Table of Contents: “…Concept of law -- Due process in law -- Equal protection in law -- Natural law and natural rights -- Legal precedent -- Legal responsibility -- Liberalism -- Linguistics -- Linguistic theories in british seventeenth-century philosophy -- Literary paradox -- Literature and its cognates -- Longevity -- Love -- Loyalty -- Machiavellism -- Macrocosm and microcosm -- Man-machine from the greeks to the computer -- Marxism -- Marxist revisionism: from bernstein to modern forms -- Relativity of standards of mathematical rigor -- Mathematics in cultural history -- Changing concepts of matter from antiquity to newton -- Metaphor in philosophy -- Metaphor in religious discourse -- Metaphysical imagination -- Millenarianism -- Mimesis -- Moral sense -- Motif -- Motif in literature: the faust theme -- Literary attitudes towards mountains -- Music and science -- Music as a demonic art -- Music as a divine art -- Myth in antiquity -- Myth in bibical times -- Myth in the middle ages and the renaissance -- Myth in english literature: seventeenth and eighteenth centuries -- Myth in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centures -- Myth in the nineteenth and twentieth centures -- Medieval and renaissance ideas of nation -- Nationalism -- Naturalism in art -- Nature -- Necessity -- Neo-classicism in art -- Neo-platonism -- Newton and the method of analysis -- Newton's opticks and eighteenth-century imagination -- Number -- Optics and vision -- Organicism -- Oriental ideas in american thought -- Ethics of peace -- International peace -- Perennial philosophy -- Perfectibility of man -- Periodization in literary history -- Philanthropy -- Pietism -- Rhetoric and literary theory in platonism -- Platonism in philosophy and poetry -- Platonism in the renaissance -- Platonism since the enlightenment -- Poetry and poetics from antiquity to the mid-eighteenth century -- Positivism in europe to 1900 -- Positivism in latin america -- Positivism in the twentieth century (logical empiricism) -- Pragmatism -- Pre-platonic conceptions of human nature -- Primitivism -- Primitivism in the eighteenth century -- Probability: objective theory -- Progress in classical antiquity -- Progress in the modern era -- Property -- Prophecy in hebrew scripture -- Prophecy in the middle ages -- Protest movements. -- v. 4. …”