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I. The history of ideas about the external order of nature studied by the physical and biological sciences, ideas also present in common usage, imaginative literature, myths about nature, metaphysical speculation.
| Alchemy | Genetic Continuity |
| Astrology | Health and Disease |
| Atomism: Antiquity to the Seventeenth Century | Indeterminacy in Physics |
| Atomism in the Seventeenth Century | Inheritance of Acquired Characteristics (Lamarckian) |
| Biological Conceptions in Antiquity | Inheritance through Pangenesis |
| Biological Homologies and Analogies | Longevity |
| Biological Models | Changing Concepts of Matter from Antiquity to Newton |
| Conservation of Natural Resources | Nature |
| Cosmic Images | Newton and the Method of Analysis |
| Cosmic Voyages | Optics and Vision |
| Cosmology from Antiquity to 1850 | Orgranicism |
| Cosmology since 1850 | Recapitulation |
| Entropy | Relativity |
| Environment | Space |
| Environment and Culture | Spontaneous Generation |
| Evolutionism | Technology |
| Experimental Science and Mechanics in the Middle Ages | Time and Measurement |
| Uniformitarianism and Catastrophism |
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II. The history of ideas about human nature in anthropology, psychology, religion, and philosophy as well as in literature and common sense.
| Association of Ideas | Psychological Ideas in Antiquity |
| Behaviorism | Psychological Schools in European Thought |
| Empathy | Psychological Theories in American Thought |
| Imprinting and Learning Early in Life | Renaissance Idea of the Dignity of Man |
| Types of Individualism | Theriophily |
| Love | Universal Man |
| Man-Machine from the Creeks to the Computer | Virtù in and since the Renaissance |
| Pre-Platonic Conceptions of Human Nature | Virtuoso |
| Primitivism | Wisdom of the Fool |
| Primitivism in the Eighteenth Century | Witchcraft |
III. The history of ideas in literature and the arts in aesthetic theory and literary criticism.
| Allegory in Literary History | Demonology |
| Ambiguity as Aesthetic Principle | Evolution of Literature |
| Ancients and Moderns in the Eighteenth Century | Expressionism in Literature |
| Art and Play | Form in the History of Aesthetics |
| Art for Art's Sake | Genius from the Renaissance to 1770 |
| Baroque in Literature | Genius: Individualism in Art and Artists |
| Theories of Beauty to the Mid-Nineteenth Century | Musical Genius |
| Theories of Beauty since the Mid-Nineteenth Century | Concept of Gothic |
| Catharsis | Harmony or Rapture in Music |
| Chance Images | Iconography |
| Classicism in Literature | Impressionism in Art |
| Classification of the Arts | Irony |
| Sense of the Comic | Literature and Its Cognates |
| Creativity in Art | Literary Paradox |
| Literary Criticism | Millenarianism |
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| Mimesis | Periodization in Literary History |
| Motif | Rhetoric and Literary Theory in Platonism |
| Motif in Literature; The Faust Theme | Poetry and Poetics from Antiquity to the Mid-Eighteenth Century |
| Literary Attitudes Toward Mountains | Realism in Literature Music and Science |
| Music as a Demonic Art | Rhetoric after Plato |
| Music as a Divine Art | Romanticism in Literature |
| Myth in Antiquity | Romanticism (ca. 1780-ca. 1830) |
| Myth in Biblical Times | Satire |
| Myth in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance | Victorian Sensibility and Sentiment |
| Myth in English Literature: Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries | Style in Literature |
| Sublime in External Nature | |
| Myth in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries | Symbol and Symbolism in Literature |
| Myth in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries | Taste in the History of Aesthetics from the Renaissance to 1770 |
| Naturalism in Art | Temperance (Sōphrosynē) and the Canon of the Cardinal Virtues |
| Neo-Classicism in Art | Sense of the Tragic |
| Newton's Opticks and Eighteenth-Century Imagination | Ut pictura poesis |
IV. The history of ideas about or attitudes to history, historiography, and historical criticism.
| China in Western Thought and Culture | Freedom of Speech in Antiquity |
| Crisis in History | Historicism |
| Cultural Development in Antiquity | Historiography |
| Culture and Civilization in Modern Times | The Influence of Ideas on Ancient Greek Historiography |
| Cycles | |
| Humanism in Italy | Determinism in History |
| Enlightenment | Oriental Ideas in American Thought |
| The Counter-Enlightenment | Periodization in History |
| Fortune, Fate, and Chance | Progress in Classical Antiquity |
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| Progress in the Modern Era | Renaissance Literature and Historiography |
