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Wada, Yori (Regent of University of California)

XLI-38 His "Growing Up in Central California" quoted from Amerasia Journal 1986-87 in "Unity in Diversity"

Waddington, C. H. (British Biologist)

XVII-50 His The Ethical Animal quoted in Children

XX-28 Quoted from Module, Proportion, Symmetry, Rhythm in Frontiers, "On Living Arithmetic"

XXIX-51 His Foreword to Rene Thom's Structural Stability and Morphogenesis quoted in Review, "Balzacs Unlived Life"

Wade, Nicholas

XVI-4 His interview with Theodore Roszak quoted from Dec. 1, 1972 Science in Frontiers, "A Look at 'Science'"

XXVI-16 Quoted from Nov. 17, 1972 Science in Review, "Consciousness and Design"

XXVII-44 His report on Roszak's Daedalus article quoted from Sept. 13 Science in Editorial, "From Information to Meaning"

XXIX-16 Quoted Jan. 23 Science in Frontiers, "A 'Philosophic' Warning"

XXIX-21 His report on Community Technology (Washington, D.C. group) quoted from Jan. 31, 1975 Science in Frontiers, "Sprouts from Contradiction"

Wagar, W. Warren

XVI-26 His The City of Man quoted in Lead, "The Focus of Hope"

XXII-47 Quoted, Aug/Sept War/Peace Report in Frontiers, "What Is the Peace Movement?"

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

Waging Peace - Richard Acland, Fenner Brockway, Leslie Hall (British MP's)

VIII-16 Subject of Frontiers, "A Brave Proposal"

Wagner, Arthur and Herbert

IX-39 Their case from Cahn's The Moral Decision discussed in Editorial, "The Wisdom of the Law"

Wagner, Charles

XXV-1 Quoted in Lead, "Order and Purpose"

Wagner, Jeoffrey

X-4 His American Scholar article, "The Decline of Book Reviewing" quoted in Children

XII-38 His Rage on the Bar quoted in Review, "Imprint of Gandhian Nonviolence"

XII-42 Rage on the Bar again quoted in Review, "Tenacious Ghosts of Colonialism"

Wahl, Loren

V-50 Reference to his The Invisible Glass in Review, "Notes on Novels"

Wai-Wai - Nicholas Guppy

XI-37 Quoted in Editorial, "Requirements of Human Beings" and Frontiers, "A Look at Missionary Zeal"

XI-38 Quoted a passage in which the missionaries are degrading the Indian women of a tribe in British Guiana in Lead, "Questions on Social Sciences"

Wain, John

XIV-46 His discussion of George Orwell in Oct. Encounter quoted in Lead, "Issues in the Struggle for Peace"

Wainrib, Barbara

XXVII-44 Quoted Summer issue of Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Children, "Certain Puzzles"

Waist-High Culture - Thomas Griffith (Harcourt, Brace)

XII-13 Reference to in Editorial, "A Tolstoyan Principle"

XII-14 Quoted in Lead, "Perplexed Pioneers"

Waiting for...a Crisis"

XXXIV-38 Frontiers (The Farm and the City)

Wake Robin - John Burroughs (1892)

XXVIII-50 Quoted in Frontiers, "Man and Nature"

XXXVII-24 Quoted in Lead, "Prairie Revery"

Wakefield, Dan

XII-35 His review of Warren Miller's The Cool World in Aug. 1 Nation quoted in Frontiers, "The World They Never Made"

XIII-25 His "Report from the South" in May 7 Nation quoted in Review, "Face of My Assassin"

XXII-44 Quoted, October Harper's in Frontiers, "The Condition of Peace"

XXIV-39 His article on C. Wright Mills quoted, September Atlantic in Frontiers, "In Honor of C. Wright Mills"

Wakefield, Edward Cibbon

VII-33 Reference to his The Hangman and the Judge (1933) in Lead, "The Inadequacy of Fear"

Wakefield, Mrs. Eva Ingersoll

IV-38 Quoted her Introduction to Ingersoll Letters in Lead, "The Bondage of Controversy"

XIV-18 Her letter to Editors concerning Frontiers article which discussed Col. Ingersoll and Clarence Darrow given in Frontiers, "Ingersoll's Philosophy"

Wakeford-Cox, Harold

XXIII-36 Wrote Lead, "Toward a Global Canon"

Wakeman, Frederic

I-2 Review of Shore Leave

XVII-17 His book, A Free Agent, quoted in Frontiers, "The Need to be Understood"

XVII-18 A Free Agent briefly quoted in Lead, "An Essential Paradox"

XIX-4 A Free Agent briefly quoted in Lead, "What is a 'Reasonable' Protest?"

XXV-3 Brief quote from A Free Agent in Lead, "Access to Sacralization"

Wake-Robin - John Burroughs (1871)

XXII-13 Quoted in Review, "The Green and Pleasant Land"

Wald, Dr. George (Harvard biologist)

XXII-36 His talk quoted from New Yorker, March 22 (also reprinted in Boston Globe, March 8) in Editorial, "In Search of a Future"

XXVIII-28 His speech before world conference in Tokyo quoted in Frontiers, "Contrasting Trends"

Walden - Henry David Thoreau

XXIII-49 Quoted in Lead, "A Question of Goals"

XXVI-1 Quoted in Lead, "A Certain Doubleness"

XXVII-11 Quoted in Review, "The Use of a Man"

XXIX-49 Chapter, "Higher Laws," quoted in Lead, "A Relieving Thought"

XXX-41 Briefly quoted in Review, "No Real Restriction"

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

XXXV-18 Quoted in Lead, "A Heritage of Metaphors"

XXXVII-1 Quoted in Editorial, "Metaphors of Change"

XXXIX-49 Joseph Wood Krutch's introduction to Bantam edition quoted in Lead, "A Relieving Thought"

XXXVII-8 Quoted in Lead, "Full Possession of a Life"

XXXVIII-19 Quoted chapter on economy in Lead, "Instruction on the Way"

XL-23 On thinking, in Lead, "Going Into Ourselves"

XL-38 Chapter "On Solitude" in Lead, "The Grounds for Hope"

XLI-18 On hunting in Review, "John Muir-and Thoreau"

XLI-37 Quoted in Lead, "Go to Grass"

Walden, John

XXXIII-38 Quoted from his summary of The Culture of Narcissism in Freedom, April 12, 1980, in Review, "The Role of Humans"

Walden and Other Writings (Bantam)

XXIX-49 Joseph Wood Krutch's Introduction to quoted in Lead, "A Relieving Thought"

Walden Two - R. F. Skinner

VII-19 Reference to in Review of Krutch's The Measure of Man

XVI-41 Quoted and discussed in Children, "'Walden Two' Revisited"

Waldrop, F. J.

X-13 Quoted from in Frontiers concerning, "A New Definition of a Church"

XXXI-21 Letter from quoted in Frontiers, "In a Day's Mail"

XXXI-26 Letter from quoted in Frontiers, "Various Scores"

Walk on the Water - Ralph Leveridge

V-50 Brief reference to in Review, "Notes on Novels"

Walk with the Devil - Elliot Arnold

V-37 Reviewed, "A Contemporary Tragedy"

Walker, Alice

XX-48 Quoted, Autumn American Scholar, firstprize winner in essay contest, in Frontiers, "The American Scholar"

Walker, Evan Harris

XXXIX-16 His introduction to Advances in Parapsychological Research in Review, "Extra-Sensory Perception"

Walker, Gerald

XI-42 Quoted his article in New York Times, June 29, on children and toy guns in Children

Walker, The Astounding Jim

IV-21 Quoted from Fate article about him in Lead, "Triple Alliance"

Walker, Robert

V-34 In My Son John, discussed in Review

Walker, Roland

VII-33 Reference to in Editorial, "What's Wrong with Dualism?" Quotations from his Scientific Monthly article, "Parapsychology and Dualism" in Frontiers, "'Retreat' to Philosophy"

Walker, Roy

II-16 Quoted his The Wisdom of Gandhi -Gandhi on patriotism

II-20 Quoted his Bread and Peace pamphlet, and Vegetarian News article on cost of meateating to the world

III-48 Quoted his commentary on Hamlet ("The Time is Out of Joint") in Review, "Shakespeare and His Symbols"

IV-43 Review, "Hamlet and Macbeth" deals with his The Time is Free, a Study of Macbeth"

V-26 Review of his The Golden Feast

XI-35 Quoted his pamphlet Bread and Peace in which he presents a social argument for lessening of meat consumption in Frontiers, "More on 'Vegetarianism'"

Walker, T. Mike

XXII-11 Quoted, Dec. 1968 Etc. in Review, "From Words to Meanings"

Walker, Turnley

XVI-15 His The Presence of Mine Enemies quoted in Review, "Intellectualizing War"

Walking for Peace

XX-15 Editorial

Wall, The - John Hersey (Knopf, 1950)

III-13 Reviewed, "Philosophy in Extremis"

Wall Between, The - Anne Braden

XII-36 Discussed and quoted in Editorial, "What Is the Issue?"

Wallace, Alfred Russel

II-33 Reference to chapter in The Wonderful Century, on report on Mesmer by Commission of Royal Academy of Medicine, in Frontiers, "The New Witchcraft"

VIII-47 Reference to in Lead, "Romance in Anthropology"; reference to in Editorial, "The 'Spiritual' May be 'Natural'"

XVI-41 Quoted his Miracles and Modern Spiritualism (London, 1875) in Lead, "Rationalism-Then and Now"

XXXV-24 Discussed dissention with "succession of accidents" idea in Natural Selection- "vertical thrust" in Lead, "Where Is Evolution Going?"

Wallace, Henry A.

I-7 Now has New Republic-Review, "Periodicals in Transition"

Wallace, Mike (TV personality)

XI-14 VII"

Wallace, Nancy

XXXVII-8 Tools or Weapons"

XXXVII-13 Quoted from Better Than School in "Adventure at Home"

XL-14 Quoted from Growing Without Schooling No. 54 in Children, "All Competent Adults"

Wallant, Edward Lewis

XV-40 His The Pawnbroker quoted briefly in Review, "Concerning Comfort Quotients" by Walker Winslow

Wallenberg, Harry A. Jr.

VII-31 His Wither Freedom? discussed in "Arts of Peace"

Waller, Kathryn J.

XXXII-36 Quoted from first issue of SUN-REP News in Frontiers, "The Ecology of Bad Decisions"

Waller, Robert

XIX-10 His introduction to Sr. George Stapleton's Human Ecology quoted in Review, same title

XXVIII-3 Quoted from Sept/Oct Resurgence in Frontiers, "The Roots of Restoration"

XXXII-18 Quoted from Land for the People in Review, "Cobbett and His Heirs"

Wallerstein, James S.

X-48 Quoted his article, "Immortality and Ethical Culture" from Sept./Oct. issue of The Ethical Outlook in which he points out that devotion to the precepts of humanism need not preclude investigation of the possibility that the "human self transcends its physical base of operation" in Review, "Immortality and Ethical Culture"

Wallis, Jim

XXXIV-20 Quoted from Tell the American People- Perspectives on the Iranian Revolution in Review, "About Iran-Some Current History"

Wallis, R. T.

XXVIII-41 His Neo-Platonism reviewed in "A New Book on the Neoplatonists"

Wall Street Journal

IV-10 Quoted in Review, "Unpopular Causes"

XV-33 Nov. 22, 1961 clipping quoted in Review, "The Processed Man"

XVIII-24 Alfred Malabre, Jr., article quoted in Children

XXI-4 Alfred R. Hunt quoted in Children, "Growing Up Into Life"

XXIV-14 Article, "The Great Escape" quoted, Feb. 19 and 22, in Lead, "Revolution or Restoration?"

XXV-25 Quoted, April 4 issue, in Lead, "The Truth to Come"

XXVIII-5 Joseph Winski's report on bees quoted, Nov. 7, 1974 issue in Children, "Setting for Learning"

XXIX-39 Story on Foxfire quoted in Children, "Student Publishing"

XXXI-10 Story on supply and cost of natural gas quoted in Lead, "The Conditions of Moral Renewal"

XXXII-46 Quoted from Edmund Fuller in Children, "Architects of the Junkyard Mind"

XXXIII-2 Quoted story by Nicholas Ronalds in Frontiers, Oct. 9, 1979, "Confronting Absurdities"

XXXV-11 Quoted Oct. 21, 1982 re teaching of Frank F. Fowle on Homer in Children, "The Bonds of Concern"

XXXIX-21 Dennis Farney's discussion of work of Wes Jackson and Wendell Berry, Jan. 10, in Frontiers

Walls, Dwayne

XXXI-17 Comments on "Born Again" movement from Saturday Review, Sept. 19, 1977, in Editorial, "Alienation and Restoration"

Walls of India, The - George Woodcock (Lester & Orpen Dennys, 1986) illustrated by Toni Onley

XXXIX-19 Review, "Seeing India by Car"

Walsh, Chad

VI-33 Review of his Campus Gods on Trial in Children

Walsh, H. H. (McGill University)

XXI-35 Quoted his Foreword to Howard Adams' The Education of Canadians in Children, "History of an Aberration"

Walsh, Richard

I-10 He and Pearl Buck determine editorial policy of United Nations World-people devoted to peace still talk of horrors of war-Lead, "Coming to Terms"

Walsh, Roger N.

XXXII-43 Quoted from seminar speech on Zen story in Lead, "Restoration of Reason"

Walsh, William

XXV-25 His The Uses of the Imagination discussed and quoted in Children, "Chastening Remarks"

Walt Sheldon's Japan

XIV-46 Review

Walt Whitman

XV-41 Frontiers (essay reprinted from Henry Miller's Stand Still Like a Hummingbird)

Waltari, Mika

II-39 Reviewed his book

V-50 Reference to A Stranger Came to the Farm in Review, "Notes on Novels"

Walter, Nicholas

XVI-24 His pamphlet, Nonviolent Resistance, quoted in Editorial, "One Thing Leads to Another"

XVIII-11 Concluding portion of his review of James Joll's The Anarchists and volume by George Woodcock, quoted from Dec. 1964 Anarchy in Frontiers, ""A Freer Society"

XXVIII-46 Quoted from Dec. 1964 Anarchy in Review, "Anarchist Historian"

XL-14 Quoted, Freedom, October 1986 re anarchist movement in Frontiers, "An Honorable Century"

XL-48 From A Decade of Anarchy in Review, "Utopian Common Sense"

Walter, V. E. (E. V. in 2nd reference to)

VII-39 Discussion of his PR article in Frontiers, "The Search for Roots"

VII-40 Brief reference to in Frontiers, "Progress in Religious Thinking"

XXX-2 Quoted on Plato from Sept/Oct 1954 Partisan Review in Lead, "A Pattern Laid Up in Heaven"

XXXVI-23 Quoted Sept/Oct 1954 issue of Partisan Review re Plato in Lead, "The Saving Grace"

Walter, W. Grey

VII-7 Review of his The Living Brain, "The Brain-and Beyond"

Walzer, Michael

XII-25 His "Education for a Democratic Culture" from Dissent quoted in Review, "An Issue of Dissent"

XIII-34 Quoted his article, "A Cup of Coffee and a Seat" from Spring Dissent in Review, "Those Fortunate Southern Negroes"

XIII-49 His article, "Politics of Non-Violent Resistance" from Autumn 1960 Dissent quoted in Lead, "Radicals and Doctors"

XXI-26 Quoted, May/June Dissent in Frontiers, "Socialist Criticism"

Walton, Richard

XXV-23 Quoted in re Richard Barnet's account in Roots of War, from May 1 Nation in Editorial, "Two Views of the Vietnam War"

Wang, Pi (3rd Century A.D.)

XXXV-15 Quoted (from Needhan) on I Ching in Review, "Western Insight, Chinese Wisdom"

Waning Enthusiasm, A

XXXIV-42 Editorial (Nuclear Power)

Wansbrough-Jones, Dr.

III-33 Reference to in Letter from England

Wanted- "A Basic Revolution"

IV-1 Frontiers-Ashley Montagu's On Being Human

Wanted- A New Ideal

III-27 Lead

Wanted- A Theory of Man

VIII-48 Lead

Wanted- New Utopian Ideals

VI-52 Lead

Wanted- Seeds, and Picks and Shovels

XXXII-11 Review

Wants and Needs

XXXII-16 Frontiers

Wants and Values

XXXVI-43 Editorial (Paul Hawken)

War Against "Systems," The

X-24 Lead

War and "Delinquency" - Riccio-Slocum

XVI-13 Discussed, quoted in Review of same title

War and "The Enemy"

XIII-1 Review reference to Collier's article, Nov. 8, 1952, "Why Half of Our Soldiers Fail to Shoot"-B. Davidson

War and Justice

VIII-43 Lead

War and Peace - Leo Tolstoy

II-21 Leo Tolstoy"

IV-3 Brief reference to old general who said war is something that happens over everybody's head-Lead, "Have We Tried Everything?"

XIX-22 Quoted by Theodore Roszak in Review, "The Frog in the Well"

XXII-2 Quoted from Isaiah Berlin's essay on The Hedgehog and the Fox in Review, "The Uses of Ignorance"

War and Peace in Literature - selected by Lucy Dougall (World Without War publications, 67 E. Madison, Ste. 1417, Chicago, Ill 60603)

XXXV-50 Quoted Stephen Crane, Randall Jarrell, Thomas Hardy and Marianne Moore in Review, "One Kind of Liberation"

War and the Image of the Hero

XI-51 Review-And Save Them for Pallbearers, Garrett

War and the Intellectuals (essays) Randolph Bourne

XXXIV-35 Quoted Carl Resek, ed. in Review, "How to Read a Book"

XXXIX-48 Quoted Carl Resek, ed., re Bourne, also from essays on war and peace, in Lead, "The Health of the State"

War and the Papers, The

XXV-52 Frontiers

War and the Social Sciences

XV-31 Lead

War Below Zero - Bernt Balchen

I-49 Quoted in Children

War "Defies Comprehension," The

XX-52 Review

War in Eastern Europe - John Reed, Boardman Robinson

X-1 Reference to in Editorial, "Compulsions of Power"

War Game, The - Irving Louis Horowitz

XVI-20 Quoted in Editorial, "Out of Control"

War is the Enemy

XIII-29 Frontiers

War is an Outmoded Idea

XIII-42 Frontiers

War Literature

I-1 Review

War Lover, The - John Hersey

XIII-1 Review of in Oct. 12 New Republic by Michael Striaght under title "Breakup of a Warrior" quoted in Review, "War and the 'Enemy'"

XIII-19 Quoted in Review, "The War Lover"

War Lover, The

XIII-19 Review

War of Ideas, The

XXVII-49 Lead

War of the Experts, The

X-26 Lead

War on Alienation, The - Henry Anderson

XX-8 Lead

War on the Professors, The

V-21 Frontiers

War/Peace Report

XXII-47 Prof. Warren Wagar quoted from Aug/Sept issue in Frontiers, "What Is the Peace Movement?"

"War Process," The

IV-4 Review-River of the Sun, James Ramsey Ullman

War Resistance

V-22 Frontiers

War Resistance in Germany

X-1 Frontiers

War Resistance in Historical Perspective - Larry Gara (Pendle Hill Publications, Wallingford, PA 19086)

XXIII-39 Quoted in Children, "Protest and Education"

War Resisters in Prison

XXIII-21 Review

War Resister-and War Resister International WRL News, 35 Rue Van Elewijk Straat, 1050 Brussels, Belgium

V-22 Reference to and quote from in Frontiers, "War Resistance"

VI-25 Review deals with symposium between Irwin Stark and Jeb Stuart, "The Invisible Island"

VI-29 Quoted from summary on South Africa in Review, "News About South Africa"

VII-3 War Resisters' League Bulletin quoted in Children

X-49 Editorial, "'Peace Calendars' for 1958" (WRL calendars)

XIII-27 Brief quote of Bayard Rustin, May/June WRL Newsletter in Frontiers, "She's Making History"

XIV-7 David McReynolds quoted from Jan/Feb issue of WRL News in Editorial, "The Beat Contribution"

XXI-46 Paper prepared by Council of, quoted in Frontiers, "Opposition to War"

XXII-8 Letter to Editor signed by Devi Prasad quoted in Editorial, "Right to Human Behavior"

XXX-21 Report on Spanish CO groups quoted from in Frontiers, "War's 'Finest Legend'"

XXV-48 Devi Prasad quoted from his introduction to "golden jubilee" issue in Frontiers, "From England"

XXVI-42 Franz Rauhut quoted from in Frontiers, "Questions about 'Non-Violent Revolution'"

XXVI-47 Beverly Woodward articles quoted, Sept. issue, in Lead, "In Order to Have Peace"

XXVII-17 Quoted from Winter issue on B-52 use of fuel, in Frontiers, "With the Statisticians..."

XXVII-50 Quoted from Wendell Berry's Long-Legged House used in Editorial, "Other Illustrations"

XXIX-17 Jan/Feb Newsletter quoted in Frontiers, "Signal from Spain"

XXIX-23 Story about and statement from 7 Spanish conscientious objectors quoted in Frontiers, "an Embrace of Peace"

XXIV-6 Quoted Hein van Wuk, July 1980 issue, discussion of conscription, professional soldier, in Frontiers, "A Whole Life of Self- Education"

XXXIV-14 Quoted from Devi Prasad in Nov. 1980 issue report on Adolpho Perez Esquivel (Nobel Prize 1980 for Peace) in Frontiers, "The Long Road"

War Resisters League (3359 Canyon Crest Rd., Altadena, CA)

XXXIV-41 Editorial--Literature available

XXXV-36 Personal account of activities (Dick Grossman) in Frontiers, "The Area of Freedom"

XXXV-44 Quoted from their "Declaration on Disarmament" in Lead, "Yet People Keep on Trying"

XL-19 Discussion of origins and purpose in Review, "Innovators in History"

War Resisters League Newsletter (War Resisters League, 3359 Canyon Crest Road, Altadena, CA 91001 213-797-8973)

XXVII-12 Roy Kepler presentation of statements from John Holt, Gil Green, and Edgar Snow's Journey to the Beginning, quoted from Oct/ Dec issue in Lead, "Questions About Revolution"

XXIV-11 Their reprint of Jan. 17 New Yorker article quoted in Editorial, "Defending an Hallucination"

XXIX-10 Roy Kepler and David McReynolds quoted, Nov/Dec issue in Frontiers, "Peace and Justice"

XXXIII-40 Their slogan quoted in Frontiers, "How to Stop War"

XXXIV-23 March 1981 (Algazy and Nounis) in Editorial, "C.O.s in Israel and Greece"

XXXV-13 Sept. 1981 Hajo Karbach in Frontiers, "Odd Thoughts on Waging Peace"

XXXVI-24 David McReynolds, Jan/Feb 1983 in Children, "Gandhi, the Draft, and Enemies" (the "humanness" of the enemy)

XXXVI-45 June 1983 reports from throughout the world in Frontiers, "Words Worth Preserving"

XXXVI-46 1984 Calendar quoted in Editorial, "How Peace Will Come"

XXXVII-9 Aug. 1983 re incidents in the world in Frontiers, "Countercurrents"

XXXVII-43 Scott Kennedy's article in Frontiers, "The Druze"

XXXVIII-3 Joseph Gerson's "Peace Movements in the Middle East" 1984 issue in Frontiers, "News of the Middle East"

XXXVIII-10 Fall 1984, COs in Germany in Frontiers, "A Peace Wave?"

XXXVIII-42 Mar. 6, 1983 on West Germany and Jan. 16, 1983 letter from Yesh Guvul and on Jean- Louis Cahu, in Frontiers, "Some Who Say 'NO!'"

XXXIX-40 Their 1986 folder with history in Frontiers, "Continuing Protest"

XL-13 Sept/Oct 1986 Jan ter Laak re Afghan war, and Polish freedom, in Frontiers, "Minority Voices"

XL-15 Craig Simpson's report in Lead, "A Trip to India"; also CCCO News Notes

WRL Peace Calendar

XXIX-44 Grace Paley quoted from preface to in Children, "The Instrument of Change"; quote from Sylvia Ashton-Warner's Teacher and brief quote on Blake from Harold Goddard

XXX-50 Discussed 1978 Calendar and quoted from in Editorial, "Calendar and Reader"

War, Sociology, and History

XIV-47 Frontiers

War System, The - Bert Cochran

XVIII-41 Quoted and discussed in Editorial, "The War System"

War Within and Without - Anne Morrow Lindbergh (1980)

XXXVI-20 Quoted in Review, "All of a Piece"

War Within Man (pamphlet) - Erich Fromm

XVII-5 Quoted in Frontiers, "Toward Better Social Science"

Warbasse, James Peter (surgeon)

IX-7 His Humanist "Life and Death and Immortality" reviewed in Frontiers, "Immortality of Various Kinds"

Warburg, James P. (Banker and foreign policy analyst)

XII-20 His TV discussion with Clifton Daniel quoted in Lead, "The Empty Forum"

XIII-42 His review in Sept. 10 Saturday Review of F.S.C. Northrop's Philosophical Anthropology and Practical Politics quoted in Frontiers, "War is an Outmoded Idea"

Ward 402 - Ronald Glasser

XXVIII-7 Discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "What Has Been Forgotten?"

Ward, Barbara (editor of the Economist)

XXXI-6 Her foreword to Amory Lovins' Soft Energy Paths quoted in Review, "Amory Lovins on Energy"

Ward, Bill

XVIII-9 Quoted, Jan. 25 Nation, "Why the Students Revolt" in Lead, "A Responsibility of People"

Ward, Colin

XXV-48 His quote on Paul Goodman in Sept. 16 Freedom given in Frontiers, "From England"

XXVII-6 Quoted from his contribution to Patterns of Anarchy in Lead, "In Place of Power"

XXX-47 His preface to John F. C. Turner's Housing by People quoted in Frontiers, "Ugly Duckling Housing"

XXXI-25 The Child in the City in Children, "A Melancholy Report"

XXXI-1 His preface to Housing by People quoted in Lead, "Ways of Turning Around"

XXXIII-51 "On the Informal Network" farewell column in Children, "Origins of 'Adult Education'"

XXXVI-19 Quoted from Anarchy in Action in Lead, "The Neglected Capacity of Humans"

XXXIX-21 His introduction to Kropotkin's Fields, Factories and Workshops, Schumacher, and Sheldon Green in Lead, "The Vision of Kropotkin

XL-48 From A Decade of Anarchy in Review, "Utopian Common Sense"

Ward, Prof. Herman M. (teacher at Trenton State College)

XV-27 Quoted, April 1 NY Times Magazine in Children, "High School 'Readings' and English Teaching"

Ward, John J.

