vietnam war in Frontiers, "The Company He Keeps"

XXXV-14 Quoted his letter re nuclear arms race in Lead, "Some English Musings"

Brown, George Isaac

XXIV-8 An Introduction to Confluent Education in Children, "Educational Reformers"

Brown Girls- Brownstones - Mrs. Paule Marshall

XIV-4 Quoted from in Review, "Toward Racial Justice"

Brown, Prof. Harold C.

XVI-2 Quoted in Lead, "The Religion of Man"

Brown, Harrison

III-16 Quoted in Lead, "The World is Not a Village"

IX-45 Quoted from Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in Lead, "A Revolution in Power"

XIV-5 N.Y. Herald Tribune, Oct. 17, 1960, article (coauthor James Real) quoted Community of Fear in Review of same title

XXIII-35 Science for Man in June 6 Saturday Review in Lead, "The Illusions of Power"

Brown, (Dean) J. B. (Princeton)

XVIII-14 Quoted from May 1964 Atlantic in Children, "Future Education-Prospects and Problems"

Brown, (Governor) Jerry

XXX-43 His views on nuclear energy quoted from Community Planning Report, July 18, in Lead, "The Invisible Momentum"

Brown, John Mason

II-45 Quotation from his Morning Faces in Children

IX-42 Quoted re Edith Hamilton's The Greek Way in Review, "Christ and Socrates"

Brown, John Pairman

XV-15 Quoted from The Displaced Person's Almanac in Frontiers, "Psychological Ecology"

Brown, Joseph Epes

XXVI-10 Quoted from The Sacred Pipe in Children, "A Wandering Theme"

Brown, Judith

XXVI-15 Geoffrey Ostergaard's discussion of her Gandhi's Rise to Power quoted July 27, 1972 Peace News, in Lead, "Nature, Nurture, Choice"

Brown, Judson

XXVI-7 Quoted Dec. 1972 Community Comments in Frontiers, "Towns and Cities"

Brown, Lester R. (World Watch Institute)

XXVI-44 Article on change in diet due to industrial progress quoted from L.A. Times (Sept. 13) in Frontiers, "In the News"

XXVII-5 Quoted from Dec. 18, 1973 Saturday Review World in Frontiers, "World Food Supply"

XXX-2 Quoted on world food supply from mid-Sept. 1976 Not Man Apart, in Frontiers, "A Trend Without a Future"

XXXI-8 Quoted L.A. Times (Dec. 4, 1977) in Frontiers, "The Drive and a Vision"

XXXI-50 Quoted from Saturday Review (Sept. 16, 1978) in Lead, "A Collection of Symptoms"

XXXV-9 Quoted Building a Sustainable Society in Frontiers, "The Inadequate and the Inaccessible"

XXXV-15 Quoted from Country Journal Nov. 1981 in Frontiers, "What Makes for Peace?" (global biology)

XXXVI-8 Quoted article in #48 Worldwatch Papers with Pamela Shaw on agriculture, environment, in Frontiers, "Accumulating Pressures"

XXXVII-37 From State of the World 1984 in Review

XXXVIII-13 WorldWatch paper #60 (with Edward C. Wolf) in Frontiers, "Less Soil, Higher Costs, Less Food"

XXXVIII-25 1985 paper, chapter on "A False Sense of Security" in Review, "A Needed Shift of Attention"

XXXVIII-50 WorldWatch paper #65 in Review, "African Disaster"

XXXIX-27 WorldWatch, "A Generation of Deficits" in Lead, "An Intellectual Development?"

XL-14 WorldWatch #74 Our Demographically Divided World in Lead, "Analysis and Synthesis"

XL-20 WW 1987 in Review, "State of the World" re ozone

XLI-15 WW #88 on ozone in Lead, "An Untidy Solution"

XLI-39 WW, Mar/Apr 1988 re oil-based farming, Frontiers, "Various News"

XLI-50 WW #77 in Frontiers, "The Horrors of Urbanization"

XLI-51 WW, Sept/Oct 1988 in Lead, "Our Neglected Planet" (crop losses, etc.)

Brown, Margaret

X-27 Her The Friendly Book reviewed in Children, "Reading Suggestions for Children"

Brown, Michael E.

XXII-44 Quoted Sept. Trans-Action in Frontiers, "The Conditions of Peace"

Brown, Norman O.

XV-45 His Life Against Death-The Psychological Meaning of History quoted in Review, "Painful Odyssey"

Brown, Norman O.-(Continued)

XVIII-24 Life Against Death reviewed in Review of same title

Brown-Sequard

II-21 Darwin's interest in his conclusion that morbid state of nervous system transmitted to animals- Frontiers, "A Question of Orthodoxy"

II-43 Further reference to the poor guinea pigs who gnawed off toes-Frontiers, "Telepathy and Evolution"

Brown, Seyom

XXI-16 Briefly quoted on Chas. Yost's The Insecurity of Nations from Saturday Review, Mar. 23, in Frontiers, "Why Not Learn 'the Good Things'?"

Brown, Spencer

VII-16 Quoted from Commentary review on books on education in Lead, "Fratricide Among Educators"

Brown, W. Norman (Sanscrit scholar and Indologist)

I-42 Quote from monograph on Indian art in Review, "Notes on Art"

IX-16 Quoted on sculpture of ancient India in Frontiers, "Shop Talk"

XX-21 Quote from his Man in the Universe in Review, "On Sacred Constructions"

XXII-3 Briefly quoted in Lead, "World Without Drama"

XXXI-19 Question from the Majhima Nikaya (Sutts 3) in Man in the Universe given in Review, "Resource for the World"

XXXIV-15 Quoted from Man in the Universe re what Buddha thought most important for humans to do, in Lead, "Untouched by Numbers"

Brown, Wenzell

XI-48 II"

XV-41 Dr. Miriam Van Waters' introduction to his They Died in the Chair quoted in Review, "A Warden on Capital Punishment"

Browne, Ivor

XXIX-38 Quoted from May-June Resurgence in Frontiers, "Gardens, Trees, and Other Good Things"

Browne, Sir Thomas

II-13 Walter Pater quote on letter from on matter of death-Lead, "The Other World"

VIII-18 Quoted on Immortality in Lead, "The Question of Survival"

XXVIII-6 Quoted from Religio Medici in Lead, "Divided and Distinguished Worlds"

XXVIII-9 Quoted from Religion Medici in Lead, "Strain Above Mortality"

XXXI-5 Quoted from Religio Medici in Lead, "Material for Foundation"

XXXI-48 Quoted from his Religo Medici, in Lead, "A New-Old Dilemma"

XXXII-37 Quoted from above in Lead, "The References for Life"

XXXIII-21 His "We carry within us the wonders we find without" quoted in Review, "An Involving Book"

Brownell, Baker

VI-14 Long quote from Earth Is Enough in Frontiers, "Rethinking Religion"

Broyard, Anatole

XI-13 VI"

Brubacher, John S. (Yale)

IX-32 Chairman of Yearbook Committee (pub. of National Society for the Study of Education) discussed in Children

Bruckner, D. J. R. (columnist for L.A. Times)

XXIII-47 Quoted from L.A. Times (Sept. 21) in Lead, "Notes on the Future"

XXIII-49 Quoted from Nov. 9 L.A. Times in Review, "The Decline of Language"

XXV-6 Quoted from Jan. 3 L.A. Times in Frontiers, "The Business of Crimes of War"

XXXIV-3 Quoted re effect of electronic media in Lead, "Comprehending Confusion"

Brudno, Ezra

IV-18 Discussion of his A Guide for the Misguided in Review, "Books on Religion"

Burgmann, Bruce (editor, Guardian)

XXIV-18 Policy statement quoted in Children, "Miscellany"

Brundage, Avery

X-3 President, International Olympic Committee - quoted in Children, on Olympic spirit

Bruner, Jerome (Harvard psychologist)

XIII-45 His The Process of Education quoted from Sept. 26 Time article in Children, "Notes in Passing"

XIV-50 The Process of Education quoted in Children, "On the Process of Education"

XVII-42 Essays for the Left Hand in Children, "Frontiers of Knowledge"

XVII-44 Quote from Essays for the Left Hand in Lead, "Where We Are Now"

XIX-28 Quote from his Toward a Theory of Instruction by Christian Bay in Children, "Education- Liberation and Articulation"

XXIII-22 Quoted from Saturday Review article (April 18) in Children, "Curriculum Reform"

XXV-8 Quoted from Jan. 15, 1972 Saturday Review in Lead, "Who is Responsible for Education?"

