Aaron 44
Abraham 41, 94
activity 17-20, 38, 53, 68, 77-83,
86-7, 136, 140, 169
advertising and propaganda 109, 142, 153-4, 161; see also communications, media alienation 18-19, 28, 34, 37, 79, 124, 129-30, 133, 135-6, 171-2; see also passivity antagonism 95-9
class war 5, 98
Aquinas, St. Thomas 6, 50, 80,
104, 104/1,106
Aristippus 3-4
Aristotle 3, 79-81
Artz, Frederick B. 121
Auer, Alfons 104, 104n., 106
Augustine, St. 106, 122
authority, exercise of 32-4, 68,
103-4, 126, 166, 168; see
also bureaucracy; patriarchal
society; property;
rebellion and revolution and children 9, 32, 39, 60, 64-5, 68, 109, 160, 165
sexual prohibitions 67-8
automobile, importance of 4, 23, 61-2, 154-5
Baader, Franz von 133
Bachofen, J. J. 125
Bacon, Francis: Novum Organum 150
Basho 14-17
Basilius 49
Bauer, Edgar 18
Becker, Carl 124
behaviorism 55, 84
being (mode of existence) 17,
20-2, 75-92, 145-6; see also
activity; Buddha; Eckhart,
Master; Jesus, love/loving;
Marx, Karl and authority 32-4, 104
biblical concept 41 -50 passim
(see also New Testament;
Old Testament) in daily experience 25-40,
75, 109
exists in the here and
now 109-10
and faith 36-8,110
freedom and growth 1, 22, 64,
66-8, 93-4, 146, 163-4
happiness and pleasure 86,
100-3 passim 147
and having, difference between 13-24,75, 86, 91
and having, existential 72-3
interest 26-30, 87, 145
knowledge 34-6
knowledge of reality 21-2, 34-5,
55, 83-6, 146
in language and speech 19-21, 27-8
and learning 25-7, 87
life, affirmation of 15, 17, 22, 88-9, 91, 108, 110, 145-6
philosophical concerns of 21-2
and reading 30-2
and remembering 27-9, 110
security 93-5, 145, 150, 159
and sex 39, 96, 99-100
solidarity and union 90-2, 95-9,
145, 162
well-being and joy 3, 5, 16-17, 81, 96, 100-3, 110, 145, 170
Benveniste, Emile 20-1
Benz, E. 55
Bible 4, 121 ; see also New
Testament; Old Testament Blakney, Raymond B. 35, 51-3, 55
passim 102
Bloch, Ernst 120n., 133
Bohr, Niels 129
Bonifacius, St. 120
Brentano, L. V. 59n.
Buddha 22,89,94,140,173
being and having, concept of 17, 34, 51, 65, 89, 101, 108, 143
Buddhism 50, 50n., 85, 101, 133, 140
Zen 14,17
Budmor, Moshe 29n.
bureaucracy 2, 4, 36, 45, 99, 150, 163-4, 169
capitalism (and need for change)
5-6, 10, 142, 144, 154, 158;
see also consumption;
economic change, need for;
industrial society "marketing character," 62-3, 126-32, 171, 173
Cavell, Edith 121
children 70, 89, 119
authority over and domination of 9, 32-4, 60, 65,68, 160, 165
and love 39,96,125
China 3,7,65,123
Chomsky, Noam 18
Christianity 46, 65, 85-6, 102,
120-3, 126, 131, 163; see
also Bible; God, concept of;
Jesus; Roman Catholic Church early Christians and church fathers 46-50 passim 106, 120
heroes and martyrs 122
as ideology 37, 64, 120, 123
paradise 70
Passion Play 123
property, rejection of 47, 49-50
Protestant revolt 124
sin, concept of 102-7
Chrysostomus (St. John Chrysostom) 50
Churchill, Sir Winston 88
class war 5,98,150
The Cloud of Unknowing 27,35, 37, 80
Club of Rome reports, see Meadows, D. H.; Mesarovic, M. D., Pestel, Eduard Cohen, Hermann 133
communications, media 2, 4, 23,167
advertising and propaganda 109, 153-4, 161
communism 2, 13, 72, 133, 136, 155; see also consumption early communist sects 50
Marxist thought perverted by 13, 133, 135-7
consumption (and need for
change) 1, 5, 24, 61, 63, 95-7, 128, 136-8, 151-5, 162, 170-1; see also having, acquisition and consumption Crusades 123
Darwin, Charles 129
Dead Sea scrolls 49
death 10, 101 -2, 108; see also sacrifice desire for immortality 70, 108
Delgado, Jose M. R. 33
de Mause, Lloyd 39
depression 5, 82, 97, 102, 170
destructiveness 5, 68, 98, 146;
see also ecology, dangers to;
rebellion and revolution; war Diogenes Laertius 3, 108
"Dlognetus, Letter of" 49
(Pseudo) Dionysius Areopaglta 37
Disraeli, Benjamin 133
drugs/drug addiction 4, 23, 100, 161-2
DuMarais 18-19,21
