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General Theory of Value
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. PREFACE vii
  3. CONTENTS ix
  4. CHAPTER I. THE PROBLEM AND ITS SCOPE 1
  5. CHAPTER II. VALUE AS IRRELEVANT TO INTEREST 27
  6. CHAPTER III. VALUE AS THE QUALIFIED OBJECT OF INTEREST 52
  7. CHAPTER IV. VALUE AS THE OBJECT OF QUALIFIED INTEREST 81
  8. CHAPTER V. VALUE AS ANY OBJECT OF ANY INTEREST 115
  9. CHAPTER VI. THE BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO INTEREST 146
  10. CHAPTER VII. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF INTEREST 180
  11. CHAPTER VIII. MODES OF INTEREST 213
  12. CHAPTER IX. MODES OF INTEREST (continued) 242
  13. CHAPTER Χ. MODES OF INTEREST (concluded) 270
  14. CHAPTER XI. ANALYSIS OF COGNITION 306
  15. CHAPTER XII. THE ROLE OF COGNITION IN INTEREST 344
  16. CHAPTER XIII. COMPLEXES AND INTEGRATIONS OF INTEREST 369
  17. CHAPTER XIV. THE UNITY OF SOCIETY 400
  18. CHAPTER XV. IS SOCIETY A PERSON? 431
  19. CHAPTER XVI. MODES OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION 460
  20. CHAPTER XVII. MODES OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION (continued) 488
  21. CHAPTER XVIII. THE GENESIS AND MUTATION OF INTEREST 520
  22. CHAPTER XIX. THE GENESIS AND MUTATION OF INTEREST (continued) 549
  23. CHAPTER XX. THE CRITIQUE OF VALUE 595
  24. CHAPTER XXI. THE COMMENSURABILITY OF VALUES 626
  25. CHAPTER XXII. THE HIGHEST GOOD 659
  26. POSTSCRIPT 693
  27. BIBLIOGRAPHY 695
  28. INDEX 697
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. PREFACE vii
  3. CONTENTS ix
  4. CHAPTER I. THE PROBLEM AND ITS SCOPE 1
  5. CHAPTER II. VALUE AS IRRELEVANT TO INTEREST 27
  6. CHAPTER III. VALUE AS THE QUALIFIED OBJECT OF INTEREST 52
  7. CHAPTER IV. VALUE AS THE OBJECT OF QUALIFIED INTEREST 81
  8. CHAPTER V. VALUE AS ANY OBJECT OF ANY INTEREST 115
  9. CHAPTER VI. THE BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO INTEREST 146
  10. CHAPTER VII. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF INTEREST 180
  11. CHAPTER VIII. MODES OF INTEREST 213
  12. CHAPTER IX. MODES OF INTEREST (continued) 242
  13. CHAPTER Χ. MODES OF INTEREST (concluded) 270
  14. CHAPTER XI. ANALYSIS OF COGNITION 306
  15. CHAPTER XII. THE ROLE OF COGNITION IN INTEREST 344
  16. CHAPTER XIII. COMPLEXES AND INTEGRATIONS OF INTEREST 369
  17. CHAPTER XIV. THE UNITY OF SOCIETY 400
  18. CHAPTER XV. IS SOCIETY A PERSON? 431
  19. CHAPTER XVI. MODES OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION 460
  20. CHAPTER XVII. MODES OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION (continued) 488
  21. CHAPTER XVIII. THE GENESIS AND MUTATION OF INTEREST 520
  22. CHAPTER XIX. THE GENESIS AND MUTATION OF INTEREST (continued) 549
  23. CHAPTER XX. THE CRITIQUE OF VALUE 595
  24. CHAPTER XXI. THE COMMENSURABILITY OF VALUES 626
  25. CHAPTER XXII. THE HIGHEST GOOD 659
  26. POSTSCRIPT 693
  27. BIBLIOGRAPHY 695
  28. INDEX 697
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