Index 267being-for-itself, 104-105, 106
being-in-itself, 104-105, 106
Bentham, Jeremy, 54, 85-88, 89
social sanctions, 87
writings, 85
Bodin, Jean, 113, 114, 187
bonum consummatum, 93
Buber, Martin, 104
Burke, Edmund, 14, 174-178
and the law, 175-176
the state, 175-177
writings, 174
capital
concentration of, 184, 244
marginal efficiency of, 230
capitalism, 184, 185, 187, 189, 199,
200, 239, 240, 243
displacement of, 184-185, 239
free enterprise, 231
Capitalism and Freedom, 232
categorical imperative, 92-93,
categorical syllogism, 24-29
cause and effect, 83
causes, four, 62
circular argument, see begging the ques
tion
The City of God, 146
civil law, 121
civil religion, 172
class conflict, 184, 186,214
classless society, 185, 186, 187
codifications, as a source of law, 123
collective ownership of property, 240
commentaries, 123
Commonwealth by Acquisition, 163-
164
Commonwealth by Institution, 163-164
communism, 184, 185, 187, 189, 199-
200
The Communist Manifesto, 184-185
comparative advantage, theory of, 208
complex question, 39-40, 43
composition and division, 34, 36
concentration of capital, 184, 244
concentration of powers, 133-134
conditional syllogism, 29-30
Condorcet, M., 210
confederate systems of government, 134
consent of the governed, 167
consequent passion, 51, 52
conservative, 12-19
economics, 17-18
education, 18
morality, 15
the nature of man, 14-15
politics, 16-17
society, 16
worldview, 19
conspicuous consumption, theory of,
221,222
conspicuous leisure, theory of, 221,222
conspicuous waste, 221
Constitutional law, 124
consumption, law of, 229
contiguity in time or place, 83
corporate state, 190-191
correspondence theory of truth, 21, 22
criminal law, 121
Critique of Pure Reason, 90
custom, as source of law, 121-122Das Kapital, 183
decree law, 124
demand, law of, 200
democracy, 141, 143, 171, 172, 173,
188
democratic fallacy, 188
demonstrative knowledge, 165
depression, economic, 228