The Public and Its Problems

action activity acts affairs ANGELES Aristotle asso associated behavior Augustus Cæsar become belief CALIFORN causal forces cerned cial concerned conclusion conjoint behavior connection conse democracy democratic dependent desire direct distinction ditions doctrine economic effect existence fact factors form of association function groups habits Hegel Humad human hypothesis ical idea important indirect consequences individual industry influence inquiry institutions intellectual intelligence interests inventions involved James Mill judgment knowledge large numbers limit logic LOS ANGELES manifest manifest limitation mark masses matter means measure ment method modes monistic munity nature officials operation persons phenomena physical science political forms political philosophy possession present prime mark problem production quences question reason régime regulation remote rule sense shared singular social society theory theurgy things thought tion tradition transaction union UNIVEL vidual W. H. Hudson words