democracy (continued) 220, 420 -21, 475 ; and representation, 364-65; Thurman Arnold on, 432 -35; in Vermont, 422 ; and workers' control, 34I-42
	Democracy in America (Tocqueville), 59
	Democratic party, 218, 223, 407, 469 n., 476, 507
	Democratic Review (New York), 96
	Dempsey, Jack, III
	Dennis, Lawrence, 459
	Descartes, René, 126, 289, 305 -6, 447 ; on universal language, 124 -25
	desegregation: in schools, 565 -66; see also busing
	Destler, Chester M., 220
	Dewey, John, 188, 352, 363, 370 ; on Middletown, 424 -25; on nostalgia, 113 ; on public opinion, 366 -68, 556 ; on rehabilitation of labor, 346 ; on religion, 375
	DeWolf, L. Harold, 389
	Dialectic of Enlightenment (Horkheimer and Adorno), 446
	Dickens, Charles, 88, 92
	Diderot, Denis: on cosmopolitanism, 123
	"Discourse on Pastoral Poetry" (Pope), 84
	Discourses (Machiavelli), 233
	Disraeli, Benjamin, 155
	Dissent (New York), 30
	Dissent oftbe Governed, The (Wright), 465
	Divinity School Address (Emerson), 245, 26I, 266
	division of labor, 51 -52, 136, 177, 203, 204, 207, 224, 272 ; Brownson on, 191 -92; sexual, 349 ; see also wage labor
	Djilas, Milovan, 511
	Dodd, Christopher, 507
	Dodge, Mabel, 338
	Does Civilization Need Religion? (Niebuhr), 370
	Dollard, John, 443
	domesticity: see family
	Donnelly, Ignatius, 223
	Downey, Tom, 507
	Dreiser, Theodore: on Indiana, 417 ; on small towns, 101 -3
	Dreyfus affair, 304, 308, 511
	Drum Taps (Whitman), 281
	Duchamp, Marcel: on responsibility, 338 -39
	Dudden, Arthur P.: on American nostalgia, II5-16
	Dukakis, Michael, 485 n., 508
	Dunbar, Leslie: on civil rights movement in North, 403 ; on compensatory justice, 4I0; on Protestant clergy and civil rights, 4I0-II; on Southern origins of civil rights movement, 396 -97
	Dunn, John: on Locke, 198 -99
	Durkheim, Emile, 159 ; on gemeinschaft, I44; on sociological concepts, 162
	Dylan, Bob, 100
	Dynamics of Modernization (Black), 159 -60

	East Lynne (Wood), 91 -92
	Eclipse of Rearon, The (Horkheimer), 446
	"Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren" (Keynes), 74
	Economist (London): on "community," I7I-72
	Eddy, Mary Baker, 282
	Edwards, Jonathan, 15, 258, 260, 264, 269, 275, 283, 285, 311 n., 350, 352, 373, 545 -56; on "consent to being," 249 -50; and Locke, 253 n.; on original sin, 247 -50; on virtue, 25I-56
	ego ideal, 252 n.
	Ehrenreich, Barbara, 527 n.; on backlash against liberalism, 524 -25; on new class, 523-26; on yuppie guilt, 525 -26
	Eisenhower, Dwight D., 26
	Eisenstadt, S. N.: on modernization, 160
	Ellison, Ralph: on Myrdal, 559
	Ellul, Jacques, 26
	Elster, Jon: on Marx, 151 -54
	Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 15 -16, 227, 294, 296, 308, 312, 316, 349, 350, 351 -52, 372 n., 546 -51; on Brownson, 185 ; and Carlyle, 243 -46; on "compensation," 265 -70; on fate, 262 -65, 269; on "great mother," 279 -80; on "original relation to the universe," 93, 228; reputation of, 243 -46, 547 ; on virtue, 274-79; and Whitman, 280 -81; William James on, 292 -94
	Empson, William: on pastoralism, 88
	Endleman, Robert: on working-class authoritarianism, 468
	End of Ideology, The (Bell), 513
	Engels, Friedrich, 28, 48, 152, 153, 460 ; on patriarchy, 137
	English Traits (Emerson), 278
	enlightened self-interest, 201, 367
	Enlightenment (I8th-century), 120 -32, 170, I90, 216, 227, 294, 305, 308, 330, 386, 427, 446, 532; and new class, 528
	environmental crisis, 529

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