XXXVII-3 Quoted extensively from The Intellectual Digest (reprint from London Times Ed. Suppl.) Feb. 1973 in Children, "Education Worthy of Our Species"

Bruner, Emil

V-35 Brief quote from in Frontiers, "The Shadow of Philosophy"

Bruning, Fred

XLI-6 Quoted Maclean's, Dec. 21, 1987 on James Baldwin, in Editorial, "How People 'Grow Up'"

Bruno, Giordano - Dorothea Singer (Schuman, 1950)

XXVII-49 Quotation from in Frontiers, "Cyclops and Bruno"

Bruno, Giordano

I-30 A Pythagorean - Lead, "Great Reformers- Pythagoras

II-12 Brief reference to in Lead, "Credible Religion" - his life and work testament of his religion

VIII-46 Quoted in Lead, "The Religion of Free Men"

XVI-48 Briefly quoted in Editorial, "The Meaning of 'Scientific Humanism'"

XXV-16 Wallace Stevens' quote of given from Kohl's Age of Complexity in Editorial, "Origins of Science"

XXV-43 Arthur Livingston's translation of Heroic Exaltations as given by Giorgio de Santillana in The Age of Adventure, source of quote from Bruno, in Lead, "Times of Awakening"

XXVII-38 Quoted by Betty Roszak in her Review article, "The Two Worlds of Magic"

XXVII-49 Quoted from On the Infinite Universe and Worlds in Frontiers, "Cyclops and Bruno"

XXX-50 Encyclopedia Britannica quoted on in Lead, "No Serious Mistakes"

Bruns, Mary

XXXIX-17 Her report on PaWiTo farm, from Land Report Summer 1985 in Frontiers, "Ways of Teaching"

Brunschwig, Odette

XVI-29 Her foreword to Mother and Son quoted in Children, "Beyond the Reach of War"

Brush, Stephen

XXXI-26 Quoted from Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, April 1976 in Frontiers, "Various Scores"

Brustein, Robert

XXII-16 Quoted from Feb. 15 New York Review of Books in Children, "The Good in Institutions"

Bryan, Helen

VI-26 Review of her Inside, "Do Not a Prison Make"

Bryant, Peter

XVII-28 Author of Red Alert, the basis for Dr. Strangelove, film - Review, "Doomsday Ingredients"

Bryce, James

XXVI-24 Quoted from The American Commonwealth in Review, "Some Old Books"

Bryce, Lord

II-34 Quote from Montagu book in Frontiers, "Racist Delusions" re rise of self-conscious racial feelings

Bryson, John (Chairman, Public Utilities Commission, Calif.)

XXXIV-9 His interview re SoCal Edison's decision to look for renewable unconventional sources of energy quoted in Frontiers, "An Interesting Decision"

Bryson, Lyman

VII-15 Review of his The Next America in Lead, "Grounds for Optimism"

VII-17 Quoted re John Woolman in Frontiers, "The Role of God"

VII-26 The Next America quoted in Children

VII-29 Long quotations from The Next America in Frontiers, "Among the Optimistic Thinkers"

VII-40 Quoted re definition of "democracy" in Lead, "Whom Shall We Blame?"

Bryson, Lyman-(Continued)

VIII-8 Reference to The Next America in Lead, "Revival of Individualism?"

XI-4 His The Next America quoted in Frontiers, "Art and the Masses"

XIV-7 The Next America quoted in Review, "Literature in Transition"

XIV-47 Above quoted in Lead, "Cart-Before-the-Horse Philosophy"; also quoted in Editorial, "Democracy of Culture"

XIV-49 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Whose Tools Confine Us?"

XIV-52 The Next America briefly quoted in Lead, "The Problem of Direction"

XVII-24 The Next America referred to in Lead, "Which Things Are True?"

XVII-53 Above quoted in Children, "Adult Education"

XVIII-43 The Next America quoted in Editorial, "In Favor of the People"

XXXI-9 The Next America quoted in Editorial, "A Trivial Freedom"

XXXIII-24 Quoted from The Next America (Harper's 1952) in Lead, "The Other America" Also mentioned in Editorial, "If You Give Them Time"

XXXIII-37 Quoted from the above in Lead, "Irreducible Vision"

XXXIII-39 Quoted from The Next America in Frontiers, "Big and Little Pictures"

XXXVIII-37 Quoted Next America in Lead, "The Decent Elite"

Buber, Martin - An Intimate Portrait - Aubrey Hodes (Viking, $7.95)

XXIV-37 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Zaddik for All"

Buber, Martin (Nominee for Nobel Prize)

IX-47 Quoted from Psychiatry; will give Wm. Alanson White Memorial Lectures in 1957, Review, "Washington School of Psychiatry"

X-16 His I and Thou quoted by Wendal Bull in Lead, "Inquiry Concerning Mysticism"

XX-13 His The Knowledge of Man discussed and quoted in Review, "Buber's High Station"

XXI-40 Carl Rogers' conversation with quoted in Lead, "The Shy Dignities"

XXIII-17 Quoted from "Education" section in Between Man and Man, in Lead, "The Sources of Vision"

XXIII-37 Quoted in Lead, "The Deficiency of the Present"

XXIV-10 Quoted from The Knowledge of Man in Frontiers, "Displacing Effects of Drugs"

XXIV-35 Quoted in Children, "The Basic Questions"

XXVII-37 Quote on his Paths in Utopia in Frontiers, "Changes in Social Thought"

XXVIII-42 Between Man and Man quoted in Editorial, "Both Ends of the Situation"

XXVIII-44 Quoted in Children, "Students and Poets"

XXVIII-45 Quoted from talk before teachers in 1939, in Children, "On Talking to Children"

Buber, Martin-(Continued)

XXVIII-49 Between Man and Man quoted in Lead, "The Formation of Character" Also quoted in Editorial, "The Common Naivete"

XXIX-2 Quoted Between Man and Man in Lead, "Morality and Character"

XXIX-5 Quoted in Lead, "Obscure Specifications"

XXIX-14 Quoted in Lead, "Reason and Rationality"

XXX-17 Between Man and Man quoted in Lead, "The Persuasive Art"

XXX-23 Between Man and Man quoted in Review, "Stirner's Single Virtue"

XXX-26-35 Between Man and Man quoted in Lead, "In Defense of the Essay"

XXXI-38 Quoted Between Man and Man in Children, "Questions, No Answers"

XXXI-41 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Invisible Treasure"

XXXII-21 Quoted in Editorial, "Can We Do Without Them?"

