Harvey Wheeler Books in Order

Edited by George Boas and Harvey Wheeler, this pamphlet assembles scholars' assessments of Owen Lattimore's work during the accusations surrounding him in the McCarthy era. Its letters defend his scholarship and expertise on Asian affairs.

Harvey Wheeler argues that political problems arise from disruptions across the entire ecological order. He considers the need for a comprehensive politics that addresses those interconnected disorders rather than relying on competing local interests and pressure groups.

Harvey Wheeler examines democracy and world order amid technological and institutional upheaval. Arguing that nuclear-age conditions have outgrown existing political arrangements, he proposes organizing science through constitutional principles to help govern an increasingly interconnected industrial society.

This edited collection examines the social and political implications of B. F. Skinner's Beyond Freedom and Dignity. Contributors consider operant conditioning and its consequences, while Skinner responds to criticisms of his arguments about freedom and behavioral control.

This volume presents Vladimir Lefebvre's mathematical account of how people model themselves and others, alongside applications and critical evaluations. Contributors examine its implications for personality, cultural conflict and other fields, offering experimental evidence and proposed revisions.