Eckhart, Master 13, 41-55, 108, 121, 139
being and having, concept of 17, 34, 36, 50-5 passim 83, 86, 100, 102, 108, 131, 135
God, concept of 37, 52-3
ecology, dangers to 2, 7, 128, 132,
141-2, 154, 169
economic change, need for 2, 7-8, 71-2, 94, 150-2, 154, 162-4
education 31, 33, 36, 86
ego/egoism 3, 5-6, 30, 61,
89, 94-5, 127-8; see also authority, exercise of fame and success 9, 61, 82
"identity crisis" 128
Ehrlich, Anne H. 142, 170
Ehrlich, Paul R. 142, 170
Eichmann, Adolf 159-60
Einstein, Albert 129
Engels, Friedrich 136
The Holy Family 18,83
Enlightenment 35, 124, 132
Epicurus 3, 108
Eppler, E. 143,172
faith 36-8,110
fanaticism 72, 90
Farner, Konrad 49/7.
Finkelstein, Louis 46
Fiser, Z. 22n.
freedom and growth 22, 93-4, 146;
see also activity; rebellion and revolution and breaking bonds 1, 66-9, 159
fear of 94, 96
French Revolution 124
Freud, Sigmund 3, 23, 70-1, 84, 87, 144, 165
awareness of unconscious reality 34,38-9,83-5
Fromm, Erich
The Anatomy of Human
Destructiveness 40, 62,
86 n., 164 n.
The Art of Loving 39
The Dogma of Christ 46
Escape from Freedom 32, 7Qn.,
93a, 115n.
The Forgotten Language
44/7., 85
Man for Himself 38, 73, 126
Marx's Concept of Man
135-6, 135/7.
"On the Limitations and Dangers
of Psychology" 75/7.
Psychoanalysis and Religion 115/7.
The Revolution of Hope 143
The Sane Society 143,156,163/7.
"Sex and Character" 99
Socialist Humanism 138n.
You Shall Be as Gods 44/7., 101 n., 107
Funk, Rainer 46/7., 48, 106
Germany 88-9, 120, 122, 159
God
concept of 38, 41-2, 47-8,
52-3, 100, 102-3, 117
as an idol 37, 61
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
15-16, 121
government and politics 2, 8, 36,
71-2, 80, 99 passim 132, 172;
see also authority, exercise of;
bureaucracy; war
communications, control of
2, 162, 167
democracy, participatory
152-5, 168
rebellion and revolution 64-5, 89-90, 116
Greece, ancient
mythology 94,122-4
philosophy and thought 3, 22, 49, 79, 104, 108
Groddek, George 99
happiness and pleasure
in being 86, 99-103 passim 147 (see also activity; well- being and joy) in having 2-6 passim 24, 99-103, 149, 158 (see also passivity) Harich, W. 143
having (mode of existence) 59-73;
see also alienation; authority,
exercise of; Buddha; Eckhart,
Master; ego/egoism; Jesus;
love/ loving; Marx, Karl;
patriarchal society acquisition and
consumption 22-4, 31, 59-65, 72, 92-3, 95-6
(see also consumption;
property) antagonism 95-9
and being, change to 143-6
and being, difference
between 13-24, 75, 86, 91
biblical concept 41-2, 44-6, 48-50 (see also New Testament; Old Testament) in daily experience 25-40, 109-11
death, fear of, and desire for
immortality 70, 108
depression 5, 82, 97, 102, 170
destructiveness 5-6, 68, 90, 146 (see also ecology, dangers to; war)
existential having 72-3
exists in time 109-11
and faith 36-7
happiness and pleasure 2-6
passim 24, 99-103, 149, 158
insecurity 93-5, 108, 165
knowledge 34-6, 53
in language and speech 17-21,
27-8, 69
and learning 25-7, 87
loneliness 4, 95, 97
passivity 5, 10, 24, 39-40, 62,
77-83
and reading 30-2
and sex 4, 23, 67, 96, 99-100, 161, 164
health 61, 63, 67, 82, 94, 161
Hebb, D. O. 86
hedonism 3-4 passim 100
Hegel, George W. F. 22
Heisenberg, Werner 129
Heraclitus 22
heroes 41, 94-5, 103-4,
122-4
Hess, Max 135
Hinduism 37, 94, 132
Hobbes, Thomas 4
Homer 122
humanism (and social change) 6,
35, 105-6, 119, 124, 132-3;
see also Marx, Karl present-day/radical 7-8, 125, 132-44, 155-6, 158
Hunziger, Max 76
Ibsen, Henrik: Peer Gynt 95
lllich, Ivan 36
immortality, desire for 70, 108
income
equality 72
guaranteed yearly 163-4
industrial society (and "cybergenic
religion") 1-2, 6, 59-60, 82,
110, 126, 131-2; protests
against 125 132-44,
155, 162, 164-5; see also
capitalism; consumption;
economic change, need for insecurity 93-5, 108, 165
interest 26-30,67,87,145
Islam 70,124
Jacobi, E. R. 140n.