XII-48 His review of Isaiah Berlin's "Two Concepts of Liberty" in Autumn 1959 American Scholar quoted in Lead, "The Meaning of Freedom"

XII-51 His review of Erich Kahler's The Tower and the Abyss in Autumn American Scholar quoted in Review, "Readings on 'Freedom'"

Ward, Lester F.-The American Aristotle - Samuel Chuggerman (Duke University Press 1939)

XXVII-2 Discussed, quoted in Children, "Formation of a Man"

Ward, Mary Jane

I-3 The Snake Pit-Review, "Boundaries of Sanity"

Warden on Capital Punishment, A

XV-41 Review

Warfare Society, The - Robert Engler (1962)

XXXV-5 Briefly discussed in Lead, "Levels of Decision"

Waring, Thomas R. (Editor, Charleston, S.C., News and Courier)

IX-4 His "Southern" point of view printed by Harper's in Frontiers, "Aspects of Desegregation"

Warne, Clore (L.A. attorney)

XII-25 Quoted in Lead, "The Noncomplacent Minorities"

Warner, Edith

XVII-27 Subject of Peggy Pond Church's The House at Otowi Bridge, her relationships with the Pueblo Indians-Lead, "Great and Perilous Times"

Warner, Esther

V-11 Review of her New Song in a Strange Land

Warner, Harry S. (pseudonym)

VI-16 Investigator in South Africa quoted re affairs there in Frontiers, "South African Religious Politics"

Warner, Lloyd

XXXI-21 Quoted on Australian conception of the soul in Review, "Anthology of Religion"

Warning, A- E. F. Schumacher on the Oil Crisis

XXXIII-36 Lead

Warning from Berlin

VII-22 Frontiers-Heinz Kratzuski

VII-31 Follow-up, "Berlin Report"

Warning on Tidiness

III-8 Review-quotations from G. S. Fraser and W. Macneile Dixon

Warnings and Encouragements

XXXV-48 Frontiers (Baker)

Warpath and Council Fire - Stanley Vestal (Random House, 1948)

IV-21 Discussed in Frontiers, "Our Forty Years' War"

Warren, Austin

XX-7 Quoted from The New England Conscience in Editorial, "Worse Than 'Plain Selfishness'"

XXI-37 Quoted from The New England Conscience in Lead, "Art and Transcendence"

XXII-16 Quoted from above in Editorial, "Morality in Our Time"

Warren, Don and Lin (New Villages Assoc.)

XXVIII-4 Quoted from leaflet in Editorial, 'Village- Makers"

Warren, Chief Justice Earl C.

IX-22 Quoted by Patrick Malin in Clearing the Main Channels, in Frontiers, "Concerning Civil Liberties"

IX-40 Reference to his act as Attorney General in Review, "Indians in California"

X-35 Mentioned in reference to his attempt to undermine the activities of the Un-American Activities Committee in Frontiers, Supreme Court to the Rescue"

XI-50 Quoted from Progressive, "Equal Justice Under Law" in Review

XII-5 Quoted (from time he was Attorney General of California) re religion in schools, in Children

XVI-14 Quoted in Review, "'Free Expression' by Justice Douglas"

Warren, Hamilton

VII-35 Discussion of his "Verde Valley" School in Children

Warren, Dr. Phillip W. (Minnesota State College)

XVIII-9 Quoted in Review, "Linking Sociology and Psychology"

Warren, Robert Penn

XXXIX-15 Discussed Wilderness in Lead, "The Writers"; also noted in Editorial

Warren, Roland L.

XIX-34 Quoted from No. 3, Vol. 13 Journal of Human Relations in Review, "Journal Entry"

Warren, Will

XXXII-51 Quoted his article in Fellowship on Quaker in North Ireland in Frontiers, "The 'No' and 'Yes' of Peacemakers"

Warriors, The-Reflections on Men in Battles - J. Glenn Gray (Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1959, and Harper Torchbook, 1967, introduction by Hannah Arendt)

XLI-40 Quoted in Lead, "The Meaning of War"

Warriors Without Weapons - Gordon MacGregor (University of Chicago Press, 1946)

IV-21 Reference to this work in Frontiers, "Our Forty Years' War"

War's "Finest Legend"

XXX-21 Frontiers

Wars Will Cease. . .

XXIII-50 Frontiers

Wars Within Wars

IV-6 Review-The Steeper Cliff, David Davidson

Warshall, Peter

XXX-11 Quoted, Winter 1976-77 CoEvolutoin Quarterly in Review, "Tracking the Water Supply"

Warshaw, Howard (Santa Barbara artist)

XXII-25 Quoted, March Center Magazine in Children, "The Lonely Few"

Washington Post

XXXIV-16 Column of George F. Will from Manchester Guardian, Jan. 8, 1981 re perpetual change in US quoted in Lead, "The Gyroscope of Life"

XXXIV-21 Article on gun control from Manchester Guardian, Jan. 11, 1981, quoted in Frontiers, "A Few Clippings"

XXXVIII-4 Taken from Manchester Guardian on antibiotics, quoted in Review, "On Avoidable Ills"

Warshow, Robert

XX-42 Bruno Bettelheim's discussion of his The Immediate Experience from Sept. 15 Peace News, quoted in Frontiers, "The Face of Violence"

Was the Civil War a "Good" War?

XXII-21 Review

Washburn, Dr. Margaret Floy (Vassar psychologist)

II-12 Attributed purposive thinking to tenseness of trunk muscles of body-Frontiers, "Science and Human Attitudes"

Washburne, Carleton

VI-10 His What is Progressive Education? discussed in Children

Washington, Booker T.

XVIII-28 Reference to in Irving Kristol's "A Few Kind Words for Uncle Tom" in Review-"Being and Becoming"

XXXI-44 Quoted his Up from Slavery and Louis Lomas Introduction to also quoted in Children, "Reasons for Reading and Schooling"

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

Washington, George

II-25 His "religion"-in review of Davies' book, America's Real Religion

III-37 Quoted from in Lead, "American Culture"

VIII-2 Jefferson quoted in re in Lead, "Cavalcade of Philosophers"

VIII-46 Quoted re his lack of Christianity in Lead, "The Religion of Free Men"

XIV-4 Quoted in Lead, "The Constitutional Process"

XXVIII-48 Prof. Alfred H. Kelly's quote from in Leadership in the American Revolution given in Lead, "Dreams of the Future"

Washington Post

XX-6 Passage from editorial in, quoted from Feb. 4, 1938 Science in Lead, "The Tough and Resilient Mind"

XXVI-7 Quoted from in re report on Laos, in Lead, "Patterns of Power," Oct. 17, 1970 issue

XXVIII-49 Story on Scott and Helen Nearing quoted from Aug. 10 issue in Children, "Lessons in Harmony"

XXIX-41 Theodore Wertime article in, quoted July 18 Manchester Guardian in Frontiers, "Theory and Practice"

XXIX-43 Colman McCarthy article (reprinted in Manchester Guardian Weekly, Aug. 11, quoted in Frontiers, "The Trap and the Way Out"

XXXIV-16 Column of George F. Will printed in Manchester Guardian, Jan. 18, 1981, re perpetual change in US quoted in Lead, "The Gyroscope of Life"

Washington School of Psychiatry (sponsored by William Alanson White Psychiatric Foundation)

IX-47 Review-Psychiatry

Washington Spectator (Tristam Coffin, ed., Box 32280, Washington, DC 20007)

XXVIII-49 Fall 1975 special report quoted in Frontiers, "Sharp Diagnosis, Indifferent Cure"

XXIX-24 Tristram Coffin quoted, Mar. 15 issue in Frontiers, "Inventions and Discoveries"

XXIX-42 Report on food in America quoted from July 1 issue in Lead, "Thomas Jefferson-Then and Now"

XXX-41 Carey McWilliams quoted from June 15 issue in Frontiers, "The Ills of Bigness"

XXXII-1 Tristram Coffin quoted in Lead, "Various Warnings"

XXXII-8 Tristram Coffin quoted, Sept. 1, 1978 issue, in Frontiers, "What the Davids Are Doing"

XXXII-18 Helen Caldicott quoted, Jan. 15 issue, in Children, "Health and Horror"

XXXII-20 Quoted, April 15 issue, in Editorial, "A Few Figures"

XXIV-3 Quoted, Tristram Coffin, Oct. 5, 1980 issue on MX missile in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion"

XXXIV-4 Quoted, Oct. 15, 1980 issue, in Children, "A Necessary Persistence"

XXXIV-52 Quoted Tristram Coffin in Editorial, "An Acorn or Two" from Dec. 1, 1981 issue

XXXV-44 Quoted Coffin on nuclear freeze, Aug. 1, 1982, in Lead, "Yet People Keep On Trying"

XXXVI-17 Quoted Feb. 1, 1983 issue on "Grass Roots Revolt Against Nuclear Weapons" (Rickover) in Frontiers, "Three Goliaths"

XXXVI-41 Quoted, May 15, 1983, William P. Winipisinger on Japanese system of factory work in Children, "Japanese Children and Adults"

XXXVI-1 Quoted Tristram Coffin, Aug. 1, 1983 issue on interpretation of words like "communism," etc., in Lead, "Seeds of New Beginnings"

XXXVII-14 Quoted July 1, 1980 on "Manifest Destiny" in Lead, "An Uneasy Inquiry"

XXXVII-46 Quoted John W. Sears, June 15, 1984 on deliberately inducing fear in the public for economic purposes in Frontiers, "The Bad and the Good"

XXXVIII-4 Quoted Sept. 15, 1984 on changes in American thinking, census, in Frontiers, "Some 'Stirrings' in America"

XXXVIII-19 Quoted, Jan. 1, 1985 on national debt (quotes from bankers, Coffin) in Lead, "Instruction on the Way"

XXXIX-9 Oct. 15, 1985, Tristram Coffin on peace missionaries in Frontiers, "Articulate Protest"

XXXIX-21 Tristram Coffin, Jan. 1, 1986 in Frontiers, "Values Generate the Right Technology"

XXXIX-39 Quoted, April 15, re military costs, rising poor class in Children, "Unwelcome News"

XXXIX-46 Oct. 15, 1986 re public schools in Editorial, "The Children Are at Risk"

XL-4 Sept. 15, 1986 re worldwide hunger in Frontiers

XL-43 June 1, 1987, Tristram Coffin on farm foreclosures in Lead, "The Country-Now and Tomorrow"

Washington Watch (Newsletter)

XXI-46 Tristram Coffin quoted from Oct. 8 issue in Frontiers, "Opposition to War"

Washington Witch Hunt - Bert Andrews

II-24 Quoted in "Loyalty Among Government Employees" in Lead, "Men and Idea Systems"

Waskow, Arthur

XVIII-49 Quoted, Autumn Dissent in Children, "The 'Radical'-Some Definitions"

XX-35 Quoted, Aug. 21 Saturday Review in Editorial, "Peace-Creating"

Wasiolek, Edward

XII-19 His review of Doctor Zhivago quoted in Editorial, "Testament of Courage"

Wasserman, Harvey

XXXV-38 Co-author of Killing Our Own, quoted from Rain, May 1982, in Children, "The Lives of the Young"

Wasserman, Jacob (German novelist, 1873-1934)

X-19 His book, The Maurizius Case quoted in Lead, "The Object All Sublime"

Wastberg, Per

XXXVIII-48 Quoted from The Writer on Human Rights in Review, "Poetry and Truth"

XXXVIII-49 Quoted his contribution to The Writer on Human Rights on influence of idealistic writers in unforeseen ways, in Lead, "The Modern Superstition"

Wasting a Good Man's Time

VIII-51 Editorial-Robert Hutchins

Watchful Gods, The - Walter Van Tilburg Clark

XV-15 Quoted in Children, "The Individual Youth and Religion"

Water and Power - The Conflict over Los Angeles' Water Supply in the Owens Valley - William L. Kahrl (University of California Press, 1982)

XXXVI-1 Reviewed, quoted in "Why Los Angeles Is So Big"

Water for California

XXXIV-46 Frontiers

Water in Environmental Planning - Thomas Dunne and Luna Leopold

XXX-11 Selections from in CoEvolution Quarterly, quoted in Review, "Tracking the Water Supply" (Winter 1976-77)

Water is Life

XXXVII-45 Review (A River No More)

Water is Wide, The

XXXIV-49 Humorous quotation in Children, "Teachers at Work"

Water Wasters, The

XXX-45 Frontiers

Water, Water, Everywhere

XLI-26 Review (The Way of the Sea)

Waterhouse, Harold

XXXV-13 Quoted his letter re USSR and US on nuclear war in Editorial, "It's About Time..."

Watering of California, The

XXXIII-23 Review

Waters, Frank

IV-37 Reference to his Masked Gods and quotation from Clyde Kluckhohn's foreword in Editorial, "An Exceptional Scientist"

V-13 Quoted his Arizona Highways discussion of Nicolai Fechin's paintings in Review, "Miscellany"

XVII-20 Quoted his Book of the Hopi in Frontiers, "Pueblo Indian Ethos"

XVII-21 Reference to above review and quote from book

XXIII-12 His The Man Who Killed the Deer discussed, quote in Review, "The Pueblo People"

XXIII-16 Quoted Book of the Hopi in Review, "The Great Restoration"

XXVI-12 His comments during TV interviews quoted from Conversations with Frank Waters (edited by John R. Milton) in Review, "Talks with Frank Waters"

Watkin, Dr. Edward

XVIII-6 Quoted from Nov. 21, 1964 Saturday Review on Maria Montesorri method, in Children, "Notes in Passing"

Watson, David Lindsay (Scientists Are Human) Watts, England, 1938)

I-3 Frontiers, "Biology and Politics"

I-32 Frontiers, "Scientists Question Themselves"

II-13 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Evolution Controversy"

VI-1 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Conditions of Freedom"

XVII-4 His summary of Briffault (Robert) quoted from Scientists Are Human in Lead, "The Social Functions"

XX-8 A. H. Maslow's quote in The Psychology of Science given in Editorial, "The Philosophic Discipline"

Watson, Eliot

XXVII-17 His report on "Why Students Don't Think" quoted from Return to Learning in Children, "Toward Paideia"

Watson, George

XXXIX-10 Quoted Tocqueville and the "Burden of Liberty" from Hudson Review, Autumn 1985, in Lead, "Two Prophets"

Watson, Goodwin (Teachers College, Columbia)

XI-41 Quoted from introduction to The Great God Fun (A. E. Hamilton) in Children

Watson, Greg

XXXVI-12 Quoted New Alchemy Quarterly, Summer 1982, re distance between consumers and food in Frontiers, "Encouraging Developments'

XXXVI-47 Quoted from July 17, 1983 Cape Code Times in Frontiers, "Local Self-Reliance Is the Goal" (on aquifers, etc.)

XXXVII-23 Quoted from New Alchemy re cooperation between Institute and other groups on the Cape in Frontiers, "Learning and Teaching"

Watson, Robert

XXXII-17 Quoted from his article in Mar. 1980 Harper's re Ku Klux Klanners in Lead, "On Replacing the System"

Watt, Dr. Kenneth E. F. (Institute of Ecology, University of California, Davis)

XXIII-39 Quoted from West magazine in Frontiers, "Changes in the Air"

XXVI-17 Quoted, Feb. Natural History in Frontiers, "Gradually Penetrating Ideas"; also quoted from Feb. Saturday Review of the Sciences

Wats, Alan

V-53 Quoted from his The Spirit of Zen in Lead, "The Competence of Mind"

VIII-24 Spirit quoted in Lead, "Rediscovery of Asia"

VIII-34 Discussion of his "Way of Liberation in Zen Buddhism" in Lead, "Study of the Mind"

IX-14 Reference to in Review, "A 'Journal of Psychical Research'"

XV-50 His Nature, Man and Woman briefly quoted by Dennis Lewis in his Frontiers' article, "The Egocentric Predicament"

XVI-28 His Psychotherapy East and West discussed and quoted in Review of same title

Watts, Harold H.

XXI-47 Quoted his Ezra Pound and the Cantos in Editorial, "When Idealism Fails" and in Frontiers, "The Age of Ezra Pound"

Waugh, Alec

XIX-7 His My Place in the Bazaar quoted in Lead, "The Language of the Inner Life"

Waugh, John C.

XXIII-42 His report on New Mexico Theater group quoted, Aug. 15, LA Times in Lead, "The Decline of the 'Official'"

Wave of the Future, The - Ann Morrow Lindbergh

VII-50 Reference to in Editorial, "The Fear of Inquiry"

Waves of the Night - Harry Mark Petrakis (McKay, 1969)

XXIV-48 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Musings on Literature"

Wax, Mel

XXI-35 Quoted from The California Revolution (edited by Carey McWilliams) in Review, "A Great But Undeveloped Country"

Way Changes Come, The

XLI-26 Lead (Bourne)

Way It Spozed To Be, The - James Herndon

XXV-17 Discussed and quoted in Children, "School and Community"

Way of Being, A - Carl Rogers (Houghton Mifflin, 1981)

XXXIV-51 Quoted, discussed in Review, "Books by Teachers"

Way of Chuang Tzu, The - Thomas Merton

XIX-8 Quoted in Lead, "Social 'Mysteries'"

XIX-22 Quoted by Theodore Roszak in Review, "The Frog in the Well"

Way of Creating Something, A

XXXIII-12 Editorial

Way of Discovery, The - Richard Gelwick (Oxford University Press)

XXXI-43 Quoted in Lead, "Pretensions or Clues?"

Way of Liberation in Zen Buddhism, The - Alan Watts (American Academy of Asian Studies, San Francisco, $1.00)

VIII-34 Discussed in Lead, "Study of the Mind"

Way of Progress, The

XXII-2 Editorial

Way of Rainy Mountain, The - Scott Momaday (University of New Mexico Press, 1969)

XXIII-19 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Affective Learning"

Way of the Physician, The - Jacob Needleman (Harper & Row, 1985)

XXXVIII-51 Reviewed, quoted in "Physicians...and Food"

Way of the Sea, The - Richard Gwynn (Green Books, 1988)

XLI-26 Quoted, reviewed in Review, "Water, Water, Everywhere"

Way of Working, A - D. M. Dooling, ed., (Anchor, $3.50)

XXXIII-37 Quoted from contributor, Jean Kinkead Martine (re Middle Ages) in Review, "An Emerging Theme"

Way Out-Some Reasons Why

XV-36 Review

Way things Are, The

XIX-10 Frontiers

Way the Wind Blows, The

IX-44 Frontiers-H-bomb test results

Way the World Is, The

XI-36 Lead

Way the World Will Get Better, The

XVI-10 Editorial

Way We Live Now, The - Warren Miller

XII-49 Quoted from in Review, "Organized But Unrelated"

XIII-22 Quoted in Lead, "Identity and Role"

XXI-48 Quoted in Review, "Some Current History"

Way We Live Now, The

XXII-28 Frontiers

Wayfarer (English Quaker magazine)

XI-31 Quoted from on the dangers of preoccupation with self-analysis in Lead, "Hazards in Psychology"

Wayland, Francis

XVIII-50 Briefly quoted on education in Lead, "An Indian Wisdom"

Wayman, Alex

XI-17 His letter in answer to Kenneth Patchen reprinted in Frontiers, "Reply to Kenneth Patchen" on Ezra Pound

XI-21 Quoted his letter on Buddhism in Frontiers, "The International Buddhists"

XII-7 Brief quote on "Avidya" in Review, "Third East-West Conference"

Wayne, Jerry

XXVI-11 Quoted from The Bad Back in Frontiers, "Nobody Else Could Do It"

Ways Beneficial to Man

XXXVII-15 Frontiers (Ecologist articles)

Ways of Being

XVI-24 Frontiers

Ways of Being-Elements of Analytic Ontology - Prof. Herbert Schneider

XVI-24 Quoted in Frontiers, "Ways of Being"

Ways of Being Heard

XI-18 Editorial

Ways of Learning

XXXIX-27-36 Editorial (Fuentes)

Ways of Teaching

XXXIX-27 Frontiers

Ways of Thinking About Change

XXXVIII-23 Lead

Ways of the Will, The - Dr. Leslie H. Farber (Basic Books, 1966, $5.95)

XIX-50 Discussed, quoted in Review, "A Wonderful Infection"

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

XXI-14 Quoted in Lead, "The Illusions of Power"

XXI-19 Quoted in Frontiers, "They'll None of Them Be Missed"

XXXI-1 Quoted in Editorial, "Our Commonest Mistake"

Ways of Thinking About History

XXXIX-20 Review (Fuentes)

Ways of Turning Around

XXXI-1 Lead

Ways to Play - Paul Hogan (Rodale Press, edited by James McCullagh)

XXXII-4 Quoted in Children, "Sweet-Sour Reflections"

Wayward Youth - Prof. August Aichorn (Meridian paperback, first published in Vienna in 1925, translation into English issued by Viking in 1925)

XX-40 Discussed and quoted in Children, "The Principle of Reform"

"We" and "They"

III-32 Frontiers-Prison Etiquette, Field of Broken Stones, etc.

We Are All Murderers (French motion picture)

X-26 A dramatic attack upon the psychology of capital punishment quoted in reference to by Bosley Crowther in Review, "The 'Unconventional' Pictures"

We Are All Philosophers

I-23 Lead

We Are All Very Much Alike

VII-2 Lead

We Are Too Poor

XXVI-46 Editorial

We Asians

VIII-1 Frontiers

We Can Draw Nearer

XLI-8 Lead (Goddard)

We Can Only Be Surprised

XXX-36 Editorial

We Can Try - Robert Jay Wolff

XX-12 Frontiers

We Cannot Borrow God

XI-52 Review-Philosophies of India, Heinrich Zimmer

We Die Alone - David Howarth

XII-26 Quoted in Children, "Perilous Adventure"

We Fished All Night - Willard Motley (Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1951)

V-27 Reviewed, "An Admirable Failure"

We Had Reason to Know Better

XXVII-7 Frontiers

We Have a Choice

VII-9 Editorial

We Have Been Invaded by the 21st Century - David McReynolds (Praeger, 1970, $7.95)

XXIII-44 Quoted in Review, "Problems of Social Order"

We Have No Blueprints

XXI-2 Lead

We Have to Reason, Anyhow

XI-8 Lead

We Know How

XXXV-41 Review (Tuchman's Practicing History)

We-Know-Now

XXXV-22 Frontiers (American business)

We Lived in the Almont - Eleanor Clymer

XXXIII-15 Quoted in Children, "Probably Very Good" (children's book re children of a "super" and keeping house)

We Must Try

XXXIV-6 Editorial

We of Nagasaki - T. Nagai

VIII-25 Quoted in Review, "The Commonplaces of Atomic War"

We See What We Are

XXXIII-16 Lead

We Should Do Nothing About It

XXXVI-39 Frontiers (Bagdakian on Schell, Shawn)

We, Too, Deserve to Be Free

XX-29 Frontiers

We View with Alarm. . .

VI-25 Frontiers-Howard H. Buffett, Nebraska House of Representatives

We Who Are About to Die - David Lamson (Scribner, 1936)

XXVI-17 Quoted in Review, "The Qualities of Men"

We Who Dream

XXXIII-49 Lead

We Would Not Kill - Jim Peck

XII-2 Reviewed, "Active 'Pacifism'"

Wealth of Nations - Adam Smith

III-9 Reference to in Lead, "First Things First"

XXV-48 Quoted in Children, "The Public Schools-A Qualified Defense"

XXXIV-2 Quoted in Review, "A Field for Transition"

XXXIV-5 Mentioned in Editorial, re Darwinian ideas, "What is 'Natural' for Humans?"

XXXIV-24 Quoted from May 16, 1981 Nation in Editorial, "What's Wrong With Adam Smith?"

XXXVII-36 Quoted on 18th century factory worker in Lead, "Work"

Wealth, Riches, Treasure

XLI-5 Lead written by Coperthwaite

Weapons and Hope - Freeman Dyson (Harper & Row, 1984) (also in New Yorker)

XXXVII-38 Discussed in Editorial, "Evidence of Change"

XXXVII-50 Quoted in Lead, "From Morality to Ethics"

XXXVII-51 Briefly discussed his look at literature of war and peace in Children, "What is Peace Education?"

Wearing Away at Institutions

XXXVIII-23 Editorial

Wearing Out of a Dream, The

XXXIV-16 Review

Weatherhead, Rev. Leslie D.

XIX-5 His The Christian Agnostic discussed, quoted in Review, same title

Weave of American Life, The

XXXVI-51 Frontiers (the American Heritage)

Weaver, Anthony

XXII-51 Quoted his paper in Sept. issue of Anarchy No. 103 in Children, "Schools and Problems"

Weaver, George W. (Canadian subscriber)

XI-46 Frontiers, "Something Overlooked" contributed by him

XII-20 His essay on education quoted in Children

XIII-48 His letter to Editors quoted in Lead, "Justice to Marx?"

Weaver, Richard M.

I-26 Reference to his Ideas Have Consequences in Lead, "Has History a Meaning?"

I-30 Review of Ideas Have Consequences; also mentioned in Editorial

I-33 Editorial comment in "Afterthoughts"

II-19 Reference to Ideas Have Consequences lacking historical survey of causes of reaction to "medieval synthesis"

V-35 Quoted from Ideas Have Consequences in Lead, "Healing the Split"

IX-47 Brief quote from Ideas Have Consequences in Children, "Comfort May Be a Seduction"

XII-4 His essay, "Individuality and Modernity" quoted in Review, "Reflections on Individuality"

XII-49 Quoted from Ideas Have Consequences in Children, "Discipline vs. Adjustment"

XXV-18 Quoted from Ideas Have Consequences in Lead, "Myth and Metaphysics"

XXXI-51 Quoted from Ideas Have Consequences in Review, "Vacuum and Revolution"

XXXV-42 Quoted discussed Ideas Have Consequences in Review, "Still Accurate Diagnosis"; also in Editorial, "Discipline in Subjective Inquiry"

XXXV-52 Quoted from Ideas Have Consequences in Lead, "Several Kinds of Sense"

Weaver, Warren (Mathematician)

XXVIII-9 Quoted Jan. 3, 1959 Saturday Review in Lead, "The Raw Material"

Weaving a Destiny

XXI-42 Review

Web, The

II-15 Review-J. B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls

Web of Life, The (1955) John H. Storer

XI-8 Review of

XX-38 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Mansions of Life"

XXXIII-38 Quoted in Lead, "Levels of Disclosure"

XXXIV-9 Quoted re man's evolution from, in Lead, "Instructions for Human Beings"

Webb, Bill

XIII-7 Wrote Frontiers, "The Vanishing America"

Webb, C. C. J.

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

Webb, Constance

XXVI-4 Her biography, Richard Wright, discussed and quoted in Review, "Self-Created Man"

Webb, Walter Prescott

XXVIII-21 Quoted from his The Great Frontier in Children, "On Learning from History"

XXXII-17 The Great Frontier quoted in Frontiers, "Resettling America"

XXXII-19 Quoted in Frontiers, "Another Kind of Frontier"

Webber, Irma E.

XXXI-52 Quoted her Esta Cosa Se Ve Asi (It Looks Like This) in Editorial, "Wonderful Mice"

Weber, Lilian

XXIV-41 Quoted her review of John Holt's What Do I Do Monday?" from Saturday Review, Aug. 21, in Children, "For the Library"

Weber, Max

I-16 Mentioned in Lead, "Things Are in the Saddle"

Webster, Harvey

V-51 Quoted his Saturday Review review of Steinbeck's East of Eden

Webster, John

XXXIX-26 His introduction to Bishop Tutu's collected sermons quoted in Frontiers, "Non-Violence in South Africa"

Webster, Noah

I-30 His and Andrew Adgate's interest in music, Webster taught singing in Baltimore- Frontiers, "Musical Education"

III-37 Quoted in Lead, "American Culture"

IX-28 Reference to in Lead, "The Duties of Free Men"

XXII-35 Quoted in Children, "The New Wave"

Wechsler, James

III-35 Hired by New York Post and turned it into a sensational sheet-Review, "Education and a Free Press"

XVI-39 His article, "Propaganda in the Press," quoted from August Progressive in Frontiers, "The Side-Takers"

XXII-24 Quoted from May Progressive in Review, "An All-Pervasive Ill"

Wecter, Dixon

I-33 Reference to his Saturday Review of Literature, April 10, 1948, onslaught against Ideas Have Consequences, in Editorial, "Afterthoughts"

Wedel, Theodore O.

