Ramsay, 425; Randal, 571; Ransome, 423; Rapoport, 561, 712; Raseri, 427; Rashdall, 716; Rattigan, 718; Ratto, 430; Ratzel, 518, 716, 856; Ratzenhofer, 567; Rauber, 854; Rauchberg. 431; Rauh, 421; Raumer, 567; Ray, 711; Rayeur, 716; Realism, 430; Recent. Coöperation, 428; Recent development of techuical, 716.
REFORMATION: evil social effects of, 25; 425(15).
Réforme monétaire, 428; Rehm, 569; Reicheobach, 430; Reichsberg, 423; Reid, 423, 717, 861; Rein, 428, 716, 852; Reinach, 331. 713.
RELIGION: mental diseases &, 90-9; Ward's Nat- uralism & agnosticism reviewed, 553-6; char- acter of Semitic, 770-71; 430, 574, 718, 862; 424(15),569(15), 713(15),856(15); see Churches, Totemism.
RENAISSANCE: evil social effects of, 25.
RENT: 430, 718.
REPRESENTATION: Advantages of proportional, 852; 430, 718, 862.
RESCUE WORK: 567(8).
Reveillère, 714; Rhodes, 568, 572, 717, 863; Ribot, 567, 855; Ricca-Salermo, 712; Richard, 288, 430; Richards, 421, 713, 837, 861, 863; Richardson, 713; Richet, 713; Richmond, 715; Richter, 429; Riekes, 712; Riemann, 396.
RIEMANN SURFACE: social institutions &, 392-403.
Riggs, 857; Riis, 566, 854; Ripley, 263-7, 329. 420; Rishell, 570; Ritchie, 318; Ritter, 517, 518; Riviere, 428, 429, 431, 716, 860.
ROADS: 862.
Roberts, 857, 860; Robertson, 421, 716, 862; Roberty, 421; Robine, 858; Robinet, 423; Robinson, 423, 566, 718; Rochard, 660, 662: Rochetin, 424: Rodriguez, 860; Roe, 716; Roedern, 429.
ROME: Rome & the cities of Italy, 731-5;568(10), 570(15).
Rome, 721-45, 860; Roosevelt, 715; Root, 571; Rosebery, 376; Rosemeier, 856; Rosenberg, 430; Ross, 718, 761-77, 862; Rosset, 712; Rossignoli, 38, 718; Roth, 254, 259; Rouanet, 430, 717. 718; Rousier, 241, 429, 712; Rousseau, 351, 427; Roussel, 211, 862; Routours, 428; Rouxel, 716; Row-Fogo, 428; Rowntree, 426; Royce, 711; Rudeck, 855: Runce, 716; Ruppert, 857, 863.
RUSKIN: 859; 858(20).
RUSSIA: 430, 575. 718, 862; 713(14).
Sabatier, 715; Sabbatini, 569; Sablemont, 427; Sacchi, 215; Sacchett, 570; Sagot, 716; Sambuc, 431, 857; Sammlung, 568, 711.
SAMOA: 718, 862.
Sand, 860; Sander, 570; Sandron, 422,
SANITARY SCIENCE: Richard's Cost of living as determined by, reviewed, 837-8, 575. 718, 862; 425(16), 570(16), 713(16), 857(16); see Nursing. Sargent, 424 Saripolos, 424; Sauerbeck. 430, 861; Savage, 859; Savatier, 427.
SAVING: 430, 718; 426(20), 714(20), 858(20); sec Thrift.
Savonarola, 476; Sayce, 566, 713; Scalabrini, 714; Scanlan, 717, 861; Schäfer, 421; Schaff, 716; Schäffle, 430, 778, 863; Schanz, 712; Scheffen, 566; Scheler, 429: Schenderleon, 570; Schinz, 715; Schlesinger-Eckstein, 430; Schlief, 429; Schmid, 442; Schmoller, 453, 569, 716; Scho- penhauer, 358; Schouler, 568, 712; Schrader, 420; Schreiner. 423 ;| Schriften, 854; Schroeder, 567, 717; Schücking, 569; Schüller, 569; Schullern- Schrattenhofen, 430; Schulte vom Brühl, 714; Schultze, 570, 710; Schulz, 429: Schulze-Gae- vernitz, 569; Schurman, 717: Schurz, 856; Schus- ter, 856, 859; Schweder, 711; Schweiger, 714; Schwendimann, 426; Schweyer, 568.
