Bibliografie Herbert Spencer

Bücher und Herausgeberschaften

• The proper sphere of government. A reprint of a series of letters originally published in "The Nonconformist". London: Brittain 1843, 40 S. Artikelserie aus dem Jahr 1842.
  
• (Mitherausgeber) Pilot (Birmingham), 1844.
  
• (Mitherausgeber) The Economist (London), 1848-1853.
  
• Social statics, or, The conditions essential to human happiness specified and the first of them developed. London: Chapman 1851, viii, 476 S.
  
• (Anonym) A theory of population, deduced from the general law of animal fertility. [London: Woodfall 1852], 35 S.
  
• Over-legislation. Reprinted, with additions, from The Westminster Review, for July, 1853. London: Chapman 1854 (= Chapman's library for the people. 11.), 42 S.
  
• The principles of psychology. London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans 1855, viii, 620 S. Zur späteren, vollständig überarbeiteten Ausgabe in 2 Bänden siehe Band 4 und 5 des "System of synthetic philosophy" (London 1862-1896).
  
• Railway morals and railway policy. Reprinted from the "Edinburgh Review", with additions and a postscript by the author. London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans 1855 (= The traveller's library. 89.), 116 S. Artikel aus dem Jahr 1854.
  

• Essays. Scientific, political and speculative. Reprinted, chiefly from the quarterly reviews. London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts (später: London-Edinburgh: Williams and Norgate) 1858-1874 (Die Bände 1 und 2 später auch unter dem Titel: Illustrations of universal progress. A series of discussions), 3 Bände:
  
  
  • [Volume 1:] Essays. Scientific, political and speculative. Reprinted, chiefly from the quarterly reviews. London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts 1858, vi, 435 S.
  • Volume 2: Essays. Scientific, political and speculative. Reprinted, chiefly from the quarterly reviews. Second series. London-Edinburgh: Williams and Norgate 1863, vi, 362 S.
  • Volume 3: Essays. Scientific, political, and speculative. New edition. A third series of essays. London-Edinburgh: Williams and Norgate 1874, ix, 366 S.
    

• Education. Intellectual, moral, and physical. New York, N.Y.: Appleton [1861], xviii, 283 S.
  
• [A system of synthetic philosophy. London-Edinburgh: Williams and Norgate 1862-1896], 10 Bände in 15 Bänden:
  
  
  • [Volume 1]: First principles. London 1862 [= A system of synthetic philosophy. 1.], xii, 503 S.
  • Volume 2: Principles of biology. Volume 1. [1864] (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 2.), viii, 492 S.
  • Volume 3: Principles of biology. Volume 2. [1867] (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 3.), viii, 569 S.
  • [Volume 4]: The principles of psychology. 2nd edition. Volume 1, Part I-V: The data of psychology, the inductions of psychology, general synthesis, special synthesis, physical synthesis. 1870 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 4.), xii, 635 S. Vollständig überarbeitete Ausgabe der Erstauflage von 1855.
  • Volume 5: The principles of psychology. 2nd edition. Volume 2, Part VI-VIII: Special analysis, general analysis, corollaries. 1872 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 5.), viii, 648 S. Vollständig überarbeitete Ausgabe der Erstauflage London 1855.
  • [Volume 6]: The principles of sociology. Volume 1: Part I: The data of sociology. Part II: The inductions of sociology. Part III: The domestic relations. 1876.
  • [Volume 7/1]: Ceremonial institutions. Being part IV of The principles of sociology. The first portion of volume 2. 1879, ii, 237 S.
  • [Volume 7/2]: Political institutions. Being part V of The principles of sociology. The concluding portion of volume 2. 1882, iii S., S. 230-770.
  • [Volume 8/1]: Ecclesiastical institutions. Being part VI of The principles of sociology. 1885, v S., S. 671-853.
  • [Volume 8/2,1]: The principles of sociology. Volume 3: Part VI: Ecclesiastical institutions. Part VII: Professional institutions. Part VIII: Industrial institutions. 1885 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 8.), S. 671-853.
  • [Volume 8/2,2]: The principles of sociology. Volume 3: Part VI: Ecclesiastical institutions. Part VII: Professional institutions. Part VIII: Industrial institutions. 1896 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 8.), viii, 635 S.
  • Volume 9,[1]: The principles of ethics. Volume 1: Part I: The data of ethics. Part II: The inductions of ethics. Part III: The ethics of individual life. 1879 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 9.), vi, 288 S.
  • Volume 9,[2]: The principles of ethics. Part I-III: The data of ethics. The inductions of ethics. The ethics of individual life. 1893 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 9.), xii, 487 S.
  • [Volume 10,1]: Justice. Being part IV. of The principles of ethics. 1891 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 10.), viii, 292 S.
  • [Volume 10,2]: The principles of ethics. Part IV-VI: Justice. Negative beneficence. Positive beneficence. Appendices. 1893 (= A system of synthetic philosophy. 10.), xii, 487, 14 S.
    

