VOLUME 1

pp.：  1 – 5

CONTENTS

pp.：  6 – 8

Foreword by Georg Simmel

pp.：  9 – 10

Acknowledgments

pp.：  11 – 12

A Note on the Translation

pp.：  13 – 16

Introduction to the Translation, by Horst J. Helle

pp.：  17 – 34

Chapter One The Problem of Sociology

pp.：  35 – 68

Excursus on the Problem: How is Society Possible?

pp.：  56 – 68

Chapter Two The Quantitative Conditioning of the Group

pp.：  69 – 144

Chapter Three Domination and Subordination

pp.：  145 – 242

Excursus on Outvoting

pp.：  192 – 242

Chapter Four Conflict

pp.：  243 – 322

Chapter Five The Secret and the Secret Society

pp.：  323 – 378

Excursus on Jewelry and Adornment

pp.：  348 – 357

Excursus on Written Communication

pp.：  358 – 378

VOLUME 2

pp.：  379 – 381

CONTENTS

pp.：  382 – 384

Chapter Six The Intersection of Social Circles

pp.：  385 – 430

Chapter Seven The Poor Person

pp.：  431 – 464

Excursus on the Negativity of Collective Behavior

pp.：  447 – 464

Chapter Eight The Self-Preservation of the Group

pp.：  465 – 564

Excursus on Hereditary Offi ce

pp.：  483 – 518

Excursus on Social Psychology

pp.：  519 – 538

Excursus on Fidelity and Gratitude

pp.：  539 – 564

Chapter Nine Space and the Spatial Ordering of Society

pp.：  565 – 642

Excursus on Social Boundary

pp.：  573 – 591

Excursus on the Sociology of Sense Impression

pp.：  592 – 622

Excursus on the Stranger

pp.：  623 – 642

Chapter Ten The Expansion of the Group and the Development of Individuality

pp.：  643 – 698

Excursus on the Nobility

pp.：  663 – 687

Excursus on the Analogy of the Individual Psychological and the Sociological Relationships

pp.：  688 – 698

Index of Names

pp.：  699 – 700

Index of Topics

pp.：  701 – 714