The Age of Atheists: How We Have Sought to Live Since the Death of God (85 page)

Harvard Humanists,
418
–19

Harvard University:

Leary’s release from,
419

Lowell Lectures at,
55

Hauer, Jakob Wilhelm,
322
–24

Hauptmann, Gerhart,
227
,
543

Hawthorne, Nathaniel,
56
,
241

Hayek, Friedrich von,
332
–33

health,
15
,
308
,
432
–33,
438

Heaney, Seamus,
224
,
448
–49,
456
–60,
463
–64,
537
,
542
,
549
,
550

heaven,
11
,
103
,
104
,
168
,
494
,
553

Hegel, Georg,
23
,
83
,
92
,
103
,
212
,
228
,
441
,
504

Heidegger, Martin,
222
–28

and art and science,
455

and being/Being,
224
,
225
,
226

and “care” of the world,
224
,
225
,
227
,
487

and change,
225

Csikszentmihalyi and,
534

and death,
223
,
225

decisiveness and,
223
,
224

and essence,
223

everydayness and,
225
,
227

and existence,
225

and future,
225

Gadamer as assistant to,
504

and God is dead,
226

and history,
224
–25

and human nature,
223

and individuality,
225

influence of,
336
,
339

and intensity,
223

and knowledge/knowing,
224
–25

and life,
224
,
226
,
265
,
337

and marginal practices,
226

and meaning,
226

and nature,
228

and poetry,
224
,
226

and reality,
223

reflection and,
224

resistance and,
336
,
338
,
402
–3

Sartre compared with,
346

and science,
224
,
226
,
455
,
540
,
542

and self,
225

Spiegelberg and,
414

and transcendence,
226

and truth,
468

and unconscious,
224

and value/values,
226

and wholeness,
225

and will,
225

Heidegger, Martin—works by:

Being and Time,
223,
225
,
228
,
338

Gelassenheit (Composure),
223

Hölderlin and the Essence of Poetry,
223

The Origin of the Work of Art,
223

The Question of Technology,
223

What Is Metaphysics?
223

Heisenberg, Werner,
58
n,
336

hell,
168
,
306
,
317
,
319
,
473

Hemingway, Ernest,
195
,
240
,
241
–42,
244

Herbert, Zbigniew,
449
,
552

Herder, Johann,
288
,
317

hermeneutics,
292
,
293
–94,
539

Hermetic Students of the Golden Dawn.
See
Golden Dawn, Hermetic Students of the

heroes:

as art theme,
114
,
116

Chekhov’s views about,
106
,
108
,
109

in Eisenstein’s films,
214

of everyday life,
114

Hauer’s views about,
323

Joyce’s views about,
267
–68

Nazism and,
320
,
322

Nietzsche and,
188

poets as,
449

Rosenberg’s views about,
320

suffering and,
268

heroes (
continued
)

World War I and,
189
,
190

Yeats and,
170
–74,
175
,
176

herrenmoral
ideal, Nietzsche’s,
37

Hesse, Hermann,
35
,
40
,
41
,
42
,
48
,
157

Hibberd, Declan,
267
–68

Himmler, Heinrich,
315
,
316
,
318
,
321
,
322
,
325

hipsters,
393

history:

counterculture’s views about,
429

cyclical,
169

end-point of,
494
–95

minimalist art and,
392

Nazis and,
317

postmodernism and,
499

See also
past;
specific person’s views

Hitchens, Christopher,
7
,
543

Hitler, Adolf,
159
,
233
,
258
,
310
–11,
313
–14,
316
–18,
321
–22,
325
,
329
,
374
–76.
See also
Nazis