Jesus; see also Christianity; New Testament being and having, concept of
13, 34, 47-8, 102, 106, 108
as "hero" of love 94, 122
as an idol 124
Jochanan ben Sakai 45
joy, see well-being and joy Judaism 43, 46 passim; see also Old Testament being and having, concept of 34-5,65,86,95-102, 119, 135
God, concept of 37, 42, 44, 47-8
Hasidic movement 102
Maimonides, Code of 133-5
Messianic Time 7, 44-7, 44n.,
101, 133-4, 150
Shabbat 43-4,102
Talmud 42, 44, 46-7, 85, 102
Jung, Carl Gustav 17
Justin, St. 49
Kant, Immanuel 4, 31
Khrushchev, Nikita 136
knowledge/knowing 34-6, 53
reality 21-3,29,34,55,
83-6, 146
Supreme Cultural Council, establishment of 166-8
Koestler, Arthur 9
Kropotkin, P. A. 89n.
La Mettrie, Julien Offroy de 4
Lange, Winfried 80n.
language and speech 17-21, 27-8, 69
learning 25-7, 69, 87; see also
education; knowledge/knowing reading 30-2
Lenin, Nikolai 116, 151
life, affirmation and love of 15, 17, 22, 88-9, 91, 108, 110,145-6; and desire for immortality 70,108
Lobkowicz, Nicholas 79, 80n.
loneliness 4, 95, 97
love/loving; see also marriage; sex as atonement for sin 106
in being 19, 36, 38-40, 53, 55,
69, 90-1, 110, 124-5, 146
of children 39, 96, 125
fatherly/motherly 125
in having 38-9, 62, 94-5, 104,
107, 122
idea vs. experience 22
Lubac, Henri de 106
Luther, Martin 125-6
Maccoby, Michael 87n., 130-1
Maimonides, Code of 133-5
"Man and His Environment" 143
Marcuse, Herbert 64
"marketing character" 62-3,
126-32, 171, 173
marriage 39-40
martyrs 90,104,122
Marx, Karl 4, 22n., 42, 54, 132-7
passim 140, 144, 151, 172
and alienation 129, 133, 144, 171-2
being and knowing reality, concept of 34-6, 84, 136, 146
Capital 134-5
Economic and Philosophical
Manuscripts 71-2, 82,
135-6, 135n.
Grundrisse 82
The Holy Family 18, 83
ideas perverted by communists and socialists 13, 132, 136-7
Maximus Confessor, St. 106
Mayo, Elton 87
Meadows, D. H. 7
memory, see remembering Mesarovic, M. D. 7, 141, 170
Middle Ages 5, 121, 124, 132, 138
Mieth, Dietmar 54, QOn.
Millan, Ignacio 130n.
Morgan, L H. 125
Moses 41-5,94,100
Mumford, Lewis 144, 158
nature 6, 90, 146; see also ecology,
dangers to
New Testament 46-50 passim 102,
135; see also Christianity;
Jesus
nuclear weapons and danger of
war 2,9,89,128,132,143, 163, 169-70
Nyanaponika Mahatera 50n.
Old Testament 41-5, 49, 101, 135
Book of Psalms 101, 101 n.