XXXIV-22 Quoted Between Man and Man in Lead, "Behind the Web" (re sense of responsibility)

XXXIV-20 "Our statements often say what governments should do, or chiefs of state or heads of churches. But few of us state what we are willing to do." In Editorial, "Nothing But Rifles and Bombs"

XXXVIII-49 Quoted, reviewed Ecstatic Confessions in Children, "Read the Book"

XXXIX-16 Quoted (blind to eternal values) in Lead, "The Need for Heroes"

Buber's High Station

XX-13 Review

Buchan, John

VI-52 His Memory-Hold-the-Door quoted in Children

Buchanan, Anne

XXXVI-41 Her Food, Poverty, and Power quoted in Review, "What's Wrong, What May Be Right"

Buchanan, George

XIX-5 Brief quote from his Morning Papers in Editorial, "Dilemma Resolved"

XX-27 Quoted from "Note Book" in Editorial, "Miscellany"

XXII-13 Wrote Frontiers, "If Poets Ruled"

XXXVII-11 Quoted on "how does poetry work?" from MANAS Mar. 26, 1969 in Review, "The Ulster Plantation"

Buchanan, Keith

XXVIII-48 Quoted from Reflections on Education in the Third World in Children, "Subversive Education"

XXXI-52 Quoted from Tract No. 26 in Lead, "The Shaping of Culture"

XL-13 Quoted (essay for International Foundation for Development Alternatives) in Lead, "Frameworks of Perception"

Buchanan, Scott

XXXV-52 Review (from So Reason Can Rule)

XXXVI-12 Quoted above re corporate human brains in Lead, "Requiem for Economists"

Buchanan, Scott

III-3 He and Stringfellow Barr revived St. John's College-Review, "Pilgrims Without Progress"

IX-49 Reference to his An Essay in Politics in letter quoted in Lead, "Politics Revisited"

XVII-12 His chapter, "The Corporation and the Republic" quoted from The Corporation Take-Over in Lead, "Hungers of the Heart"

XVII-41 His paper, "The Public Thinking" quoted in Children, "Religion and the Republic"

XVIII-16 Quoted in Editorial, "Faith Seeking Understanding"

XVIII-24 Brief mention in Lead, "Systems and the Man"

XIX-4 Quoted in Children, "Religion and State- Synthesizing Perspectives"

XXV-41 Quoted from Center for Study of Democratic Institutions Occasional Paper, Embers of the World, in Review, "Minds Don't Age"

XXIX-23 His Poetry and Mathematics quoted in Editorial, "On Teaching Mathematics"

XXXVI-1 Quoted on Everett Dean Martin from Poetry and Mathematics in Lead, "The Quavering Quest for Certainty"

XXXIV-11 Quoted re teaching mathematics in Lead, "The Tangible and the Intangible"

XXXV-43 Quoted So Reason Can Rule in Editorial, "Nobility or Hubris?"

XXXV-52 Reviewed, quoted So Reason Can Rule in "Scott Buchanan"

XXXVI-1 Quoted above in Lead, "A Thread of Self- Knowledge" re power of mind

XXXVI-42 Quoted The Corporation Take-Over in Lead, "Jeffersonian Reflections"

XXXVI-47 Quoted "The Corporation and the Republic" from The Dissenting Academy in Lead, "Seeds of New Beginnings"

XXXVII-18 Quoted his propositions for the Center for Study of Democratic Institutions; also on Greek drama in support of first proposition in Lead, "Promethean Affirmation"

Buchman, Frank (founder of Oxford Movement)

III-7 Movement discussed in Letter from Switzerland

IV-42 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Play by Moral Re- Armament"

Buchner, Georg

XXVII-46 His play, Danton's Death, reviewed in "Buchner and Boethius"

Buchner, Georg-Complete Plays and Prose (Hill and Wang, 1963)

XXVII-46 Carl Richard Mueller's introduction to and Danton's Death reviewed, quoted in "Buchner And Boethius"

Buchner and Boethius

XXVII-46 Review

Buck, Dr. J. D.

XVI-4 Quoted from The Key to Theosophy in Children, "Letters and Comment"

Buck, Lucien A.

XXXII-41 His Thoritarian Psychotherapy quoted in Review, "On Mental Health"

Buck, Pearl

I-10 She and Richard Walsh determine editorial policy of United Nations World, yet while devoted to peace continues to speak of horrors of war-Lead, "Coming to Terms"

I-17 "Should Gandhi's Assassin Be Killed?" Pearl Buck's United Nations World, Mar. 1948, article, quoted in Lead, "A Death-and A Birth"

I-26 Quote from her How It Happens in Review, "The German Problem"

I-29 Quote from 1943 Christian Century on weaknesses of modern Christianity in "Reading and Writing

I-32 Reference to "How It Happens" in Children

II-24 Her Kinfolk reviewed in "Psychological Wanderings"

V-4 Quoted in Children, from Christian Century issue on UMT

VI-27 Quoted in Review on popular appeal literature

VIII-17 Reference to her The Child Who Never Grew Up in Children

X-2 Her My Several Worlds quoted in Children

XI-37 Quoted from her foreword to John Caldwell's Children of Calamity in Children

XI-41 Her tale of Dowager Empress of China, Imperial Woman discussed and quoted in Review, "Dilemmas of Two Worlds"

XI-50 Quotes from her Saturday Review article, "The Artist in a World of Science," in Review, "Dimensions of Philosophy"

XII-31 Review of her Command the Morning by publisher John Day quoted in Review, "Pearl Buck and the Atom Age," book also quoted

XVI-12 Her The Big Wave discussed and quoted in Children, "Of Time, Death, and New Life"

XIX-9 Her statement about Prof. Teggart's The Processes of History quoted in Lead, "From History to Metaphysics"

XXII-37 Her novel, Kinfolk, discussed and quoted in Review, "The Long, Slow Years"

Buck, William

XXVII-14 His rendition of Mahabharata discussed in Children, "Mahabharata"

XXX-12 His Ramayana reviewed in "The God Who Became Human"

XXXV-13 Discussed his Mahabharata and Ramayana and van Nooten's remarks on in Children, "Indian Runners"

Bucke, R. M.

I-20 His Cosmic Consciousness would explain men like Einstein-Frontiers, "Greatness"

XVIII-5 Quoted from Blodwen Davies' biographical essay on in Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, Souvenir Volume, in Review, "Two Pioneers"

Buckingham, Dr. Walter (Director of School of Industrial Management, Georgia Institute of Technology)

XVIII-13 His address "Automation-Its Impact on Education" given at Pasadena City College quoted in Editorial, "More Grist for the Tough- Minded"

Buckle, H. T. (scientific historian)

I-7 "If immortality be untrue, it matters little whether anything else be true or not"-Frontiers, "Is Immortality Important?"

I-8 Quote from History of Civilization in Letter from England

I-11 Advances in knowledge made by genius of one generation become commonplace facts in the next-quote in Lead, "The New Intelligence"

II-2 Reference to him and other 19th century historians in Review, "Men of Stable Mind"

II-13 "If immortality be untrue . . ."

XIII-14 Quoted in Frontiers, "In Search of the Ideas"

XIV-11 Quoted in Lead, "The Issue is Disarmament"

XV-8 History of Civilization in England quoted in Lead, "What Can Be Done With Words?"

