The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Psychology of Nations, by G.E. Partridge.

Æsthetic, elements in war, 70-77;
- in education, 230, 315-318
Aggressive instinct, 40-45
American life, 248;
- mores, 221
Anger, 14
Autocracy and democracy, 104
Bergson, 36, 101, 110
Biological principles, 3 ff.
Bourdon, 90, 129
Boutroux, 55, 101, 236
Boy Scouts, 198
British Labor Party, 273
Burnet, 311
Cannibalism, 13-14
Causes in war, 97-109
Chapman, 52
Christianity, 307
City, moods, 188, 278;
- school, 190
Civics, 264
Claes, 129
Cleveland, 260
Cobden, 137
Collier, 90
Colonies, 129
Combat, instinct of, 53-58
Conscientious objectors, 200
Consciousness of kind, 8
Cramb, 75, 256
Creative activity, 283
Darwin, 111
Death, 71
Democracy, 232, 253 ff.;
- spirit of, 185-191
Dickinson, 261
Dide, 52
Dillon, 102, 272
Display, 74
Dominant, 35
Drawbridge, 102
Duelling, 93
Durkheim, 115
Economic factors, 128-141
Economy, 275
Ecstasy, 23, 64
Educational problems, 161-167
Empire, 148
England, 123, 244
Fear, 14, 41
Ferrero, 52
Feudalism, 35
Finance, 134
French, The, 24, 55, 244
Freudians, 20
Future, The, viii
Germany, 34, 43, 50, 55, 89, 98, 106, 115, 124, 126, 198, 239, 245
Gibbs, 54
Government, 242 ff.;
- functions of, 251
Hatred, 46-52
Herd, The, 4, 10, 18, 57, 62
Heroes, 234
Hintze, 99
Hirschfeld, 23
Historical causes in war, 149
History, teaching of, 173, 266
Hobhouse, 101
Hobson, 260
Hocking, 167
Home-love, 81, 216
Homogeneity of species, 60
Howe, 135, 136
Hullquist, 137
Humanism, 309, 314
Humanities, 312
Industrialism, 33, 134, 220
Industry, and education, 269-289;
- the higher, 184
Instincts, 4-5, 28, 38-69
Institutional factors in war, 125
International law, 192
Internationalism, 168-196
Intoxication motive, 31
James, 266
Japanese, 90, 119
Jones, 21
Justice, 205, 311
Lamprecht, 34
Land hunger, 131
Leadership, 84, 142, 176
Le Bon, 3, 18, 102, 111, 119, 129, 135, 244
Lehmann, 237
Loyalty, 228;
- to leaders, 231
M'Cabe, 9
MacCurdy, 48, 56, 58, 201
Mach, 135
Marot, 284
Militarism, 197 ff.
Military training, 208-210
Mitchell, 9
Moods, in education, 319
Moral influences in war, 117-127
Murray, 18
Mysticism, 120
Napoleon, 113
National, character study, 224;
- desires, 175;
- honor, 88-96
Nationalism, 79-96;
- and internationalism, 105
Nicolai, 3, 19, 56, 70, 78, 129, 217
Nietzsche, 110
Novicow, 19, 137
Noyes, 271
Nusbaum, 45
Nutritional motive, 38
Objectives, 140, 143
O'Ryan and Anderson, 45
Ostwald, 98
Pacifists, 200
Patriotism, 79-96, 211-241;
- elements of, 80, 215
Patten, 115
Peace, 197 ff.;
- ideals of, vi, 205
Pessimism, 43
Pfister, 45
Philosophical, attitude, 194;
- influences in war, 110-116
Political, education, 242-268;
- factors, 142-152;
- ideals, 235
Power, motive of, 29, 130
Powers, 130
Practical interests, 180-183
Praise of war, 199
Preparedness, 208-210
President of the United States, 102
Pressure of population, 129
Preventive wars, 44
Primitive tendencies, 38
Progress, v, 321
Property, 138
Prophets, viii-ix
Psycho-analysis, 179
Race patriotism, 226
Rationalism and humanism, 107
Recreational life, 303
Redier, 85
Religion and education, 305-308
Religious influences in war, 117-127
Reproductive motive, 38, 66, 73, 76
Reuter, Frau, 51
Reversion theories of war, 17-23
Russell, 17, 167, 246, 305
Savorgnan, 201
Scheler, 7, 47
Sciences, 314
Scientific movement, 112
Selection, 5 ff.
Sexes, 299
Smith, 51
Social, education, 282 ff. 290-304;
- feeling, 82;
- history, 301;
- instincts, 58;
- solidarity, 63
Socialism, 259
Specialization, 281
Stevens, 138
Sumner, 121, 132
Synthesis of causes, 153-157
Thayer, 56
Thrift, 285
Tower, 98
Tragedy, 71
Trotter, 9, 18, 58, 233, 291, 295
Unconscious motives, 17 ff.
Universal language, 193
Veblen, 46, 78, 137
Venezelos, 151
Von Bülow, 115
War, as dramatic story, 22;
- motives of, vii, 13, 15;
- moods, 25 ff., 70 ff.;
- origin of, 3 ff.
World, idea, 170;
- organization, 191
Wundt, 90

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