Hofmannsthal, Hugo von,
152
,
190
,
227

holidays,
218
,
314
,
325
,
537
–38

Holmes, Oliver Wendell Jr.,
53
–55,
56
,
62
,
536

Holmes, Oliver Wendell Sr.,
54
,
55
–56

Holocaust,
331
,
338
,
369
,
372
–73,
374
,
375
,
376
,
377
,
378
–80,
381
,
388
,
406
,
519

homeopathy,
177

homosexuality,
334
,
554

hope,
65
–66,
90
–91,
450
,
514
,
546
,
547
.
See also
specific person’s views

Horney, Karen,
358
–59

Houston, Jean,
419
–20

Hughes, Robert,
90
,
111
,
113
,
115
,
552

human beings:

biology as replacement for theological understanding of,
83
–84

counterculture’s views about,
420

existentialist views about,
337

as experiment,
104

face of,
210

of the future,
63

intrinsic nature of,
63

limitations of,
361
,
452

pragmatism and,
63

predictive theory of behavior of,
517
–18

purpose of,
487
–88

role in cosmos of,
517

uniqueness of,
74

See also
specific person’s views

Human Development Index, UN,
12
,
431
–32

human nature,
64
,
74
,
338
,
535
.
See also
specific person’s views

Human Potential Movement,
364

humanism,
6
,
335
,
336
,
338
,
349
,
385
,
412
,
413
,
415
.
See also
specific person’s views

humanities: science links with,
483
–85

Hume, David,
23
,
83
,
295

humor,
123
,
124
,
408
.
See also
comedy

Husserl, Edmund,
71
–76,
83
,
128
,
223
,
226
,
295
,
331
,
337
,
541

Huxley, Aldous,
303
,
413
,
417
,
441
,
450
,
543

Huxley, T. H.,
136
,
139

Ibsen, Henrik,
84
,
92
–97,
99
–100,
105
,
211
,
537

Ibsen, Henrik—works by:

A Doll’s House,
92

An Enemy of the People,
92

Ghosts,
92

Hedda Gabler,
93,
94

John Gabriel Borkman,
93

The Master Builder,
92,
93

Peer Gynt,
92

Rosmersholm,
92,
96
–97

When We Dead Awaken,
93,
95
–96

ideal/idealism,
274
,
494
,
543
.
See also
specific person’s views

ideas/Idea,
54
,
57
,
151
,
153
–54

Idema, Henry,
238
,
239
,
241
–42,
243

identity,
373
,
379
,
411
,
427
,
435
,
438
,
445
,
446
.
See also
specific person’s views

illusions,
252
,
254
,
255
,
280
–81,
283
,
292
,
342
,
391
,
505
–6

imagination,
66
,
176
,
244
–49,
464
,
554
.
See also
specific person’s views

Imago
journal,
84
–85,
88

immortality,
70
,
162
,
216

Impressionism,
111
–12,
119
,
124
,
537

improvisation: body and,
395
–97

income: church attendance and,
16
,
21

Index of Prohibited Books,
180
,
317

individual/individualism:

counterculture and,
437

Expressionism and,
50
,
122

expressive,
122

Futurists and,
210

isolation/loneliness of,
19
–20,
95
–96,
241
,
255
,
358
,
365
,
390
,
416
,
425
,
451

Marxism and,
204
,
208

in Matisse’s art,
115

negative emotions and,
20
–21

phenomenology and,
541

postmodernism and,
499

as source of evil,
205

unity and,
525

See also
self;
specific person’s views

infinity,
113
,
151
,
248
,
289
,
544
–45

Inge, Dean,
57
n,
176

Inglehart, Ronald,
11
–13,
17
,
21

innocence,
197
,
266

insanity: Musil’s views about,
234
–35

instinct,
39
–40,
76
n,
101
,
118
,
122
,
272
,
284
,
292
,
370
.
See also
specific person’s views

intellect/intelligence,
74
,
162
,
168
–69,
271
,
272
,
394
,
396
,
412
,
430
,
476
,
516
,
540
.
See also
specific person’s views

intelligent design,
508
,
510

intensity/intensification,
126
,
302
,
339
–41,
342
,
402
,
406
,
407
,
408
,
456
,
459
,
473
,
506

intention,
267
,
458
,
509

International Association of Psychoanalysis,
84

International Foundation for Internal Freedom (IFIF),
419

International Social Survey Program and Eurobarometer surveys,
12

interpretation,
291
–94,
434

intersubjectivity,
349
,
394
,
399
–400,
401
–2,
524

intimacy,
261
,
263
,
271
,
272
,
365
–66,
425
,
427
,
429
,
505
,
538
,
543

intoxication: Freud’s views about,
283
,
284

intuition,
124
,
168
–69,
177
,
396
,
477
.
See also
specific person’s views

Ireland:

Yeats views about,
169
,
170
–72,
173