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Contents
Preface
In Defense of Common Sense
Foreword
I. What Is Common Sense?
II. Successful Survival
III. Potential Population-Density
IV. Continuous Transformation
V. Circular Action and Maximum-Minimum
VI. Entropy versus Negentropy
VII. The Golden Section
VIII. Case Study: The U.S. Economy
IX. Curvature of Physical Space-Time
X. Isochronicity, Least-Action, and the Parmenides Paradox
XI. On Human Mortality
XII. The Individual and Society
XIII. Agapē
Illustrations
Project A
Foreword
I. The Topics
II. The Crucial Fact
III. Leibniz's Mind
IV. Plato's 'The One'
V. Matter Is Not Simple
VI. Reaction to a Query
The Isoperimetric Theorem
On the True Nature of Substance
The Case of Classical Music Composition
On the Natural Law and the Rights of Man
VII. Self-Conscious Reasoning
VIII. Is There an American (Protestant) Ideology?
IX. Determinism and Matter
X. What Is Change?
XI. Change and No-Change
XII. Self-Consciousness Again
XIII. A Self-Conscious Scientific Method
XIV. The Uses of Deduction
XV. Religion and Creative Reason
XVI. The Bankruptcy of 'Standard Theory'
Max Planck, From This Standpoint
XVII. On the Subject of Unity
A Point of Clarification
XVIII. On the Subject of Ontology, Again
Illustrations
The Science of Christian Economy
Preface: On the 100th Anniversary of Rerum Novarum
Introduction: On the Subject of the Science of Christian Economy
I. The Strategic Setting
II. The Genesis of Economic Science
III. Imago Viva Dei
IV. The Sovereign Personality
V. Agapē
VI. Reproduction of Man
The Ontological Paradox of Social Production
Land and People
Capital-Intensity
The Invisible Hand
Private Entrepreneurship
VII. 'The One and the Many'
The Definition of Science
Physics, Briefly
A. Kepler versus Newton on Gravitation
B. The Orbital Characteristics of the Asteroids
C. Non-Algebraic Functions
Adam Smith and Karl Marx
Common Axioms
Roots in Ancient Pantheism
Two Historical Illustrations
Marx, Smith, and Diocletian
Aristotelian Follies
Some Common Immoralities
VIII. A World under the Rule of Law
I. The Principles of Modern Statecraft: A Summary
A. Literate Language and the Sovereign Republic
B. A Community of Republics
C. The Controversy
1. Empiricism
2. Goodness/Keplerian Negentropy
3. Smaller and Further
4. Democracy?
II. Economics and Natural Law
A. The Example
1. Racialism
2. Descartes and Kant
B. History
C. Dealing with Moscow
1. The SDI
2. The Economy
3. The Question of Peace
D. Eurasia's Great Projects
History
The Policy for the Great Projects
Appendices
Appendix I: Conical versus Cylindrical Action
Appendix II: The Maximum-Minimum Principle
Appendix III: The Golden Section
Appendix IV: Formal Deductive Systems
Appendix V: How Newton Parodied Kepler's Discovery
Appendix VI: The Art of Forming Hypotheses: Kepler's Harmony of the World
Appendix VII: Transfinite Ordering
Appendix VIII: Non-Algebraic Curves and Negative Curvature
Appendix IX: The Dirichlet Principle
Appendix X: Scientific Tuning: Middle C=256 Hz
Appendix XI: Euler's Fallacies on the Subjects of Infinite Divisibility and Leibniz's Monads
Appendix XII: 'Anthropomorphic Science'
Appendix XIII: On the Subject of Christian Civilization
Appendix XIV: Physics and Natural Law
Notes
Note to: In Defense of Common Sense
Foreword
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Chapter IX
Chapter X
Notes to: Project A
Foreword
Chapter I
Chapter IV
Chapter VI
Chapter XVI
Chapter XVII
Notes to: The Science of Christian Economy
Preface
Introduction
Chapter I
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Notes to: Appendices
Appendix V
Appendix XI
Appendix XIV
Index

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The Science of Christian Economy: The Prison Writings of Lyndon Larouch

Schiller Institute, Incorporated

United States, United States of America

January 1992

US, 1992

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 457-497) and index.