| Idea of Renaissance | Volksgeist |
| Renaissance Humanism | Zeitgeist |
V. The historical development of economic, legal, and political ideas and institutions, ideologies, and movements.
| Academic Freedom | Ideology of Soviet Communism |
| Alienation in Hegel and Marx | Justice |
| Analogy of the Body Politic | Ancient Greek Ideas of Law |
| Anarchism | Ancient Roman Ideas of Law |
| Authority | Common Law |
| Balance of Power | Concept of Law |
| Causation in Law | Due Process in Law |
| The City | Equal Protection in Law |
| Civil Disobedience | Natural Law and Natural Rights |
| Class | Legal Precedent |
| Conservatism | Legal Responsibility |
| Constitutionalism | Liberalism |
| Democracy | Loyalty |
| Despotism | Machiavellism |
| Economic History | Marxism |
| Economic Theory of Natural Liberty | Marxist Revisionism: From Bernstein to Modem Forms |
| Education | Medieval and Renaissance Ideas of Nation |
| Equality | Nationalism |
| Equity in Law and Ethics | International Peace |
| Legal Concept of Freedom | Philanthropy |
| General Will | Property |
| Historical and Dialectical Materialism | Protest Movements |
| Ideology | Revolution |
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| Romanticism in Political Thought | Utopia | |
| Social Contract | Vox populi | |
| Social Democracy in Germany and Revisionism | War and Militarism | |
| Socialism from Antiquity to Marx | Welfare State | |
| State | Social Attitudes Towards Women | |
| Totalitarianism | Work | |
| Utility and Value in Economic Thought | ||
VI. The history of religious and philosophical ideas.
| Abstraction in the Formation of Concepts | Cynicism |
| Agnosticism | Death and Immortality |
| Alienation in Christian Theology | Deism |
| Analogy in Early Creek Thought | Design Argument |
| Analogy in Patristic and Medieval Thought | Determinism in Theology: Predestination |
| Antinomy of Pure Reason | Double Truth |
| Appearance and Reality | Dualism in Philosophy and Religion |
| Baconianism | Epicureanism and Free Will |
| Buddhism | Eschatology |
| Causation in the Seventeenth Century | Problem of Evil |
| Causation in the Seventeenth Century, Final Causes | Existentialism |
| Certainty in Seventeenth-Century Thought | Faith, Hope, and Charity |
| Certainty since the Seventeenth Century | Free Will and Determinism |
| Chain of Being | Free Will in Theology |
| Christianity in History | Gnosticism |
| Church as an Institution | Idea of God from Prehistory to the Middle Ages |
| Modernism in the Christian Church | Idea of God, 1400-1800 |
| Cosmic Fall | Idea of God since 1S00 |
| Creation in Religion | Happiness and Pleasure |
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| Hegelian Political and Religious Ideas | Positivism in Latin America |
| Heresy in the Middle Ages | Positivism in the Twentieth Century (Logical Empiricism) |
| Heresy, Renaissance and Later | Pragmatism |
| Hermeticism | Prophecy in Hebrew Scripture |
| Hierarchy and Order | Prophecy in the Middle Ages |
| Holy (The Sacred) | Pythagorean Doctrines to 300 B.C. |
| Idea | Pythagorean Harmony of the Universe |
| Ideal in Philosophy from the Renaissance to 1780 | Ramism |
| Impiety in the Classical World | Rationality among the Greeks and Romans |
| Irrationalism in the History of Philosophy | Reformation |
| Islamic Conception of Intellectual Life | Relativism in Ethics |
| Macrocosm and Microcosm | Origins of Religion |
| Metaphor in Philosophy | Ritual in Religion |
| Metaphor in Religious Discourse | Religion and Science in the Nineteenth Century |
| Metaphysical Imagination | Religious Enlightenment in American Thought Moral Sense |
| Religious Toleration | Necessity |
| Right and Good | Neo-Platonism |
| Romanticism in Post-Kantian Philosophy Ethics of Peace | Sin and Salvation |
| Perennial Philosophy | Skepticism in Antiquity |
| Perfectibility of Man | Skepticism in Modern Thought |
| Pietism | Ethics of Stoicism |
| Platonism in Philosophy and Poetry | |
| Platonism in the Renaissance | Theodicy |
| Platonism since the Enlightenment | Time |
| Positivism in Europe to 1900 | Utilitarianism |
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VII. The history of formal mathematical, logical, linguistic, and methodological ideas.
| Anthropomorphism in Science | Linguistics |
| Axiomatization | Linguistic Theories in British Seventeenth-Century Philosophy |
| Casuistry | Relativity of Standards of Mathematical Rigor |
| Causation | Mathematics in Cultural History |
| Causation in History | Number |
| Causation in Islamic Thought | Probability: Objective Theory |
| Chance | Formal Theories of Social Welfare |
| Classification of the Sciences | Structuralism |
| Continuity and Discontinuity in Nature and Knowledge | Symmetry and Asymmetry |
| Game Theory | Uniformitarianism in Linguistics |
| Infinity | Unity of Science from Plato to Kant |
| Study of Language |
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