XXI-13 Quote from History of Civilization in England in Lead, "The Unearned Securities"

XXII-6 Quoted from History of Civilization in Review, "The Spirit of Science"

XXII-35 Quoted in Lead, "The Services of History"

XXIV-38 His History of Civilization mentioned in Lead, "The Far Horizon"

XXVI-47 Quote from History of Civilization in Lead, "In Order to Have Peace"

XXVIII-14 Hopes and Obstacles"

XXXI-15 History of Civilization briefly quoted in Lead, "Heroism or Common Sense?"

XXXIV-35 Quoted History of Civilization in Lead, "A Taste for Simplicity"

XXXVII-2 Quoted History of Civilization re the ideas of martyrs becoming commonplace after a few generations) in Lead, "Keeping Ideas Alive"

XXXIX-17 Quoted in Lead, "How Opinions Are Formed"

Buckler, Ernest

XXIV-12 Quoted from his Oxbells and Fireflies in Review, "Man and Nature"

Buckley, William F. Jr.

V-8 Review of his God and Man at Yale, "God Emeritus at Yale"; also mentioned in Editorial, "The Heavenly Prospect"

V-15 Reference to his book in Frontiers, "The Teaching of Religion"

VII-31 His and Brent Bozell's McCarthy and His Enemies referred to in Lead, "Real and Hypothetical Evil"

XXI-1 Nov. 3 Time account of his "polemical exploits" quoted in Lead, "A Matter of Elevation"

Bucky Fuller

XXXVII-2 Frontiers

Budd, John F. Jr.

XXVII-17 Quoted from Mar. 9 Saturday Review World in Frontiers, "With the Statisticians. . ."

Buddha

I-4 "The Religion of Frustration" - Frontiers

I-5 The Creed of Buddha, Edmond Holmes in Review, "Book on India"

I-6 Taught self-reform-Editorial, "Theories of Reform"

Buddha-(Continued)

I-21 Gautama Buddha

I-31 Quoted in Children

II-12 His adjuration to followers from Anguttara Nikaya quoted in Lead, "Credible Religion"

VI-38 Quote from "Buddha and the Occident" by Irvin Babbitt in Lead, "In Honor of Man"

VIII-36 Review of Burtt's The Teachings of the Compassionate Buddha

VIII-39 Frontiers, "What is Buddhism?"

IX-21 "Buddha Jayanti" - Editorial (2500 anniversary of birth of Buddha)

XI-13 Review, "The Contemporary Buddha"

XI-21 Frontiers, "The Record of Buddha"

XVIII-5 Quote from the Diamond Sutra in Lead, "The Apologetic State"

XVIII-12 Quoted in Review, "Is There the Ego?"

XX-28 "Higher Than Indra's . . ." quote in Lead, "Uses and Misuses of Conformity"

XXII-12 Quote, "A false self . . ." in Frontiers, "Redressing Balances"

XXIII-15 Quote, "I would not let one cry . . ." in Lead, "Archetypes of Search"

XXVIII-4 Quoted on "enduring Ego" in Lead, "Of Various Persuasions"

XXIX-36 "I know thee! Never shalt thou build again. . ." quoted in Editorial, "Unspoken Balance"

XXXIII-43 Quote from Diamond Sutra (no definite teachings) in Children, "The Ultimate Curriculum"

XXXIV-15 Quoted from Man in the Universe re what he thought humans should do, in Lead, "Untouched by Numbers"

XXXVII-20 Impact of on China, from Dr. Hu Shih in Review, "They Don't Kill Anyone"

XXXVIII-4 Quoted from Dhammapada in Lead, "Is There A Moral Law?"

Buddha Eye, The - Frederick Franck, ed. (Crossroads, 1982)

XXXVI-19 Quoted esp. Nishitani Keiji re cultural takeover by India of China in Review, "A Buddhist Anthology"

Buddah's Teaching, The

XXXIV-12 Editorial

Buddhism, Council of

VII-26 Discussed in Lead, "Enlarging Common Ground"

XI-36 Frontiers, "The Record of Buddhism"

Buddhism in Today's China

XXVI-40 Review

Buddhism- Its Essence and Development - Edward Conze

XVIII-12 Quoted in Review, "Is There the Ego?"

XXIV-15 Quote from in Lead, "Some Ancient Questions"

XXXII-9 Quoted in Lead, "A Project of Wondering"

Buddhism-The Path to Nirvana - Robert C. Lester (Harper & Row, 1987)

XLI-13 Reviewed in "Teachings of the Buddha"

Buddhism Under Mao - Holmes Welch (Harvard U. Press, $16.00)

XXVI-40 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Buddhism in Today's China"

Buddhist Anthology, A

XXXVI-19 Review

Buddhist Economics - E. F. Schumacher

XXII-33 Lead

XXIV-20 Quoted in Lead, "Food, Clothing, Shelter"

XXIV-40 Long quote in Lead, "The Basis for New Beginnings"

Buddhist Inscriptions

XXI-50 Frontiers

Buddhist Metaphysic, The

XVII-47 Editorial

Buddhist Revival in China - Holmes Welch (Harvard U. Press, 1968, $11.95)

XXII-33 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Chinese Buddhism in the West"

Buddhist Spectrum, A - Marco Pallis (Seabury Press, 1981, $9.95)

XXXVI-6 Quoted, review in "The Axis of Deliverance" ("good" Karma)

Buddhist Scripture

VIII-17 Review of The Dhammapada

Buddhist Writings of Lafcadio Hearn, The - ed. by Kenneth Rexroth (Ross-Erickson, Inc., 223 Via Sevilla, Santa Barbara, CA 93109, hardback only, $8.95)

XXX-44 Reviewed in "An Artist Philosophizes"

XXXVIII-24 Chapter "Buddhist Allusions in Japanese Folksong" in Lead, "Ways of Thinking About Change"

Budenz, Louis

V-31 Reference to in Frontiers, "Illusory Affiliations"

Buder, Leonard (Staff education writer for N.Y. Times)

X-47 Quoted from his article, "The Children of Conformity" from Saturday Review in Children, "The Deadly Complacency"

Buetow, Kurt

XXX-12 Subject of Dec. 1976 Rain article quoted in Children, "Schools for Tomorrow"

Buffett, Honorable Howard H. (Nebraska-House of Representatives)

VI-25 Frontiers, "We View with Alarm" . . . deals with his Jan. 22, 1952 talk to House on mushrooming of military activities

Buffett, Howard

XVI-8 His article printed and discussed in Lead, "Correspondence" (discusses MANAS article, "The Irrelevance of the Cold War")

Buford, Elizabeth

XXXII-21 Her Courage Knows No Sex reviewed in "Ladies and a Man"

Bugbear of Literacy, The - Ananda K. Coomaraswamy (Dobson, 1943, England, in U.S., John Day, title Am I My Brother's Keeper?")

III-21 Discussed in Review, "The Roots of Culture"

VI-44 Reference to in Lead, "Mutual Aid"

XIX-48 Quoted in Lead, "The Races of Man"

XXIV-39 Quoted in Children, "The Question of Literacy"

XXVIII-14 Quoted from G. L. Kittredge in, used in Lead, "A Motive Almost Forgotten"

XXIX-47 Quoted in Lead, "Learning from the Past"

XXX-14 Quoted in Review, "Getting to Know Better"

XXX-14 Quoted G. L. Kittredge in, given in Editorial, "Oral Literature"

Bugbear of Literacy, The-(Continued)

XXXIII-20 Quoted in Lead, "Signs of a New Civilization"

XXXIV-12 Noted in Review, "Religion of Tomorrow"

Bugental, J. F. T.

