FOREWORDPREFACE ON A SUNDAY MORNINGChapter One THE WISDOM OF LMNG Ⅰ. THE SCOPE OF WISDOM Ⅱ. THE PHILOSOPHERS' BLINDMAN'S BUFF Ⅲ. THE AMERICAN SENSE OF FACT Ⅳ. THE DEMAND FOR FAITHChapter Two COUNSEL FOR LIVING Ⅰ. ALL IS RIDDLE Ⅱ. HEED THY PRIVATE DREAM Ⅲ. WHO IS THE DREAMER? Ⅳ. WHEN LAUGHTER IS WISER THAN TEARSChapter Three OUR ANIMAL HERITAGE Ⅰ. MODERN MAN PSYCHOANALYZED Ⅱ. ADAM AND EVE Ⅲ. WE SIMIANS Ⅳ. WHAT ARE WE MAKING OF OURSELVES?Chapter Four THE RHYTHM OF LIFE Ⅰ. WHERE IS WOMAN? Ⅱ. THE RACE OF LIFE Ⅲ. OLD AGE Ⅳ. DEATH AND IMMORTALITYChapter Five MAN AS SENTIMENT Ⅰ. INADEQUACY OF THE MATERIALISTIC VIEW Ⅱ. THE STUFF OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE Ⅲ. THE RIGHT TO ROMANCE Ⅳ. WHEN THE PRACTICAL MAN BECOMES A IX)VER Ⅴ. THE SOUL'S VITAL RAPTURESChapter Six NEW ENGLAND INTERLUDEChapter Seven LIFE Ⅰ. THOREAU AND CONFUCIUS Ⅱ. NO APOLOGY FOR LIVING Ⅲ. THE JOYS OF COMMON LIFE Ⅳ. THE HEROISM OF COMMON TOIL Ⅴ. THOREAU AND THE VALUES OF LIFEChapter Eight LIBERTY Ⅰ. WHY LIBERTY? Ⅱ. "DEMOCRACY" VERSUS "DEMOCRATSKY" Ⅲ. THE COMMON MAN Ⅳ. THE STATE AND THE INDIVIDUAL Ⅴ. JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRACYChapter Nine THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS Ⅰ. THE BLUE BIRD Ⅱ. PHYSIOLOGICAL PEACE Ⅲ. THE TONIC EFFECT OF WORK Ⅳ. THE SECRET OF CONTENTMENT Ⅴ. HOW TO BE SWEET THOUGH SOPHISTICATEDChapter Ten THE ARTS OF LIVING Ⅰ. THE ART OF DOING NOTHING Ⅱ. FRIENDSHIP AND CONVERSATION Ⅲ. FOOD AND WINE Ⅳ. TEA AND TABACCO Ⅴ. HOBBIESChapter Eleven NATURE Ⅰ. SOCIETY AND NATURE Ⅱ. THIS SENSE-FILLED EARTH Ⅲ. THE WONDER OF IT ALL Ⅳ. THE POWER AND THE GLORY Ⅴ. PANTHEISTIC REVELRYChapter Twelve GOD Ⅰ. A STRICTLY PRIVATE MATTER Ⅱ. OUR LOW NOTIONS OF GOD Ⅲ. ESSAY ON BLACK Ⅳ. THREE GREAT RELIGIOUS NATURES Ⅴ. THE SPIRIT OF INQUIRYChapter Thirteen LOVE Ⅰ. MARRIAGE Ⅱ. GREAT MEN IN TROUBLE: FRANKLIN Ⅲ. JEFFERSON IN TROUBLE Ⅳ. LINCOLN IN TROUBLE Ⅴ. SEX AND MODESTY Ⅵ. WHITMAN'S SEX DEMOCRACYChapter Fourteen LAUGHTER Ⅰ. HUMOR Ⅱ. SATIREChapter Fifteen WAR AND PEACE Ⅰ. WORLD GOVERNMENT Ⅱ. WOODROW WILSON Ⅲ. WAR AND PEACEChapter Sixteen THE SUMMING UP Ⅰ. TO EVERY MAN ttlS O\VN PHILOSOPHY Ⅱ. JUSTICE HOLMES'S CREDO Ⅲ. EINSTEIN'S INTIMATE CREDO Ⅳ. A TOAST TO MODERATIONWADE-GILES TO PINYIN CONVERSION TABLEENGLISH WORKS BY LIN YUTANG