*Manhood Of Humanity* The Science and Art of Human Engineering By Alfred Korzybski New York E. P. Dutton & Company 681 Fifth Avenue 1921 CONTENTS Acknowledgement Preface Chapter I. Introduction Chapter II. Childhood of Humanity Chapter III. Classes of Life Chapter IV. What Is Man? Chapter V. Wealth Chapter VI. Capitalistic Era Chapter VII. Survival of the Fittest Chapter VIII. Elements Of Power Chapter IX. Manhood Of Humanity Chapter X. Conclusion Appendix I. Mathematics And Time-Binding Appendix II. Biology And Time-Binding Appendix III. Engineering And Time-Binding Footnotes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The author and the publishers acknowledge with gratitude the following permissions to make use of copyright material in this work: Messrs. D. C. Heath & Company, for permission to quote from “Unified Mathematics,” by Louis C. Karpinski, Harry Y. Benedict and John W. Calhoun. Messrs. G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York and London, for permission to quote from “Organism as a Whole” and “Physiology of the Brain,” by Jacques Loeb. Messrs. Harper & Brothers, for permission to quote from “From the Life, Imaginary Portraits of Some Distinguished Americans,” by Harvey O’Higgins. Messrs. D. Appleton & Company, for permission to quote from “Corporation Finance,” by E. S. Mead. Messrs. J. B. Lippincott Company, for permission to quote from “Forced Movements,” by Jacques Loeb. Princeton University Press, for permission to quote from “Heredity and Environment,” by Edwin Grant Conklin. Columbia University Press, for permission to quote from “The Human Worth of Rigorous Thinking,” by C. J. Keyser. The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, for permission to quote from _The Journal of Experimental Medicine_, Vol. 27. The New School for Social Research, for permission to quote from “An Outline of the History of the Western European Mind,” by James Harvey Robinson. The Engineering Magazine Company, for permission to quote from “Mastering Power Production,” by Walter N. Polakov. PREFACE