IV-8 Discussion of his The Christianity of Main Street in Lead, "Dialogue on Faith"

Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers, A - Thoreau (Crowell, 1961 paperback)

XXIII-4 Quoted in Review, "Olympian of the Woods"; also quoted in Editorial, "Need of a Clear Sky"

XXXVIII-18 Quoted in Lead, "The Neglected Question"

Week with Gandhi, A - Louis Fischer

I-5 Review, "Books on India"

Week-End Pantheism?

XVI-46 Editorial

Weekend Telegraph (English publication)

XX-28 Article by Michael Barnes in regard to poems by children, quoted, May 12 issue, in Children, "Event in Monrovia"

XX-29 Gitta Sereny quoted, May 6 and 12 issues, in Lead, "Attitudes and Acts"

Weeks, Arland D.

V-47 Quoted from Scientific American in Lead, "Educational Objectives"

Weeks, Dennis

X-50 His letter written to the President as a petition to stop the nuclear tests signed by teenagers like himself, reprinted in Children, "Correspondence and Notes"

Weeks, Nora

III-41 Quoted from her The Medical Discoveries of Edward Bach, Physician in Frontiers, "New Ideas at Work"

Weeping in the Playtime of Others - Kenneth Wooden (McGraw- Hill, 1976, $3.95)

XXXI-36 Quoted in Children, "In Spite of Everything"

XXXIII-2 Quoted in Lead, "The Ground of Judgment"

XXXVII-47 Quoted on Charles Manson's life in Children, "Self-Salvage at Betterway"

Weglyn, Michi

XXXII-48 Quoted from his Years of Infamy (Morrow, 1976) in Review, "The Morality of Nations"

Weggelaar, C. (Dutch writer)

XXVIII-21 Quoted, Dec. 1974 Etc. in Frontiers, "Changes in Outlook"

Wehmeyer, Adele

XII-52 Her letter to MANAS on Zen teachings quoted in Frontiers, "Narrow is the Gate"

XXV-50 Her letter quoted in Editorial, "'Mass' Education"

Weiant, Dr. C. W.

II-24 Quoted from The Chiropractor Looks at Infection, quoting Manwaring on orthodox immunization

VIII-51 Quoted in Frontiers, ""Notes on the Healing Arts"

XIII-15 Paper he read at meeting in Mexico City of American Anthropological Assn., text of Lead, "Parapsychology and Anthropology"

Weick, David

VII-10 Quoted from Resistance in Frontiers, "They Would Not Listen"

Weidenreich, Franz

I-29 Reference to Apes, Giants and Man in Frontiers, "Ancestors of Man"

II-46 Reference to Apes, Giants and Man in Frontiers, "Man-Forerunner of the Apes"

IV-26 Reference to in Lead, "Great Questions, III"

VI-51 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Race That Never Ran"

Weidman, Jerome

II-38 Reference to his novel The Price is Right in Lead, "The Man Betrayed"

Weigall, Arthur

XL-20 From Colliers Dec. 1931 on comparison of Rome with today in Lead, "Tomorrow's History"

Weigert, Gideon

XXXIII-51 Quoted his article in Kidma No. 3, 1980, in Frontiers, "Cooperation Under Difficulties"

Weigart, Edith (Director, Washington Psychoanalytic Institute)

XI-49 Quoted from Psychiatry in Frontiers, "The Religion of the Ancients"

XV-3 Quoted, Aug. 1961 Psychiatry in Frontiers, "Positive Philosophy in Psychotherapy"

Weight of Orthodoxy, The

XXXVII-12 Lead

Weigle, Richard (President, St. John's)

VIII-44 Reference to in Lead, "Education Without Confusion," quoted

Weil, Andrew, M.D.

XXXVIII-23 Health and Healing reviewed, quoted in "A Reviving Healing Art"; also see Editorial

Weil, Jerry

XIII-38 His A Real Cool Cat quoted in Children, "Notes on Reading"

XVII-7 His The Teachers discussed and quoted in Children, "A Novel About Teachers"

Weil, Simone - Dorothy Tuck McFarland (Ungar, 1983)

XXXVI-6 Reviewed, quoted in "Simone Weil"

Weil, Simone - Simone Pétrement (Pantheon, 1976, $15.00)

XXX-22 Reviewed in Lead, "The Line of a Life"

XXXII-42 Quoted from The Need for Roots, in Review, "Various Abstractions"

XXXV-6 Quoted re fanatics in Lead, "For Improvisers of Peace"

XXXVI-39 Quoted, discussed in Lead, "Philosophy and Politics"

XXXVI-44 Quoted Oppression and Liberty, The Need for Roots in Lead, "More on Make-Believe"; also quoted on war form No. 7 Politics in Children, "Shakespeare and Debs"

Weil, Simone

XXXIV-34 Editorial (re The Need for Roots)

XXXV-24 Review (Simone Weil-Interpretations of a Life)

Weil, Simone

V-31 Reference to her Iliad, the Poem of Force, quoted from Politics reprint in Lead, "Rehearsal for Ragnarok"

V-38 Her Need for Roots discussed in Lead, "European Inspiration"; also discussed in Editorial

V-42 Quoted in Lead, "A Case for Individualism"

V-43 Need for Roots quoted in Editorial, "In Defense of the 'Old'"

V-45 Quoted in Editorial, "Responsibility to Truth"

V-46 Critics on her book in Review, "Criticism for Critics"

VII-38 Need for Roots quoted extensively in Frontiers, "Problems of Censorship"

IX-35 Her Need for Roots quoted in Editorial, "On 'Group' Opinions"

X-3 Review of her The Iliad, or The Poem of Force in Lead, "The Iliad Illuminated"

XI-10 Reference to "Canons of Criticism" in Lead, "Unsettled Questions"-letter from reader

XII-24 Need for Roots quoted in Lead, "The Good versus the Good"

XVII-28 Review of her Selected Essays, quote from letter to George Bernanos in Editorial, "Simone Weil"

XX-20 Quoted her The Iliad, or the Poem of Force in Lead, "Unquiet Desperation"

XXII-1 Quoted The Need for Roots in Lead, "Is ' Art' the Remedy?"

XXIV-44 Mention of The Need for Roots in Lead, "Some Ancient Prophecies"

XXIV-51 Quoted at length from The Need for Roots in Children, "On Human Greatness"

XXV-1 Quoted, The Need for Roots in Lead, "Order and Purpose"

XXVI-21 Quoted from The Need for Roots in Lead, "Reconstitution of Purpose"

XXVI-49 Robert Coles' review of Oppression and Liberty quoted from Autumn 1973 American Scholar in Children, "Where Destruction Begins"

XXX-8 Letter to Geroge Bernanos quoted in Lead, "After the Age of Revolution"

XXX-21 The Iliad quoted in Frontiers, "War's 'Finest Legend'"

XXX-22 Her "Reflections on War" quoted from La Critique Sociale (Nov. 1933) in Lead, "The Line of a Life" (from her biography)

XXX-23 The Iliad source of quote in Lead, "The Vocabulary of Technics"

XXX-36 Susan Sontag's article on quoted from Against Interpretation in Lead, "Why Have We Begun?"

XXX-37 Fernande Gontier's review of Pétrement's book quoted, May 28 Nation in Review, "A Case for Regionalism"

XXX-50 Quoted from Selected Essays in Lead, "No Serious Mistakes"

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

XXXI-16 Quoted o the State in Review, "Thought and Action"

XXXI-21 The Need for Roots quoted in Lead, "The Emerging Consciousness"

XXXII-38 Essay quoted from Oppression and Liberty in Lead, "What Belongs of Right to Man"

XXXII-40 Briefly quoted from one of her essays in Children, "The Social World"

XXXIV-35 Editorial, first chapter of The Need for Roots in "Simone Weil"; brief discussion in Review, "How to Read a Book"

XXXIV-44 Quoted from Need for Roots in Lead, "Reality Is What We Create"

XXXV-15 Quoted from Two Moral Essays in Review, "Western Insight, Chinese Wisdom"

XXXV-26-34 Introduction to Oppression and Liberty quoted in Review, "A Promethean Spirit"; quoted the section "Analysis of Oppression" in Editorial, "The Madness of Power- Seeking"

XXXV-46 Quoted from the Iliad in Lead, "Samples of Something Better"

XXXV-50 Quoted from Human Personality in Lead, "The Always Pertinent Question"

XXXVI-1 Quoted Human Personality in Lead, "A Thread of Self-Knowledge" re expectation of good in every heart

XXXVI-5 Quoted her Theoretical Picture of a Free Society in Children, "Teachers Voices" (showing her "heroic" pessimism)

XXXVI-14 Quoted from Human Personality in Lead, "The Abiding Point"

XXXVII-4 Quoted The Need for Roots in Lead, "Species of Common Sense"

XXXVII-6 Review (the book, by Dorothy McFarland)

XXXIX-17 Re industrial society in Lead, "How Opinions Are Formed"

XXXIX-52 On duty from Need for Roots in Review, "The Promethean Role"

XL-22 Quoted "Reflections on War" in Review; also The Life of Simone Weil and Politics

Weil, Simone

XXXIV-35 Editorial

XXXV-24 Review (Interpretations of a Life)

Weil, Simone-A Life - Simone Petrement (Pantheon, 1975)

XXXV-6 Quoted re fanatics in Lead, "For Improvisers of Peace"

XXXVI-39 Discussed in Lead, "Philosophy and Politics"

XXXVI-44 Oppression and Liberty and Need for Roots in Lead, "More on Make-Believe"; quoted on war from No. 7 Politics in "Shakespeare and Debs"

XL-22 Review of McFarland's book quoted preface describing contents in Review, "A Genius of This Century"

Weil, Simone-A Modern Pilgrimage - Robert Coles (Addison- Wesley, 1987)

XLI-10 Reviewed in "A Modern Pilgrim"

Weil, Simone- An Anthology - Sian Miles, ed. (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1987)

XL-52 Quoted in Review, "A Saintly Dissenter"

Weil, Simone-Interpretations of a Life - ed. George Abbot White (University of Massachusetts Press, 1981)

XXXV-24 Quoted introduction, discussed her ideas and The Need for Roots in Review, "Simone Weil"

Simone Weil Reader, The

XXXVII-14 Quoted editor on her feelings about the "Church" in Review, "Action and Repose"; quoted in Editorial, "The Spirit of Religion"

Weiland, Alfred

IV-27-36 Reference to his disappearance into Russian Zone in Berlin-in Letter from Germany

Weinberg, Alvin (Prof.)

XXXIII-21 Quoted his article in Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, Mar. 1980, from Charles G. Darwin (descendent of Charles Darwin) in Children, "Thoughts About Curriculum"

Weinberg, Arthur and Lila

XVII-2 Emerson quoted from their book, Instead of Violence, in Review, "An Idea Whose Time Has Come"

Weinberg, Prof. Steven (physicist)

XXX-18 Quoted from Summer 1974 Daedalus in Lead, "What Needs to Be Done?"

XXXII-22 Interchange with Theodore Roszak quoted from Summer 1974 Daedalus in Lead, "No Precise Programming"

Weiner, Michael

XXXV-10 Quoted from Plant a Tree in Frontiers, "The Uses of History"

Weiner Sandra

XXIV-3 Her book, Small Hands, Big Hands, discussed, quoted in Children, "You Get Used to It"

Weininger, Benjamin

XVIII-19 Her paper, "Asceticism and Religious Experiences" reviewed in "Psychiatrists on Religion" (also Brock Chisholm's article)

Weingartner, Charles

XXII-46 His Teaching as a Subversive Activity (coauthor, Neil Postman) quoted in Children, "Diatribe Plus"

XXII-53 Teaching as a Subversive Activity quoted in Editorial, "Who Needed to do Homework?"

XXVI-47 Quoted, Sept., No. 3, Vol. 30 Etc. in Children, "Teaching or Taoism?"

XXVII-19 Quoted from Teaching as a Subversive Activity in Lead, "Polarities of Mind"

XXXIII-16 Quoted from Teaching as a Subversive Activity in Children, "Our Tribal Encyclopedia"

XXXIV-44 Quoted above from Et Cetera, Summer 1981 in Lead

XXXV-47 Quoted "Education Research" from Et Cetera, Summer 1982 in Children, "Meaningless Research"

Weinstein, George

XIII-11 His article, "Why Don't They Let Us Teach?" from This Week, Jan. 24, quoted in Children

Weinstein, Harold

I-28 Reference to his Jean Jaures in Review, "The Socialist Dilemma"

Weir, David (co-author Mark Shapiro)

XXXIV-41 Their The Circle of Poison quoted in Frontiers, "A Private World Government"

Weir, Ernest T. (Chairman of Board of National Steel Corporation)

VIII-42 His address to Cleveland Engineering Society, "Which Future-War or Peace?" quoted in Review, "Education for Peace"

Weishaupt, Adam

I-40 Reference to his society of the Iulluminati

Weisinger, Mort

VIII-13 Quoted re sleeping pills from Coronet article in Frontiers, "Deceptive Nostrums"

Weismann, August

II-43 Referenced to his distinction between germcells and somatic-cells in Frontiers, "Telepathy and Evolution"

Weiss, Dr. Frederick A. (Karen Horney Clinic)

XIX-10 Quoted in Lead, "The Root Ideas"

Weiss, Paul (Rockefeller University)

XVIII-46 His The God We Seek quoted in Review, "Christian Polemics, New Style"

XXIV-46 His paper, "The Living System," quoted from Beyond Reductionism in Lead, "Reform in Scientific Thinking"

XXV-10 Quote of by Wallace Stevens in Herbert Kohl's The Age of Complexity given in Editorial, "Poetry and Philosophy"

Weisskopf-Joelson, Edith (Psychologist)

XV-14 Paper, "An Antidote Against Separation" (co-author, Robert Perrucci) quoted in Review, "Alienation-and Side Effects"

XXIV-52 Two of her papers quoted from Journal of Psychology (one in 1970 on Eric Hoffer's The True Believer) in Editorial, "The Cult of Toughness"

Weisskopf, Victor F. (M.I.T. Professor)

XXXIII-7 Discussed his American Scholar article in Lead, "Religion, Art, and Science"

XXXIII-14 Quoted from Autumn American Scholar 1979 in Review, "Art Without Rules"

Weisskopf, Walter (Roosevelt University)

X-51 Quoted his paper submitted to Research Society for Creative Altruism in Frontiers, "Against the Grain"

XVI-34 Wrote Lead, "Economic Growth and Human Well-Being"

XVI-49 Wrote Lead, "Existential Crisis and the Unconscious"

XVII-5 Lead, "The Americanization of Psychoanalysis" reprinted from Psychoanalysis and the Future

XVIII-35 Quote from Ethics article in Lead, "The Para- Pastoral Ideal"

XIX-13 Article from Sept. 1965 Review of Social Economy used as Lead, "Repression and Industrial Dialectics"

XIX-14 Wrote Frontiers, "Science, Technology, and Rebellion"

XXIII-44 Quoted from two MANAS articles, Aug. 21, 1963 and April 6, 1966 in Frontiers, "A Science of Human Well-Being"

XXIV-45 His Alienation and Economics discussed, quoted in Review, same title

XXV-21 Quoted his MANAS, Aug. 23, 1963 Lead, in Frontiers, "'GNP' Fetishness"

XXVII-10 His contribution to Toward a Steady-State Economy quoted in Review, "The New Economics Is Here"; also briefly in Editorial, "The Sin and the Savior"

XXVII-15 Quoted, Sept. 1973 Annals of American Academy of Political and Social Science in Lead, "Old Rationalism for New"; his quotations from Michael Young's science fiction in same

XXVII-20 Wrote two-part Lead, "The Image of Man in Economics" reprinted from Social Research, Autumn, 1973, Vol. 40, No. 3

XXVII-21 Part II of above

Weitzman, David

XXXV-8 Quoted from Eggs and Peanut Butter, also quoted from M. Mead's Blackberry Winter in Children, "What Good Is It?"

Weizenbaum, Joseph - Prof. (MIT)

XXVI-6 Quoted from May 12, 1972 Science in Lead, "The Metaphors of Certainty"

XXIX-1 His Computer Power and Human Reason reviewed in "Men and Machines"

XXXII-50 Talk on "Technological Detoxification" quoted in Frontiers, "Anon Save, Anon Damn"

XXXIV-38 Mentioned in Children, "Odds and Ends"

XXXIV-43 Taoism quoted in Editorial, "Kernel and Husk"

XXXIV-51 Parting of the Way in Lead

XXXV-44 From above in Lead, "Yet People Keep On Trying"

XXXVI-36 Quoted from Computer Power and Human Reason (on the individual)

XXXVII-5 Quoted from Computer Power and Human Reason in Lead, "What I'm Doing Is Not Quite Right"

XXXVII-6 The Parting of the Way quoted in Children, "Knowing Is Not Growing"

XXXVII-18 Quoted from Computer Power and Human Reason (moral acts) in Lead, "Promethean Affirmation"

Weizsacker (see von Weizsacker)

Weizsenbaum, Joseph (M.I.T. Professor)

XXXII-50 Talk on "Technological Detoxification" quoted in Frontiers, "Anon Save, Anon Damn"

Welch, Bruce L.

XXXI-17 His article quoted from Nation, Jan. 21, in Frontiers, "Tensions of the Times"

Welch, Holmes

X-37 His book The Parting of the Way quoted in Lead, "Suspended in Air"; also mentioned in Editorial, "The Genius of Lao-Tse"

XIX-26 His Taoism-The Parting of the Way (Beacon paperback) discussed and quoted in Review, "The Power of Attitudes"

XIX-29 Parting quoted in Editorial, "The 'B' Language"

XX-42 His The Practice of Chinese Buddhism- 1900-1950 quoted in Review, "Extremes in the East"

XXII-33 His The Buddhist Revival in China discussed, quoted in Review, "Buddhism in Today's China"

XXVI-47 Quoted on Tao Te Ching in Children, "Teaching or Taosim?"

XXVII-36 The Parting of the Way in Children, "John Holt Writes Again"

XXVIII-44 Quoted The Parting in Lead, "Does Thinking Make It So?"

XXXIII-40 Author of Lead, "A Tibetan on Mt. Vernon St." briefly discussed his book The China Difference and Commission of Jurists in Geneva in 1959-60 on Tibet

XXXIII-44 Wrote the Review, "Listening to Alexander Nevsky"

XXXIV-38 Mentioned in Children, "Odds and Ends" re Taoism-The Parting of the Way (Confucius and Lao Tzu)

XXXIV-43 His Taoism quoted in Editorial, "Kernel and Husk"

XXXIV-51 Quoted Parting in Lead, "Gravity Between Man and Man"

XXXV-43 Quoted Parting in Lead, "Yet People Keep On Trying"

XXXVII-6 Quoted Parting in Children, "Knowing Is Not Growing"

XXXVIII-1 Quoted comment on the Tao Te Ching from The Parting of the Way (on education) in Lead, "Instructing the Heart"

Welch, Susan

XXIV-48 How the Press Went Along" quoted from Oct. 11 Nation in Lead, "The Forms of Credulity"

Welfare Rights Organization, Oakland (Ellis Harawitz)

XVIII-17 Explained in Lead, "A Society Worth Having"

Well, The (film)

V-18 Reference to in Editorial, "Uses of 'Types'"

"Well Meaning" Preparations for 1984

XVI-40 Editorial

Wellborn, Sally

XXXVI-14 Quoted from New Hampshire Times, Oct. 18, 1982 re no school for her boys, in Children, "The Light Went On"

Wellek, Rene

XXVI-7 Quoted from Winter 1972-73 American Scholar in Review, "The Paradox of Consciousness"

Welles, Orson

II-9 Reference to his "invasion from Mars" radio program in Editorial, "Appeal to Unreason"

II-46 Review of movie, Black Magic

III-13 Brief mention of his Martian invasion in "Our Frightened Utopians"

VI-2 Robert R. Holt on the "Martian Invasion" in Review on Menninger Clinic

Wellesley College Bulletin

XXII-53 Jean Arrington quoted from October issue in Children, "Teaching and Non-Teaching Situations"

Wellman, Paul

VIII-1 Review of his The Female in "Factionalism-Roman and Californian"

Wellford, Harison

XXXIII-9 His Sowing the Wind quoted in Lead, "A Characteristic State of Mind"

Wellock, Wilfred

I-3 Quote from Peace News in Lead, "The Community Movement"

I-39 Began socio-moral analysis of industrial society

XV-36 His Preface to Off the Beaten Track quoted in Review, "'Way Out'-Some Reasons Why"

XIX-12 His pamphlet, Beyond These Barren Years, quoted in Review, "Economics for the Millions"

Well, H. G.

II-9 Radio dramatization of his The War of Worlds set off panic which led to burning of radio station in Quito, Ecuador-Editorial, "Appeal to Unreason"

II-47 Reference to and his Mind at the End of Its Tether in Lead, "What Do People Think?"

X-22 Reference to him and his War of the Worlds in relation to Orson Welles's presentation of in Lead, "Eccentric Memories"

XXVII-47 His Men Like Gods mentioned by Brian Aldies in quotes in Review, "History of Science Fiction"

XXX-38 Questioning of Teddy Roosevelt quoted in Review, "Wonders and Ironies"

Wells, L. T. Jr.

XXXI-16 His report on Indonesian Industries quoted from Economically Appropriate Technologies for Developing Countries, in Frontiers, "Background on Intermediate Technology"

Wells, Malcolm B.

XXX-19 Quoted, Summer 1976 Earth Journal in Frontiers, "Exploring Foundations"

XXX-45 Quoted, Progressive Architecture, June 1974, in Frontiers, "The Water Wasters"

XXXI-10 His Your Home's Solar Potential reviewed in "Books About Building"

XXXII-4 Quoted in Children, "Sweet-Sour Reflections"

Wells, Nancy

XXXVI-13 Quoted her article, "The Death of Paper" from Institutional Investor, Dec. 1982, in Frontiers, "The Only Known Cure"

Wells, W. R. (Syracuse University)

II-33 Reference to in connection with Frontiers, "The New Witchcraft"

Wensberg, Dorothy

XXII-23 Dorothy Spoerl's foreword to and Experiences with Living Things quoted in Children, "An Embarrassment of Riches"

Werdel, Congressman Thomas H.

IV-26 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Real Issue"

We're All War Makers

XIV-28 Review

Werkplatts Adventure, The - Wyatt Rawson (published in 1956 by Vincent Stuart)

X-21 Reviewed in Children, "A Successful Revolutionary"

Werner, David

XXXII-50 Initiator of health project reported in Hesperian Foundation report in Children, "Some Variety"

Wermuth, Lt. Col. Anthony L. (Pentagon Army Staff)

IX-44 Quoted re atomic war in Frontiers, "The Way the Wind Blows"

Wernick, Robert

X-7 His They've Got Your Number, as reviewed in Harper's, discussed in Lead, "The Number One Question"

Wertenbaker, John (novelist and journalist)

Wertenbake, Lael Tucker (wife, author of book)

X-16 Book Death of a Man mentioned in Editorial, "On Meeting Death"

Werth, Alexander

II-41 Brief quote from New Statesman and Nation in Review, "Symptoms of a Change"

VII-28 His Nation review on Japanese film, "The Children of Hiroshima" in Lead, "Without Raising His Voice"

VII-28 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Which Things Are True?" from article in May 4, 1964 Nation

Wertham, Frederic (Dr. at Queens Hospital)

II-23 Review of his Dark Legend

II-28 Lead, "Versions of Responsibility" quotes from his Scientific American article, "The Prevention of Murder"

III-40 Quoted in Review, "Psychoanalysis on the Couch"

VI-30 Reference to his Dark Legend in Review, "A Curious Clarity"

VII-27 New Yorker review of his Seduction of the Innocent discussed in Children

Wertime, Theodore

XXIX-41 His article, "The New American Revolution" in Washington Post quoted from Manchester Guardian, July 18, in Frontiers, "Theory and Practice"

Wertz, Richard and Dorothy

XXXII-43 Lying-In-A History of Childbirth in America quoted in Children, "A Mystery from an Earlier World"

West (Sunday magazine section of L.A. Times)

XIX-47 Quoted, Oct. 23 on Joan Baez and her Institute for Study of Nonviolence, in Children, "In a Free Society"

XXIII-39 Dr. Kenneth E. F. Watt quoted from Nov. 30, 1969 issue in Frontiers, "Changes in the Air"

West, Anthony (son of H. G. Wells)

IV-4 Reference to his The Vintage, in Frontiers, "A Tilt at Immortality"

V-23 Reference to and quote from his New Yorker review of Reinhold Niebuhr's The Irony of American History, Editorial, "Reason Versus God"

VI-18 Reference to The Vintage in Editorial, "The Other Side of Life"

VII-34 Reference to article, "Guilty as Charged- and Proud of It" in Review, "Dwight Macdonald in the Reporter"

X-11 Review of his Heritage, "The Claim on the Wind"

XXXI-44 Quoted on scene in Florida City from The Trend is Up in Review, "Our Town"

West, Celeste

XXXV-11 Her article, "Where Have All the Publishers Gone?" from North Country Journal, Jan/Dec 1981-82, in Frontiers

West, Jessamyn

X-43 Quoted her article, "Secret of the Masters" in Saturday Review, Sept. 21, in Review, "Sophisticated Despair"

XVIII-1 Quoted from Jan. 1963 Redbook in Frontiers, "Where Morality Begins"

XXIV-47 Quoted, Jan. 1963 Redbook in Children, "Reverence for Life"

XXVIII-45 Quoted from Jan. 1963 Redbook in Children, "On Talking to Children"

XXXII-36 Quoted from Jan. 1963 Redbook in Lead, "The Uses of Truth"

XXXV-48 Quoted from Redbook, Jan. 1963 re TV for children, in Review, "Flirting with Violence"

XXXVII-20 Quoted from Redbook, Jan. 1963 on "death on the screen" in Children, "Virtues of Fiction"

West, Morris L.

XIV-49 His The Devil's Advocate quoted in Review, "Religion in Novels"

XXXI-5 His book, The Navigator, reviewed in "Island Drama"

West, Thomas

XXXII-19 Quoted from Our Students Can Write in Children, "Report from Connecticut"

West Against Itself, The

III-32 Review

West Coast Americana

XXXII-7 Review

West Side Story (musical)

X-46 Harold Clurman on in Nation, quoted in Frontiers, "Criticism in the Nation"

West with the Night-Beryl Markham (Northpoint Press, 1983)

XXXVI-38 Reviewed, quoted in "African Farm and After"

Westermarck, Edward

II-31 Quoted on slavery in Lead, "The Revival of Slavery"

III-2 Reference to his Christianity and Morals

V-53 Quoted in Review, "Twelve Seasons for Reflection"

Western Adventure

X-38 Review

Western Colorado Report (Now High Country News), Box V, Paonia, CO 84128

XXXVI-12 Quoted Herman Allmara (re preserving his land for agriculture (seed growing) in Children, "Edible Landscaping"

Western Pennsylvania Homeschoolers

XXXVII-38 Quoted in Holt's Growing Without Schooling in Children

Western Insight, Chinese Wisdom

XXXV-15 Review (Simone Weil)

Western Political Thought - John Bowles

I-8 Reference to in Letter from England

Western Producer, The

XII-36 Letter by Willard A. Stewart in above paper partially quoted in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

Western Story, The

IX-22 Editorial-good Westerns listed

Westernized East, The

II-35 Editorial

"Westerns" and Violence

XVI-11 Review

Westfield Evening News (Mass.)

