Herbert Spencer: Critical Assessments, Volume 2John Offer Taylor & Francis, 2000 - 1669 pages A four volume collection of selected assessment of the work of Herbert Spencer. The collection contains journal articles, reviews and excerpts from books dating from 1867 to 2000. The volumes are organized under the following subject headings: Volume I: General Assessment of Herbert Spencer's Work and Impact. Volume II: Spencer, Darwin and Social Darwinism. Spencer, Comte, Tönnies and Durkheim. The Theory of Evolution and Social Change. Volume III: Conseptions of Society. Spencer, Psychology and Evolution. Spencer, Ethics and Evolution. Volume IV: Political Aspects of Social Evolution. Women, the Family, Children and Welfare. |
Contents
Spencer Darwin and Social Darwinism | 1 |
Spencer Derek Freeman | 2 |
Valerie A Haines 2 | 70 |
Evolution and the Human Sciences Stephen Toulmin | 90 |
Darwin and Social Theory Kenneth E Bock | 120 |
A Definition R J Halliday | 133 |
Darwin and Social Darwinism James Allen Rogers | 149 |
History or Histrionics? Robert C Bannister | 165 |
A Reply to Perrin Robert Alun Jones | 296 |
Durkheim and Spencer Peter A Corning | 307 |
A Theoretical Note Jonathan H Turner | 330 |
Herbert Spencer Robert G Perrin | 339 |
The Theory of Evolution and Social Change | 361 |
Young | 378 |
Herbert Spencer Robert L Carneiro | 441 |
Valerie A Haines | 471 |
Social Darwinism Raymond Williams | 186 |
Spencer Comte Tönnies and Durkheim | 199 |
Auguste | 200 |
Comte and Herbert Spencer John C Greene | 203 |
Herbert Spencer and the Spectre of Comte Sydney Eisen | 227 |
Tönnies and Spencer John Offer | 245 |
Durkheims Response to Spencer Robert Alun Jones | 267 |
Durkheims Misrepresentation of Spencer Robert G Perrin | 287 |
Miller | 499 |
Herbert Spencers Four Theories of Social Evolution | 508 |
The Historicist as a Failed Prophet | 528 |
A Reply to Ellen Frankel Paul | 548 |
Second Thoughts A Response to Michael | 556 |
Reconsidered Robert Dingwall and Michael D King | 645 |
Herbert Spencers Models | 660 |
Common terms and phrases
actions adaptation advance analysis appeared argued argument attempt become believed biological called cause century character complex Comte concept concerned continued course critical cultural Darwin Darwinian definition depends differentiation direction discussion division of labor Durkheim economic edition effect environment essay Ethics evidence evolutionary example existence explain fact force function further given growth Herbert Spencer human ideas important Included increase individual industrial influence inheritance institutions integration intellectual interest interpretation kind later less Letters logical London matter means mechanism mind moral natural selection noted organic Origin particular phenomena philosophy political population position present Press Principles of Sociology problem produced progress question race reason reference relations result scientific seems sense social evolution society species structure struggle suggests theory things thought tion types understand University whole writings wrote York