• The classification of the sciences. To which are added reasons for dissenting from the philosophy of M. [Auguste] Comte. London: Williams and Norgate 1864, 48 S.
  
• The study of sociology. London-New York, N.Y.: Appleton 1873 [recte 1874] (= The international scientific series. 5.), xiv, 423 S.
  

• Descriptive sociology, or, Groups of sociological facts. Classified and arranged by Herbert Spencer. Compiled and abstracted by David Duncan, Richard Scheppig and James Collier [et al.]. London: Williams and Norgate 1873-1934, 20 Bände (zu Lebzeiten Herbert Spencers erschienen 1873-1881 acht Bände; die Ausgaben seiner Nachlassverwalter wurden mit gekennzeichnet):
  
  
  Division I: Uncivilized societies
  
  
  • [Volume 3a]: Part 1: Types of lowest races, Negritto races, and Malayo-Polynesian races. Compiled and abstracted by David Duncan. 1874, ii, 63 S.
  • [Volume 3b]: Part 1: Types of lowest races, Negritto races and Malayo-Polynesian races. Compiled and abstracted upon the plan organized by Herbert Spencer by David Duncan. Edited by Henry R[ichard] Tedder. 1925 (= Descriptive sociology.), 152 S. Aktualisierte, stark veränderte Ausgabe.
  • Volume 3[c]: John Garstang: The heritage of Solomon. An historical introduction to the sociology of ancient Palestine. [1934], xv, 439 S.
  • [Volume 4a]: Part 2: African races. Compiled and abstracted by David Duncan. 1875, ii, 47 S.
    
  • [Volume 4b]: Part 2: African races (Pygmies, Bantu, Equatorial hybrid tribes, Sudanic peoples, Nilotics, Nilo-Hamitics, Fulani, Khoisan). Compiled and abstracted upon the plan organized by Herbert Spencer, by E[mil] Torday. Issued by Mr. Spencer's trustees
    (T[homas] W[alter] Hill, editor). A re-issue of the volume originally compiled by Dr. David Duncan, entirely rewritten. London: Williams and Norgate 1930, iv, 385 S. Praktisch neu geschriebene Ausgabe.
    
  • [Volume 5]: Part 3: Asiatic races. 1876, ii, 58 S.
    
  • [Volume 6]: Part 4: American races. 1878, ii, lxi, 56 S.
    
  
  
  Division II: Civilized societies, extinct or decayed
  
  
  • [Volume 2]: Part 1: Ancient Mexicans, Central Americans, Chibchas, and ancient Peruvians. Compiled and abstracted by Richard Scheppig. 1874, ii, 72 S.
    
  • [Volume 7]: Part 2: Hebrews and Phoenicians. Compiled and abstracted by Richard Scheppig. 1880, ii, 122 S.
    
  • [Volume 10]: Part 3: Greeks. Hellenic era. Compiled and abstracted by J[ohn] P[entland] Mahaffy and W[illiam] A[lexander] Goligher. Edited by H[enry] R[ichard] Tedder. 1910, ii, 75 S.
  • Volume 11: Part 11: Ancient Egyptians. Compiled and abstracted upon the plan organized by Herbert Spencer by Sir W[illiam Matthew] Flinders Petrie. Issued by Mr. Spencer's trustees. 1925 (= Descriptive sociology. 11.), 79 S.
  • Volume 12: Hellenistic Greeks. Compiled and abstracted by J[ohn] P[entland] Mahaffy and
    W[illiam] A[lexander] Goligher. 1928 (= Descriptive sociology. 12.), 94 S.
  • Volume 13: Reuben Levy: Mesopotamia. (The ancient inhabitants of the Tigris-Euphrates lands.) Compiled and abstracted upon the plan organized by Herbert Spencer. 1929, 49 S.
  • [Volume 15]: Romans. Abstracted by E[rnest] H[enry] Alton and W[illiam] A[lexander] Goligher. 1934, 339 S.
    