XXXII-40 Matthew Roazen's article in June 1 issue quoted in Children, "The Social World"

Westin, Alan F.

XX-42 Review of his Privacy and Freedom quoted, Sept. 16 Saturday Review in Lead, "Toward an Unmanaged Future"

XXIII-24 Quoted from The School and the Democratic Environment in Children, "Facing Facts"

Westinghouse

VIII-42 Their lure for technicians quoted in Frontiers, "More on 'Genocidal Preparedness'"

Westminster Review (1852)

XII-29 Its Condition and Prospects" by Mazzini quoted in Lead, "The Human Situation"

Weston, Carolybn (co-author with Jan Huckins)

XIII-25 Face of My Assassin quoted in Review of same title

Weston, Edward

XXV-43 Quoted from Edward Weston- The Flame of Recognition in Review, "Edward Weston- the Priestleys"

Weston, Edward- The Flame of Recognition (ed. by Nancy Newhall, Aperture Monograph, Grossman, 1971)

XXV-43 The Priestleys"

Weston, Edward- The Priestleys

XXV-43 Review

Weston Town Crier

XXXII-48 Quoted from Bill McElwain's column in Children, "Building Community" as in Horticulture

Westwood, Dr. Horace, D.D.

III-52 Review of his There is a Psychic World in Frontiers, Among the Psychics"

Wexler, Mark - ed., National Wildlife

XXXV-22 Quoted from Feb/Mar 1982 National Wildlife re literacy in CCC in Children, "Good Things for Y our Brain"

Weyl, Hermann

IX-18 His The Open World quoted in Lead, "The Question of Freedom"

Whalen, Richard

XXIII-41 Mention of his A City Destroying Itself in Lead, "Vision and Reform"

XXXIII-17 Discussed briefly his article in March 1980 issue of Harper's re inflation in Lead, "On Replacing the System"

Whalley, George

XXVI-40 Quoted from 1972-73 Structurist, No. 12, in Lead, "A Rare Instruction"

XXVI-42 Quoted from Structurist in Lead, "Thought and Language" and in Editorial, "Life in Language"

XXXII-18 His discussion of poetry quoted from 1977- 78 Structurist in Editorial, "Useful Definitions"

XXXII-26-36 Quoted on education through poetry from No. 17/18 Structurist in Review, "The Voluntary Life"

Wharton, John F.

XX-27 Quoted May 27 Saturday Review in Frontiers, "Learning from 'Nature'"

XX-28 Quoted May 27 Saturday Review in Lead, "Uses and Misuses of Conformity"

What a University is For

XVIII-4 Frontiers

What About Phonics? -- Pamphlet issued by International Association for Childhood Education

VIII-36 Quoted in Children

What "Age" Is This?

XXIII-24-34 Frontiers

What Am I?

XX-50 Review

What America Is Good At

IV-3 Frontiers-Willard Espy's Bold New Program

What Any Schoolboy Can Figure

XXII-22 Review

What Are the Virtues?

XXI-14 Editorial

What Are They Saying About Us?

XXXV-42 Frontiers (Mayas)

What Are We Arguing About?

XII-4 Lead-answer to Kraschutzki following comment on "American in Moscow"

XII-10 Frontiers, "The Responsibility of Peoples" follow-up on above

What Are We Going To Do?

XI-22 Lead, Roy C. Kepler

What Are We Waiting For?

I-49 Review-about co-operatives Margaret Digby's The World Cooperative Movement

What Are Your Needs?

XLI-23 Lead (Roszak)

What Belongs of Right to Man

XXXII-38 Lead

What Buchenwald Really Means - Victor Gollancz

I-15 Quoted from in connection with Review on Our Threatened Values

What Came in the Mail

XXV-13 Frontiers

What Can a Man Do? -- Mklton Mayer

XVII-34 Discussed-"Mayer Moral Universe" concentrates on his treatment of Czechoslovak Christians

XX-48 Quoted in Lead, "Who Speaks for Man?"

XXI-49 Quoted in Lead, "What Shall We Do With Our Lives?"

XXIV-11 Mentioned in Lead, "Unless We Get Understanding"

XXIX-14 Quoted in Review, "The Social Gospel"

What Can a Man Do?

IV-9 Editorial

What Can Be Done With Words?

XV-8 Lead

What Can Survive a War?

IX-37 Frontiers

What Can We Do?

XXXIII-44 Frontiers

What Can We Do? -- Frances Lappe and William Valentine (Food Development Institute, 2588 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94110, $2.45)

XXXIII-44 Discussed, quoted in Frontiers, same title

XXXIV-15 Mentioned in Lead, "Untouched by Numbers" re world hunger and malnutrition, contrasted with "statistics"

XXXV-16 Quoted in Review, "Utopia Gone Wrong"

What Can We (I) Do? -- Virginia Naeve

XVIII-28 Lead

What Can We Leave to Nature?

XVII-48 Lead

What Can We Make of Confusion?

XV-47 Frontiers

What Coleride Thought - Owen Barfield (Wesleyan University Press, 1971)

XXXIV-7 Mentioned in Frontiers (reviving interest in Coleridge as philosopher, "A Fiction of Science"

XXXIV-13 Long quote from in Lead, "The Priority of Mind" (Coleridge's 1825 lecture before Royal Society of Literature)

What Comes First?

XL-18 Lead (Common Cause)

What Comes Next?

XXXI-13 Lead

What Couldn't Happen-But Did

XXIV-13 Review

What Davidson Did

I-23 Editorial

What Defines Us as Human

XXX-6 Editorial

What Determines Our Decisions?

XL-5 Lead (The Good Life)

What Do I Do Monday? -- John Holt (Dutton, $6.95)

XXIII-46 Quoted in Children, "A Trouble with Schools"

XXIV-41 Lilian Weber's review of in Aug. 21 Saturday Review quoted in Children, "For the Library"

XXXI-11 Quoted in Children, "Numbers Are Like Maps"

What Do I Fear? Myself?

XXXVI-10 Lead (metaphysical structures for the future)

What Do People Learn From?

XV-7 Editorial

What Do People Think?

II-47 Lead

What Do We Do With Our Pain?

XLI-14 Editorial

What Do We Know?

XL-50 Review (Roszak)

What Do We Use for Lifeboats When the Ship Goes Down? (Harper paperback, made of contents of Observations from the Treadmill)

XXIX-15 Interview with John Todd quoted in Children, "Tomorrow's Schools?"

XXIX-19 Interviews and discussions of work of Robert Reines, John Todd, Ian McHarg, Paolo Soleri, Richard Saul Wurman, quoted in Review, "Lifeboats or Arks"

XXX-21 John Todd quoted from in Lead, "Science for Tomorrow"

XXXVI-48 Quoted in Lead, "Healing Ourselves"

XL-14 Quoted re purposes of New Alchemy in "Analysis and Synthesis"

What Do You Say About Steinbeck?

VII-45 Review-Sweet Thursday

What Do You Think? -- Anna Pettit Broomel (Harper, 1950)

IV-45 Discussed in Children

What Does America Fear? -- Carey McWilliams

I-22 UN World, May 1948, article discussed

What Does a Man Do?

XXI-20 Editorial

What Does "Natural" Mean?

XIII-24 Frontiers

What Does Our Society Need Most?

XXXVIII-5 Editorial (innovators and agents of change)

What Does Society Value?

XXIX-40 Review

What Does Vinoba Preach?

XV-18 Frontiers article by Noshir Bilpodiwala

What Else Can They Do?

XV-40 Editorial

What Europe Thinks About America - Devere Allen

I-22 Reference in this Human Affairs pamphlet to fear of Americans

What Happened at Chernobyl

XL-25-34 Frontiers

What Happened in Fifty Years?

XXII-48 Editorial

What Happened in Kerala

XII-37 Editorial

What Happens at Synanon

XV-44 Editorial

What Happens to Religion

XXXIII-3 Editorial

What Has Become of the Men?

XXXIII-9 Frontiers

What Has Become of the Stories?

XXXI-46 Review

What Has Been Forgotten?

XXVIII-7 Frontiers

What Has Gandhi To Say To Us?

XXII-20 Lead

What Have We Done?

XII-42 Lead

What Holds the World Together?

II-35 Lead

What I'm Doing Is Not Quite Right

XXXVII-5 Lead (conscience)

What India Can Teach Us - Max Muller

XXXIII-2 Quoted the Laws of Manu, discussed in Lead, "The Ground of Judgment"

What, If Not a Miracle?

XXXI-19 Lead

What Is an Artist? -- Robet Jay Wolff

XXIII-1 Frontiers

What Is Art?

X-20 Frontiers

What Is Art? -- Leo Tolstoy

XXI-21 Lafcadio Hearn's comments on quoted in Lead, "The Mixed Blessings of Sophistication"

XXII-32 Lafcadio Hearn's comments on quoted from Talks to Writers in Lead, "The Price of Submission"

XXVIII-44 Hearn's comments on quoted in Review, "The Uses of Criticism"

XXXI-40 Lafcadio Hearn's lecture on quoted in Children, "An Old Exploration"

XXXII-25 Essay on by Lafcadio Hearn quoted in Lead, "Tolstoy's Theory of Knowledge"

What Individuals Can Do

XXX-3 Review (Food First, agriculture)

What Is a Bioregion?

XXXVI-49 Frontiers

What Is a Free Society? -- Robert J. Blakely

VIII-40 Lead; Editorial, "The Great Books"

What Is a Germ?

II-24 Frontiers

What Is a Good Book?

XXIII-19 Lead

What Is a Good Book?

XXX-47 Review

What Is a Man To Do?

XVII-23 Lead on legal violence; ref. Caryl Chessman, quotes A Bar of Shadow, Pilate's Question

What Is a "Reasonable" Protest?

XIX-4 Lead

What Is a Work of Art? -- Robert Jay Wolff

XXII-38 Frontiers (first appeared in Arts and Architecture, 19489)

What Is an Organism?

III-8 Frontiers

What Is and What Might Be

XXI-1 Review

XXX-10 Editorial

XXXVIII-13 Editorial

What Is Architecture?

I-32 Review-Kindergarten Chats, Louis I. Sullivan

What Is Buddhism?

VIII-39 Frontiers, Eastern World article by Prime Minister U Nu of Burma discussed

What is "Channeling"?

XLI-50 Review (John Klimo's book)

What Is Character?

XXVIII-26-35 Editorial

XL-36 Editorial

What Is "Conversion"?

I-6 Frontiers

What Is Demonstrable?

XIII-47 Editorial

What Is Design? -- Paul Jacques Grillo

XIX-34 Quoted in Frontiers, "A Ramble on Education"

What is Good for Human Beings?

XL-52 Harper's symposium on latest technology in medicine

What Is Good for Man

XII-23 Lead

XII-36 Letter from Austin Meissner in answer to quoted in Frontiers, "Miscellany"

What Is Happening In India?

V-19 Lead

What Is Happening to Man?

IX-33 Lead

What Is Humanism?

XXXIII-5 Lead-essay, "Buddha and the Occident," by Irving Babbitt, published with his translation of Dhammapada (Oxford University Press, 1936)

What Is It To Know?

XXX-37 Lead

What Is Knowledge?

XV-41 Lead

What Is "Liberal"?

II-15 Editorial

III-22 Frontiers

What Is Life? -- Erwin Schrodinger (Anchor, 1956, Macmillan, 1946, Cambridge University Press, 1945)

I-9 Quoted in Review, "The Green Kingdom"

II-12 Brief reference to in Lead, "Credible Religion"

XII-12 Anchor edition reviewed, "'Sutras' of a Physicist"

XXIV-2 Discussed and quoted in Frontiers, "A Scientist on Science"

XXIX-26 Quoted in Lead, "Kinds of Objectivity"

XXIX-35 Quoted in Lead, "The Origin of Religion"

XXXV-51 Quoted in Children, "What Is the Matter?"

XXXVIII-8 Discussed briefly in Review, "A Desirable Synthesis"

What Is Man? -- Kathleen Raine (Golgonooza Press, Cambridge Dr. Ipswich, England, 1980)

XXXIII-37 Quoted and discussed in Review, "An Emerging Theme"

What Is Man?

XXXII-9 Editorial

What Is Man? -- Edward Small (Staten Island, NY)

XIII-9 Lead

What Is Man For?

XXI-26 Editorial

What Is Materialism?

XV-20 Lead

VIII-26 Editorial

XXXVIII-22 Lead

What Is Missing?

XV-51 Editorial

What Is Morality?

VIII-26 Editorial

XXXVIII-22 Lead

What Is "Morality"?

XXIX-1 Lead

What Is "Natural" for Humans?

XXXIV-5 Editorial

What Is Obscenity?

IX-13 Review

What Is the Peace Movement?

XXII-47 Frontiers

What Is Philosophy? -- Ortega y Gasset (Trans. by Mildred Adams, Norton paperback)

XX-33 Quoted in Review, "Ortega y Gasset"

XXVI-40 Quoted in Lead, "A Rare Instruction"

What Is Progressive Education? -- Carleton Washburne (John Day, 1952)

VI-10 Discussed in Children

What Is Psychology?

XV-14 Frontiers-letter by Ron Galbavy to teacher of psychology

What is "Psychotherapy"?

XVIII-45 Frontiers

What Is Really Going On?

XX-49 Review

What Is Really Wrong

XXXVIII-18 Editorial (In the Name of Progress)

What Is Religion? -- Leo Tolstoy

XV-49 Quoted in Lead, "The Religious Question"

XV-51 Briefly quoted in Lead, "Politics, Religion, and the Agnostic Spirit"

What Is Safe Enough?

XLI-10 Editorial (Chernobyl)

What Is Sovereign?

XV-39 Editorial

What Is the Challenge of Cybernation?

XVII-48 Frontiers

What is the Good Life?

VIII-6 Review-Scott Nearing's Man's Search for the Good Life

What Is the Good of History? -- edited by Michael Kammen-letters of Carl L. Becker (Cornell University Press, 1973, $12.50)

XXVII-36 Reviewed in "Distinguished Historian"

What Is the Individual?

XXIV-51 Review

What Is the Issue?

XII-36 Editorial

What Is the Project?

XIII-49 Frontiers

What Is the Stuff of History?

XXIII-21 Lead

What Is the Treatment?

IV-12 Lead

What Is to Come?

XLI-3 Lead

What Is Truth?

V-53 Editorial

XVI-45 Lead

What Is Virtue? -- David N. Newhall

XII-9 Lead

What John Muir Has to Teach

XXXVIII-24 Review (The Pathless Way)

What Keeps Us Healthy

XXXVI-9 Frontiers (Letter from Dr. Dormaar)

What Kids Can Do - National Commission on Resources for Youth

XXVII-52 Quoted in Children, "Schools and Projects"

What Kind of Education?

XVIII-33 Frontiers-W. H. Ferry address before California Junior College Association

What Kind of "Emergency"?

VIII-28 Editorial

What Kind of People?

IV-4 Editorial

What Kind of Revolution?

XXIV-9 Lead

What Lies Ahead

XXXIX-1 Review (Warren Johnson)

What Lives?

VI-27 Frontiers

What Makes a Scientist?

XXXVII-44 Lead (Chargaff)

What Makes for Peace?

XVIII-3 Editorial

XXXV-15 Frontiers

What Man Has Thought of Man

I-29 Lead-early history of California

What May Happen to Science

XL-1 Lead (misuse of science)

What Measures "Progress"?

XXIII-38 Editorial

What Must I Do to Get There?

XXXIII-48 Editorial

What Must We Renew?

XIX-13 Editorial

What Needs To Be Done?

XXX-18 Lead

What Opens Minds?

XXIV-9 Editorial

What Our Founders Believed

XLI-43 Review (In God We Trust - Cousins)

What Paper Do You Read?

VI-37 Frontiers-about Rosenbergs-Heinz Kraschutzki

What Perspectives Are "New"?

XVII-7 Frontiers

What Piecework Does

XL-44 Frontiers

What Price Christianity? Mrs. R. E. Texier

XII-6 Frontiers

XII-17 Answered by another reader in Review, "Christian Self-Criticism"

What Price "Communications"?

XXII-50 Lead

What Price Compassion?

X-20 Review

What Price for Peace?

XVI-5 Lead - W. H . Ferry

What Price Ideology?

XXVII-45 Review

What Price Transition?

XXXII-15 Frontiers

What Psychic Research Has Found Out

VI-11 Frontiers

What Really Works

XXII-37 Editorial

What Responsibility Teaches

XXXIX-4 Editorial (non-violent activists)

What Schumacher Was Talking About

XXXIV-3 Editorial

What "Science" Says

X-32 Editorial

What Serves "Philosophy"?

XXVII-17 Review

What Shall We Do Then? -- Leo Tolstoy

XXIV-35 Quoted in Editorial, "Lives of Great Men..."

What Shall We do With Our Lives?

XXI-49 Lead

What Shall We Learn to Praise?

XXVII-24 Lead

What Shall We Tell the Children? -- Priscilla Robertson

V-41 Discussed this Harper's article in Children

What Should a Man Do?

XI-46 Editorial-listener-sponsored radio

What Should We Expect?

XXXII-15 Editorial

What Should We Say?

XXXVII-20 Editorial (what can we say that would actually do some good?)

What Society Needs

XXVI-49 Lead

What Sort of Awakening?

XXVII-44 Lead

What Sort of "Elite"?

VI-7 Editorial

What Stands in the Way?

XXIX-7 Lead

What the Davids Are Doing

XXXII-9 Frontiers

What the Future Will Require

XXVII-51 Editorial

What the Nuclear Weapons Do

XI-32 Frontiers by J. B. Priestley

What the Papagos Can Teach Us

XXXV-37 Review (The Desert Smells Like Rain)

What the Railroads Will Bring Us - Henry George

II-27 Printed by Overland Monthly, it anticipated themes of Progress and Poverty

What the War Cost - C. Hartley Grattan

II-18 Review of Harper's, April 1949 article

What "The World Wants"

XXXVI-12 Editorial

What Then Is the American, This New Man?

XXXVI-48 Essay by Arthur M. Schlesinger quoted in Frontiers, "The Community Land Trust"

What They Have to Show for It

XXXII-38 Frontiers

What "Thinking People" Think

XXVIII-39 Lead

What Time Is It?

XXVIII-22 Frontiers-reprinted from Sept. 1974 Ajoblanco

What To Do. . .

XIII-31 Lead

What To Do About "Names"?

XI-1 Frontiers

What To Do About Unemployment

XXXVIII-5 Frontiers

What To Do Next?

XXVII-16 Editorial

What We Are Learning at Sea

XL-40 Review

What We Can Do

XXXI-11 Editorial

What We Can Learn From

XLI-45 Editorial (Costa Rica)

What We Lack

XXXVI-4 Editorial (Jonas and Peter Salk paper- UNESCO)

What We Must Know About Communism - Harry and Bonaro Overstreet (Norton, 1958)

XII-23 Quoted in Review, "Intelligent 'Anti- Communism'"

What We Need Most

XI-20 Editorial

What We Really Need

XXXVI-50 Editorial (on Coperthwaite)

What We Should Do

XXXI-8 Editorial

What Will God Do?

XIII-23 Editorial

What Will It Take to Prevent Nuclear War? -Pat Farren, ed., (Schenkman, 331 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass 02138, 1983)

XXXVII-19 Reviewed, quoted Howard Zinn, Karl Hess, Pat Farren in Review, "A Little List"; also Willis Harman, Carl Oglesby

What Will People Do?

XIII-23 Lead

What Will People Say?

VIII-24 Frontiers-answer to Mrs. Herbert Adam

What Will Shape the Future?

XXVIII-38 Review

What Would Be Better?

XXXVI-45 Lead (Montaigne)

What Would They Do Today?

II-33 Editorial-how would Jefferson, Paine, Lincoln, George, Debs act today?

What Would They Do Today?

XXXVII-46 Review

What's At the Other End?

XVIII-28 Editorial

What's Happening to American English? -- Arn and Charlene Tibbetts (Scribner's 1978, $8.95)

XXXIII-24 Discussed, quoted in Children, "Letting Off Steam"

What's It All About and What Am I? -- Richard B. Gregg (Navajivan Trust, Ahmedabad 14, India)

XX-50 Quoted in Review, "What Am I?"

What's Missing in McLuhan?

XX-23 Review

What's New (Abbott Laboratories House Organ, No. 215)

XIII-20 Paper "The Significance of the Individual" by Margaret Mead quoted in Editorial, "Our Enemies' Keepers?"

What's Wrong, What May Be Right

XXXVI-41 Review

What's Wrong with Dualism?

VII-33 Editorial

What's Wrong with Morality?

X-49 Review-Beyond Freud, Camilla M. Anderson

What's Wrong with Adam Smith?

XXXIV-23 Editorial

Wheel of Health, The - G. T. Wrench (Schocken paperback, $1.75)

XXVI-8 Discussed, quoted in Review, "More on the Hunzas"

Wheel of the Law, The - Henry Alabaster

XI-36 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Record of Buddhism"

Wheeler, Douglas P.

XXXIV-49 Quoted from Sierra Club Engagement Calendar 1987 in "Reality versus Romance"

Wheeler, Harvey

XIV-39 Wrote Frontiers, "Eichmann and Totalitarianism"

XV-29 His article, "The Politics of Eulogy" quoted from Nation in Lead, "The Image of the Hero"

XIX-38 His paper for Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions quoted in Lead, "The Search for a 'Limit'"

XIX-43 His paper, "The Rise and Fall of Liberal Democracy," quoted in Lead, "A Crucial Distinction"

XXI-29 Quoted from Saturday Review in Lead, "Community Versus Doctrine"

Wheeler, Jerry

XIV-41 Wrote Frontiers, "In the Pima County Jail"

XV-7 His "Personal Notes" quoted in Children, "Acts for Peace"

Wheeler, John

XXIX-40 Quoted from Nature of Scientific Discovery in Lead, "Science and Consciousness"

Wheeler, Keith

XV-7 His novel, Peaceable Lane quoted in Review, "An Unusual Movie and a Good-Try Book"

Wheeler, Ruth

XXXII-9 Her article "What Is Self-Sufficiency?" quoted from Sept/Oct 1978 issue of Resurgence in Frontiers, "Two Reality Testers"

Wheeler, Prof Raymond H. (University of Kansas)

II-5 Gestalt psychologist who investigated climatic causation of historical events- 1980s should be time of energetic building, social vision, creativity-Frontiers, "Is History 'Organic'?"

V-37 Quoted from above in Frontiers, "Questions for Libertarians"

Wheelis, Dr. Allen

XIII-12 His The Quest for Identity discussed in Children, "Goodbye to Mama"

XV-42 His novel, The Seeker, quoted in Review, same title

XVIII-15 Quoted, July 1963 Commentary in Review, "To Be a God"

XXVIII-8 Quoted his The Moralist in Lead, "A Course We Cannot Foresee"

XXVIII-24 His two paperbacks, The End of the Modern Age and The Illusionless Man, mentioned, discussed in Children, "...Anon Saves, Anon Damns"

XXX-14 Walt Anderson's quote from Wheelis' The End of the Modern Age quoted from A Place of Power in Review, "Getting to Know Better"

Wheelock, Eleazar (c. 1755)

XXXIX-11 Story of his founding Dartmouth in Lead, "Morality Is Practical"

Wheelright's Shop, The - George Sturt

XX-35 Quoted in Review, "Neglected Delicacies"

Whelton, Clark

XXV-38 His story of how Jane Jacobs came to write The Death and Life of Great American Cities quoted from July 26 Village Voice in Frontiers, "Critics and Defenders of Cities"

When Abstractions Threaten

XIX-40 Editorial

When Communities Are In Place

XXXVI-20 Frontiers (by N. B. Dormaar, M.D.)

When Children Ask - Marguerite H. Bro (Harper, 1940)

V-17 Reviewed in Children

When Guesses are Important

IV-38 Editorial

When Idealism Fails

XXI-47 Editorial

When Is Man 'Free'? -- Raymond J. Py, M.D.

XVIII-50 Frontiers

When No News Is Good News

XXIX-45 Frontiers

When Patience Is Not a Virtue

V-37 Lead

When Publishers Get Together

XV-21 Editorial

When Silence is "News"

XII-4 Editorial-Doctor Zhivago, Pasternak

When the Legends Die - Hal Borland

XVI-38 Quoted in Review, "The Indian Within Us"

When the Rain Clouds Gather - Bessie Head (Simon & Schuster, 1968, and Bantam)

XXIII-20 Discussed, quoted in Review, "African Tale"

When You Reflect

XII-7 Editorial-re conference of Philoso-East and West group

Whence Creativity?

XXIV-18 Editorial

Where Angels Dared to Tread - V. F. Calverton

II-25 Reference to in Children-discussion of utopian experiments in the United States

II-43 Brief reference to in Review of Henri Lasserre book

Where Are You, Diogenes?

XV-37 Review

Where Be I?

XIV-44 Lead-Anna Vakar

Where Conservation Should Begin

XXIV-48 Frontiers

Where Criticism Is Needed

XXXIII-40 Editorial

Where Did You Go?. . . Out - Robert Paul Smith

XI-19 Reference to in Children

XI-32 Reviewed in Children

Where Do You Begin?

XVII-12 Editorial

Where Does Intelligence Come From?

XXIX-39 Review

Where Does Mankind Go From Here? -- Mariano Pic-n-Sales (head of Permanent Delegation)

XIII-4 Lead-reprinted from Nov. 1959 issue of Americas

Where Does Your Water Come From?

XXXV-15 Editorial

Where Have All the Folk Songs Gone?

XXXVI-42 Frontiers (folk lore and arts)

Where Have All the Publishers Gone? -- Celeste West

XXXV-11 Article in North Country Anvil, Dec/Jan 1982, quoted in Frontiers, "Corpses of Meaning"

Where He Stands

XXII-37 Lead

Where Howard da Silva Stands

IV-22 Frontiers-his statement re liberty

Where Is Evolution Going?

XXXV-24 Lead by Theodore Roszak

Where Is Science Going - Max Planck (1932)

I-2 Frontiers

Where Is the Dragon?

XVII-45 Editorial

Where Is the Enemy?

XII-6 Lead

Where Is the Treasure?