XVIII-30 Brief quote from his article in Humanistic Viewpoints in Psychology in Editorial, "Man as Given"

XIX-3 His Search for Authenticity discussed and quoted in Review of same title

XIX-4 Search for Authenticity quoted in Frontiers, "Dimensions of 'Existential Psychology'"

XIX-5 Repeat quote from MANAS (XIX-3) in Lead, "A New Kind of Rationalization"

XIX-21 Search for Authenticity quoted by Ronald R. Bringle in Lead, "Humanistic Psychology for Education"

XIX-35 Quoted from his address before the Calif. Association of Deans of Women in Frontiers, "To Be Or Not To Be"

XIX-52 Quoted from Progress in Clinical Psychology in Lead, "A Germinal Solution"

XX-23 Quoted from Spring 1967 Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Review, "What's Missing in McLuhan?"

XXI-33 Alvin A. Lasko's paper quoted from Challenges of Humanistic Psychology, ed. by Bugental, in Review, "Habits and Values"

XXX-7 His The Search for Existential Identity quoted in Lead, "The Greatest Conspiracy"

Builder Spirit, The

II-25 Lead

Building

XXVIII-53 List of recommended books on building in Editorial, "Reading on Building"

Building a Sustainable Society - Lester Brown (Norton)

XXXV-9 Quoted discussed in Frontiers, "The Inadequate and the Inaccessible"

Building Character, On

XXXVII-47 Editorial

Building Community

XXXIV-35 Frontiers

XLI-10 Frontiers

Building for Self-Sufficiency - Robin Clarke (Universe Book, 1976, $5.95)

XXXI-10 Reviewed in "Books About Building"

Building of Faith, The

XXIX-18 Lead

Building the Green Movement - Rudolph Bahro (New Society, 1986)

XXXIX-27- Reviewed in Lead, "An Intellectual Development"

Building the Institutions of Peace (Swarthmore Lectures) - J. Duncan Wood

XVII-1 Quoted in Review, "Philosophy and Diplomacy"

Building with Stone

XL-19 Editorial

Built-In Danger

VII-35 Editorial, "Capital Punishment"

Buitenhuis, Peter

XLI-21 Quoted in Calgary Herald, Nov. 11, 1987 by John Ferri on WWI propaganda in Frontiers, "The First Casualty of War"

Bulfinch

XXIV-44 Quoted in re four great ages of Greek civilization in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"

XXIV-52 Quote from Age of Fable in Lead, "The Roots of Literature"

Bull, Barry L.

XXIX-11 His article in Teachers College Record Fall 1985 quoted re exceptional children in Children

Bull, Wendal (Nazareth, Penna.)

VI-4 Author of Frontiers, "Four Freedoms"

VII-29 Author of Lead, "Land is Indivisible"

X-16 Author of Lead, "Inquiry Concerning Mysticism"

XII-8 His letter quoted in Editorial, "Making an Issue"

XIII-14 His letter quoted in Frontiers, "In Search of the Ideas"

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

VIII-25 Review, "The Commonplaces of Atomic War"

VIII-50 Ursula Batchelder Stone quoted from in Review, "Proposal for Non-Violent Defense"

IX-9 Reference to in Frontiers, "Recent Correspondence"

IX-12 Harry S. Hall quoted from in Lead, "The Responsibility of Scientists"

IX-21 Symposium on "Science and the Affairs of Men" discussed in Lead, "History and Science"

IX-44 "The Way the Wind Blows," Frontiers, reference to dangers of bomb tests

X-3 Maurice Visscher article, "Science and Religion," discussed in Frontiers, "Religion-A Philosophic Enterprise"

X-12 Hallem Bell quoted from in Frontiers, "The Scientific Conscience"

X-17 Prof. Edwin A. Burtt quoted from in Lead, "Critique of 'Pure Science'"

XI-52 Bentley Glass article on "Liberal Education in a Scientific Age" quoted in Frontiers, "Science and the Individual"

XII-47 Hudson Hoagland quoted from in Frontiers, "The Scope of Science"

XIII-4 Dr. Karl Z. Morgan article quoted in Frontiers, "Radiation and Motivation" (Nov. Issue)

XIII-4 Article "Genetic Effects of Radiation" by Dr. James F. Crow, Jan. 1958, quoted in Frontiers, "Radiation and Motivation"

XIII-36 Article by Prof. Max Born in June issue quoted in Lead, "Things Said and Done"; also brief quote of Bentley Glass

XIV-22 Article by Brock Chisholm on germ warfare, May 1960 issue, quoted in Review, "'Double- Think' and the Vicious Circle"

XVI-5 Brief paragraph from Dec. 1962 issue quoted, by W. H. Ferry, in Lead, "What Price for Peace?"

XIII-20 Charles E. Osgood quoted from April issue in Lead, "An Issue of Social Science." Hans Zeisel also quoted, same issue, same article

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists-(Continued)

XV-3 Dr. Jerome D. Frank briefly quoted from Nov. 1961 issue in Editorial, "Grounds for Optimism"

XVII-28 Quotes from Feb. 1964, Mendlovitz's "Teaching War Prevention" and editor's comment

XVII-45 Robert A. Levine quoted, Sept. issue in Frontiers, "Another 'Failure of Nerve'?"

XXII-5 Eugene Rabinowitch's review of Andrei Sakharov's article quoted, Nov. Issue in Reivew, "The Sakharov Manifesto"

XXII-22 Dick Wilson quoted from Feb. 1969 issue in Frontiers, "The Company He Keeps"

XXIII-46 Andrei Sakharov quoted, Nov. 1968 issue review of his work, Progress, Peaceful Coexistence, and Academic Freedom, in Frontiers, "The Blight and the Vision"

XXIII-51 John Platt quoted from Nov. Issue in Review, "Dynamics of Change"

XXIV-10 John Platt's remarks about David Bohm quoted from Nov. 1970 issue in Lead, "Processes of Change"

XXIV-23 Lancelot Law Whyte quoted from Mar. 1971 issue in Lead, "Rebirth of Science?"

XXV-46 Statement of Rector of the Royal College of Art in London, quoted from May issue in Frontiers, "The 'Business' of Growth"

XXVIII-14 Arthur Tamplin and Elise Boulding quoted from Sept. 1971 issue in Editorial, "Ends and Sayings"

XXXI-5 William N. Ellis quoted, Nov. 1977 issue, in Frontiers, "Changes and the Obstacles to Change"

XXXI-6 Nov. 1977 issue quoted on electronic multinationals in Frontiers, "A Little Here, A Little There"

XXXI-26 Stephen Brush quoted, April 1976 issue, in Frontiers, "Various Scores"

XXXII-4 Charles Schwartz's article quoted in Sept. 1978 issue in Frontiers, "Goliath, and a David or Two"

XXXII-6 Nov. 1978 issue quoted on Worldwatch Institute in Frontiers, "Vision and Vigilance"

XXXII-48 Quoted Mar. 1979 issue discussing Einstein's thinking about moral questions in Frontiers, "A Form of Slavery," by Bernard Feld

XXXIII-12 Dec. 8, 1979 issue, article by Vaclav Smil quoted in Frontiers, "Species of Dreams"

XXXIII-13 Quote from Einstein provided by Hyman Hartman in Dec. 1979 issue on occasion of birthday of Max Planck in Frontiers, "Science Reconsidered"

XXXIII-15 "Nuclear Power in 1980" in Jan. 1980 issue quoted and discussed in Frontiers, "A Good Example"

XXXIII-21 Discussed Alvin Weinberg's discussion on Darwin in Mar. 1980 issue in Children, "Thoughts About Curriculum"

