The end of reason

Max Horkheimer

366-388

Veblen's attack on culture

remarks occasioned by the theory of the leisure class

Theodor Adorno

389-413

Some social implications of modern technology

Herbert Marcuse

414-439

Is national socialism a new order?

Friedrich Pollock

440-455

The legal order of national socialism

Otto Kirchheimer

456-475

Reason and revolution

Hegel and the rise of social theory

Paul Tillich

476-478

Unmittelbarkeit und Sinndeutung

Aufsätze zur Ausgestaltung des Systems der Philosophie

Theodor Adorno

479-482

Kleines Lehrbuch des Positivismus

Herbert Marcuse

483-486

The problems of logic

Herbert Marcuse

487-490

Escape from freedom

Ernst Schachtel

491-495

Human nature in the light of psycho-pathology

Frederick Wyatt

495-499

Social psychology of modern life

Herbert Marcuse

500-501

Science and politics in the ancient world

M. I. Finkelstein

502-510

The economics of ancient Greece

F. N. Howard

511-512

Dante et la philosophie

Herbert Marcuse

512-513

Adversity's noblemen

the Italian humanists on happiness

Herbert Marcuse

513-514

A history of magic and experimental science

Henryk Grossman

514-519

The Potsdam Führer, Frederick William I, father of Prussian militarism

Arthur Rosenberg

519-521

Baudelaire et la presidente

William Finley

521-523

The life of Richard Wagner, 1859-1866

Theodor Adorno

523-525

Behemoth, the structure and practice of National Socialism

Arthur Rosenberg

526-527

Constitutional government and democracy

David W. Petegorsky

527-529

Democracy or anarchy?

a study of proportional representation

Otto Kirchheimer

529-530

Ideas for the Ice Age

studies in a revolutionary era

Franz Neumann

530-531

Society and medieal progress

Arturo Castiglioni

532-533

The works of Gerrard Winstanley, with an appendix of documents relating to the Digger Movement

Franz Neumann

533-534