XXIII-4 Frontiers

Where Morality Begins

XVIII-1 Frontiers

Where Reform Should Begin

XXIV-45 Frontiers

Where Responsibility Lies

XXXVIII-13 Lead

XL-52 Editorial (Natural Disasters-Acts of God or Acts of Man)

Where the Chill Came From - Howard Norman

XXXV-23 Quoted, discussed in Review, "Trips to Faraway"

Where the Initiative Lies

XXI-27 Review

Where the Law Ends - Christopher Stone (Harper & Row, $12.95)

XXIX-5 Discussed in Frontiers, "Before and Beyond the Law"

Where the Wasteland Ends - Theodore Roszak

XXV-38 Passage in quoted from August San Francisco Fault in Lead, "Birth Pains"

XXV-42 Quoted in Editorial, "Finding 'Alternative Realities'"

XXV-44 Quoted in Lead, "A Shadowy Frontier"

XXV-50 Quoted in Lead, "At the Edge of Tomorrow"

XXV-51 Quoted in Lead, "Science and Myth"

XXVI-2 Quoted in Lead, "Some Ancient Echoes"

XXVII-45 Quoted in Children, "The Romantic Poets"

Where We Are Now

XVII-44 Lead

Where Wealth Accumulates

XV-5 Lead

Where the Wile Thyme Grows

XXI-37 Frontiers

Where "Withering" Takes Place

XXXIII-13 Editorial

Whereby We Thrive- A History of American Farming - John JT. Schlebecker (1607-1972) (Iowa State University Press, 1975, $12.95)

XXXI-2 Reviewed in "Random Notes on Farming"

Which "Nature" Knows Best?

XXVII-23 Editorial

Whimbey, Arthur (Author of Intelligence Can Be Taught)

XXXIII-46 His article on IQ Tests in Psychology Today, Jan. 1976, quoted in Children, "One Cheer for IQ Tests"

Which Things Are True?

XVII-24 Lead, "The Triple Revolution" ref. To The Next America, Pilate's Question, Post- Historic Man

Which Way Lies Hope? -- Richard B. Gregg

VII-38 Discussed in Lead, "The New Economic Analysis"

Whimbey, Arthur

XXXIII-46 His article on IQ tests in Psychology Today, Jan. 1976, quoted in Children, "One Cheer for IQ Tests"

Whipping Boy, The - S. E. Pfoutz

XI-5 Discussed and reviewed in Review, "Basic Criticism in Novels"

Whipple, Rev. H. B. (Bishop of Minnesota)

I-35 Reply he got from Secretary Stanton when he complained about treatment of Indians- Frontiers, "A Billion Acres"

Whitaker, Ben

XXVI-15 Book he edited, The Fourth World-Victims of Group Oppression, discussed, quoted in Review, "Facts About Minorities"

Whitcombe, Harry J.

XII-15 His Bees Are My Business reviewed in "The Golden Horde"

White, Andrew D. (19th century American historian-first president of Cornell)

I-12 His History of the Warfare of Science with Theology doesn't suggest that men need a personal God

II-2 Reference to above work in Review, "Men of Stable Mind"

VI-25 Ref. to in Lead, "A Dubious Unity"

IX-11 Ref. to above work in Editorial, "Religion in an Age of Science"

XXXVI-37 Quoted his Menard Press pamphlet The Terror of Balance in Frontiers, "Five Against War"

White, E. B.

III-13 Reference to his New Yorker, Feb . 25, 1950 story, "The Morning of the Day They Did It," in Lead, "Our Frightened Utopians"

X-27 His Charlotte's Web reviewed in Children, "Reading Suggestions for Children"

XIII-29 Quoted from New Yorker, June 18, in Editorial, "Something Good Happening"

White, George Abbot

XXXV-24 Editor of Simone Weil-Interpretations of a Life quoted his introduction, in Review, "Simone Weil"

White, James Boyd

XL-16 From Michigan Law Review, June 1986 (the college of order)-Editorial, "Return to Civilization"

White, L. L.

IX-24 Quoted from Arts and Architecture, "Some Thoughts on the design of Nature and Their Implication for Education" in Frontiers, "The Design of Nature"

White, Prof. Leslie A.

I-13 "Man's Control Over Civilization" quoted. Man, according to White, hasn't any, Scientific Monthly, March 1948

White, Lynn (President of Mills College)

III-41 Reference to his Educating Our Daughters and quote from in Review, "The Things That Make for Peace"

III-45 Quoted from and discussion of above in Children

IV-4 Reference to in Children

IV-37 Long quote from Educating Our Daughters in Frontiers, "The New-Old Education"

XIII-7 Her "The Dowager's Dilemma" quoted in Children, "Old Folks Not at Home"

XIV-35 Educating Our Daughters quoted briefly in Children, "If Only Marriage-Why College?"

XL-20 Machina Ex Deo re pagan animism and our exploitation of nature in Lead, "Tomorrow's History"

White, Prof. Lynn Jr.

XX-21 Quoted, March 10, 1967 Science on "the problem of ecologic backlash" in Frontiers, "An Exploiters' Creed?" (foul its nest)

XXI-49 His paper quoted from Science, March 10, 1967 in Lead, "What Shall We Do With Our Lives?"

XXII-15 His paper (above) quoted in Review, "Only the Eskimos?"

XXII-45 Quoted his Machina Ex Deo in Review, "A Historian's Diagnosis"

XXIII-44 Machina Ex Deo mentioned in Frontiers, "A Science of Human Well-Being"

XXV-16 Quoted, Winter 1972 Journal of Balisdell Institute in Review, "Man and Myth"

XXVII-25 Quoted paper, "Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis" in Frontiers, "New and Old Critiques of Orthodoxy"

XXXIII-13 Quoted his article in first issue of Science 80 in Frontiers, "Science Reconsidered"

XXXVI-46 Quoted Machina Ex Deo in Lead, "A Natural Religion"

XXXVI-48 Quoted from "The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis" in Lead, "Healing Ourselves"

XXXVII-12 Brief quote from 1968 warning on consumption of fossil fuels and atmosphere of Globe in Frontiers, "Rampant Pollution"

XXXIII-13 Quoted his article in Science 80 in Frontiers, "Science Reconsidered"

XXXVI-1 Quoted Machina Ex Deo in Lead, "Thread of Self-Knowledge"

White, Dr. Ralph K.

XV-27 Summary of his address before American Psychological Association quoted from Sept. 5, 1961 NY Times in Review, "Does Deterrence Deter?"

White, Richard Grant

VIII-28 Quoted by Kathryn McEuen in "Military Phraseology in Presidential Campaign" in Frontiers, "'Pacifist' Footnotes"

White, Steward Edward

I-37 Reference to his Betty Books and The Unobstructed Universe (1940)

XXV-8 Different Readings"

White, T. H.

XXX-39 Closing passages of his The Once and Future King quoted from Harper's, Sept., in Editorial, "In Order to be Human"

White, Walter

I-45 His A Man Called White referred to in "Milestones"

V-48 Reference to Look article in Review, "Racism's Slow Retreat"

White, William (New Republic correspondent)

X-19 Quoted re censorship in Review, "Philosophy and Censorship"

XII-28 Quoted in Review, "Old Army Fades Away"

White, William Allen

XXXVII-44 Quoted his Emporia Gazette, Dec. 10, 1941 on Jeanette Rankin from the Friends Journal, June 1983 in Frontiers, "A Better Way"

XXXVII-48 Quoted from Emporia Gazette on Looking Backward in Lead, "Is Peace 'Utopian'?"

White Collar- The American Middle Classes - C. Wright Mills

V-7 Quoted, Dwight Macdonald review of in Frontiers, "The Age of Indifference"

X-7 Quoted in Lead, "The Number One Question"

XVIII-21 Quoted in Lead, "The Failing Dreams"

XXIV-6 Quoted in Frontiers, "No Longer Hidden Wound"

XXIV-17 Quoted in Lead, "Utopian Proposal"

White Goats and Black Bees - Donald Grant (Doubleday, 1974)

XXVIII-10 Quoted in Children, "All In One Day"

White House Conference on Education

IX-20 Review

White Hunter, Black Hart - Peter Viertel

VII-52 Brief review in "Notes on Novels"

White Man's Burden

III-48 Editorial on American Indians

White Settlers and Native Peoples - Dr. Grenfell Price

IV-6 Reference to in Letter from England

White Shadows - Guy Nunn

II-10 Reviewed in Lead, "Books and Morals"

White Shirts, The - Ellen Field (Paperback)

XVIII-9 Quoted in Editorial, "Report from a Hospital"

White Tower, The - James Ullman

I-2 Review

White Witch, The - Elizabeth Goude

XX-42 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Face of Violence"

Whitehead, Alfred North

I-36 Plato"

II-48 In 1936 predicted that European civilization was misnomer; center of gravity shifted to American shores-Frontiers, "Canon of Knowledge"

II-50 Unearthed phrase "climate of opinion" from Joseph Glanvill-Review, "Climate of Criticism"

III-1 Reference to his Function of Reason in Frontiers, "Psychology and Literature"

X-10 His The Aims of Education quoted in Children

XI-15 Quoted his writings on science and freedom in Lead, "Science and Human Freedom"

XII-42 Dialogues of A.N.W. quoted from in Frontiers, "The Soul's 'Enormous Claim'"

XII-51 Quoted in Lead, "The Roots of Value" by David H. Newhall

XVI-41 His essay, Nature and Life, quoted from in Lead, "Rationalism-Then and Now"

XVIII-15 Quoted from Sept. 1936 Atlantic in Lead, "The Changes for Utopia"

XXI-8 Quoted in Lead, "Philosopher of Science"

XXI-11 Briefly quote on Descartes in Lead, "A Plea for Modesty"

XXII-16 Briefly quoted from Nature and Life in Frontiers, "Religious Humanism"

XXIII-50 Quoted, Nature and Life in Lead, "Plateau of Understanding"

XXVII-13 Quoted, Nature and Life in Lead, "In Spite of His Defects"

XXVII-26-35 Quoted, Science and the Modern World in Lead, "Invitation to Learning"

XXVIII-12 Quoted, June 1936 Atlantic in Arthur Morgan's Lead, "Birth and Death of Human Cultures"

XXVIII-52 A Diagnosis"

XXIX-23 An Introduction to Mathematics quoted in Editorial, "On Teaching Mathematics"

XXIX-35 Above quoted in Children, "On Counting Practice"

XXXII-11 Quoted from Nature and Life in Lead, "The Open Present"

XXXIII-52 Quoted from Science and Philosophy in Children, "Some Useful Recollections"

XXXIV-8 Quoted Nature and Life (challenged Newtonian and psychological mechanism) in Lead, "Is 'Nature' Dual?"

XXXIV-9 Brief quote re science in Editorial, "Sine Qua Non"

XXXV-4 Discussed his Science and Philosophy, quoted in Editorial, "Fusion of Two Worlds"

XXXV-15 Quoted his "immortality" in Review (Weil) "Western Insight, Chinese Wisdom"

XXXVIII-41 Quoted Aims of Education in Children, "From Passion to Profession"

XL-8 From Nature and Life in Lead, "A Slow Recovery"

Whitehead, Jean

XXII-47 Quoted from Christian Science Monitor, April 26, 1969, in Children, "Ways of Learning"

Whitehead, Ron G.

VII-20 Reference to his World article, "The Future of Red China" in Lead, "Focus in Asia"

Whitehill, Joseph

XXII-36 His article in Summer American Scholar quoted in Frontiers, "Social Science Without Vengeance"

Whitehouse, Geoffrey

XII-7 Quoted from Here's Health magazine re growth of children's bodies out of proportion to mental and emotional growth in Children, "So Big-Too Big"

Whiteside Thomas

VIII-31 Reference to his The Relaxed Sell in Lead, "American Self-Criticism"

Whitefield, Malvin (Olympic track star)

VIII-9 Reference to his good will tour of the world in Frontiers, "Cultural Tensions"

Whither Freedom? -- Harry A. Wallenberg, Jr.

VII-31 Reference to in "Arts of Peace"

Whiter Liberal Education? -- Henry Winthrop

XX-19 Frontiers

Whitman, Ardis

VIII-27 Time review of her A New Image of Man quoted in Lead, "New Climate of Opinion"

Whitman, Howard

II-49 His Sept. 1949 Woman's Home Companion article, "Let's Stop Blaming Parents" discussed in Children

IV-19 II"

VII-8 His Collier's article, "The Struggle for Our Children's Minds"

VII-16 Reference to in Lead, "Fratricide Among Educators"

Whitman, Walt

I-23 Compared to Thomas Wolfe, he has enthusiasm for the meaning of life

I-34 Review-created new type of war literature, Specimen Days, quotation from V. S. Pritchett on

I-40 Reference to in "Guides for the Heaven- Bound"

II-16 His conception of love discussed in Children

III-52 Quote from his "To One Who Was Crucified" in Lead, "The Function of Religion"

V-22 Quoted at length in Lead, "Great Questions- VIII"

VI-16 "To One Who Was Crucified" quoted in Lead, "Culture and Human Greatness"

VII-5 Discussed in Editorial, "A Time of Waiting"

XI-18 The meaning of his poem To Him Who Was Crucified discussed in Frontiers, "'Total' Poetry"

XI-53 Jazz Canto (record) quoted from him, not too successfully-Frontiers, "Miscellany"

XIV-51 His "To Him Who Was Crucified" quoted in Lead, "The Question of 'Absolutes'"

XX-42 His 1883 address at celebration of founding of Santa Fe, N.M. quoted in Lead, "Toward an Unmanaged Future"

XXI-40 Quoted from "To Him That Was Crucified" in Lead, "The Shy Dignities"

XXII-42 Quoted in Children, "Accessible 'New' History"

XXIV-5 His poem on cities quoted in Lead, "The Human Imperative"

XXV-10 Kenneth Rexroth's discussion of and quote from taken from Sept. 6, 1966 Saturday Review and used in Children, "Tasks of Education"

XXVI-20 Quoted from Notes and Fragments in Lead, "The Terms of Self-Knowledge"

XXVI-26-35 Quoted from Democratic Vistas in Lead, "Communities of Tomorrow"

XXVI-42 Comments on quoted from Lewis Mumford's Interpretations and Forecasts in Review, "Out of Fifty Years"

XXVII-38 Quoted in Lead, "Unprogress Report"

XXVIII-43 "What is a man, anyhow?. . ." quoted in Lead, "The Resources of the Age"

XXVIII-52 Address to Jesus quoted in Editorial, "Seasonal Musing"

XXXI-8 Letter to friend quoted in Lead, "Line and Circle" also on crossing East River on a ferry

XXXI-15 John Updike's article on quoted from NY Review of Books (Feb. 9) in "Review of Review"

XXXIII-41 Quoted Specimen Days and discussed the writer in Lead, "A Moral to Recite"

XXXIV-5 Quoted from Years of the Modern in Children, written by Goddard, "Walt Whitman's Warning"

XXXIV-39 Quoted from "A Backward Glance" essay at close of Leaves of Grass in Editorial, "A Note on Walt Whitman"

XXXIV-50 Brief discussion of Leaves of Grass in Lead, "The Power by Which Men Live"

XXXV-16 Quoted his "We all labor together..." in Lead, "American Thinker"

XXXV-18 Quoted Leaves of Grass in Lead, "A Heritage of Metaphors"

XXXVII-26-35 Quoted "To Him Who Was Crucified" in Lead, "As It Were"

XXXVIII-26 Quoted re founding of Santa Fe from Vision of America in Children, "History and Ecology"

Whitman, Dr. Walter (Head of Chemistry at MIT)

VII-42 Quoted from Waldo Frank's discussion in Nation re Oppenheimer

Whitney, Phyllis

VI-17 Review of her Willow Hill in Children

VII-34 Review of her A Long Time Coming in Children

Whitney Foundation (plan for unretiring retired professors)

VII-52 Brief review of Time article on in Children

Whittaker, Edmund

III-7 Review of his Space and Spirit, "The Struggle with Mystery"

Whittaker, Thomas

XVII-26 His The Neoplatonists recommended in Frontiers, "Philosopher of The One", on The Essential Plotinus"

Whittmore, Reed

XXX-37 Quoted from July Harper's in Frontiers, "A Misbegotten-or Misdefined-Frontiers?"

Whitten, Greg

XXVIII-38 Quoted on life on Canadian farm in Review, "What Will Shape the Future?"

XXVIII-45 Wrote Frontiers, "How We Learned to Grow Grain"

Who Am I?

XII-49 Editorial

Who and What We Are

XXXIX-8 Lead (Paine)

Who Are the Civilized?

XXXIX-53 Frontiers (treatment of the Indians)

Who Are the Marxists?

III-51 Frontiers

Who Are the Myth-Makers?

XVIII-46 Editorial

Who Are the Reactionaries?

I-5 Lead-the reactionary is Satan of economic myth of salvation

Who Can Be Educated? -- Dr. Milton Schwebel (Grove Press, 1968)

XXVII-12 Quoted from on Piaget in Editorial, "Piaget's Contribution"

Who Can Go Home Again?

XXII-34 Review

Who Chooses Battlefields?

VIII-4 Editorial

Who Gets Ahead" - Christopher Jencks

XXXII-49 Quoted from Atlantic article, Oct. 1979, in Lead, "On Ways of Thinking"

Who Gets Sick - Blair Justice (Jeremy Tarcher, 1988)

XLI-37 Reviewed in "Inadequate Medical Theory"; also see Editorial

Who Has Done These Things?

XIV-5 Lead

Who Has the Right to Make War? -- John J. Abt (International Publishers, paperback, 95 cents)

XXIV-13 Mentioned in Frontiers, "Winds Out of Pandora's Box"

Who Helps the World?

XIII-43 Lead

Who Is Educated?

XXXVII-11 Editorial (the "poet's legislation")

Who Is Man? -- Dr. Abraham J. Heschel

XIX-21 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Philosophy for the Mature"

XLI-14 Quoted in Lead, "The Enigma of Being Human"

Who Is Our Editor?

XL-2 Review (Breaking Through)

Who Is Responsible?

XVI-4 Editorial

Who Is Responsible for Education?

XXV-8 Lead

Who Is the Successful Man?

XXII-20 Editorial

Who is This Coomaraswamy? -- edited and published by S. Durai Raja Singam, 1980

XXXIV-12 Briefly discussed and quoted in Review, "Religion of tomorrow" (House Seven, Sec. Eleven-three, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, has photos)

Who Is to Blame

XXXII-51 Editorial

Who Is "Wise"?

I-8 (Filler)

Who Killed the British Empire? -- George Woodcock

XXXIII-22 Brief quote from in Frontiers, "A Friendly Visitor"

Who's Killing the Church? -- Edited by Stephen C. Rose

XIX-19 Quoted in Editorial, "Blocked Communication; quoted in Frontiers, "The Anti-Clerical Clerics"

Who Knows Enough to Plan?

XXX-43 Frontiers

Who's Trying to Ruin Our Schools? -- Arthur D. Morse

IV-41 McCall's article, Sept. 1951, in Children

Who Live to Tell the Tale

VIII-5 Frontiers-Aneurin Bevan on Russia

Who Needed to Do Homework?

XXII-53 Editorial

Who or What Makes Meaning?

XL-8 Frontiers

Who Owns America? -- Walter J. Hickel

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

Who Runs Congress? -- Mark J. Green, James M. Fallows, David R. Zwick (Bantam & Grossman)

XXV-49 Quoted from in Review, "Amid the Encircling Gloom"

Who Runs the Schools?

VI-32 Editorial

Who Shapes Our Ends?

XIV-42 Editorial

Who Should Write History?

XXIV-17 Review

Who Speaks for Man?

XX-48 Lead

Who Thinks for Whom?

IX-3 Review

Who Wants Disarmament? -- Richard J. Barnet

XIII-51 Quoted in Lead, "Who Will Start Doing Better?"

Who Will Be In Charge?

XXXVIII-50 Frontiers (Frederick Turner)

Who Will Break the Rules?

XIII-32 Editorial

Who Will Persevere?

XVIII-8 Lead

Who Will Start Doing Better?

XIII-51 Lead

Whole Earth - published at 11 George Street, Brighton BN2 IRH, UK)

XXXI-45 Quoted Tony Benn, Horace Herring from in Frontiers, "Words from England"

Whole Earth Catalog - published twice a year, Box 428, Sausalito, CA 94966)

XXIII-7 Discussed, briefly quoted in Frontiers, "Legitimate Link with the Establishment"

XXXIX-42 Spring 1986 Gene Logsdon on the Amish- Frontiers, "How the Amish Do It"

XXXIX-52 Mark Sommer, Summer 1986, on Federalist Papers-Lead, "Outgrowing the War"

Whole Earth Epilog (Penguin, $4.00)

XXVIII-5 Prof. E. Phillip LeVeen quoted from in Frontiers, "Trends and Hopes"

Whole Earth Review

XXXVIII-21 Wendell Berry's March 1985 article on Edward Abbey quoted (Abbey's and his book discussed) in Children, "A Defense of Edward Abbey"

Whole Life of Self-Education, A

XXXIV-6 Frontiers

Whole Ocean Is Ours, The

XIII-10 Lead

Whole of the Argument

XXXVII-20 Lead (issues of our time-James B. Thompson, etc.)

Whole World Is Watching, The - Mark Gerzon (Viking Press, 1969, $6.95)

XXII-36 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Spokesman for Dissenting Youth"; quoted in Editorial, "Contradiction in Terms?"

Wholeness and the Implicate Order - David Bohm, Prof. theoretical physics (Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1982)

XXXV-38 Quoted in Lead, "The Drama of Restoration"

XXXV-39 Reviewed, quoted in "Tomorrow's Physics"

XXXVIII-21 Quoted in Lead, "From Science to Personal Knowledge"

Wholly Round - Rasa Gustaitis (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1973)

XXVI-20 Discussed, quoted in Review, "The Common Element in Change"

Whom Do You Trust?

XXX-16 Editorial

Whom Shall We Blame?

VII-40 Lead

Whorf, Benjamin Lee

XXII-28 His paper quoted from Language, Thought, and Reality in Lead, "Science in Transformation"

XXIV-41 Quoted in re Hopis from above in Lead, "Resonances of Mind"

XXXVIII-7 Quoted Language, Thoughts, and Reality (Hopi culture) in Review, "Appearance and Reality"

XLI-18 Quoted Language and Reality re thought and speech in Lead, "Changing Ways of Thinking"

Whose Honor, What Duty?

XII-18 Frontiers

Whose Tools Confine Us?

XIV-49 Lead

Whosoever Shall Lose His Life - William Mathes

XVI-41 Review

Why Are We So Anxious? -- Marc Chagall

XVIII-15 Frontiers

Why Aren't We All Geniuses?

XLI-40 Editorial (The Warriors, J. Glenn Gray)

Why Be Good?

XXXIX-52 Editorial (Quentin Lauer, of Fordham)

Why Couldn't He "Do Otherwise"?

XIV-4 Editorial

Why Did It Happen This Way?

XIII-44 Frontiers

Why Did They Kill? -- John Bartlow Martin

VI-38 Discussed in Children

Why Do We Forget What We Know?

XX-48 Editorial

Why Don't They Shoot? -- Brigadier Gen. S. L. A. Marshall

VIII-12 Colliers article quoted in Frontiers, "Some Perspectives on War"

Why Don't We Learn from History? -- B. H. Liddell (Hart, 1944 P.E.N.)

I-20 Reviewed

VI-43 Quoted in Frontiers, "Psychiatrists Replace 'Intellectuals'"

XXXIV-10 Long discussion of author and his book re learning from history in Review, "Action or Growth?"

XXXVII-38 Quoted in Review, "A Socratic Inquiry"

"Why" for Existence, The

XXIII-11 Lead

Why Get Well

I-1 Frontiers, sub-section

Why Have We Begun?

XXX-26 Lead

Why I Know There Is a God - Fulton Oursler

VII-43 Frontiers, "In God's Name" reviews

Why Is There No Voltaire?

XXI-31 Frontiers

Why Johnny Can't Read - Rudolf Flesch

VIII-36 Reference to in Children

Why Los Angeles Is So Big

XXXVI-1 Review-Water and Power-The Conflict Over Los Angeles' Water Supply in the Owens Valley

Why Men Strike

I-27 Lead-Continuation on DiGiorgio story

I-31 Reader's comment on discussed in Editorial, "Correspondence"

Why My Brother Died - Ralph S. Pomeroy

XXI-20 Frontiers

Why Not Learn "the Good Things"?

XXI-16 Frontiers

Why People Change - Ian Stevenson

VII-38 Reviewed Harper's article, "Ethical Dynamics-A New-Old View"

Why Reason Fails

XXII-11 Editorial

Why Should We Do It?

XXVII-40 Editorial

Why So Much Psychiatry?

VI-21 Frontiers

Why Synanon Works

XVII-25 Editorial

Why the Private School? -- Allan Heely

VI-7 Quoted in Children

Why They Behave Like Russians - John Fischer (Harper, 1946)

III-49 Reviewed - "On the Side of the Devil"

Why Utopias Fail

XXXIV-16 Title of chapter from Nowhere Is Somewhere, quoted in Lead, "The Gyroscope of Life"

Why War?

IV-52 Frontiers

XXXIII-37 Editorial

Why We Believe

XIII-50 Lead

Why We Buy Armaments

XXXI-38 Frontiers

Why We Burnt the Bombing School - address by Saunders Lewis at trial

XII-37 Quoted in Frontiers, "The New People?"

Why Work? -- edited by Vernon Richards (Freedom Press, London, 1983)

XXXVII-2 Arguments for the Leisure Society)

Whyte, Eve (Widow of Lancelot Law Whyte)

XXVII-48 Quoted from her Foreword to The Universe of Experience in Review, "Tomorrow's Science?"

Whyte, Lancelot Law (English author of The Next Development In Man)

II-48 Discussion of pamphlet on two basic modes of human thought (Atomic and Pattern methods) in Frontiers, "Canon of Knowledge"-Whyte calls for an "elegant mode of thought" to establish a new "canon of ordered knowledge"

XXI-1 Quoted his Internal Factors in Evolution in Lead, "A Matter of Elevation"

XXI-3 Watson Thomas quote of in Turning Into Tomorrow given in Editorial, "Beyond Compromise"

XXI-4 Quoted The Next Development in Man in Lead, "The General Art"

XXI-11 Quote from his The Unconscious Before Freud in Lead, "A Plea for Modesty"

XXIII-40 Mention of his the Unconscious Before Freud in Frontiers, "An 'Ancestor' of Humanistic Psychology"

XXIV-10 Ronald G. Jones paper quoted from Hierarchical Structures which he co-edited with Albert and Donna Wilson, in Lead, "Processes of Change"

XXIV-23 Quoted from March 1971 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and Winter 1970-71 Hudson Review in Lead, "Rebirth of Science?"

XXIV-45 Quoted from May 18, 1968 Saturday Review in Lead, "The Meaning of Form"

XXVII-48 His The Universe of Experience reviewed in "Tomorrow's Science"

XXVIII-2 Briefly quoted from Universe of Experience in Lead, "A Level of Inquiry"

XXVIII-25 Theodore Roszak's review-essay of Universe of Experience reprinted from Feb. 22 Nation as Lead/Frontiers, "The Rehabilitation of Natural Philosophy"

XXXIV-42 Quoted from Hierarchical Structures (his historical sketch) in Lead, "The Concourse of Hierarchies"

Whyte, Lynn Jr.

XXXII-42 Quoted his paper in Science (Mar. 10, 1967) in Lead, "Things Are Different Now"

Whyte, William H. Jr.

VIII-31 Quoted his Is Anybody Listening? in Lead, "American Self-Criticism"

X-7 His The Organization Man reviewed in Harper's discussed in Lead, "The Number One Question"

XLI-41 His "The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis" from Crisis in Lead, "How Responsibility is Developed"

Wibberley, Leonard

XXV-49 His book, Ah Julian! discussed in Children, "Two Books"

Wicken, A. J.

