Man and People
By: Authorized translation from the Spanish by Willard R. Trask.
Edition: [First Edition]
Publisher: Norton
Published: 1957
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Translation of: El hombre y la gente
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Sociology.
First sentence: My subject is this: Today people constantly talk of laws and law, the state, the nation and internationalism, public opinion and public power, good policy and bad, pacifism and jingoism, "my country" and humanity, social justice and social injutice, collectivism and capitalism, socialization and liberalism, the individual and the collectivity, and so on and so on.
Description: The distinguished philosopher explores the foundations of sociology and makes a fresh examination of the meaning of society. (Back cover)
Notes: A shorter version of Chapter 1 of this book was published by Partisan Review in 1952 and Copyright 1952 by Partisan Review under the title "The Self and the Other." (verso of tp)
Table of contents: title: PUBLISHER'S NOTE
pagenum: 7; title: BEING IN ONE'S SELF AND BEING BESIDE ONE'S SELF
pagenum: 11; title: PERSONAL LIFE
pagenum: 38; title: STRUCTURE OF "OUR" WORLD
pagenum: 57; title: THE "OTHER MAN" APPEARS
pagenum: 71; title: INTER-INDIVIDUAL LIFE, WE, YOU, I
pagenum: 94; title: MORE ABOUT OTHERS AND "I." BRIEF EXCURSION TOWARDS "HER."
pagenum: 112; title: THE OTHER AS DANGER, AND THE I AS SURPRISE
pagenum: 138; title: SUDDENLY, "PEOPLE" APPEAR
pagenum: 171; title: REFLECTIONS ON THE SALUTATION
pagenum: 176; title: REFLECTIONS ON THE SALUTATION. ETYMOLOGICAL MAN. WHAT IS A USAGE?
pagenum: 192; title: WHAT PEOPLE SAY: LANGUAGE. TOWARD A NEW LINGUISTICS
pagenum: 222; title: WHAT PEOPLE SAY: "PUBLIC OPINION," SOCIAL "OBSERVANCES," PUBLIC POWER
pagenum: 258