SCIENCE: 430, 718, 862; 854(2).
Scripture, 861: Scrutator, 858; Seaver, 716; Sea- ger, 566; Sće, 423; Seeley, 567; Seilea, 859; Seilhac, 568, 716, 862; Seifliere, 431; Senillosa, 426; Sense, 570; Sergeieff, 567; Sergi, 420, 431; Sérieux, 89; Serre, 443.
SERVANT QUESTION: 862.
Seuffert, 571, 711; Seutermann, 428; Severns, 421.
SEWARD: 855(10).
SEX: 430, 575; 421 (8), 855(8); see Puberty.
Sexby, 421; Shadwell, 421; Shaeffer, 855; Shaftes bury, 308; Shakespeare, 607; Shaw, 239, 861; Shaler, 861; Shearman, 863; Sheffield, 715; Sherwood, 863; Shibley, 716, 862; Shinn, 567.
SHIPPING: 575, 862.
Shuts, 710; Shuttleworth, 78.
Sidgwick, 417, 431; Siebold, 712; Siegfried, 715; Silbermann, 429, 717; Sikorski, 206, 216; Simiand, 431; Simkhowitsch, 430; Simmel, 428, 558, 577-603, 644. 863.
Simmons, 858; Sinker, 570; Simon, 284, 428; Simonetti, 712; Simonnet, 424; Singer, 822; Singh, 353 Simkovitch, 862; Sites, 424, 426; Slaviers, 426; Slonimsky, 561.
Small, 115, 116-24, 276, 303, 412,506-26, 559, 697- 702, 718, 778-813, 798; Smidt, 335; Smith, 28, 145-54, 238, 427, 428, 567, 571, 710, 712, 715, 719, 765, 855, 858 859, 860, 862, 863; Smyth, 715; Snider, 421; Snell. 16-50; Snow, 429.
SOCIAL COMPACT: 862.
SOCIAL CONTROL: [through] education, 475-87; [through] custom, 604-616.
SOCIAL ORDER: "Interferences with," 844.
SOCIAL ORGANISM: Biological vs. social, 108; Wright on, 117; Baldwin's view of, as psychical, 189-90; Selection of clements of social organism, 565; 276.
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: Prolegomena to social psychology: nature and task of social psy. ehology, 98-109; concept of the social mind, 220-27; Social and ethical interpretations, 182-92 Group spirit, 853.
SOCIAL QUESTIONS: see Sociology.
SOCIAL REFORM: Catholic movement, 16-50; function of the church in, 305-21; Working hypothesis in, 367-71; in New Zealand, 414-15; 426(20); see Cities. 575,718,862; 425(17), 570(17),714(18), 857(17).
SOCIALISM & COMMUNISM: Mackail's Life of William Morris reviewed, 267-75; Progress of the socialistic spirit in France, 286-8; Le Bon's Psychology of, reviewed, 404-12; & trade unions, 419; Stammhammer's Bibliographie des Socialismus & Communismus reviewed, 559; Socialist ideal, 564; growth of French, 848.
SOCIETY: Ciry &, 721-45; & individualism, 845.
SOCIOLOGY: Social psychology compared with, 101: Monograph of the community, 110-15, Wright's Outline of practical sociology re- viewed, 116-22; Mackintosh's From Comte to Benjamin Kidd reviewed, 123-4; Annei sociologique reviewed, 124; Classification of social facts based on social needs, 132; Amuse- ments &, 134, Annales de l'Institut interna- tional de sociologic reviewed, 275; Social in- stitutions & the Riemann surface, 302-403; Tarde's Social lazus: an outline of sociology revicwed, 412; Relation of ethics to, 416; Tarde's Transformation du puvoir reviewed, 699-702; Exact statistical methods in, 707; Scope of as shown in] development of sociological method, 506 26; 617-47; in social problems, 778-813; philosophy of history &, 509-17; geography &, 517-18; ethnology &, 520-21; culture history &, 522-4; Importance of classification, 619-26; Use of biological figures, 626-31; Investigation of dynamic laws, 631-8; Assumption of psychological universals, 638-40; Desirable combinations of methods, 640-47; political economy &, 785-6; Association as the subject-matter of, 788-813; Introductory principles of, 847 430, 575, 718. 862; 425(18), 570(18), 713(17) 857(18); see Progress, Sovereignty, & all heads beginning with "Social."
SOVEREIGNTY: Sociological view of [as ex-