VIII-35 Won New Statesman and Nation Prize on "Faith and Reason"-Lead, "The Big Shuffle"

Wickenden, Leonard

X-4 His Our Daily Poison mentioned in Editorial, "A Major Efficiency"; his book reviewed, "Things Practically Nobody Knows"

XXI-20 Dr. Jonathan Forman's introduction to Our Daily Poison quoted in Lead, "the Failure of the Specialists"

Wicker, Roger

XXVI-8 His discussion of Black Mountain College quoted from Dec. 1972 San Francisco Book Review in Children, "Past Achievement and Good Signs"

Wickes, Frances G.

XVII-18 The Inner World of Man quoted in Lead, "An Essential Paradox"

Wide, Unopened Spaces

XXVI-44 Lead

Widmark, Richard (actor)

III-52 Mentioned in Review of film, "No Way Out"

Widmer, Kingsley

XXIII-1 Quoted from Anarchy 104 in Review, "Humanist Themes"

Wiechert, Ernst

I-26 Reviewed his Forest of the Dead in Editorial (NY, 1947)

I-33 Editorial mention in "Afterthoughts," quotation about from MANAS correspondent

Wieck, David

VII-46 Quoted from Resistance in Frontiers, "The Anarchist Contribution"

Wiegand, William

XI-12 V"

XI-15 VIII" in comparing Salinger to F. Scott Fitzgerald

Wieman, Henry Nelson

XVI-50 His Man's Ultimate Commitment quoted in Lead, "Problems of the Proprietors"

Wiener, Prof. Norbert (Mathematician) (Cybernetics fame)

I-7 Denied aircraft corporation access to his research on guided missiles. Would not allow irresponsible militarists to have his material-Lead, "The Real Issue"

II-22 Editorial, "Thinking Machine" about his book Cybernetics and his machine for solving partial differential equations. Also quoted from Jan. 1946 Atlantic letter to scientific colleague refusing data relative to guided missiles.

II-41 Reference to his super-calculator in Lead, "Our Lost Innocence"

VII-8 Reference to in "The Arts of Peace"

IX-12 Quoted in Lead, "The Responsibility of the Scientists"; quoted from autobiography, I Am a Mathematician

XXXIV-38 Mentioned, quoted re guided missiles in Lead, "A Preface to Scientific Literacy"

Wiener, Peter F.

IV-51 Quoted in Children, from New York Herald Tribune

Wiener, Dr. Philip

VIII-38 Reference to his Evolution and the Founders of Pragmatism in Review, "Notes on Religion"

Wienpahl, Paul

III-23 Lead by him "After the U.C. Loyalty Oath"

III-33 Frontiers by him, "Free Universities and Faculty Responsibility"; mentioned in Editorial

IV-37 Quoted from (name not mentioned) in Frontiers, "The New-Old Education"

VII-1 Wrote "Discussion" on "Books for Our Time"

VII-8 Reference to in Frontiers, "Books for Our Time"

IX-24 Lead, "An Unorthodox Lecture"; Editorial about him, "An Appreciation"

X-14 Quoted in Frontiers, "Rethinking Philosophy"

XII-30 Quoted in Lead, "Metaphysics-Second Attempt"

XIV-34 Wrote Lead, "An Unorthodox Lecture"

XVII-25 Review of his The Matter of Zen

XIX-17 Wrote Lead, "Spiritual Values in a Scientific Age"

Wiesinger, Alois

II-50 Mention of his Occult Phenomena in the Light of Theology in Letter from Central Europe

Wiesner, Jerome (MIT)

XXXIX-48 From Bulletin of Atomic Scientists in Lead, "The Health of the State"

Wiggam, Alfred E.

X-5 Reported on study of Iowa children to confound report that IQ is fixed at birth and unchangeable-Frontiers, "Jukes, Kallikaks and Others"

Wiggins, David

XXVIII-6 Quoted from Essays on Freedom of Action in Review, "An Unending Debate"

Wigginton, Eliot

XXIX-9 Quoted introduction to Foxfire 2 in Children, "Education Cornucopia"

XXIX-14 Introduction to Foxfire 3 quoted in Children, "The Subject, English"

XXIX-39 His Moments briefly quoted in Children, "Student Publishing"

XXX-7 Quoted, Moments and reviewed in Children, "Moments and Clicks" (The Editorial, "Voices of Experience")

XXX-16 Moments subject of Children, "The Foxfire Levels"

XXXII-23 James Boushay's discussion of his work quoted from Nov. 13, 1978 Christian Science Monitor in Children, "A Couple of Islands"

XXXIX-45 From Sometimes a Shining Moment in Children, "Miracle in Appalachia" (when he started to teach, and teaching)

Wigner, Eugene P. (Novel Prize physicist)

XVIII-25 1963 acceptance speech quoted in Review, "Humanistic Biology"

Wijkman, Anders (Secretary-General, Swedish Red Cross)

XL-52 From Natural Disasters-Acts of God or Acts of Men (with Lloyd Timberlake) in Editorial, "Where Responsibility Lies"

Wikoff, Jerold

XXXVIII-48 Reviewed, quoted The Upper Valley Connecticut River in Frontiers, "The Connecticut River"

Wilcher, Denny

XLI-9 On the Walden School in Berkeley, from Raven, Aug. 1987, Children, "Wonderful, Lively, Children"

Wilcox, Preston R.

XXII-33 His paper quoted from The Schoolhouse in the City in Children, "Schools in the Cities"

Wild and Dusky Knowledge, A

XXXIV-8 Frontiers

Wild Bird, The - Wendell Berry (North Point, 1986)

XXXIX-38 Quoted in Lead, "Books Worth Rereading"

Wild Heritage - Sally Carrighar (Houghton Mifflin, 1965)

XXIX-6 Reviewed, in Children, "A Nature Lover's Book"

XXXIX-17 Quoted in Review, "Artless Art"

Wild Plant Menus

XXIV-39 Review

Wilde, Oscar

I-22 Quoted in Review of Max Brand books

IX-42 His "to drift with every passion" quoted in Lead, "Apology for 'Unnatural' Man"

XXIX-4 "To drift with every passion" quoted in Review, "The Progress of the Artist"

XXX-12 Quoted from The Soul of Man Under Socialism in Lead, "On the Human Condition"

XXXI-46 His "to drift with every passion" quoted in Lead, "Not on the Couch"

XXXVII-41 Quoted on "his sort" of socialism and his poem "Helas" in Editorial, "Wilde Logic" and quoted The Soul of Man Under Socialism in Review, "Morris and Wilde"

Wilde Logic

XXXVII-41 Editorial (Oscar Wilde)

Wilder, Alexander

XXXI-36 Quoted from Eleusinian Mysteries from in Lead, "Signs and Thinking"

Wilder, Laura Ingalls

XXVIII-18 Her Little House on the Prairie series discussed in Children, "Through Laura's Eyes"

Wilder, R. L.

XX-30 Quoted, May 5 Science, in Children, "On Open Field Teaching"

Wilder, Thornton

I-13 Ides of March in "Book-of-the-Month" review

V-36 Long quote from Atlantic article, "Toward an American Language" in Lead, "Unfinished Business"

VI-18 Discussion of a Harper's article by Wilder in Children

XXIV-8 Quoted from July 1952 Atlantic in Review, "Notes on Americans"

Wilderness - Robert Penn Warren (1961)

XXXIX-15 Discussed story in Lead, "The Writers"

Wilderness (Magazine)

XL-47 Fall 1987 Charles E. Little on Ogallala Aquifer in Editorial, "Less and Less Water"

Wilderness- America's Living Heritage - Justice Douglas

XV-22 Wallace Stegner's review quoted from NY Times, Feb . 4, in Frontiers, "American Disenchantment"

Wilderness World of John Muir, The - Edwin Way Teale, ed. (Houghton Mifflin, 1954)

XLI-10 Quoted in Lead, "A John Muir, A Jane Addams"

Wildlife Cameraman - Jim Kjelgaard

X-37 Briefly discussed in Children

Wiles, Kimball

VIII-19 His Teaching for Better Schools quoted in Children

IX-26 Discussed in Children, long quote from

Wiley, Dr. Harvey W.

XXIII-43 Mentioned in Frontiers, "Comment on the 'Watchdog Theory'"

Wilford, Allen

XXXVIII-27-36 Quoted Farm Gate Defense in Frontiers, "Farming in Canada"

Wilford, John Noble

XXIV-25 His series of three articles quoted from New York Times, July 6, 7, 8 in Lead, "The Lost Simplicities"

XXVIII-38 Quoted from New York Times article in Frontiers, "The Responsibility of Peoples"

Will To Be Oneself, The

XXXVII-16 Lead

Wilken, Prof. Folkert

XVII-37 His booklet, New Forms of Ownership in Industry quoted in Review, "Toward a New Economics"

XVII-38 New Forms of Ownership quoted in Lead, "On Uncertain But Promising Ground"

XXIII-17 Quoted from his The Liberation of Work in Review, "The Practice of Cooperation"

XXIV-9 Liberation of Work quoted in Lead, "What Kind of Revolution?"

XXXVI-26-35 Quoted from Liberation of Capital in "The Origin of Capital"

XXXVII-16 Quoted above in Frontiers, "Reforms Based on Human Dignity"

Wilkes, H. Garrison and Susan

XXVI-1 Quoted from Environment re basic crops needing hardy, low-yield varieties to be maintained, in Frontiers, "Grounds for Redefining 'Efficiency'"

Wilkins, John

XVIII-11 His translation of Jacques Ellul's The Technical Society quoted in Lead, "Portrait of the Enemy"

XXII-3 His essay from Center Magazine discussed, quoted in Review, "Teacher of Western Man"

Wilkinson, Gerald

XLI-4 From National Indian Youth Council Report in Frontiers, "Help for the Shoshone"

Wilkinson, Walter

II-44 Reference to his Puppets through America in Letter from England

Will, George F.

XXXIV-16 His Washington Post column in Manchester Guardian, Jan. 18, 1981 quoted in Lead, "The Gyroscope of Life" (re perpetual change going on in U.S.)

Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (Farce on Hollywood)

VIII-48 Clurmans' Nation review of quoted in Review, "Magazine Notes"

Will To Be Just, The

I-21 Editorial-re Supreme Court ruling against legal enforcement of racial covenants among land-owners

XXXVII-13 Quoted on importance of individual differences in Lead, "The Acts of Individuals"

Will to Meaning, The - Viktor Frankl (World Publishing Co., 1969, $4.95)

XXII-26 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Despair Into Triumph"

XXII-28 Quoted in Editorial, "The Key to Tomorrow?"

XXII-35 Quoted in Lead, "The Services of History"

Will to Surpass, The

IX-51 Editorial

Will You, Won't Your?

XXVII-20 Editorial

Willen, Paul

VII-47 Quoted from Antioch Review re Russia

Willey, Basil

XXVIII-6 Quoted from The Seventeenth Century Background in Lead, "Divided and Distinguished Worlds"

XXXVI-16 Quoted Seventeenth Century Background in Lead, "An Earlier 'Transition'"

William and Mary Law Review

XXIX-3 Lynton K. Caldwell quoted from Summer 1974 issue in Frontiers, "The Ring of Truth"

Williams, Alex (Florida reader)

XII-16 His letter quoted in Frontiers, "Politics and Social Change"

Williams, Brad

XIV-10 His Due Process, biography of George T. Davis, defense attorney quoted in Review, "The Tangled Web of Law"

Williams, David C. (Eastern World Washington reporter)

VIII-37 Quoted re U Nu in Frontiers, "Indonesia's First Ten Years"

Williams, Duncan

XXVIII-45 His Trousered Apes-Sick Literature in a Sick Society discussed, and quoted in Review, "the Question of the Age"

Williams, Forrest

XXIV-18 His essay quoted from Creativity and Learning in Review, "The 'X' Factor of Creativity"

Williams, George

XI-49 His Some of My Best Friends are Professors reviewed in Children

Williams, Elgin

III-11 His Scientific Monthly article, "The Morality of the Machine" discussed in Frontiers, "Morals from Technology" and compared with Socrates' arguments to Thrasymachus

Williams, Jonathan (b. 1929)

XXXV-48 Quoted from "The Magpie's Bagpipe" in Editorial, "Like the Sign Says"

XXXVI-4 Quoted text and poems in Review, "A Poet's Mournings"

Williams, Paul

XXII-20 Quoted from the Village Voice in Children, "A Youth Anthology" from Jesse Kornbluth's Notes from the New Underground

XL-36 From Soil and Survival in Lead, "The Persuasions of Nature"

Williams, Raymond

XII-29 His article from Encounter on Television and the Child quoted in Frontiers, "TV Labyrinth"

XIV-32 Review of his The Long Revolution by Dwight MacDonald in June Encounter quoted in Lead, "Problems of Universal Thinking"

XVII-51 Quoted from Summer 1964 Dissent in Review, "Philosophical Approach to Alienation"

XVIII-33 Reference to Lionel Trilling Encounter article quoted in Lead, "The Shaving Process"

XXV-45 His essay on George Orwell quoted from George Orwell in Review, of same title

XXX-51 His Keywords-a Vocabulary of Culture and Society reviewed in "Tensions in Words"

Williams, Robert Moore

XII-37 His Doomsday Eve quoted in Frontiers, "The New People?"

Williams, Roger

II-45 Reference to in Frontiers, "The Indians Were Not Perfect-Either"

II-51 Reference to in Frontiers, "On 'Yielding to Reality'"

Williams, T. H.

V-19 Reference to his Lincoln and His Generals in Frontiers, "The Function of 'Anxiety'"

Williams, Tennessee

IX-19 Quoted from Griffin Perspectives article in Frontiers, "The Timeless World"-from introductory to his Rose Tattoo

XXVII-24 His introduction to Rose Tattoo quoted in Review, "Critical Ramble"

XXVII-46 Quoted from foreword to New Directions edition of Camino Real in Lead, "Symbol and Myth"

Williams, William Appleby

XVIII-16 Quote from his The Great Evasion (study of Karl Marx) in Lead, "The Deep-Freeze of System Thinking"

XXXV-8 Quoted Oct. 1981 Democracy re criticisms of capitalistic society in Lead, "A Conception of Utopia"

XXXV-13 Quoted The Great Evasion in Lead, "Deciding What to Do" (devolution of public prose)

Williams, William Appleman (same as above??)

XXX-1 Michael Zuckerman's review of his America Confronts a Revolutionary World quoted from Sept. 11, 1976 Nation in Children, "To Have Around the House"

XXXIII-45 "Empire as a Way of Life" article in Aug. 2-9 Nation (1980) quoted in Children, "Questions and Connections"

XXXV-37 Quoted Nation, Mar. 6, 1982, re The Education of Henry Adams in Children, "Social Geography"

XXXVIII-3 Quoted (on Herbert Hoover) from Some Presidents in Lead, "Puzzling and Important Questions"

Williams, William Carlos (Doctor who is also a poet)

X-47 Quoted from his contribution to the Autumn American Scholar's symposium "Faiths for a Complex World" in Frontiers, "Faiths for a Perilous Life"

XVII-35 Quoted ("Patterson") and discussed in Ralph Pomeroy's "The Poem as an Act of Rescue"

XXXIV-12 Brief quote from ("No ideas but in things," "Don't bring me a razor's edge. . .") in Lead, "Words Without End"

Williams, Wirt

XII-23 His The Enemy Quoted in Frontiers, "Ordeal of War"

Williamson, Bruce

XXIX-20 Wrote 2-part Lead, "An Interview with E. F. Schumacher

XXIX-21 Part II

XXIX-25 Wrote Lead, "The Push of Necessity"

Williamson, Henry

II-24 Editor The Adelphi, paper founded by John Middleton Murry-Editorial, "The Hungry Hide"

Willingham, Calder

IX-33 His Girl in the Dogwood Cabin discussed in Review, "Notes on 'Sophisticated' Novels"

Willis, Ellen

XXXI-51 Quoted from New American Review, April 1969 issue, in Lead, "The Shaping of Culture"

Williston, George F.

II-6 Quoted his Saints and Strangers in Lead, "The American Heritage"

II-45 Quoted from above in Frontiers, "the Indians Were Not Perfect-Either" showing Indians had no conception of land being individually owned

II-51 Reference to book in Frontiers, "On 'Yielding to Reality'"

XX-42 Saints and Strangers quoted in Frontiers, "The Face of Violence"

XXI-35 Quoted Saints and Strangers in Children, "History of an Aberration"

Willkis, Wendell

I-18 John Haynes Holmes remarks on his funeral in letter to N.Y. Times, in Review, "The Sources of Conviction"

Willoughby, George

XVIII-17 His letter about Upland Institute used in Children, "Friends World College"

XXXIV-2 His foreword to Handbook for Satyagrahis quoted in Frontiers, "A Still Living Tradition"

Willoughby, Harold R.

I-39 Mention of his Pagan Regeneration

II-28 Brief quote from in Frontiers, "The Historicity of Jesus"

VII-44 Quoted re Mithraic ideal in Frontiers, "Philosophical Religion"

XII-17 Mention of his Pagan Regeneration in Editorial, "New Temper in Religion"

XXXIV-43 Commented on his Pagan Regeneration in Lead, "A Task of Rectification"

Willowbrook (L.A. County town)

XXXII-47 Discussed in article in LA Times re selfreliance, city farmers

Willow Hill - Phyllis Whitney (Reynal & Hitchcock, N.Y. 1947)

VI-17 Brief review in Children

Wills, Garry

XXIX-39 His introduction to Lillian Hellman's Scoundrel Time quoted in Lead, "Confirming Voices"

XXXII-17 His Inventing America reviewed in Review, "America's Unhonored Dream"

Wilmsen, Edwin N.

XXIX-45 His article in Fall 1960 issue of Landscape quoted in Editorial, "Sources of Wholeness"

XXI-43 Quoted from Fall 1960 Landscape in Frontiers, "Art and Home"

Wilmer, Harry

XLI-2 From Unwinding the Vietnam War in Lead, "Below Thoreau"

Wilson, A. T. M.

IX-7 His Antioch Review article, "Education in U.S.A. and U.K." quoted in Children

Wilson, Al

XXXI-46 His "autobiography" subject of Children, "Looking Backward-and Forward"

Wilson, Albert C.

XXIV-10 Ronald G. Jones paper quoted from Hierarchical Structures which he co-edited with Donna Wilson and Lancelot Whyte, in Lead, "Processes of Change"

Wilson, Albert G.

XXXI-51 Quoted from Sixty Years in Lead, "Departure and Return"

Wilson, Alfred (Cheyenne Indian)

II-32 Quoted From Collier's The Indians of the Americas in Lead, "Moral Power"

Wilson, Bryan

XVI-27 His article, "Artists Without Art," (co-author, Malcolm Bradbury) quoted from Winter 1962 Texas Quarterly in Review, "Encounters with Art"

Wilson, Charles E.

I-14 Quoted from Army Ordnance Magazine, March-April 1944-military program must be continuing program, not the creature of an emergency-in "The Garrison State"

I-47 Reference to above in Lead, "Affirmation on Freedom" (he is chairman of National Conference of Christians and Jews)

Wilson, Colin

XVII-45 His book, The Outsider and the Stature of Man quoted in Review, "Colin Wilson's New Look at Humanism"

XVIII-30 Beyond the Outsider and The Philosophy of the Future reviewed in "The Novelist- Philosopher Again"

XVIII-34 Beyond the Outsider quoted on Sartre in Frontiers, "Existentialist Perspective on Marxisim"

XVIII-39 Quoted, July/Aug American Humanist in Lead, "Behind Socratic Ignorance"

XVIII-44 His The Strength to Dream quoted in Review, "The Author as Philosopher"

XVIII-45 The Strength to Dream quoted in Review, "Art and Human Destiny"

XXXIII-11 Quoted from New Pathways in Psychology"

Wilson, Dick

XXII-22 Quoted Feb. 1969 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in Frontiers, "The Company He Keeps"

Wilson, Donald Powell

IV-13 Review of his book, My Six Convicts, in Review, "The Impenitents"

V-29 Reference to above and Negro Hadad in Lead, "Toward a Golden Age"

Wilson, Donna (Mrs. Al)

XVIII-29 Letter quoted in Lead, "Doing and Being"

XXIV-10 Ronald G. Jones paper quoted from Hierarchical Structures which she co-edited with Albert Wilson and Lancelot Whyte in Lead, "Processes of Change"

Wilson, Edmund

I-8 To the Finland Station - Review, "Minority Men"

II-4 Quoted from To the Finland Station on Michelet

II-13 Recommended reading of above for parents in Children

V-5 Quoted To the Finland Station in Lead, "That Angry Man"

V-25 Reference to his Axel's Castle in Frontiers, "Concerning the Arts"

VI-2 II"

VI-34 His New Yorker review of Lincoln's Collected Works reviewed, "Lincoln, the Intellectual"

VI-35 Finland Station No. VI "Books for Our Time"

VI-44 To the Finland Station quoted in Review, "The Hope of the world"

VIII-27 Review of his "The Dead Sea Scrolls" in Editorial, "Christian Origins"

IX-6 To the Finland Station quoted on Vico and Michelet in Lead, "The Social World"

IX-30 Reference to in Review, "Life from the Dead Sea"

XXII-29 Quoted from one of three articles in New Yorker (March 22, 29, April 5) in Lead, "Contradictions of Religion"

XXIII-44 Quoted on Michelet and Vico from To the Finland Station in Lead, "Vision and Vulgarization"

XXVII-13 Quoted on Michelet and Vico from above in Lead, "In Spite of His Defects"

XXX-17 His use of N. Valentinov's testimony in To the Finland Station quoted in Lead, "The Persuasive Art"

XXXI-48 To the Finland Station reviewed by Robert Kirsch, LA Times, quoted in Review, "Good Leads to Follow"

XXXIX-7 To the Finland Station (Valentinov's testimony on Lenin) in Lead, "The Real Problem"

Wilson, Prof. Edmund (Botanical authority)

II-25 The Cell in Development and Heredity shows that electrical polarity is essential characteristic of cells-Frontiers, "Mysteries of the Cell"

III-36 Quoted in Lead, "A Living Universe"

VIII-27 Quoted in Lead, "New Climate of Opinion"

XVI-49 The Cold War and the Income Tax quoted in Frontiers, "Aspects of the Human Situation"

XVII-9 The Cold War discussed and quoted in Review, "Mr. Wilson's Protest"

XXXIV-23 Quoted from Eight Essays re the Letters of Theodore Roosevelt in Lead, "Self-Evolvers"

Wilson, Edward O.

XXIX-51 Quoted on African termites from Sociobiology in Editorial, "Work Without Administrators"

XXX-15 Henryk Skolimowski's comments on Wilson's Sociobiology quoted in Lead, "Learning from Nature"

XXXIV-50 Brief discussion of Sociobiology re "altruistic genes" in Review, "Some Indian Wisdom"

Wilson, Edwin H.

XXII-16 Quoted in Frontiers, "Religious Humanism"

Wilson, Emmet H.

III-22 Judge contended treaties made under authority of United States are supreme law of land-UN Charter would have precedence over Allen Land Law

Wilson, Everett

XVIII-18 Quoted in review, "'Conformity' and 'Freedom'-Again" from his "Conformity Revisited" from Trans-Action

Wilson, H. H.

V-42 Discussion of his Nation article, "Why They Voted for McCarthy" in Lead, "A Case for Individualism"

Wilson, Michael

XXX-4 His Health Is for People reviewed in "Health-A Positive View"

XXX-5 Health Is for People quoted in Lead, "An Extraordinary Consensus"

Wilson, Mitchell

VI-4 Review of his Live With Lightning in "'Occuptional' Novels"

VIII-9 Review of his My Brother, My Enemy in "Three Forms of Suffering"

Wilson, Dr. Pearl Cleveland

XIII-5 Her paper "The Greek Way of Life" quoted in Frontiers, "Satyagraha-and Background"

XIII-7 Her "The Greek Way" quoted in Review, "Nationalist 'Emotional Illness'"

Wilson, Mrs. Raymond

X-26 Quoted from an interview in the Times on the dangers to the Japanese people made by the bomb testing in Lead, "The War of the Experts"

Wilson, Robert

VI-35 Review of his Aideen MacLennon, "The C.O. at Home"

Wilson, Robert Anton

XII-25 His "The Semantics of 'God'" from Realist quoted in Frontiers, "'He,' 'She,' or 'It'?"

Wilson, Robert N.

VII-35 Quoted his Psychiatry article in Frontiers, "New Dimensions for Scientific Thinkers" on "Poetic Creativity"

XII-17 Quoted from informal paper on ego-ideal in Lead, "The Chains of Prometheus"

XXXIV-38 Quoted April 1981 Bulletin of Atomic Scientists (gap between scientific intelligence and humanist understanding) in Lead, "A Preface to Scientific Literacy"

Wilson, Sloan

VIII-45 Quoted from Life (re his novel) in Lead, "Dubious 'Success Story'"

IX-29 His Man in the Gray Flannel Suit reviewed briefly in "Notes on Novels"

IX-32 Brief reference to his Man in the Gray Flannel Suit in Frontiers, "The Decline of Ambition"

X-8 Quoted from his NY Herald Tribune account of Rollin Baldwin in Children

XI-26 Quoted from his paragraphs on American education and its failure to shape habits of discipline in the young from a recent Life article in Children, "Russian Education II"

XVII-23 Review of his Georgia Winthrop with ref. to The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit

Wilson, Woodrow

IV-2 Sept. 1919 speech quoted by Major General J. F. Fuller-requoted in Frontiers, "Causes of War"

V-2 Quoted in Frontiers, "Training in Principles"

XXV-17 Quoted from Sept. 1919 speech in Lead, "School and Society"

WIN (B-monthly sponsored by War Resisters League)

XX-52 Paul Goodman quoted from Nov. 15 issue in Children, "World Education"

XXV-52 John Kincaid article quoted from Nov. 1 issue in Frontiers, "The War and the Papers"

Winandy, Andre

XXVII-51 Essay quoted from The Child's Part in Children, "The Story as Emancipator"

Winant, John Gilbert

I-38 Reference to his Letter from Grosvenor Square-Lead, "The Estimate of Man"

Winchell, Walter

I-42 Attacked Dr. George W. Hartmann, leader of Peace Movement, and Lloyds of London paid Hartmann later-Frontiers, "Religion and the Press"

Wind, Edgar

XXVII-8 Quoted from Pagan Mysteries of the Renaissance in Review, "The Florentine School"

Wind & Windspinners (Earthmind) (Peace Press, 3828 Willat Ave., Culver City, CA 90230)

XXIX-24 Mentioned in Frontiers, "Inventions and Discoveries"

Wind in the Sahara - Bodley, R. V. C. (Coward-McCann, 1944)

I-13 Mentioned in review of Christ Stopped at Eboli-herdsmen have no political idea of progress

XXII-17 Quoted in Lead, "Our Duty Above All"

XXXIV-48 Quoted in Lead, "Art as Analogy"

Wind Will Not Subside, The - David and Nancy Milton (Pantheon paperback, $4.95)

XXIX-25 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Inscrutable Chinese"

Windelband

III-18 Brief reference to him-History of Philosophy-in Lead, "Men with Ideas- Hegel"

XXVIII-52 A Diagnosis"

Windmiller, Dr. Marshall (Associate Professor of International Relations, San Francisco State College)

XVIII-52 Quoted from Pacifica radio broadcast in Review, "The Myths that Kill"

XIX-2 Again quoted from above in Review, "The Tasks of Intellectuals"

XIX-6 Quoted from "Myth Maintenance" paper in Children, "Prejudice and Authority"

Windmills

XXIX-24 Homebuilt Wind-Generated Electricity Handbook-Michale Hackleman, Wind & Windspinner (Earthmind), both mentioned in Frontiers, "Inventions and Discoveries"

Windom's Way - James Ramsey Ullman

VII-25 Discussed in Lead, "The Importance of Any Country"

Winds of Morning - H. L. Davis

V-7 Reviewed, "Rare Land, Rare Man"

Winds Out of Pandora's Box

XXIV-13 Frontiers

Wine, Rabbi Sherwin T.