  
  
  Division III: Civilized societies, recent or still flourishing
  
  
  • [Volume 1]: Part 1. English. Compiled and abstracted by James Collier. 1873, viii, 70 S.
  • [Volume 8]: Part 2: French. Compiled and abstracted by James Collier. 1881, ii, 158 S.
  • [Volume 9]: Part 3: Chinese. Compiled and abstracted upon the plan organized by Herbert Spencer by E[dward] T[heodore] C[halmers] Werner. Edited by Henry R[ichard] Tedder. 1910, iv, 312 S.
  • Reuben Levy: An introduction to the sociology of Islam. The present work was undertaken at the request of the trustees of Mr. Herbert Spencer in continuance of his Descriptive sociology. Volume 1. 1931 (= Herbert Spencer's Descriptive sociology, continued by his trustees.), viii, 410 S. Spätere Ausgabe unter dem Titel: The social structure of Islam.
  • Reuben Levy: An introduction to the sociology of Islam. The present work was undertaken at the request of the trustees of Mr. Herbert Spencer in continuance of his Descriptive sociology. Volume 2. 1933 (= Herbert Spencer's Descriptive sociology, continued by his trustees.). Spätere Ausgabe unter dem Titel: The social structure of Islam.
    
  • [Volume 19]: J[ay] Rumnay: Herbert Spencer's sociology. A study in the history of social theory, to which is appended a bibliography of Spencer and his work. With a preface by Morris Ginsberg. [1934] (= Herbert Spencer's Descriptive sociology, continued by his trustees.), xvi, 357 S.
    

• (Mit W[illiam] H[enry] Lyttelton) Sins of trade and business by W.H. Lyttelton, and, The morals of trade by Herbert Spencer. London: Isbister 1874, vi, 85 S.
  
• The man versus the state, containing "The new Toryism", "The coming slavery", "The sins of legislators", and "The great political superstition". Reprinted from the Contemporary Review, with a postscript. London: Williams and Norgate 1884, ii, 113 S.
  
• (Mit Frederic Harrison) The nature and reality of religion. A controversy between Frederic Harrison and Herbert Spencer. With an introduction, notes, and an appendix on the religious value of the unknowable by [Eugène] Count [Goblet] d'Alviella. New York, N.Y.: Appleton 1885, 218 S. Das Werk wurde später von Herbert Spencer zurückgezogen.
  
• The factors of organic evolution. Reprinted, with additions, from The Nineteenth Century, April and May 1886. London-Edinburgh: Williams and Norgate 1887, iv, 76 S.
  
• A rejoinder to professor [August] Weismann. Reprinted from the Contemporary Review. London: Williams and Norgate [1893], 29 S.
  
• The inadequacy of "natural selection". Reprinted from the Contemporary Review. London: Williams and Norgate [1893], 69 S.
  
• Aphorisms from the writings of Herbert Spencer, selected and arranged by Julia Raymond Gingell. London: Chapman and Hall 1894, xii, 170 S.
  
• Mr. Herbert Spencer and the Land Restoration League. Correspondence between Mr. Spencer and the general secretary of the league [i.e. Frederic Verinder], mostly reprinted from the London Daily Chronicle, August, September, and October, 1894. London: Offices of the English Land Restoration League 1894 (= Land Restoration tracts. 1.), 16 S.
  
• Weismannism once more. Reprinted from the "Contemporary Review" with a postscript. London: Williams and Norgate 1894, 24 S.
  
• Various fragments. London-Edinburgh: Williams and Norgate 1897, 156 S.
  
• Facts and comments. London: Williams and Norgate 1902, vi, 205 S.
  

• An autobiography. London: Williams and Norgate 1904, 2 Bände:
  
  • Volume 1. 1904, xii, 556 S.
  • Volume 2. 1904, ix, 541 S.
    
• Essays on education and kindred subjects. London / New York, N.Y.: Dent / Dutton 1910 (= Everyman's library. Essays.), xxi, 333 S.
  
• Herbert Spencer on education. Edited by F[ranis]
  A[lexander] Cavenagh. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1932, xxxiii, 233 S.
  
• Literary style and music. Including two short essays on gracefulness and beauty. London: Watts [1950] (= The Thinker's library.), x, 119 S.
  

• The works of Herbert Spencer. Osnabrück: Zeller 1966, 21 Bände:
  