XXXIII-22 Quoted from Jan. 1980 issue from Victor Gillinsky article in Lead, "The Blessings of Inefficiency"

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists-(Continued)

XXXIV-17 Jan. 1981 issue (should be in library of all who try to understand the part played by scientists in making and unmaking our civilization) in Frontiers, "The Scientific Conscience"

XXXIV-19 Quoted Prof. Robert Gomer on small farms, etc., in Frontiers, "Pictures-Large and Small"

XXXIV-24 Mar. 1981 by Allan S. Krass (student's writing) in Children, "Subjects for Discussion" (re supply of oil-energy, strategy)

XXXIV-38 Robert R. Wilson, Apr 1981 issue on gap between scientific intelligence and humanist understanding, in Lead, "A Preface to Scientific Literacy"

XXXIV-41 Jan. 1981 issue, E. P. Thompson on Nuclear Weapons in Lead, "Thoughts on Getting Things Done"

XXXIX-48 Aug. 1985, Jerome B. Wiesner, re secret information in Children, "The Health of the State"

Bulletin of the Council for Basic Education

XV-6 Dr. A. T. MacAllister, Jr., quoted Nov. 1961 issue in Children, "More on Telepathy"

Bulletin of the L.A. Area Committee for Conscientious Objectors

XXXI-51 Quoted from Sept. 1978 issue in Lead, "Departure and Return"

Bulletin of the Massachusetts Audubon Society

X-31 An article by dr. Matthew J. Brennan on nature appreciation quoted in Children, "A Religion of Nature"

Bulletin of Menninger Clinic (magazine)

VII-37 Review, "Psychiatric Revaluation" reports on Psychiatric Research Conference

X-8 Review of article in Psychology and social Perspective

Bullett, Gerald

V-28 Quoted in Editorial, "The Living Mystery" as to "This is What I Believe"

Bullitt, William C.

I-33 Quote from The Great Globe Itself in Letter from England

Bundy, McGeorge

XXXV-5 Quoted on nuclear weapons from Manchester Guardian, Nov. 1, 1981, in Lead, "Levels of Decision"

Bunn, Harriett

I-45 Her Nation coverage on the Ada Sipuel case referred to in "Milestones"

Bunyan, Paul

I-33 Reference to in "The Culture of India"

Bunyard, Peter

XXXVII-40 Quoted Vol. I, #14 Ecologist on Ladakh and the work of Helena Horberg-Hodge in Frontiers

XXXIX-41 "Waldsterben and the Death of Europe's Trees" in Frontiers; also see Editorial (Vol. 16, No. 1, 1986)

Burch, George B.

IX-3 Discussion of trends in India from Philosophy East and West in Frontiers, "Notes on Philosophic Discussion"

Burckhardt, Jacob

VIII-20 Quote from his Force and Freedom in Editorial, "Prerequisites to Religion" (re Columbus)

XXXIV-16 Quoted introduction to Liberty Classics ed of Reflections on History-Gottfried Dietze-in Lead, "The Gyroscope of Life"

Burden, Jean

XX-18 Quote from her Journey Toward Poetry in Review, "Story and Song"

XXXV-9 Quoted from Journey Toward Poetry re the woman as artist in Review, "Two Kinds of Balance"

Burden, Dr. And Mrs. D. C.

XIII-39 Quoted in Children, "Islands of Educational Experiment"

XVI-8 Mrs. Burden quoted on Shimber Beris in Children, "Towards a 'School for Mankind'"

Burdens of the Specialists, The

XX-26 Lead

Burdens of the Utopians, The

XXX-6 Lead

Burdett, Robert J.

XVI-5 His comments to editors quoted in Frontiers, "Out of Many Lives, Many Minds"

Burdick-Wheeler

XVI-10 Their book, Fail-Safe, quoted from in Review, "'Accidental' Obliteration"

Burdick, Eugene (Author and professor at U.C. Berkeley, author of Ninth Wave novel)

XI-31 Quoted from his article "The Innocent Nihilists Adrift in Squaresville" in the Reporter, April 3, in which he compares the rebels with the youths who played with communism during the thirties in Children, "Discussion of a Generation- Addendum"

XII-1 Review of his and Wm. J. Lederer's The Ugly American

Bureaucratic State, The - H. R. Shapiro (Samizdat Press, 1975, $4.95)

XXX-38 Discussed and quoted in Lead, "The Design Factor

Burger, Chief Justice

XXXI-21 Quoted on Court's decision in re Amish community in Lead, "The Emerging Consciousness"

Burgess, Gilbert

XXXVII-5 Quoted his famous "Purple Cow" from the Lark and its sequel in Children, "Various Nostalgias"

Burhoe, Ralph W.

VII-45 His Science article on Conference on Religion in the Age of Science quoted in Lead, "The Great Temptation"

VII-52 Reply to above by reader, in Lead, "Can Science and Religion Cooperate?"

IX-11 Lead, "Scientific Invitation," his article Reference to in Editorial, "Religion in an Age of Science"

IX-19 Reference to in Borsodi's Letter from Florida

X-11 Lead, "Science and Freedom," starts with letter from him

Buried by "Insights"

XXII-21 Lead

Buried Treasure, The

XXXVII-3 Lead (Psychology)

Burk, Frederick (founding father and president of San Francisco State College from 1899 to 1924)

XXIX-7 His article "The Genetic Versus the Logical Order in Drawing," quoted from Sept. 1902 Pedagogical Seminary in Children, "Two Orders of Learning"

Burke, Edmund

II-8 Thomas Paine"

Burke, Kenneth

XIX-20 Quoted Summer 1966 American Scholar article, "Thirty Years Later-Memories of the First American Writers' Congress" in Lead, "After Ideologies?"

XX-33 Quoted from July 17 Nation in Frontiers, "Identification and Autonomy"

Burlage, Robb K.

XII-28 Quoted in Children, "Two Generations in College" from Nation's "Campus Report" #3

Burlingham, Bo

XXX-38 His story in Mother Jones quoted from Rainbook in Frontiers, "Good Things from Oregon"

Burmese Common Sense

XXVI-22 Editorial

Burnes, Bruce

XVIII-12 His article on "Classroom Problems Test" (coauthor, Vincent Rogers) quoted, Oct. 1964 Phi Delta Kappan in Children, "Education and Religion"

Burnham, James

I-7 Can't have Freedom without competitive minorities of capitalist economy (Is Revolution Possible?)-"Reading and Writing"

I-50 Author of The Managerial Revolution, ex- Marxist, now writes for Life and the movies

Burning Bright - John Steinbeck

V-4 Reviewed, "Point of Interest in Easy Reading"

X-20 Mentioned in Review, "What Price Compassion?"

Burns, John Horne

XIV-3 His book The Gallery quoted in Review, "Tracts for the Mad World"

Burns, Melinda

XXXIV-48 Quoted Christian Science Monitor Oct. 30, 1981 on bilingual education in Editorial, "Sink or Swim?"

Burns, Scott

XXIX-36 His Home, Inc. reviewed in "You Can Go Home Again"

XXXII-14 Quoted from Stepping Stones in Frontiers, "The New Economics"

XXXIV-35 Quoted from Seattle Times, Mar. 11, 1981 re gardening in Children, "Downs and an Up"

Burr, Dr. H. S. (Yale)

I-17 Quoted re electro-dynamic theory of life comparable to field-theory in physics- Frontiers, "Fields of Life"

I-52 Reference to in Editorial, "Architect of Living Form"

II-25 Quoted from article on "field" in Frontiers, "Mysteries of the Cell" Ref. to work of Burr, Lane & Nims showing electrical polarity of entire organism, or governing field

III-36 Quoted from Waldemar Kaempffert re Burr's work in Lead, "A Living Universe"

VIII-27 Quote about his and Nims and Lane's work on living things in Lead, "New Climate of Opinion"

XXXVI-3 Quote on his work at Yale by New York Times in Review, "The Origin of Form"

Burr, Louis K.

