* E X

Shelley, Percy Byt-shc, 3*, 71, 7f>, feO,

H4, 100, 107, 2i»S
Shcrrington, C. S., 207
Sidney, Sir I'hiHi»A 112
Sight, 207
Kin, 19( 112
Skill, U2

fctishi.«ra, !«»

Slave society, ;M, JJ7, US, Ssi, 22s
sleep, 11", 14ft, MS, i;r», I;M

physical clement1- *<f, ami con-

sciousness., 1.TH
Slumps, <50, 51
Smell, 207
Social action ami art and Njcr.ec.

133

basis of poetry'* affects iyi
complex*.'* and culture, l:v»
consciousness and frwluni, 3S
content, of science ,mil art, Is-*
criteria, 192
Democracy, 227
development and «vmsc»m*no.$, 2T{

and music, 208

and poetry, 2l."»

and the poet, f»7
ego, the, 18B, 11*7, 2J.I

and fcclin& IJfr-

and individual <\jwnctkx, 3»2

and the social world, 21H'
environment, and i/wls, 1*2
experience, lf»fl
function of art. 131, 2IK

of art and j*'iomr, 19(1, llll
insurance, ."»2
life and cout<*:if HtMjc*»s, 1 I
nature, of the pucLic illusion, 222
productivity and the proletarian

revolution, 2:50
reality and extriu-cr.sitin, 100

and theory in i«kdn.e.ss ISf!
relations and :irt. 2fW

and commodity produrtinn,
Engrels on, £5

and instinct, 13K

and poetry, 91, 303, 104

and Word&vrorth, 77
r61e of the poet, 72
values and commtiniMn, 24fi
world and the social ego, 10»r>, 200
Socialism, 56, 228, ^i
and communism, 2t2
in Soviet Union, 232
Society, agricultural, 34
and academic restriction, 214
and applied art, 21ti
and art, Sp$» 918, 241
and consciousness, 184
and dream, 149
and experience, ±22
and freedom, 239
and insanity. IB7, 191
and instinct, 1**, 104. 105
and literary art, 201
and man, 32, 145, loP
and mind, 140
and neuroses, 190
and parting, fill
and poetry, llf 134, 183, 212

and the individual, 2(ki

and the jwct, 1^, 2<K>

and the psycht\ 1H7

and aruth, 113

animal instinctive (ants, etc.), 21

,

and poetry and the novel,

«&d psycholoffj', 138

and relicion, 1A4

and science and A*tt 9ftO

and the artist and scientist, 193

cttt the chitt, 151

capitalist, 47, 55, WS ff., 10*3

cla^s, 31(i, 2(4
mm neuroses, Jlfi, 212

claries*, .55, 5S

consciousnt'ss of the nature of, 53

differentiation in, and culture, 14

industrial, and the inwt, 73

j«n£ on, 1H)
SiK,'ii ty, modem, and art, 00

iiirukr:"! cciatcilist, 22(»

non-social ciuality of dream. 20H

uriinitivo, l-fcj, LW, 106, 204

rapid changes in, effect on poetry,
18

Shellcv _ and Godwinism and, 2ti '

the individual in, 16
Sociology, 312, 154, 159, 192, 22C

laws of, 110
Socrates, 40
Solipsism, 124

of Freud, 138

Solon, 13
Sons, 30, 80, 199

and Greek poetry. 14

animal and bird-inimickingr, 25
Sophocles, 80
Sound, 207, 208, 127

and emotion in animals, 207

and light, and the senses, 207

symbol of poetry, music and the

novel, 203
Soviet Constitution, 230

Soviets, 53, 1)4
Soviet socialism, 232
Soviet Union, 212, 245
Space. 155

and time, 143, 154
in epic and drama, 2&>
in novel and music, 242 ff.
in novel and poetry, 207
Spanish poetry, 155
Spanish War, 94
Sparta, 38

.Spatial organisation, 154, 157
Spearman, C., U96
Speech, 23
Spells, 33, 186, 205
Spencer, W. B., 1§
Spender, Stephen, 97, 103, 235, 287
Spenglcr, O., 285
Spinoza. 10, 107

Spirit, the, of the Puritan, *%* W, W
Spiritualism, 135
Sport, 141
Squire, 1- C., 103
Stalin, 316
Standards, aesthetic, 14

artistic, 909
State, & W, 140, 167, 276 .ff.

Aristotle on rhetoric and, ty

capitalist, * -m

coercive nature of, 49 ,

Fascist, 2S6

natioaalist, 236

rtUgfott Jn the, 44
Mane on 34

withering away of tfcfc, in com-

mtmism, 999
Statement, poetic, US .