THE THIRD SCHOOL AND THE SOCIALISTS I. F. Turati 210 II. B. Battaglia 214 III. N. Colajanni 220 IV. A. Bebel 227 V. P. Lafargue 229 VI. H. Denis 235 VII. H. Lux 237 VIII. P. Hirsch 241 CHAPTER VIII CONCLUSIONS 244 PART TWO BOOK I THE PRESENT ECONOMIC SYSTEM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES CHAPTER I THE PRESENT ECONOMIC SYSTEM 247 CHAPTER II SOCIAL CONDITION OF THE DIFFERENT CLASSES A. The Bourgeoisie 263 B. The Petty Bourgeoisie 267 C. The Proletariat 269 D. The Lower Proletariat 275 CHAPTER III THE RELATION OF THE SEXES AND OF THE FAMILY A. Marriage 291 B. The Family 307 C. Prostitution 321 CHAPTER IV ALCOHOLISM 357 CHAPTER V MILITARISM 374 BOOK II CRIMINALITY CHAPTER I GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS A. Definition of Crime 377 B. The Origin of Egoistic Acts in General 381 C. Egoistic Tendencies Resulting from the Present Economic System and its Consequences 401 a. The Present Economic System 402 b. The Proportion in which the Different Classes are Guilty of Crime 436 c. Marriage 449 d. The Criminality of Women 463 e. The Family 478 f. Prostitution 504 g. Alcoholism 508 h. Militarism 516 i. The Penalty 519 j. Imitation 528 k. Conclusions 532 D. Individual Differences 534 E. The Classification of Crime 536 CHAPTER II