Ideological Differences and World Order Studies in the Philosophy and Science of the World's Cultures

I. TOWARD A NEW JUS GENTIUM I
ROSCOE POUND
II. THE PHILOSOPHY AT THE BAS1S OF TRADMONAL CHI-
NESE SOCIETY 18
FUNG YU-LAN
III. THE PHILOSOPHICAL BASIS OF CHINESE PAINT1NG 35
CHIANG YEE
IV. THE PHILOSOPHICAL ROOTS OF WESTERN CULTURE 69
CHARLES M. BAKEWELL
V. THE PYTHAGOREAN AND PLATONIC SCIENTIFIC CRITE-
RION OF THE BEAUTIFUL IN CLASSICAL WESTERN ART 90
MATILA GHYKA
VI. FRANCISCAN PHILOSOPHY AND GOTHIC ART II7
ROBERT GRINNELL
VII. P
OCCIDENTAL CULTURE 137
OVERTON H. TAYLOR
VIII. POSITIVISM AND PORFIRISM IN LATIN AMERICA 166
LEOPOLDO ZEA
IX. SOVIET LAW AND ITS ASSUMPTIONS 192
JOHN N. HAZARD
X. THE NEW DEAL AS A CULTURAL PHENOMENON 208
T. V. SMITH
XI. THE POTENTIAL INTELLIGENT SOCIETY OF THE FUTURE 229
P. W. BRIDGMAN


XII. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE BRITISH LABOUR GOVERN-
MENT 250
LORD LINDSAY OF BIRKER

XIII. LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY IN CONTEMPORARY
FRANCE 269
HENRI PEYRE

XIV. THE IMPACT OF POLITICS ON SCIENCE 297
MANUEL SANDOVAL VALLARTA

XV. UNESCO: ITS PURPOSE AND ITS PHILOSOPHY 305
JULIAN HUXLEY

XVI. THE CONCEPT OF META-ANTHROPOLOGY AND ITS S1G-
NIFICANCE FOR CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGICAL
SCIENCE 323
DAVID BIDNEY

XVII. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE NAVAHO INDIANS 356
CLYDE KLUCKHOHN

XVIII. MAN AND CULTURE 385
FRANCISCO ROMERO

XIX. IDEOLOGICAL MAN IN HIS RELATION TO SCIENTIFICALLY
KNOWN NATURAL MAN 407
F. S. C. NORTHROP

XX. LASTING AND DYING FACTORS IN THE WORLD'S CUL-
TURES 429
PITIRIM A. SOROKIN

XXI. TWO OBJECTIVE BASES FOR A WORLD-WIDE LEGAL
ORDER 442
GRAY L. DORSEY

INDEX 475