XI-13 Her letter to the President reprinted in Frontiers, "Letter to the President"

Burroughs, Edgar Rice

XXVII-47 His Pellucidar discussed by Brian Aldiss in Review, "History of Science Fiction"

Burroughs, John

IV-46 Quoted in John Collier's Frontier article, "Overcoming Anxiety"

XII-11 Quoted from his Gospel of Nature in Children

XXII-13 Quoted from Wake-Robin in Review, "The Green and Pleasant Land"

XXIV-24 Quoted from Pepacton in Review, "On Rivers and Men"

XXVIII-50 Quoted from Wake-Robin in Frontiers, "Man and Nature"

XXXII:26-35 His essay, "The falling Leaves, quoted from No. 17 Structurist, 1977-78, in Review, "The Voluntary Life"

XXXIII-21 Quoted from "Nature and the Poets" in Pepacton in Review, "An Involving Book"

XXXIV-50 From "Nature and the Poets" in Review, "Some Indian Wisdom"

XXXVII-24 Quoted Wake-Robin (subjective nature of beauty) in Lead, "Prairie Reverie"; also Our Friend John Burroughs

XXXVIII-7 Quoted from Speaking for Nature in Lead, "A Formidable Assignment"

Burroughs, William

XIX-11 Quoted from Paris Review (Fall 1965) in Frontiers, "Protests of Various Kinds"

XXI-16 Storm Jameson speaks of in Review, "The Stringed Lute"

Burrow and Gebser

XLI-2 Frontiers

Burrow, Dr. Trigant (Head of Lifwynn Foundation at time of his death in 1950)

V-29 Quotation from in Lead, "Toward a Golden Age" re experience when a student psychoanalyzed him

VI-17 Review of his Our Common Neurosis

VII-6 His Science and Man's Behavior quoted in Children

Burrow, Dr. Trigant -(Continued)

IX-3 The Neurosis of Man quoted in Lead, "The Disenchanters"

IX-16 His The Social Basis of Consciousness quoted in Lead, "The New Iconoclasts"

IX-32 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Decline of Ambition"

IX-46 Reference to his books in Lead, "Science and Morals"

XI-25 Frontiers, "Science and Moral Values" quotes from his letters in book A Search for Man's Sanity, and from Feelings and Emotions

XVIII-52 Quoted from The Neurosis of Man in Review, "The Myths That Kill"

XIX-47 His The Social Basis of Consciousness briefly quoted from in Review, "The Long Way Home"

XX-17 The Social Basis of Consciousness, Preconscious Foundations of Human Experience, discussed and quoted in Review, "Pioneer in Psychotherapy"

XX-28 Quoted from Preconscious Foundations of Human Experience in Lead, "Uses and Misuses of Conformity"

XXII-6 Quoted from The Social Basis of Consciousness in Lead, "A Small Amount of Truth"

XXV-23 Quoted from Preconscious Foundations of Human Experience in Lead, "From Crisis to Insight"

XXVI-51 Nathan Ackerman's foreword to Preconscious Foundations quoted in Frontiers, "Trigant Burrow-Pioneer Psychologist"

XXVIII-23 Quoted from Preconscious Foundations in Lead, "The Fateful Question"

XXIX-7 Preconscious Foundations quoted in Editorial, "Most Significant, Yet Unrecognized"

XXX-13 Preconscious Foundations quoted in Lead, "A Long Way to Go"

XXX-15 Quoted in Lead, "Learning from Nature"

XXXIV-50 Quoted Preconscious Foundations in Lead, "The Power by Which Men Live"

XXXVII-39 Quoted The Neurosis. . . in Review; also quoted Preconscious Foundations of Human Experience; quoted in Editorial, "Technical Materialists"

XXXVIII-1 Quoted Preconscious Foundations on language and consciousness of self in Lead, "Instructing the Heart"

Burrow, Trigant - Pioneer Psychologist

XXVII-51 Frontiers

XXXVII-39 Review (The Neurosis of Man)

Burt, Sir Cyril

XX-24 His quote from C. E. M. Hansel given, Mar. Issue of Journal of Parapsychology in Review, "Revolutionary Claim"

Burton, Catharine

XXXVIII-6 Quoted from In Context (Autumn 1984) on decentralized, holistic society, in Children

Burton, Justice Harold H.

III-28 Brief quote of his opinion in matter of segregation of Negroes in dining cars-Editorial, "Progress Report"

Burton, Jean

I-37 Reference to her life of D. D. Home, Heyday of a Wizard-Lead, "A Scientist Looks Eastward"

Burton, Richard

XXXI-18 "Truth is the shattered mirror . . ." quoted in Lead, "What We Have to Work With"

Burton, Virginia Lee

IV-7 Review of her The Little House in Children

Burtt, E. A. (Edwin A.) - Cornell University

I-12 Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Physical Science an expose of metaphysics in science- Review, "Metaphysics"

I-15 Quote from in Frontiers, "Religion and 'The Church'"

II-27 His Metaphysical Foundations shows supposed divorce between science and philosophy never took place-Frontiers, "Science and Philosophy"

II-42 Quote from his review of Reinhold Niebuhr's The Nature and Destiny of Man in Lead, "Sectarianism in Religion and Science"

II-49 Quote from Metaphysical Foundations in Review, "Modern 'Rationalism'"

III-17 Reference to in Frontiers

IV-45 Quoted in Lead, "Great Questions V"

VI-2 Quoted in Lead, "Science and Philosophy"

VIII-36 Review of his The Teachings of the Compassionate Buddha, "The Priceless Ingredients"

VIII-48 A Theory of Man"

IX-17 Reference to in Editorial, "Permission to Think"

X-9 His Philosophy East and West article discussed in Review, "More 'East-West' Philosophy"

X-11 Quote from Metaphysical Foundations in Lead, "Science and Freedom"

X-17 Quote from article in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (March) in Lead, "Critique of 'Pure Science'"

X-28 Quoted article in 1941 Humanist which reviews Reinhold Niebuhr's Nature and Destiny of Man on the fundamental problem of Christians as Christians in Frontiers, "Crisis in Christian Belief"

XII-17 Quoted from article in 1941 Humanist in review of Reinhold Niebuhr's Nature and Destiny of Man in Editorial, "New Temper in Religion"

XVII-11 Quoted from Humanist in Editorial, "Challenge and Response"

XVII-13 Metaphysical Foundations quoted in Lead, "Toward A Redefinition of Science"

XVIII-18 Brief quote in Lead, "The Mists of Objectivity"

XXI-39 Quoted in Lead, "A Historical Process"

XXII-9 Quoted from Metaphysical Foundations in Lead, "A Cost Accounting"

XXIII-50 Quoted from Metaphysical Foundations in Lead, "Plateau of Understanding"

Burtt, E. A. (Edwin A.)-(Continued)

XXIV-40 Quoted from above in Lead, "The Basis for New Beginnings"

XXVII-51 Quoted on Galileo in Lead, "Nature Without Man"

XXVIII-42 Quoted in Children, "Some Musings"

XXX-15 Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Physical Science quoted in Lead, "Learning from Nature"

XXXI-1 His quote from Galileo's Two Great Systems in Metaphysical Foundations quoted in Lead, "Ways of Turning Around"

XXXI-43 Metaphysical Foundations quoted in Lead, "Pretensions or Clues?"

