pt. 1. Man and history: Three forms of historical intelligibility --
The intelligibility of history in the twentieth century --
pt. 2. The modern world and the meaning of history: On false historical consciousness --
Fanaticism, prudence, and faith --
pt. 3. The failure of Marxism: Marx's Messianism and its misadventures --
Tocqueville and Marx --
pt. 4. A sociology of modern societies: Science and consciousness of society --
Social class, political class, ruling class --
pt. 5. International politics in the Nuclear Age: The anarchical order of power --
On the morality of prudence --
On the strategy of peace ---
pt. 6. Max Weber and modern social science: Max Weber and modern social science.
Responsibility: edited by Franciszek Draus ; with a memoir by Edward Shils.
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