"burning bush," paradox of 95
the Fall 105,107
God, concept of 37, 41-2, 44, 107
Tower of Babel 107
Olympic Games 123
Origenes 106
Parmenides 22
passivity 5, 10, 24, 39-40, 62, 77-83; see also alienation patriarchal society 60,125
domination of women and their liberation 1, 65, 67, 117, 162, 164-5
Paul, St. 54
Pestel, Eduard 7, 141, 170
Phelps, Edmund S. 89n.
Piaget, Jean 9
Plato 22
pleasure, see happiness and pleasure politics, see government and politics primitive societies 6, 17, 24, 32-3,
67-8, 163
Prometheus 103
property 54, 59-70, 77, 94-5, 99, 135
people treated as 40, 59-63, 69
rejection of 49-50, 121
Protestant revolt 124
Quint, Joseph L. 50-5 passim
reading 30-2
reality, knowledge of 21-2,
34-5, 55, 83-6, 146; see also
Buddha; Eckhart, Master;
Jesus; Marx, Karl
rebellion and revolution 64, 66-9,
89-90, 116, 165-6; see also
children; destructiveness; sex;
women
religion 65, 70-1, 99; see also
Buddhism; Christianity;
Hinduism; Islam; Judaism faith 36-8
fakers 130
as an ideology 104, 117, 120, 123
life after death 70
mysticism 121
sin, concept of 72, 103-7
religion, "cyberneticTindustrial", see industrial society (and "cybernetic religion") religiosity, godless/humanistic/non- institutional/nontheistic 140, 173
religious needs, fulfillment
of 116-20,173
remembering 27-9, 109-10
Renaissance 3, 121, 124
revolution, see rebellion and
revolution
Ricardo, David 5
Roman Catholic Church 48, 67,
103, 121, 125, 173; see
also Aquinas, St. Thomas;
Christianity Roman Empire 3, 89, 120
Russia 65, 88-9, 116; see also Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
sacrifice 86-92, 132
Sade, Marquis de 4
Schecter, David E. 68
Schilling, Otto 49n.
Schrodinger, E. 129
Schulz, Siegried 46
Schumacher, E. F. 8, 129,
142-3
Schumacher, H. 49n.
Schumpeter, Joseph 158
Schweitzer, Albert 2, 4, 83, 138-40
scientific research and thought
22, 47, 129, 150, 168
security 93-5, 145, 150, 159
sex
in being mode 39, 96, 99-100
in having mode 4, 23, 67, 96,
99-100, 161, 164
suppression and breaking of tabus 67-8
Simmel, Georg 22
sin, concept of 102-7
social character 67, 84, 92, 98,
115-20; see also authority,
exercise of; humanism;
patriarchal society; rebellion and revolution "marketing character," 62,
126-32, 171, 173
need for change 8-10, 123, 132-71
and "religious" needs 116-20, 172-3
socialism 2, 10, 62, 83, 98, 132-3, 136-8, 147, 151, 171-3; see also consumption; Marx, Karl Marxist thought perverted 132,136-7
solidarity and union 90-2, 95-9,
145, 162
Sombart, Werner 59n.
Sommerlad, T. 49n.
Spinoza, Benedictus de 4, 80-2,
84, 102, 108
Stalin, Joseph 116
Stirner, Max 61
Suzuki, D. T. 14-15,95, 101
Sweden 154,156
Szillard, Leo 129
Talmud 42, 44, 46-7,
85, 102
Tawney, R. H. 59n.
"Technologie und Politik" 144
television 4, 23, 161; see also
communications, media Tennyson, Alfred, Lord 14-16
Tertullian 49
Theobald, Robert "163/1.
Thoreau, Henry David 4
time 109-11
Titmuss, Richard 89n.
Tocqueville, Alexis de 124
Toscanini, Arturo 29
Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics 10, 90, 136, 143, 151, 171-3; see also communism; Russia United States 87, 130, 141, 155,
168, 172
Utilitarianism 4
Utz, A. F. 46, 49, 49n.
Vedas 37
Vietnam war 162
war 5,88-90,123,150,162
class war 5,98,150
nuclear weapons and danger of war 2,9,89,128,132,143, 163, 169-70
Weber, Max 46, 59n.
well-being and joy 3, 5, 16-17, 81, 96, 100-3, 110, 145, 170; see also happiness and pleasure women
male domination and liberation of 1,61,65,123,158,165-6
motherly love 125
work 4,86-7,126,150
"marketing character" 62, 126-32, 171, 173
World War, First 88,90,123
World War, Second 88, 123
Yerkes, A. V. 118
Yerkes, R. M. 118
youth 63-5, 89-90, 166
Zen Buddhism 14-17
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