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I. PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM

1. THE SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPT OF THOUGHT

2. THE CONTEMPORARY PREDICAMENT OF THOUGHT

3. THE ORIGIN OF THE MODERN EPISTEMOLOGICAL,PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SOCIOLOGICAL POINTS OF VIEW

4. CONTROL OF THE COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS AS A PROBLEM OF OUR AGE

II. IDEOLOGY AND UTOPIA

1. DEFINITION OF CONCEPTS

2. THE CONCEPT IDEOLOGY IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

3. FROM THE PARTICULAR TO THE TOTAL CONCEPTION OF IDEOLOGY

4. OBJECTIVITY AND BIAS

5. THE TRANSITION FROM THE THEORY OF IDEOLOGY TO THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

6. THE NON-EVALUATIVE CONCEPTION OF IDEOLOGY

7. FROM THE NON-EVALUATIVE TO THE EVALUATIVE CONCEPTION OF IDEOLOGY

8. ONTOLOGICAL JUDGMENTS IMPLICIT IN THE NON-EVALUATIVE CONCEPTION OF IDEOLOGY

9. THE PROBLEM OF FALSE CONSCIOUSNESS

10. THE QUEST FOR REALITY THROUGH IDEOLOGICAL AND UTOPIAN ANALYSIS

III. THE PROSPECTS OF SCIENTIFIC POLITICS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL THEORY AND POLITICAL PRACTICE

1. WHY IS THERE NO SCIENCE OF POLITICS?

2. THE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF KNOWLEDGE

3. SYNTHESIS OF THE VARIOUS PERSPECTIVES AS A PROBLEM OF

POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY

4. THE SOCIOLOGICAL PROBLEM OF THE ��INTELLIGENTSIA��

5. THE NATURE OF POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE

6. THE COMMUNICABILITY OF POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE

7. THREE VARIETIES OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

IV. THE UTOPIAN MENTALITY

1. UTOPIA, IDEOLOGY, AND THE PROBLEM OF REALITY

2. WISH-FULFILMENT AND UTOPIAN MENTALITY

3. CHANGES IN THE CONFIGURATION OF THE UTOPIAN

MENTALITY: ITS STAGES IN MODERN TIMES

(a) The First Form of the Utopian Mentality: The Orgiastic Chiliasm

of the Anabaptists

(b) The Second Form of the Utopian Mentality: The Liberal-Humanitarian Idea

(c) The Third Form of the Utopian Mentality: The Conservative Idea

(d) The Fourth Form of the Utopian Mentality: The Socialist-Communist Utopia

4. UTOPIA IN THE CONTEMPORARY SITUATION

V. THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

1. THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

(a) Definition and Subdivisions of the Sociology of Knowledge

(b) The Sociology of Knowledge and the Theory of Ideology

2. THE TWO DIVISIONS OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

A. THE THEORY OF THE SOCIAL DETERMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE

B. THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

3. THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE PARTIAL NATURE OF TRADITIONAL EPISTEMOLOGY

4. THE POSITIVE ROLE OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

5. PROBLEMS OF TECHNIQUE IN HISTORICAL-SOCIOLOGICAL

RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

6. A BRIEF SURVEY OF THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

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