XX-19 Quoted, Winter 1967, Religious Humanism in Review, "A New Humanist Magazine"

Winger, Holly

XXXIX-19 Fall 1985 Land Report re Angus Wright in Frontiers, "Chemical Disasters"

Winetrout, Kenneth

XXVII-21 His article, "Toynbee Looks at Education," quoted from All 1973 Educational Theory in Children, "Four Wise Men"

XXVIII-50 His book, Arnold Toynbee, reviewed in "A Study of History"

Wingler, Prof. Hans M.

XXIII-5 Full Retrospect"

Winkler, Dr. Franz

XIV-2 The Bridge Between Two Worlds subject of Review, "Medicine and Man"

Winn, Ira (Cal-State, Northridge)

XL-8 L.A. Times Nov. 23 on "real education"- Children, "John Holton College"

Winn, Marie

XXX-48 Review of her The Plug-In-Drug quoted from LA Times, March 24, in Children, "Ways of Being Silly"

Winnie the Pooh - A. A. Milne

I-21 Need more children's books like this, suggested in Children

X-27 Mentioned in Children, "Reading Suggestions for Children"

X-35 Discussed in Children, "The Joys of Participation"

Winona, Minn., Pop. 27,000

XXXIV-5 Frontiers

Winona Sunday News

XXXIV-5 Quoted, Sept. 21, 1981 issue re trade exchange system in Frontiers, "Winona, Minn., Pop. 27,000"

Winona- Towards an Energy-Conserving Community (work of students of Energy Design Studio) (Publications- Winona, University of Minnesota, 2818 Como Ave. SE, Minneapolis 55414, $5.00)

XXX-36 Reviewed in Frontiers, "Plans for Winona"

XXXIV-5 Quoted in Frontiers, "Winona, Minn., Pop. 27,000"

Winpisinger, William P.

XXXVI-41 Quoted from Washington Spectator, May 1983 on factory workers in Japan in Children, "Japanese Children, and Adults"

Winski, Joseph

XXVIII-5 Quoted his report on bees from Nov. 7, 1974 Wall Street Journal in Children, "Setting for Learning"

Winslow, Anne

XIV-35 Her Preface from Jan. International Conciliation quoted in Review, "Soviet- American Harmony!"

Winslow, Walker (Harold Maine)

IX-24 Review of his Menninger Story, "Doctors for the Times"

X-23 Author of Review, "Dr. Alan Greggf, An Enigma-Smasher"

X-46 Author of "Letter from the Night"

XI-2 Author of "Letter from the Night"

XI-23 Author of "Letter from the Night" (Robert Frost)

XII-5 Wrote Lead, "Choose Your Wilderness"; did last section on Mikoyan in Frontiers-not named

XIII-37 His article, "Ex-Addicts, Incorporated" text of Frontiers

XIII-45 Reviews A View of the Nation in Review, "A Little Leavening"

XIV-2 Shield or Cloak?"

XIV-6 Wrote Lead, "Synanon Revisited"

XIV-20 Wrote Frontiers, "Crime or Disease?"

XIV-23 Wrote Frontiers, "The Case for Sanity"

XV-30 Wrote Frontiers, "Notes on Religion"

XV-32 Wrote Frontiers, "Toward a Humane Society"

XV-38 Wrote Frontiers, "The Good Old Fuzz"

XV-40 Wrote Review, "Concerning Comfort Quotients"

XV-48 Wrote Frontiers, "Factors of Survival"

XV-51 Wrote Frontiers, "Ethics a la Mode"

XVI-31 His MANAS Lead, "Synanon Revisited" quoted from in Frontiers, "Crash Therapy, LSD, and Chemical Mysticism"

XVII-25 Frontiers, "A Lesson from Current History" (on Synanon) quotes his "A Lesson from History" on Dorothea Dix

XXXIV-1 Quoted If a Man Be Mad in Lead, "At the Foot of the Mountain"

Winston Affair, The - Howard Fast

XIV-23 Quoted in Review, "Two Good Novels"

Winter of Our Discontent

XIV-48 Frontiers

Winter of Our Discontent, The - John Steinbeck

XIV-48 Quoted in Frontiers, same title

Wister, William

XXI-38 Quoted from June 17 Comments in Frontiers, "A Time for Amateurs"

Winterich, John

X-42 Quoted from Saturday Review on Nevil Shute's On the Beach in Review, "Nevil Shute and the 'Last' War"

Winterowd, W. Ross

XXXVII-2 Quoted from The Contemporary Writer in Berry's "Standing by Words" in Editorial, "At Loss for Words"

Winterton, Lord (member of House of Commons)

II-25 His reasons for opposing people who opposed Hunting Bill in Letter from England

Winthrop, Henry (University of So. Florida)

XVI-51 Quoted, Spring 1963 Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Frontiers, "Old Wine, New Bottles"

XVII-13 His letter of comment quoted in Lead, "Toward a Redefinition of Science"

XVII-18 Wrote Frontiers, "Social Science and Social Value"

XVII-21 Ref. to Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Lead, "Seeking the Good"

XVIII-31 Quote from his "Leisure and Mass Culture in the Cybernating Society" in Frontiers, "Filling the Vacuum"

XVIII-32 Frontiers his-"The Leisure-Time Dilemma"

XIX-19 Briefly quoted, Spring 9163 Journal of Humanistic Psychology in Editorial, "Blocked Communication"

XX-10 Quoted from Fourth Quarter, 1966 Journal of Human Relations in Lead, "The Modern Jungle"

XX-19 Wrote Frontiers, "Whither Liberal Education?"

XXXV-14 His paper on Borsodi discussed, quoted in Children, "Two Pioneers"

Wirin, A. L. (American Civil Liberties Union in Los Angeles)

V-9 Quoted from Hannah Bloom's Nation article in Frontiers, "The Tide of Fear"

Wirth, Arthur (Chairman of the Commission on Lectures for John Dewey Society)

XVIII-28 Quoted re Huston Smith's book, Condemned to Meaning in Review, "The Philosophy of Huston Smith"

Wisdom John (Oxford)

X-9 Reference to by Burtt in Review, "More 'East-West' Philosophy"

Wisdom About Plants and Soil

XL-40 Frontiers

Wisdom and Wilderness

XXXIV-20 Title of article in Landscape, Jan. 1981 quoted by Prof. Joseph Meeker in Lead, "The Stewardship of the Land"

Wisdom at Walden

XIV-36 Lead, Part II of four-part series on Thoreau by Richard Groff

Wisdom, Madness and Folly - John Custance (1952, Pellegrini & Cudahay, Inc., 41 E. 50th St., NY)

VI-30 Reviewed, "A Curious Clarity"

Wisdom of China and India - Lin Yutang

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

XXIV-44 Quote from in re to Lao-tse's Tao Te Ching in Frontiers, "The Taoist Solution"

Wisdom of the Heart, The - Roy Walker

II-18 Quotations from on patriotism

Wisdom of Lao-Tse, The

X-40 Lead

Wisdom of Schumacher, The

XXXIX-42 Editorial

Wisdom of the Egyptians - Synesius

XXXIII-19 Quoted in Lead, "At the Height of Our Time"

Wisdom of the Law, The

IX-39 Editorial

Wisdom Required, The

XX-44 Editorial

Wisdom of the Serpent Myths of Death, Rebirth and Resurrection - Joseph L. Henderson and Mauk Oakes

XVII-29 Review in "One Meaning for Death and Rebirth"

XVII-36 Quoted in Lead, "A Language of Synthesis"

XVIII-18 Quoted, Editorial, "Beyond Theology"

Wisdom's Flight from Power

XVII-18 Editorial

Wise, Audrey

XXXIV-3 Her pamphlet Women and the Struggle for Workers Control quoted in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion"

Wisecracking Saint

XXI-17 Frontiers

Wishing Tree, The - Christopher Isherwood (Harper & Row, 1987)

XLI-14 Reviewed in "Three Books" (how he was converted to Vedanta)

Wister, Owen

IV-37 Reference to his The Virginian in Lead, "the Language of Affirmation"

V-49 Reference to in Review, "The Writer"

Wistful Journalist, A

XX-18 Editorial

Witch Hunt - Carey McWilliams

IV-6 Reference to in Frontiers, "Days of Wrath"

IV-7 Quoted from in Lead, "Another Life"

With Discrimination Toward None

XVIII-10 Frontiers

. . . With a Good Deal of Pride

XIX-5 Frontiers

With the Lighter Thinkers

IV-38 Review re novelists and their comments on our times

With the Positivists

VII-42 Frontiers

With the Statisticians . . .

XXVII-17 Frontiers

. . . Within Our System

XI-26 Frontiers

Without an Angry Syllable

XXXV-39 Lead (Utopian romances)

Without Marx or Jesus - Jean-Francois Revel (Doubleday)

XXIV-35 Extracts from, appearing in July 24, Saturday Review, quoted in Frontiers, "The Need of the Times"

XXIX-44 Quoted in Frontiers, "Beyond the Orthodoxies"

XXXI-4 Quoted in Lead, "Kindergarten Days"

Without Raising His Voice

VII-28 Lead

Without Technology

XLI-48 Lead (Wendell Berry)

Witness (Episcopalian)

XXXVIII-7 Aug. 1984, Robert L. DeWitt's article on H.O.M.E. quoted in Frontiers, "Good Things Happening"

XLI-43 Bishop John S. Spong on "patriotism" in Frontiers, "One Human Family"

Witness to the Truth - Edith Hamilton

IX-42 Reviewed, "Christ and Socrates"

XVI-31 Quoted in Review, "A Platonist on Christ"

Witnesses at the Creation - Richard B. Morris (Holt Rinehart Winston)

XXXIX-21 Re The Federalist in Review, "A Number of Books"

Wittels, David G.

VII-16 Quoted from Saturday Evening Post article in Lead, "Fratricide Among Educators"

Wittfogel, Karl

XXXIV-46 His Oriental Despotism (hydraulic theory) mentioned, quoted his ideas from Cry California, in Frontiers, "Water for California"

Wittgenstein, Ludwig

XXXVIII-44 Quoted "A Lecture on Ethics" from The Philosophical Review, Jan. 1965 in Children, "Finally, a High Note"; also quoted in Editorial, "Musings About Ethics"

Wittner, Lawrence S.

XXII-29 Quoted from his Rebels Against War-The American Peace Movement, 1941-1960, in Review, "Modern War-Resistance"

XXXVII-48 Briefly quoted from Rebels Against War in Lead, "Is Peace 'Utopian'?"

Witty, Paul

I-45 Quoted from Progressive Education on importance of environment in "Questions- Not for Experts"

VII-45 The Gifted Child reviewed in Children, edited by him

Wizard of Earthsea, A - Ursula LeGuin (Parnassus Press, 1968, Ace paperback)

XXV-44 Discussed and quoted in Children, "Magic and Myth"

XXVII-47 Discussed by Brian Aldiss in quotation in Review, "History of Science Fiction"

Wobbly - Ralph Chaplin (story of I. W. W.)

II-33 Review-Ralph Chaplin's Wobbly

Wofford, Harris

IX-43 His Mankind article on plight of the liberal discussed in Editorial, "The Passing of Political 'Guilt-Feelings'"

XII-15 His Saturday Review article, "The Supreme Court as an Educator" quoted in Children, "Civics Lesson"

XIV-9 Quoted from Liberation, Jan. 1961 in Lead, "A Question of Consequences"

XXV-41 Quoted his interview with Scott Buchanan reported in Embers of the World in Review, "Minds Don't Age"

Woito, Robert

XXIV-38 Quoted his book, To End War in Lead, "The Far Horizon"

Wojciechowska, Maia

XXV-52 Her book, Shadow of a Bull, discussed, quoted in Children, "Bulls, Magic, and Jails for Children"

Wojcik, Jan

XXXIX-10 From Agriculture and Human Values, Fall 1984, Frontiers, "The Culture of Agriculture"

Wojeik, Jan

XXXIV-35 Quoted from CoEvolution Quarterly Summer 1981 re lecture by Wendell Berry given at Purdue University, in Lead, "A Taste for Simplicity"

XXXIV-39 Quoted re personal presence in Frontiers, "Precept of Example?"

Wolf, Anna

VI-14 quoted by Glenn Gray in Children, discussion of Commentary article by Gray, "A Study of Man"

Wolf Children

VII-16 Reference to in Children

Wolf, Edward C.

XXXVIII-13 Co-author (Brown) Worldwatch #60 quoted in Frontiers, "Less Soil, Higher Cost, Less Food"

XL-23 Worldwatch #73 Beyond the Green Revolution-Frontiers, "Help for Subsistence Farmers"

Wolf, Eric R.

XXIV-17 Quoted his Sons of the Shaking Earth in Review, "Who Should Write History?"

Wolf-Wasserman, Mariam

XXXII-9 Her Teaching Human Dignity quoted from in Children, ""Conscientization"

Wolfcreek Statement

XXXI-3 Quoted from 1976 in Editorial, "Slow Down"

Wolfe, Kurt H.

XVI-18 His paper from Fall 1962 Journal of Humanistic Psychology quoted in Lead, "The Emptiness at the Center"

Wolfe, Dr. Sidney - (ed. Health Letters)

XL-23 Quoted in Frontiers, "Useful Health Information"

Wolfe, Thomas

I-23 Lava-flow of words, related to Walt Whitman, but ignores any sense of meaning in life, impact of animal spirits-The Story of a Novel, Look Homeward Angel- Review, "World Without Credo"

Wolfe, Tom

XXIV-5 Briefly quoted in Review, from 1965 article, "The Creative Experience"

Wolfert, Ira

III-33 Review of his Tucker's People (The Underworld)-"Subterranean Self and Society"

Wolff, Anthony

XXX-40 Quoted from Saturday Review, June 11 in Lead, "The Facts of Life"

Wolff, Perry

V-11 Quoted from his Attack in Lead, "Escape into Reality"

Wolff, Robert Jay

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

XIX-42 Education of Vision quoted in Children, "Children and the Arts"

XIX-49 Wrote Frontiers, "The Artist and Aesthetics"

XX-12 His article from 1950 Trans/formation text of Frontiers, "We Can Try"

XX-27 Quoted from The Education of Vision in Lead, "The Designing of Intelligence"

XXI-31 Quoted in Editorial, "Projects, Not Problems"

XXI-32 Wrote Children, "The Education of the Artist"

XXI-33 Part II-"The Education of the Artist"

XXI-37 Quoted in Lead, "Art and Transcendence"

XXI-38 Quoted in Children, "Dialogue on Design" (one of his lectures); briefly quoted in Editorial, "Exception to Criticism"

XXI-40 Quoted in Children, "That Whole Vast Other World"

XXI-43 Wrote Children, "Architecture and Designer Education, Part I"

XXI-44 Part II of above

XXI-50 Wrote Children, "Unfamiliar Art in a Familiar World, Part I"

XXI-51 Part II of above

XXII-8 Wrote Children, "The World Outside"

XXII-13 Wrote Children, "The Workshop Program"

XXII-14 Wrote Children, "Design Workshop- Textures"

XXII-17 Quoted in Lead, "Our Duty Above All"

XXII-21 Wrote Children, "The Elements of Design"

XXII-30 Wrote Children, "Where Does Design Education Begin?"-Part I

XXII-31 Part II

XXII-38 Wrote Frontiers, "What Is a Work of Art?" (first appearing in Arts and Architecture, Feb. 1949)

XXII-49 Wrote Lead, "The Study of Art"

XXIII-1 Wrote Frontiers, "What Is an Artist?"

XXIV-15 His On Art and Learning discussed, quoted in Review, same title; Quoted from MANAS article in Children, "Pictures by Feininger"

XXIV-22 Wrote Frontiers, "An Act of Peace"

XXV-6 Wrote Lead, "Doorways to Art"

XXIX-13 His On Art and Learning quoted in Children, "Spontaneous Publishing"

XXX-44 On Art and Learning quoted in Children, "Brave Old World"

XXXI-9 Comments on work at Brooklyn College quoted in Children, "Follies of Status"

XXXIII-18 Quoted, On Art and Learning in Children, "A Man to Go to School To"

Wolff, Robert Paul

XIX-51 Essay quoted from A Critique of Pure Tolerance in Frontiers, "Beyond Tolerance"

XXII-42 Quoted The Poverty of Liberalism in Review, "John Stuart Mill-Whipping Boy"

XXII-50 Quoted above in Lead, "What Price 'Communications'?"

XXXIII-18 Quote from On Art and Learning in Children

XXXV-8 Quoted from Education of Vision in Children, "What Good Is It?"

XXV-42 Quoted his essay in On Art and Learning in Children, "The Issue of Success"

Wolff, Dr. Warner (Psychology Professor at Bard College)

XIV-17 His The Dream-Mirror of Conscience quoted in Review, "The Language of Dreams"

Wolkstein, Diane

XXXVI-37 Review of her The Magic Orange Tree and Other Haitian Tales in "Keeping the Country Virtuous"

Wolin, Sheldon

XXXIV-35 Quoted from democracy on new radicalism in Lead, "A Taste for Simplicity"

XXXV-2 Quoted April 1981 democracy re shift to scientific technology in technology in the universities) in Lead, "Unincorporable Power"

XXXVI-36 Quoted his editorial in Spring 1983 democracy (learning from failure) in Lead, "Plateau of Vision"

Wollner, Gertrude Price

XXV-36 Her Improvisation in Music subject of brief essay in Children, "On Music-and Other Things"

Wolman Leo

II-32 Review of his pamphlet Industry-Wide Bargaining in Frontiers, "Labor-Employer Relations"

Wolseley, Roland E.

VIII-9 Quoted from Fellowship re Indian interest in Negro problem, Frontiers, "Cultural Tensions"

Woman Like You, A - Rachel V., ed. (stories of alcoholic women)

XXXIX-24 Reviewed in "Two Books"

Woman's Home Companion

IV-43 Quotation from article, Oct. 1951, "Community Self-Survey" in Lead, "Another World"

V-9 Discussion of kindergarten teacher explaining death to pupils taken up in Children

Women and Sometimes Men - Florida Scott-Maxwell

XVI-51 Quoted in Review, same title

Women and the Struggle for Worker's Control - Audrey Wise (pamphlet)

XXXIV-3 Quoted in Lead, "Comprehending the Confusion"

Women in Rebirth

XXIII-15 Review

Women's Hands- Patch Gardens

XXXVII-3 Frontiers

Women's Magazines - Sylvia Kondolf, Woodstock, N.Y.

XVIII-8 Frontiers

Wonder and the Contradiction, The

XXIX-17 Lead

"Wonderbox," The

XL-44 Editorial (African women)

Wonderful Century, The - Alfred Russel Wallace

II-33 Reference to in Frontiers, "The New Witchcraft" re report on Mesmer by Commission of Royal Academy of Medicine

Wonderful Infection, A

XIX-50 Review

Wonderful Mice

XXXI-52 Editorial

Wonderful Story, A

XL-10 Review (Gleanings in Buddha Fields)

Wonderful Years, The - Reiner Kunze

XXX-51 Quoted in Children, "The Sensitive Ones"

Wonders and Ironies

XXX-38 Review

Wonders of Memory

VI-27 Lead

Wong, Arlene (fourth grader in NY's PS 61)

XXVIII-10 Her poem quoted in Children, "All in One Day"

Won't Somebody Tolerate Me? -- Elinor Goulding Smith

IX-34 Quoted from Harper's in Lead, "Toward Individuality"

IX-42 Continued with rebuttal by Congregationalist minister in Frontiers, "Dilemma for Christians"

Wood, Barbara (Schumacher's daughter)

XXXVIII-6 His Life and Times quoted in "Economist of Transcendence"

XXXVIII-24 Quoted letter from Burma from her biography and "Economics in a Buddhist Country" in Lead, "Ways of Thinking About Change"

Wood, Charles Erskine Scott

XVII-40 MANAS reader selected quotation from his Heavenly Discourses given in Editorial, "Correspondence"

Wood, Donald

XI-27 Quoted his contribution to a report prepared by Ross Mooney and Robert Bargar the subject of which was "Esthetic Experiences in the Education of Teachers" in Children, "Esthetics and the Teacher"

Wood, Gordon

XXVIII-48 His essay quoted from Leadership in the American Revolution in Lead, "Dreams of the Future"

XXXII-21 Quoted from his paper, "The Democratization of Mind in the American Revolution," in Lead, "Can Wisdom Be Taught?"

XXXIX-21 Leadership in the American Revolution quoted in Review, "A Number of Books"

Wood, Helen

XL-22 From Peacemaker, Feb. 27, 1987, on her prison sentence in Frontiers, "The Path to Sanity?"

Wood, J. Duncan

XVII-1 His Building the Institutions of Peace quoted in Review, "Philosophy and Diplomacy"

Wood, Margaret Ellis (New York)

XIV-45 Wrote first part of Lead article, "Emotional Resources for Peace"

XIV-52 Quoted in Lead, "The Problem of Direction"

XVII-6 Wrote Frontiers, "Brotherhood in Equality"

Woodbury, Charles

XXVI-40 Quoted from his Talks With Emerson in Lead, "A Rare Instruction"

Woodbury, Clarence

XXIV-13 Griscom Morgan's quote from his The Future of Cities and Urban Redevelopment in Community Comments given in Children, "Materials for 'American History'"

Woodcock, George

XVIII-31 Concluding portion of Nicholas Walter's review of volume of his quoted from Dec. 1964 Anarchy in Frontiers, "A Freer Society"

XXI-21 Quoted on George Orwell from Dec. 1946 Politics in Lead, "The Mixed Blessings of Sophistication"

XXI-41 Quoted from August Commentary in Lead, "Non-Political Politics"

XXII-10 Quoted on George Orwell from Dec. 1946 Politics in Review, "Three Review-Essays"

XXIV-35 His book on life of Kropotkin, The Anarchist Prince (co-author, Ivan Avakumovic) quoted in Review, same title

XXIV-36 Quoted from The Anarchist Prince (section devoted to Kropotkin's The Conquest of Bread) in Frontiers, "A Better Abundance"

XXV-6 Quoted from Theodore Roszak's Sources in Review, "Counter Culture Essays"

XXV-13 Quoted from his Mohandas Gandhi in Review, "The Great Moral Dilemma

XXVIII-1 His comment on Herbert Read's Education Through Art quoted from Oct. 12 Nation, in Children, "The Question of Purpose"

XXIX-21 His discussion of Oppenheimer's The State quoted from Nov. 29, 1975 Nation in Review, "Historic Aberration"

XXIX-45 His article, "The Lure of the Primitive," quoted from Summer American Scholar in Lead, "Outside-Looking Back"

XXXII-18 His introduction to William Cobbett's Rural Rides quoted in Review, "Cobbett and His Heirs"

XXXIII-21 His The Anarchist Prince quoted in Frontiers, "Thinking About What To Do"

XXXIII-22 Quoted from his Who Killed the British Empire? in Frontiers, "A Friendly Visitor"

XXXVI-19 The Walls of India reviewed in "Seeing India by Car"

XXXVI-43 Quoted his review of Gandhi movie in Lead, "The Uses of Make-Believe" from Open Road, Spring 1983

XXXVIII-52 Quoted from The Writer and Human Rights on influence of idealistic writers on human affairs in Lead, "The Modern Superstition"

XXXIX-27 Anarchist Papers on Paul Goodman in Children

XXXIX-44 From above, on "tradition and Goodman" in Lead, "Contrasting World Views"

XXXIX-49 From Sept. MANAS on thinking of Goodman on education in "A Radical Proposal"

XL-19 From Structurist, 1986-86, quotes letter from Edmund Wilson to Mencken in Lead, "On the Artist"

XLI-24 Review of Proudhon in Frontiers

Wooden, Kenneth

XXXI-36 Weeping in the Playtime of Others quoted in Children, "In Spite of Everything"

XXXIII-2 Quoted from above in Lead, "The Ground of Judgment"

XXXVII-47 Quoted from Weeping in the Playtime of Others on life of Charles Manson in Children, "Self-Savage at Betterway"

Woodhouse, C. M.

III-5 Reference to and quotation from in Letter from England-right answer to revolution is not counter-revolution

Woodhouse, Tom

XL-47 From People and Planet on Aerospace, in Lead, "Diagnosis and a Cure"

Wooding, Ann

XXIII-40 Her book, Home Is the Desert, discussed, quoted in Children, "Life on a Desert Forty"

XXIV-49 Her In the Circle of the Sun discussed, quoted in Review, "Desert Expedition"

Woodring, Paul

XIX-50 His A Fourth of a Nation discussed, quoted in Children, same title

XXVII-17 Quoted, March 9 Saturday Review World in Frontiers, "With the Statisticians. . ."

Woodruff, Archibald M.

XXXIV-38 Editor of The Farm and the City, quoted in Frontiers, "Waiting for a...Crisis"

Woods, Catherine P.

II-33 Quoted from her magazine article on death of Edward Bellamy in Lead, "Great Reformers- Edward Bellamy"

Woods, Eleanor

XV-5 Her letter to Editors quoted from in Frontiers, "The Meaning of the World"

XV-6 Wrote Frontiers, "The Root of Freedom"

XV-25 Wrote Lead, "Are Ideas Effective?" Her letter to Editors also quoted in Children, "Ritual and 'Natural' Religion"

Woodward, Beverly

XIX-11 Quoted from College Times, Feb. 14 in Frontiers, "Protests of Various Kinds"

XXVI-47 Her article quoted from Sept. issue of War Resistance in Lead, "In Order to Have Peace"

XXXIX-40 Her interview with Howard Moore in Nonviolent Activist, Sept. 1986, in "What Responsibility Teaches"

Woodward, Llewellyn (English historian)

IX-21 Quoted from Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in Lead, "History and Science"

Woodward, W. E.

II-8 America's Godfather

Woolf, S. J.

XIV-5 His letter to Editors on subject of specialization printed in Frontiers, "Two Letters"

Woollcott, Alexander

X-41 Brief quote about Carl Ewald from his The Woollcott Rerader in Editorial, "A Little Quiet, Please"

Woollcott Reader, The - Alexander Woollcott

X-41 Brief quote about Carl Ewald in Editorial, "A Little Quiet, Please"

Woolley, Tom

XXII-25 Quoted, March 1969 Anarchy 97 in Frontiers, "The New Renaissance"

Woolman, John (Quaker pioneer in justice to American Negroes)

VII-17 Discussed by Lyman Bryson in Frontiers, "The Role of God"

IX-11 Mentioned in Children

XVIII-25 Referred to in Merle Curti quotation from Peace or War in Lead, "Peace and Justice"

Wooley, Tom (letter)

IV-43 Discussed in Children

Wooton, Prof. Barbara (Leading British thinker)

X-26 Briefly quoted on her ideas concerning pacifist resistance to aggression in Frontiers, "Non-Violent Defense for Britain?"

