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- Preface
- I. Philosophy and Research
- Definition
- Synthesis and Analysis
- Systems
- Biological Speculations of the Middle Ages
- II. The Renaissance
- The New Observation of Nature
- The Method of the Renaissance
- Biology and the Method of the Renaissance
- III. The Biological Philosophy of the Renaissance
- Kant
- Modern Metaphysics
- Ideas and Phenomena
- IV. Analogies of Experience
- The Instruments of Empirical Synthesis
- Permanence
- Succession
- Coexistence
- V. The Study of Life
- Life and Structure
- The Cell
- The Individual
- The Species
- VI. The Meaning of Species
- Principles of Classification
- Geographical Distribution
- Theories of Evolution
- The Corpuscular Theory of Biology
- The Methods of Correlation and Experiment
- VII. Mental and Physiological Experience
- The World of the Senses
- Individual Environment
- VIII. Biology and the Science of Population
- The Problem
- Methods of the Science of Population
- Experimental Research on Population
- Agricultural Science
- Fluctuations in Populations
- IX. Biology and Social Service
- The Method of Natural History
- The Method of Social Science
- Social Crises and Prognosis
- The Origin of an Industry
- Social Experiment
- Social Service
- X. Sociology in the Light of Biology
- Systems or Science
- Division of Labor
- Labor and Value
- The Origin of Society
- The Growth of Society
- The Limits of Society
- The Structure of Society
- Epilogue
- Bibliography