Principles of western civilisation
The close of an era.--The shifting of the centre of significance in the evolutionary hypothesis. The principle of projected efficiency.--The position in modern thought.--The phenomenon of western liberalism.--The problem.--The ascendency of the present.--The passing of the present under the control of the future.--The development of the great antinomy in western history.--The modern world-conflict.--Towards the future
Print Book, English, 1902
The Macmillan company; Macmillan & Co., Ltd., New York, London, 1902
vi pages, 1 leaf, 538 pages 19 cm
1998974
The close of an era
The shifting of the centre of significance in the evolutionary hypothesis. The principle of projected efficiency
The position in modern thought
The phenomenon of western liberalism
The problem
The ascendency of the present
The passing of the present under the control of the future
The development of the great antinomy in western history
The modern world-conflict
Towards the future