Words and Faces - Hiram Hydn (Harcourt, Brace Jovanovich, 1974, $8.95)

XXVIII-40 Reviewed in "'Scholarly' Resources"

XXXVII-51 Quoted (on selecting books) in Review, "Counting Our Blessings"

Words and Men

III-42 Lead

Words and Myth

XXXVIII-38 Lead

Words Are Stones - Carlo Levi

XI-44 Brief review in Frontiers, "Back to the Wall"

Words from England

XXXI-45 Frontiers

Words from Inside - collection of contributions by men in Canadian prisons (Prison Arts Foundation, 143 Fifth Ave., Brantford, Ont., Canada)

XXVII-12 Frank Guiney essay and poem, poem by Norman Pole, quoted from in Frontiers, "From Shadowed Walls"

Words of Change, The

XXIX-46 Frontiers

Words of the Earth, The - Cedric Wright

VIII-20 Passage from used as Frontiers, "Protest and Call"

Words, Words, Words - Mary O'Neill (Doubleday, 1966)

XXII-12 Short poems quoted from in Children, "A Principal's Dream"

Words of the Greeks, The

XXVIII-48 Review

Words That Must Somehow Be Said - Kay Boyle (North Point, 1985)

XXXVIII-46 Reviewed in "The Tall Banana Tree"

Words Without End

XXXIV-12 Lead (writing, thinking, mind)

Words Worth Preserving

XXXVI-45 Frontiers (E. L. Doctorow's address)

Wordsworth

I-7 Reference to his Intimations of Immortality in Frontiers, "Is Immortality Important?"

I-9 His "Intimations" better evidence of immortality than "miracles" of seance room-in "Reading and Writing"

II-13 Brief reference to his "Intimations" in Lead, "The Other World"

III-16 Review by Margaret Greig-"To Wordsworth"

III-25 Reference to his intimations in Lead, "An Old Inquiry"

IV-42 Referenced to "Our birth is but a sleep" in Lead, "Psychic Possibilities"

VI-52 "Intimations" quoted in Editorial, "The Mystery of Children"

IX-27 His "Immortality" poem quoted in Frontiers, "To Fill the Vacuum?"

IX-42 "The world is too much with us" quoted in Lead, "Apology for 'Unnatural' Man"

XVII-51 Quoted his Residence in London in Review, "Philosophical Approach to Alienation"

XXVII-45 W. Macneile Dixon quoted on from An Apology for the Arts in Children, "The Romantic Poets"

XXVIII-18 "The world is too much with us" quoted in Lead, "The Work of Humans"

XXIX-36 "Our birth is but a sleep" quoted in Editorial, "Unspoken Balance"

XXXV-17 Quoted..."Our birth is but a sleep..." in Lead, "A Larger Audience"

Work

XXXVII-36 Lead

Work and Community - Fred H. Blum (Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1968 2pds. 5s.)

XXII-19 Quoted in Review, "More 'New Economics'"

Work and Leisure

XXXVI-15 Frontiers-by Tom Bender

Work by Men-in-Motion

XXI-34 Review

Work is Not Easy, The

XII-20 Frontiers

Work of Arthur Morgan The

XXIV-49 Editorial

Work of Craft, The- An Inquiry Into the Nature of Crafts and Craftsmanship (Knopf, 1979, $7.95)

XXXII-50 Quoted in Review, "Learning from Work"

Work of Humans, The

XXVIII-18 Lead

Work of Man, The

XIII-20 Frontiers

Work of Novelists, The

XII-49 Frontiers

Work of the Imagination, A

XI-27 Frontiers

Work of William Morris, The - Paul Thompson (Viking, 1967)

XXVI-46 Subject of Children, "A Useful Life"

Work Without Administrators

XXIX-51 Editorial

Worker Management

XXXVI-11 Review

Workers for the World

XXVI-39 Review

Working for Peace

XV-11 Lead (article first published in Dec. 1961 Mademoiselle)

Working Methods

XXXII-50 Editorial

Working Papers for a New Society(C ambridge, Mass., 4 Nutting Rd., 02138, $8.00 per year)

XXVII-14 Discussed in Frontiers, "Symptoms and Causes"

XXX-7 Paul Starr quoted, Summer 1976 issue, in Frontiers, "Mayhem in Review"

XXXI-37 Joseph and Helen Featherstone's article, "The Cult of Measurement"

XXXII-2 Christopher Jenck's article, "What's Behind the Drop in Test Scores?" quoted in Children, "The Problem Doesn't Change" (July-Aug)

XXXII-46 Quoted from article by Christopher Jencks in July-Aug 1979 issue in Children, "Architects of the Junkyard Mind"

XXXIII-3 Quoted from Judith Levine re Morrisania, Mar/Apr 1979 issue in Frontiers, "Cooperative Enterprise"

XXXIV-2 Quoted, Frank Viviano's "The New Lost Generation" from Sept/Oct issue in Children, "In the Magazines" (1980)

Working Peace System, A - pamphlet by Prof. David Mitrany

XV-17 Quoted in Editorial, "Recent Acquisitions"

XXXV-6 Quoted, discussed in Lead, "For Improvisers of Peace"

XXXV-8 Quoted in Lead, "A Conception of Utopia"

XXXIX-52 Quoted on cooperation between nations in "Outgrowing War"

Working Together- Community Self-Reliance (Appropriate Technology free to all who ask)

XXXIV-40 Quoted extensively in Children, "California Community Action"

Working Together for Better Schools - Menge and Faunce

XIII-1 Quoted in Children on participation of parents in school affairs

Working with the Best

XXXVII-49 Editorial (Abdul Ghaffar Khan)

Workplace Democracy and Social Change - Frank Lindenfeld and Joyce Rothschild-Whitt, eds. (Porter Sargent, 1982)

XXXVI-3 Quoted in Editorial, "A Self-Sustaining Model" (chapter by Daniel Zwerdling on James P. Gibbons)

XXXVI-11 Quoted, discussed in Review, "Worker Management"

Works and Days - Lewis Mumford

XXXII-44 Discussed by Robert Kirsch in L.A. Times , quoted in Frontiers, "Agents of Cultural Self- Consciousness"

XXXII-39 Quoted in Lead, "No Simple Statement"

Works of the Imagination

XVIII-37 Frontiers-The Modern Tradition

Workshop for Cultural Democracy

X-40 Organization which seeks improvement of inter-cultural relations discussed in Review, "Conversation for Democracy"

World (Norman Cousins, ed. - previously Saturday Review)

XXV-39 Fourth, Aug. 15, issue discussed in Frontiers, "Some Magazines"

XXV-42 The World Environment Newsletter report quoted from Sept. 26 issue in Frontiers, "Issues Behind Defects"

XXVI-14 Quoted, Feb. 27 issue, in Lead, "The Lost Authenticities"

XXVI-15 Report of project in Chesapeake Bay quoted from Mar. 13, 1973 World in Frontiers, "Collaboration with Nature"

XXVI-16 Feb. 13 quote from Waldemar A. Nielson's The Big Foundations in Frontiers, "Samplings of the Malaise"

XXVI-22 Quoted from May 8 issue in Editorial, "Burmese Common Sense"

XXVI-23 Stewart Udall quoted from May 8 issue in Frontiers, "Sense and Portents"

XXVI-26-35 Bill Zimmerman quoted from May 22, 1973 issue in Lead, "Communities of Tomorrow"

XL-39 Harrison E. Salisbury re Nationalism, May/ June 1987 issue, in Frontiers, "Hearth and Home"

World and the Individual, The - Josiah Royce

XXI-17 Quoted in Children, "What Mysticism Is Not"

XXXIII-52 Quoted in Review, "American Philosopher"

World and the Self, The

XXI-42 Frontiers

World and the Self, The

XXI-42 Frontiers

World as Will and Idea, The

XXXIII-51 Lead

World as Will and Representation (Idea), The - Schopenhauer (Dover-trans. By E. J. J. Payne)

XX-48 Discussed, quoted in Review, "A Lost Inheritance"

XXXV-38 Quoted passage re Kant in Lead, "The Drama of Restoration"

World Cooperative Movement, The - Margaret Digby (Hutchinson's Library, England, 1948)

I-49 Reviewed in "What Are We Waiting For?"

World Design Science Decade 1965-75 series

XIX-52 Buckminster Fuller quoted, Document 3, in Lead, "A Germinal Solution"; John McHale quoted in same Lead

XXI-4 Buckminster Fuller quoted, from above and Document 2 in Editorial, "Buckminister Fuller's Credo"

World Enough and Time - Robert Repetto (summary of Global Possible) (Yale)

XXXIX-39 Quoted in "The Obligations of Consciousness"

World Events - Scott Nearing

I-17 Letter of political and economic discussion

World Facts and Trends - John McHale (Collier Books, 1972, $2.95)

XXV-41 Discussed, quoted in Frontiers, "Measurements of a Finite Planet"

World Food Supply

XXVII-5 Frontiers

World Hunger- Ten Myths -- Pub. of Institute for Food and Development Policy, Grove Press, 1986

XXXV-7 Quoted in Review, "What Individuals Can Do"

XL-12 Quoted new edition in Review, "Star Wars...and Hunger"

World in Collision - Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky

III-12 Reference to in Editorial, "Argument from Design"

World in Flux, The

XIII-5 Editorial

World in Shadow

I-16 Review-The Dark Side of the Moon, The Other Kingdom, etc.

V-37 Editorial

World in the Evening, The - Christopher Isherwood

IX-33 Review, "Notes on 'Sophisticated' Novels"- long quote from World in View, The

XXVII-3 Lead

World in Your Hand, The

V-47 Review, Joseph Wood Krutch's The Desert Year

World Institute

XIX-16 Bulletin of quoted in Children, "Friends world College-Perspectives"

World is Not a Village, The

III-16 Lead

World is Something Made, The

XXXIX-1 Lead (Lapham on terrorism)

World Next Door, The (The World Next Door, book - Fritz Peters)

III-51 Lead-about insanity-quotations from book

V-25 Quoted in Review, "Broken Contact"

World of Architectural Form, The

XXXIX-6 Frontiers (from a Hungarian reader)

World of George Perkins Marsh, The -- Jane and Will Curtis and Frank Lieberman, eds. (Countryman Press, Woodstock, VT 1982)

XXXVII-25 Reviewed, quoted in "George Perkins Marsh"

World of Lawrence, The - A Passionate Appreciation (published by Capra Press, Santa Barbara, CA 1980, $15.00)

XXXIII-46 Reviewed and long quote from in Review, "The Vitality of the Artist"

XXXIII-47 Quoted in Lead, "The Writer's Plight"

World of Mathematics, The - James R. Newman

X-49 Reviewed in Frontiers, "Tribute to Mathematics"

World of Mind?, A

II-11 Frontiers (about telepathy and ESP-and how materialist has hard time trying to accept the facts)

World of the Creator

XXI-49 Editorial

World on Your Shoulders, The

XIV-10 Lead

World Opinion on Reincarnation

XV-6 Review

World Order Models Project - Poona, India 1978

XXXIII-7 Article from July 1978 conference, "The Perversions of Science and Technology," quoted in Review, "Instead of Collapse"

World Organization or World Trust

I-24 Lead

World Outside, The

V-25 Lead

World Perspective Series

XII-43 Review, "Mirage of Health"-edited by Dr. Ruth Nanda Anshen (Harper's), Mumford, The Transformations of Man, Mirage of Health, Dubos "dealing with basic developments and issues of our time"

XIII-5 Review, "Fromm's Analysis of Freud"- Erich Fromm's second contribution to the Series

World Population and Human Values - Jonas and Jonathan Salk (Harper & Row, 1981)

XXXV-8 Reviewed in "Science in the Human Interest"; brief discussion of in Editorial, "The Fittest Are the Wisest" and of Salk's The Survival of the Wisest

World Resources Inventory - compiled by Buckminster Fuller

XXI-9 Buckminster Fuller quoted, Document 2, Design Initiative in Editorial, "Educational Operation Bootstrap"

XIX-44 John McHale quoted, Document 4, in Frontiers, "Peace by Displacement of War"

XIX-52 Fuller quoted, Document 3, World Design Science Decade in Lead, "A Germinal Solution"

XXI-4 Quoted, Document 3 and 2 in Editorial, "Buckminster Fuller's Credo"

XXIII-40 Fuller quoted, Document 5 in Review, "An Educational Bombshell"

World Resources, 1986 (Basic Books, 1986)

XL-4 Re starvation, population, etc., in Frontiers, "Worldwide Hunger"

World Telegram (Newspaper)

X-23 Quote from a 12-year-old's composition on his wish towards brotherhood in Children, "For Pacifist Pondering" Jan. 24 issue

World That Must Be Made, The

XX-37 Lead

World They Never Made, The

XII-35 Frontiers

World Trends and Alternative Futures - John McHale and Magda Cordesl

XXVII-36 Quoted in Frontiers, "Views on Technology"

World Water Supply

XXXIX-26 Review (Worldwatch Papers)

World Without Credo

I-23 Review-lack of "great" modern novel

World Without Drama

XXII-3 Lead

World Without End

III-30 Frontiers

World Without Measure

XIII-3 Lead

World Without War, A (collection of several pieces of writing)

XIV-45 Introduction to by Walter Millis quoted in Review, same title

World Without War, A

XIV-45 Review

"World Without War" Conference Proposals

XVII-38 Frontiers

World Youth Festival Report

XVI-2 Basic point of view stated by constitutive assembly given in Children, "International Youth Festival"; also statement from U.S. signed by educators, clergymen and community leaders, statistics from report given

World's Dilemma, The

XVII-29 Editorial to support Mayer's "Uses and Abuses of Toughness" re Gandhi

World's Greatest Invention, The

XLI-50 Frontiers (bicycle)

World's Largest Planned Tragedy, The

XLI-9 Frontiers (dams in India)

World's Rim, The - Hartley Alexander (University of Nebraska Press, 1953)

XXIV-14 Discussed, quoted in Review, "Indian Philosophy and Religion"

Worlds We Live In, The

XVII-20 Lead

World's Work, The

XIV-16 Lead

Worldwatch Papers

XXXIX-20 No. 64 Investing in Children, William U. Chandler, in Children, "Hungry Children of the World"

XXXIX-26 No. 67 Sandra Postel, Conserving Water in Review, "World Water Supply"

XXXIX-27-36 Lester R. Brown, "A Generation of Deficits"

XXXIX-47 No. 70 Christopher Flavin re electricity, in Frontiers, "The Errors of Industrialism"

XXXIX-49 No. 69 on nuclear power, in Frontiers, "Shadow and Light"

XL-8 No. 72 William U. Chandler re national economies, in Review, "The Market Economy"

XL-14 No. 74 in Lead, "Analysis and Synthesis"

XL-23 No. 73 Edward C. Wolf, Beyond the Green Revolution, in Frontiers

XL-25-34 No. 74 Christopher Flavin re Chernobyl in Frontiers

XL-50 No. 77 quoted in Frontiers, "The Horrors of Urbanization"

XLI-5 No. 76 Mining and Urban Wastes in Frontiers

XLI-10 Jan/Feb 1988 on Chernobyl-Editorial, "What Is 'Safe Enough'?"

XLI-37 No. 81 Cynthia Pollock on shortage of wood in Children, "Where Work Needs Doing"

XLI-39 Cynthia Shea on wind-power, Mar/April 1988, in Frontiers, "Various News"

XLI-40 No. 82, Flavin and Durning, on energy efficiency in Frontiers, "The Drama of Energy Efficiency"

XLI-40 No. 82, Flavin and Durning, on energy efficiency in Frontiers, "The Drama of Energy Efficiency"

XLI-45 No. 84 Michael Renner on the automobile in Review, "A Great Industrial Mistake"

XLI-40 No. 82, Flavin and Durning, on energy efficiency in Frontiers, "The Drama of Energy Efficiency"

XLI-47 Jodi Jacobson, May/June 1988, Frontiers, "Plight of Women"

XLI-50 Marcia Lowe, July/Aug 1988 on the bicycle, in Frontiers, "The World's Greatest Invention"

XLI-51 Lester Brown, Sept/Oct 1988, on drought, harvests, in Lead, "Our Neglected Planet"

Worldwide Archaic Construction

XXXI-47 Review

Worldwide Hunger

XL-4 Frontiers

Worpswede - Rilke (1903)

XXXII-24 Quoted in Lead, "A Brief Comparison"

Worse than "Plain Selfishness"

XX-7 Editorial

Worsley, Peter

XXVII-13 His The Trumpet Shall Sound subject of Review, "Distortions of Ancient Tradition"

XXXVI-48 Quoted re cargo cults from The Trumpet Shall Sound in Children, "Tinkers with Technique"

Worster, Donald

XXXI-4 Quoted from Nature's Economy in Review, "Loaded with Promise"

XXXI-12 Nature's Economy discussed, quoted in Review, "On Following Nature"

XXXI-14 Quote from Nature's Economy in Frontiers, "Locating the Frontiers"

XXXVI-3 Quoted Nature's Economy (definition of Ecology) in Lead, "Uncertain Assay"

XXXVI-8 No. 48 Six Steps to a Sustainable Society quoted at length in Frontiers, "Accumulating Pressures"

XXXVI-15 Brief note of his observations on Joseph Wood Krutch in Nature's Economy in Lead, "Poets and Collectors"

XXXVII-19 Quoted Nature's Economy and Ecologist (Vol. 13, No. 5) re exploitation of nature, in Lead, "Question for Our Time"

XXXVII-37 Review of State of the World-1984

XXXVIII-6 No. 59 Improving World Health quoted in Frontiers, "Sanitation, Water, Diet" (by William U. Chandler)

XXXVIII-11 Quoted from Not Man Apart, Nov. 1984, re water, in Frontiers, "A New Homestead Program"

XXXVIII-13 No. 60 Soil Erosion (Brown and Wolf) quoted in Frontiers, "Less Soil, Higher Costs, Less Food"

XXXVIII-16 No. 62 Sandra Postel quoted in Frontiers, "The Public Interest"

XXXVIII-19 No. 61 (late 1984) Electricity's Future by Christopher Flavin quoted in Frontiers, "The Future of Electric Power"

XXXVIII-23 Key to Environmental Protection and Economic Progress, quoted, discussed in Frontiers, "Ominous Predictions About Energy"

XXXVIII-40 Quoted his contribution to Meeting the Expectations of the Land in Editorial, "As Natural as Counting"

XXXVIII-50 Quoted No. 65 Reversing Africa's Decline (Lester R. Brown) in Review, "African Disaster

XXXIX-53 His testimony before Congressional Committee on soil in "The Missing Element in Our Culture"

XLI-7 Summer 1987 Land Report on ownership of "private" property in Review, "A Simple Ideal"

Worsthrone, Peregrine

XI-40 Quoted her article, "Conservative Thoughts Out of Season" from Aug. Encounter on the social and economic factors which encourage development of the search for culture, in Children, "Educational Debate, Continued"

Worth of Human Life, The

VII-35 Lead

Worth Noticing

XXXVII-6 Editorial (revolutions and the "enemy")

Worth the Price

XXXV-1 Review-Radical Technology, Landscape for Humans

Worth-While Radio

II-31 Editorial-KPFA in San Francisco Bay Area

Worthington, Vivian

VIII-40 Quoted in Frontiers, "Seekers, Not Believers"-"Are Quakers Christians?"

X-28 Briefly quoted in Frontiers, "Crisis in Christian Belief"

Worthy Exploration, A

XXXII-49 Review

Worthy, William

V-16 Quoted from Progressive article in Lead, "Race and Religion"

XXXIV-22 Quoted from his Journal re Iran, Feb. 10, 1980, in Lead, "Behind the Web"

Worthy Institution, A

VI-2 Review-Menninger Quarterly

Worthy Vestures

VI-35 Editorial

Wortman, Roman

XXXII-38 Quotation from by William Tucker in July Atlantic Monthly given in Frontiers, "What They Have to Show for It "

Wouk, Herman

VII-18 Brief mention of The Caine Mutiny in Review, "Noted in Passing"

VIII-48 Reference to in Review, "Magazine Notes"- championed by Life and Time

IX-23 His Collier's "The Lomokome Papers"- Reviewed, "The Law of Reasonable War"

Would It Be Possible. . . ?

XVIII-4 Editorial-concluding paragraphs of Howard Zinn's Nation article on Freedom Schools

Wrench, G. T.

XXVI-8 His book, The Wheel of Health, discussed and quoted from in Review, "More on the Hunzas"

Wretched of the Earth, The

XIX-38 Quoted in Frontiers, "The Psychology of Social Morality"

XXII-18 J. E. Seigel's comments about quoted from Winter American Scholar in Children, "Guilt and Atonement"

Wreszin, Michael

XXV-36 Quoted from The Superfluous Anarchist in Children, "On Music-and Other Things"

Wright, A. F.

XIV-40 Edited with D. S. Nivison, Confucianism in Action quoted in Ralph S. Pomeroy's Review, "Offspring and Orphans"

XV-4 Edited The Confusion Persuasion which was quoted in above Review, "The Lesson of the Master"

Wright, Cedric

VIII-20 Frontiers, "Protest and Call" from Wright's The Words of the Earth

IX-23 Quoted, not named, in Children, re patriotism and education

Wright, Frank Lloyd

I-32 Disciple of Louis I. Sullivan-Review, "What is Architecture?"

IV-52 Quoted in Lead, "Revelation in Wood and Stone"

Wright, Frank L. Jr.

I-3 Out of Sight, Out of Mind in Review

II-1 Reference to his book in Frontiers, "Institutional Reform"

Wright, Harold Bell

II-34 Mentioned in passing in Lead, "Economic Ends and Means"

Wright, J. F. C.

XIX-19 James N. McCrorie's Introduction to his The Louise Lucas Story quoted in Review, "More Canadian Paperbacks"

Wright, Quincy

XI-22 Reference to his study of war, and James Reston's comments thereon quoted in Lead, by Kepler, "What Are We Going to Do?"

Wright, Richard - Constance Webb (Putnam, 1969)

XXVI-4 Discussed and quoted in Review, "Self- Created Man"

Wright, Richard

I-17 Mention of Black Boy in Editorial

I-45 Reference to Black Boy in "Milestones"

II-18 Mentioned Black Boy in Lead, "Racial and Cultural Mysteries"

V-10 Quoted his section of The God That Failed in Review of (Bantam ed.)

VII-23 Quoted his The Outsider in Lead, "The Interior Man"

VIII-9 Reference to in Frontiers, "Cultural Tensions (re South Africa)

IX-17 Reference to Black Boy in Review, "Voice of the Voiceless"

XXIII-46 James Baldwin's essay on his Native Son quoted from Baldwin's Notes on a Native Son in Review, "An 'Old' Book"

XXVI-4 1949 MANAS quote on "Black Boy in Review, " Self-Created Man"

XXIX-44 Letter to Dorothy Norman quoted from Art and Action in Lead, "Unfinished Business"

XLI-27-36 From Atlantic April 1988 on work of Edward Fredkin in Lead, "Changes in Our Thinking"

Wright, Rosana

XXI-24 Announcement of Operation Bootstrap plan quoted in Frontiers, "The Importance of History"

Wright, Susan

XXXII-6 Quoted from Environment, Oct. 1978 issue, in Lead, "Time for Separate Ways"

Wrightstone, J. W.

IX-12 Quoted re "Career High Schools" in Children, from Educational Leadership

Wrinkle in Time, A - Madeleine L'Engle (Strauss and Giroux, 1963)

XXXIII-41 Reviewed in Children, "Book Reviews"

Writer, The

V-49 Review

Writers and Critics

VII-10 Review-Irwin Shaw, Vance Bourjaily

Writers as Teachers/Teachers as Writers - edited by Jonathan Baumbach (Holt paperback)

XXIV-40 Jonathan Baumbach, Wendell Berry, Denise Levertov and Wright Morris quoted from in Children, "Writers Who Teach"

XXVI-52 Wendell Berry quoted from in Lead, "How Will They Understand?"

Writer's Calling, The

V-41 Editorial

Writer's Diary, A - Dostoevsky

XXVIII-5 Quoted in Lead, "Old and New Dramas"

Writer's Plight, The

XXXIII-47 Lead

Writer's Science and Art, The

XXX-39 Review

Writer's Work, The

XXXI-15 Editorial

Writers, The

XXXIX-15 Lead

Writers and Readers

XLI-41 Editorial (see Kuralt)

Writers as Teachers/Teachers as Writers - Jonathan Baumbach, ed. (Holt paperback)

XLI-13 Quoted Denise Levertov and W. Berry in Children and noted in Editorial, "Can Writing Be Taught?"

Writing About Art

VI-45 Editorial-Grace Clements

Writing Without Teachers - Peter Elbow (Oxford University Press, 1973)

XXX-9 Quoted in Children, "The Need for Believing"

XXX-18 Quoted in Lead, "What Needs To Be Done?"

XXXI-19 Quoted in Children, "A Hard Time Writing"

Wrong, Dennis

XVIII-18 Quoted in Review of Nov. 1964 Trans-action, "'Conformity' and 'Freedom'-Again"

XXI-42 Quoted from Sept/Oct Dissent in Frontiers, "The World and the Self"

XXII-12 Quoted Sept/Oct 1968 Dissent in Frontiers, "Redressing Balances"

Wurman, Richard Saul

XXIX-19 Discussion of his work in What Do We Use for Lifeboats? mentioned in Review, "Lifeboats or Arks?"

Wyckoff, James

XIV-52 His Middle of Time quoted in Review, "Notes on War's Aftermath"

Wylie, I. A. R. (English novelist)

X-24 Quoted her article in Woman's Day for May, "How to Be Happy Though Young" in Children, "Freedom and Self-Definition"

Wylie, Laurence (Haverford College professor)

X-42 Quoted his article written for NY Times on behavior of the French children, Children, "Rich Boy's School"

Wylie, Lawrence

XXXII-16 Quoted his introduction to The Horse of Pride in Lead, "The Garments of Mystery"

Wylie, Philip

III-51 Subject of Review, "A Hack Writer Looks Around"-Opus 21 quotations, mention of Generation of Vipers

IV-38 Reference to in Review, "With the Lighter Thinkers"

V-24 Review, "Imagination-Bludgeon Size" deals with his The Disappearance; quoted Babes and Sucklings

V-32 Review of his Night Unto Night, reference to The Disappearance

XI-31 Review of his The Innocent Ambassadors- typical American ignorance in respect to the people of foreign lands in Review, "Around the World with Mr. Wylie"; also quoted his review of Harold Isaac's book Scratches on Our Minds in Saturday Review, June 7, in Review

XXXIII-42 Quoted from his Night Unto Night in Lead, "Epistemology Matters"

Wyllie, John

XI-47 His Johnny Purple quoted in Editorial, "Addressed to Christians"

Wynne-Tyson

XXIV-22 His Relevance for Our Times particularly referred to in Lead, "The Meaning of Progress"

XXXIX-12 Quoted his introduction to The Extended Circle in Review, "Our Circle of Compassion"

Wyzanski, Charles E. Jr. (U.S. District Judge in Boston)

VII-26 Quoted from Phi Beta Kappa Key Reporter in Lead, "Enlarging Common Ground"