  
  • Volume 1: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 1: First principles. Reprint of the edition 1904. 1966, xx, 492 S.
  • Volume 2: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 2: The principles of biology. Volume 1. Reprint of the edition 1898. 1966, xii, 706 S.
  • Volume 3: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 3: The principles of biology. Volume 2. Reprint of the edition 1899. 1966, xiii, 660 S.
  • Volume 4: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 4: The principles of psychology. Volume 1. Reprint of the edition 1899. 1966, xiv, 640 S.
  • Volume 5: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 5: The principles of psychology. Volume 2. Reprint of the edition 1899. 1966, viii, 762 S.
  • Volume 6: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 6: The principles of sociology. Volume 1. Reprint of the edition 1904. 1966, xii, 883 S.
  • Volume 7: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 7: The principles of sociology. Volume 2. Reprint of the edition 1902. 1966, x, 706 S.
  • Volume 8: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 8: The principles of sociology. Volume 3. Reprint of the edition 1897. 1966, viii, 635 S.
  • Volume 9: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 9: The principles of ethics. Volume 1. Reprint of the edition 1892. 1966, xii, 572 S.
  • Volume 10: A system of synthetic philosophy. Volume 10: The principles of ethics. Volume 2. Reprint of the edition 1893. 1966, xii, 487 S.
  • Volume 11: Social statics. Reprint of the edition 1892. 1966, 424 S.
  • Volume 12: The study of sociology. Reprint of the edition 1880. 1966, viii, 438 S.
  • Volume 13: Essays. Scientific, political, and speculative. Volume 1. Reprint of the edition 1891. 1966, 478 S.
  • Volume 14: Essays. Scientific, political, and speculative. Volume 2. Reprint of the edition 1891. 1966, 466 S.
  • Volume 15: Essays. Scientific, political, and speculative. Volume 3. Reprint of the edition 1891. 1966, 516 S.
  • Volume 16: Education. Intellectual, moral, and physical. Reprint of the edition 1890. 1966, 197 S.
  • Volume 17: The inadequacy of "natural selection". A rejoinder to professor Weismann. Weismann once more. Reprint from "The Contemporary Review" 1893-94. 1966, 69 & S. 93-808.
  • Volume 18: Various fragments. Reprint of the edition 1890. 1966, 237 S.
  • Volume 19: Facts and comments. Reprint of the edition 1902. 1966, vi, 213 S.
  • Volume 20: Autobiography. Volume 1. Reprint of the edition 1904. 1966, xii, 556 S.
  • Volume 21: Autobiography. Volume 2. Reprint of the edition 1904. 1966, ix, 542 S.
    

• Structure, function and evolution. Edited and with an introductory essay by Stanislav Andreski. London: Joseph 1971 (= Tutor books, the making of sociology series.), vii, 257 S.
  
• Herbert Spencer on social evolution. Selected writings. Edited and with an introduction by J[ohn] D[avid]
  Y[eadon] Peel. Chicago, Ill.-London: University of Chicago Press 1972 (= The heritage of sociology.), li, 270 S. Werkauswahl.
  
• Collected writings. London / Bristol: Routledge / Thoemmes 1996, 12 Bände:
  
  
  • Volume 1: William Henry Hudson: An introduction to the philosophy of Herbert Spencer. Reprint of the 2nd edition London, Chapman and Hall, 1897. 1996, ix, 234 S.
  • Volume 2: David Duncan: The life and letters of Herbert Spencer. Reprint of the 1908 edition, London, Methuen. 1996, xiii, 621 S.
  • Volume 3: Social statics. With a new introduction by Michael Taylor. Facsimile of the edition published London, J. Chapman, 1851. 1996, xv, viii, 476 S.
  • Volume 4: The principles of psychology. With a new introduction by Michael Taylor. Facsimile of the edition published London, Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1855. 1996, xixi, viii, 620 S.
  • Volume 5: First principles. With a new introduction by Michael Taylor. Facsimile of the edition published London, Williams and Norgate, 1867. 1996, xvii, xvi, 559 S.
  • Volume 6: The study of sociology. With a new introduction by Michael Taylor. Facsimile of the edition published London, H.S. King & Co., 1873. 1996, xix, viii, 423 S.
  • Volume 7: The data of ethics. Justice. With a new introduction by Michael Taylor. Facsimile of edition published London, Williams and Norgate, 1879. Facsimile of edition published London, Williams and Norgate, 1891. 1996, xvii, vi, 288, viii, 291 S.
  • Volume 8: Political Institutions. Facsimile of the edition published London, Williams and Norgate, 1882. 1996, ii S., S. 230-770.
  • Volume 9: Essays. Scientific, political, and speculative. Volume 1. Facsimile of the edition published London, Williams and Norgate, 1891. 1996, v, 578 S.
  • Volume 10: Essays. Scientific, political, and speculative. Volume 2. Facsimile of the edition published London, Williams and Norgate, 1891. 1996, 466 S.
  • Volume 11: Essays. Scientific, political, and speculative. Volume 3. Facsimile of the edition published London, Williams and Norgate, 1891. 1996, 516 S.
  • Volume 12: Herbert Spencer. Contemporary assessments. Edited and introduced by Michael W. Taylor. 1996, getrennte Seitenzählung (S. 159-175, 41-81, 74-92, 353-378, 401-407, 49-98, 347-364, 7-22, 25-53, 745-769, 63-82, 200-213, 314-327, 525-543, 354-371, 506-524, 57-92, 423-458, 216-226, 49-55). Sammlung von Artikeln über Herbert Spencer.