334 273 403 327 342 279 421 340 343 280 427 345 345 281 441 355 346 282 482 388 350 286 488 392 354 288 521 416 357 291 529 422 358 292 539 430 359 293 562 449 360 293 577 460 362 295 589 471 363 296 603 481 365 297 607 484 368 299 610 486 369 300 616 490 370 301 618 492 373 303 624 499 376 306 625 500 378 307 626 501 382 310 627 501 385 313 631 504 CONTENTS OF VOLUME II Translator’s Note v References from Volume I vii Chapter I. Origin and Landscape. (A) The Cosmic and The Microcosm 1 Plant and animal, p. 3. Being and waking-being, p. 6. Feeling, understanding, thinking, p. 9. The motion problem, p. 14. Mass-soul, p. 18. Chapter II. Origin and Landscape. (B) The Group of the Higher Cultures 21 History-picture and nature-picture, p. 23. Human and world history, p. 28. Two ages: primitive and high Cultures, p. 33. Survey of the high Cultures, p. 39. Historyless mankind, p. 48. Chapter III. Origin and Landscape. (C) The Relations between the Cultures 53 “Influence,” p. 55. Roman law, p. 60. Magian law, p. 67. Western law, p. 75. Chapter IV. Cities and Peoples. (A) The Soul of the City 85 Mycenæ and Crete, p. 87. The peasant, p. 89. World-history is urban history, p. 90. Figure of the city, p. 92. City and intellect, p. 96. Spirit of the world-city, p. 99. Sterility and disintegration, p. 103. Chapter V. Cities and Peoples. (B) Peoples, Races, Tongues 111