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Bookmarks:
1. (p1) Author's Preface
2. (p2) In Defense of Common Sense
2.1. (p3) Foreword ibykus revisited↑1
2.2. (p4) I. What Is Common Sense?
2.3. (p5) II. Successful Survival
2.4. (p6) III. Potential Population-Density
2.5. (p7) IV. Continuous Transformation
2.6. (p8) V. Circular Action and Maximum-Minimum
2.7. (p9) VI. Entropy versus Negentropy
2.8. (p10) VII. The Golden Section
2.9. (p11) VIII. Case Study: The U.S. Economy
2.10. (p12) IX. Curvature of Physical Space-Time
2.11. (p13) X. Isochronicity, Least-Action, and the Parmenides Paradox
2.12. (p14) XI. On Human Mortality
2.13. (p15) XII. The Individual and Society
2.14. (p16) XIII. Agape
3. (p17) Project A LaRouche Discusses His Solution to the 'Riddle of the Ages': the Parmenides Paradox of Plato
3.1. (p18) Foreword
3.2. (p19) I. The Topics
3.3. (p20) II. The Crucial Fact
3.4. (p21) III. Leibniz's Mind
3.5. (p22) IV. Plato's'the One'
3.6. (p23) V. Matter is Not Simple
3.7. (p24) VI. Reaction to a Query
3.8. (p25) VII. Self-Conscious Reasoning
3.9. (p26) VIII. Is There an American (Protestant) Ideology?
3.10. (p27) IX. Determinism and Matter
3.11. (p28) X. What Is Change?
3.12. (p29) XI. Change and No-Change
3.13. (p30) XII. Self-Consciousness Again
3.14. (p31) XIII. A Self-Conscious Scientific Method
3.15. (p32) XIV. The Uses of Deduction
3.16. (p33) XV. Religion and Creative Reason
3.17. (p34) XVI. The Bankruptcy of 'Standard Theory'
3.18. (p35) XVII. On the Subject of Unity
3.19. (p36) XVIII. On the Subject of Ontology, Again
4. (p37) The Science of Christian Economy
4.1. (p38) Preface On the 100th Anniversary of Rerum Novarum
4.2. (p39) Introduction On the Subject of the Science of Christian Economy
4.3. (p40) I. The Strategic Setting
4.4. (p41) II. The Genesis of Economic Science
4.5. (p42) III. Imago Viva Dei
4.6. (p43) IV. The Sovereign Personality
4.7. (p44) V. Agapē
4.8. (p45) VI. Reproduction of Man
4.9. (p46) VII. 'The One and the Many'
4.10. (p47) VIII. A World Under the Rule of Law
5. (p48) Appendices
5.1. (p49) APPENDIX I. Conical versus Cylindrical Action
5.2. (p50) APPENDIX II. The Maximum-Minimum Principle
5.3. (p51) APPENDIX III. The Golden Section
5.4. (p52) APPENDIX IV. Formal Deductive Systems
5.5. (p53) APPENDIX V. How Newton Parodied Kepler's Discovery
5.6. (p54) APPENDIX VI. The Art of Forming Hypotheses: Kepler's 'Harmony of the World'
5.7. (p55) APPENDIX VII. Transfinite Ordering
5.8. (p56) APPENDIX VIII. Non-Algebraic Curves and Negative Curvature
5.9. (p57) APPENDIX IX. The Dirichlet Principle
5.10. (p58) APPENDIX X. Scientific Tuning: Middle C=256 Hz
5.11. (p59) APPENDIX XI. Euler's Fallacies on the Subjects of Infinite Divisibility and Leibniz's Monads
5.12. (p60) APPENDIX XII. 'Anthropomorphic Science'
5.13. (p61) APPENDIX XIII. On the Subject of Christian Civilization
5.14. (p62) APPENDIX XIV. Physics and Natural Law
6. (p63) Notes
7. (p64) Index

theme: Common sense.; Science and civilization.

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