Table of Contents

Introduction PART I. POST-WAR REALITIES 1 Intellectual Guidance for the Masses [1919] 2 The Biology of War [1919] 3 Dreams and Facts [1919] 4 Democracy and Efficiency [1919] 5 Philosophers and Rebels [1919] 6 Democracy and Direct Action [1919] 7 Philosophy and Virtue [1919] 8 The Noble Army of Philosophers [1919] 9 "The Biology of War" [1919] 10 The Infancy of Socialism [1919] 11 New Powers and Old Frontiers [1919] 12 Taking Dr. Rabagliati to Task [1919] 13 The Triumph of Common Sense [1919] 14 Germany Before the War [1919] 15 An Englishman's China [1919] 16 Liberty and Law [1919] 17 Why I Am a Guildsman [1919] 18 Holy Russia [1919] 19 The Seamy Side of Revolution [1919] 20 The Philosopher King [1919] 21 How Great Men Are Expected to Feel [1919] 22 "The Same Door-" [1919] 23 The Anatomy of Desire [1919] 24 Heroic Adventure in the Antarctic [1920] 25 Civilization and the Class Struggle [1920] 26 Feeble-Minded and Others [1920] 27 The God Demos [1920] 28 A Product of Environment [1920] 29 To Save an Innocent Man [1920] 30 Food and the Man [1920] 31 Religious Evolution [1920] 32 Socialism and Liberal Ideals [1920] PART II. PILGRIMAGE TO RUSSIA: HOPES AND DISILLUSIONMENT 33 Journal of Trip to Russia (1920] 34 British Labour Delegation to Russia and the Illness of Mr. Clifford Allen [1920] 35 Impressions of Bolshevik Russia [1920] 36 Why Russia Endures Bolshevism [1920] 37 Industry in Undeveloped Countries [1920] 38 To the Editor of Shanghai Life [1920] 39 Bolshevism-Some Light on the Theory [1920] 40 The Uses of Education [1921] 41 The Prospects of Bolshevik Russia [1921] PART III. CHINA AT THE CROSSROADS 46 First Impressions of China [1920] 47 The Happiness of China [1921] 48 To the Editor of The New Republic [1921] 49 Magdeleine Marx's Book on Woman [1921] 50 China's Road to Freedom [1921] 51 Capitalism in South China [1921] 52 Mr. Bertrand Russell and the Japanese Press [1921] 53 Ireland and Japan [1921] 54 Japan, U.S.A., and Us [1921] 55 China and the Powers [192