XXXII-43 Quoted from above (1924) in Lead, "The Restoration of Reason"

XXXIV-51 Quoted Metaphysical Foundations in Lead, "Gravity Between Man and Man"

XXXVI-17 Quoted re "instruction of Galileo" in Lead, "Value of a Different Kind"

Bury, Charles

XXXIV-12 Quoted his report in The Townships Sun, Aug. 1980 re farming 2 acres in Frontiers, "East and West. . ." by farmer named Pocock

Bury, Professor J. B.

I-29 Quote from his A History of Freedom of Thought in Letter from England

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Dee Brown (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1970)

XXV-5 Discussed and quoted in Review, "A Red Men's History"

Buscaglia, Leo F.

XXXIII-38 Quoted from his Love in Children, "Something is Missing"

Busch, Niven

VII-31 Review of his The Hate Merchant in "Novel Notes"

Bush, Douglas (Harvard)

VIII-46 Quoted on colleges and the floods of pupils in Children

Bush, Dr. Merrill E. (Headmaster of Friends Central School in Philadelphia)

XII-6 Author of Council of Liberal Churches pamphlet, "Our Children's Religion-What Kind Do We Want?" discussed in Children, "Religious Without Dogma"

Bush, Vannevar (Dr.)

III-5 Review of his Modern Arms and Free Men

VII-42 Quoted by Alsops re Oppenheimer in Editorial, "American Dreyfus?"

VII-50 Quoted re H-bomb in Review, "Notes on the News"

XXVI-37 Briefly quoted in Lead, "The Problem-Solvers"

Bushnaq, Inea - ed., translator

XL-4 Arab Folk Tales quoted, reviewed, "Arab Stories"

Bushkovitch, A. K.

I-28 Quoted in article on Max Planck

VI-22 Quoted from Philosophy of Science in Lead, "The Asylum of Mystery"

Business - Getting Down to Business

XI-21 Lead

Business Agents for MANAS

I-33 International Book House, W. G. Hesson Bank of England Mandate No. 284

Business and Crimes of War, The

XXV-6 Frontiers

Business and the Liberal Arts - S. E. Laurila

VII-26 Frontiers (Laurila is Moray)

Business as Usual

XX-25 Lead

Business Civilization in Decline - Robert Heilbroner

XXIX-41 Victor Lebow's review of quoted from July 17 in Nation in Lead, "Motives or Methods"

Business Management

XXII-20 Jules Archer quoted from April issue in Editorial, "Who Is the Successful Man?"

XXIV-14 Article "Is the Rat Race Really Worth It?" quoted from April 1969 issue in Lead, "Revolution or Restoration?"

XXX-19 Above article quoted in Lead, "The Irrepressible Question"

"Business" of Growth, The

XXV-46 Frontiers

Business of Little Minds, The

IX-6 Review

Business of the Sun, The

XXXI-26 Review

Business Week

XXVI-37 Review of Dr. Daniel Bell's The Coming of Post- Industrial Society quoted, June 23 issue, in Lead, "The Problem-Solvers"

XXXIII-6 Quoted in Ecologist by Goldsmith, and used in Frontiers, "Economics-the Demoralized Science"

XXXIII-20 Brief quote from on nuclear power industry in Frontiers, "Indicators of Change"

Busing in Kenya

XXXIV-10 Frontiers

Busman's Honeymoon - Dorothy L. Sayers

III-10 Review, "It Isn't Necessarily Murder"

Busy Partisans

V-1 Editorial

But What About the People? -- Terry Sanford (Harper & Row, 1966)

XXI-1 James B. Conant's foreword to quoted in Children, "Light and Shadow in Public Education"

Butler, Samuel

II-43 Reference to scientific speculations in Frontiers, "Telepathy and Evolution"

VI-27 Reference to in Lead, "Wonders of Memory" Quotation from his Life and Habit

XXXIV-12 Note-Books of quoted by Goddard in his Children, "Eating Grapes Downward"

XXXVIII-22 Quoted from Notebook on foundations of morality in Lead, "What Is Morality?"

Butler, Brig. Gen. Smedley F.

XV-34 Quoted from Juan José Arévalo's The Shark and the Sardine in Review of same title

Butterfield, Prof. H. H .

IV-16 Quoted in Letter from England as to why study of history matters

XV-52 His essay, "Human Nature and the Dominion of Fear" quoted from Breakthrough to Peace in Review, "Wisdom and the Bomb"

Butterfield, Herbert (Peterhouse College, Cambridge)

III-35 Discussion of his Christianity and History in Lead, "A New View of Man"

XI-51 I)- American college students lack "intellectual drive"

XVI-28 Noel Aman's comments on his Lindsay Memorial Lectures of 1962 quoted from April Encounter in Children, "Notes and Quotes"

Butterworth, Dr. Charles E. Jr.

XXVIII-7 His paper, "Iatrogenic Malnutrition," quoted from Mar/Apr Nutrition Today (1974) in Frontiers, "What Has Been Forgotten?"

Buttes Landing - Jean Rikhoff (Dial Press and Fawcett)

XXVII-16 Discussed and quoted in Children, "The Vision of Reality"

Buttimer, Sister Annette (Dominican Nun)

XXVIII-24 Her paper, Values in Geography, reviewed in "Directions of Becoming"

XXX-50 Quoted Appalachian housewife from Robert Coles' Children in Crisis in article quoted in Review, "Design with Nature"

XXXVII-16 Quoted her introduction to The Practice of Geography in Children, "Making Sense of the Earth"

XXXVII-44 Quoted Creativity and Context in Children

Bux, Kuda (47-year-old Indian from Kashmir)

V-34 Discussed in Frontiers, "'Yoga' the West Can Appreciate"

Byles, Marie B.

VIII-40 Quoted in Frontiers, "Seekers, Not Believers" from FFT Quarterly

By Love Possessed - James Cozzens

XI-4 Reviewed and quoted from in Review, "Notes on Novels"

Byrd, Admiral Richard

I-12 Quoted from Alone showing his recognition of an intelligence and harmony in the universe Human race not alone in the universe, but one with this intelligence-Lead, "Pantheistic Religion"

I-40 Reference to in Frontiers, "Guides for the Heaven-Bound"

II-12 Reference to his Alone as showing quality of his thought-Lead, "Credible Religion"

II-50 Reference to his Alone and quoted in Lead, "Backing into Religion"

X-16 Reference to his Alone in Lead, "Inquiry Concerning Mysticism"

XIII-7 Quoted on experience at Little America in Lead, "A Question of Permission"

XV-15 Quoted from Alone in Lead, "Consciousness and Meaning"

Byrd, Admiral Richard-(Continued)

XIX-14 Alone quoted in Review, "Timeless Dimensions"

XIX-42 Alone quoted in Lead, "Affirmations, Questions, Denials"

XXII-53 Quoted from Alone in Lead, "Reservoir of Value"

XXXVI-20 Quoted in Review, "All of a Piece" from Alone

XXXIX-25 Quoted Alone in Lead, "How Differences Arise"

Byrne Report (on University of California)

XVIII-22 Discussed in Editorial, "University of California - A Verdict"

XXI-45 Quote from in Editorial, "'Institutional' Crisis?"

Byron, Lord

V-33 Quotation from his "Prometheus" in Lead, "The Grand Outline"

Bystander, The

VII-52 Frontiers