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• 33. Nanzong pai
• 34. Jiangxi Xinjian zhi. Sichuan Langzhong zhi. Zhejiang Wenling zhi. Zhejiang Qiantang zhi
• 35. Qingping Kongzhuang zhi. Guangdong Nanhai Dali zhi. Henan Taikang zhi --

• 36. Jiangsu Wu Xian yu Fan Xian zhi. Henan Xinxiang Huayuan Cun zhi. Henan Xinxiang Baliying zhi. Guangdong Panyu zhi. Dingtao zhi
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• 1. 卷首
• 2. 大宗戶之一
• 3. 大宗戶之二
• 3. 临沂戶. 孟村戶
• 4. 道溝戶
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• 16. 華店戶
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• 18. 魯城戶之一
• 19. 魯城戶之二
• 20. 孔屯戶. 西城戶. 舊城戶
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• 22. 呂官戶之二
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• 24. 呂官戶之四
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• 27. 廣文戶
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• 30. 星村戶. 古柳戶. 吳孫戶. 東村戶. 磨莊戶
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• 33. 南宗派
• 34. 江西新建支. 四川閬中支. 浙江溫嶺支. 浙江錢塘支
• 35. 清平孔莊支. 廣東南海大瀝支. 河南太康支 --

• 36. 江蘇吳縣與范縣支. 河南新鄉花園村支. 河南新鄉八里營支. 廣東番禺支. 定陶支
• 37. 廣西灌陽支. 成武孔樓支. 江蘇豐縣支. 成武孔莊支. 平陰孔集支. 壽光支
• 38. 牟平派
• 39. 浙江慈谿派. 福建閩縣支. 安徽徽州支. 安徽舒城支
• 40. 浙江衢州派之一
• 41. 浙江衢州派之二
• 42. 浙江衢州派之三
• 43. 浙江衢州派之四
• 44. 浙江衢州派之五
• 45. 浙江衢州派之六
• 46. 浙江衢州派之七
• 47. 壽光濰縣支. 肥城孔莊支. 冠縣支. 河北棗強與恩縣支
• 48. 鄆城支. 四川大邑支. 四川邛崍支. 河北晉縣支. 河南考成支
• 49. 江蘇武進支. 長清支. 德平南孔家莊支. 河南瑞濬縣支. 德平西孔家莊支
• 50. 江蘇鎮江支. 河南武安支. 恒臺孔家莊支. 湖北新洲支. 河南光山支
• 51. 山西陽城濟源支. 浙江寧海支. 安徽桐城支
• 52. 浙江婺州支. 夏津支. 浙江諸暨支. 河北南宮冀縣支 --

• 53. 浙江平陽派之一
• 54. 浙江平陽派之二
• 55. 浙江平陽派之三
• 56. 浙江平陽派之四
• 57. 浙江平陽派之五
• 58. 河南郟縣派
• 59. 河南寧陵派之一
• 60. 河南寧陵派之二
• 61. 河南寧陵派之三
• 62. 河北獻縣派之一
• 63. 河北獻縣派之二
• 64. 江蘇丹陽派
• 65. 嶺南派之一
• 66. 嶺南派之二
• 67. 嶺南派之三
• 68. 嶺南派之四
• 69. 嶺南派之五
• 70. 嶺南派之六
• 71. 廣東南雄派. 河南洛陽派
• 72. 江西臨江派之一
• 73. 江西臨江派之二
• 74. 湖南平江瀏陽派
• 75. 河南魯山派
• 76. 河南河洛派
• 77. 待攷支之
• 78. 待攷支之二
• 79. 韓國高麗派之一
• 80. 韓國高麗派之二.

This second volume of letters written by Eric Voegelin covers the period from 1950 through 1984. With few exceptions, the originals are to be found in the Hoover Institution Archives at Stanford University. Correspondents include Leo Strauss, Karl Lowith, Alfred Schutz, Aaron Gurwitsch, Hans Kelsen, Marshal McLuhan, Bertrand de Jouvenel, Arnold Toynbee, and Marie Konig, among others. Beginning at a time when Voegelin was working on a major theoretical breakthrough, reflected in the Walgreen Lectures at the University of Chicago and The New Science of Politics, the correspondence highlights the years of publication of the first four volumes of "Order and History"; Voegelin's move to "Munich", where he founded and directed the university's Institut fur Politische Wissenschaft; and his years as Henry Salvatori Distinguished Fellow at the Hoover Institution in Stanford from 1969 to 1974. Voegelin remained a tireless correspondent until the last years of his life. Voegelin's Munich years, while not without controversy, can be seen as the most successful time in his life, as well as his most creative and prolific as a political philosopher. During that time, Voegelin worked on volume IV of "Order and History", and the letters written to successive directors of the Louisiana State University Press, as well as to friends and colleagues, give a vivid account of the changing nature of this seminal project. Voegelin's letters written between 1969 and 1984 provide compelling evidence of the intellectual vigor that characterized his work throughout his life and continued virtually undiminished until the last weeks before his death. Voegelin's realism, his sharp wit, and his superbly developed sense of irony remain evident in the correspondence throughout all these years. While letters to Leo Strauss, Robert Heilman, and Alfred Schutz have been published in separate volumes of correspondence, this selection adds an abundance of hitherto unpublished letters, many of them translated from the original German, providing for the first time the outlines of an intellectual biography of one of the most profound thinkers of the twentieth century. Any reader with a serious interest in Voegelin's work will find that the freshness and vitality of his thought are perhaps nowhere more evident than in the letters collected here. As a letter writer, Voegelin always challenged his counterparts, and he is bound to challenge the reader of this correspondence.
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• Opening remarks / Robert Hessen
• Tribute / Ernest Benjamin Hook
• In remembrance of Sidney Hook
• John H. Bunzel
• Eulogy / Ralph Ross
• Personal memories of Sidney Hook / Milorad M. Drachkovitch
• A friend of democracy / Yin Lujun.

"Darwin in Russian Thought" represents the first comprehensive and systematic study of Charles Darwin's influence on Russian thought from the early 1860s to the 'October Revolution'. While concentrating on the role of Darwin's theory in the development of Russian science and philosophy, Vucinich also explores the dominant ideological and sociological interpretations of evolutionary thought, providing a deft analysis of the views held by the leaders of Russian nihilism, populism, anarchism, and marxism. Darwin's thinking profoundly influenced intellectual discourse in Russia: it effected the emergence of 'theoretical theology', a modern effort to provide theological responses to the revolutionary changes in the natural sciences, contributed to the evolution of a modern scientific community, and spurred the rapidly growing concern with the epistemological and ethical foundations of science in general. Scholarly battles were waged among the critics of Darwin - Karl von Baer, Nikolai Iakovlevich Danilevskii and Sergei Ivanovich Korzhinskii, and others - and the defenders of the faith. Vucinich is able to delineate the distinctive national characteristics of Russian Darwinism: the strong influence of Lamarckian thought, the delayed recognition of the contributions of genetics, the near-universal rejection of Social Darwinism, the early anticipation of the triumph of 'evolutionary synthesis', and the heavy concentration on the social and moral aspects of evolutionary thought. Vividly argued and rich in detail, "Darwin in Russian Thought" provides a unique glimpse into the Russian psyche.
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