이타성利他性 에서의 실험책. The Book of An Experiment in Altruism, by Elizabeth Hastings

이타주의 이타성에 대해서 실험을 기술한책.

AN EXPERIMENT IN
ALTRUISM
BY
ELIZABETH HASTINGS
“The world, which took but six days to make, is like to take six thousand to
make out.”?SIR THOMAS BROWNE.
New York
MACMILLAN AND CO.
AND LONDON
1895
All rights reserved
COPYRIGHT, 1895,
BY MACMILLAN AND CO. Norwood Press:
J. S. Cushing & Co.?Berwick & Smith.
Norwood, Mass., U.S.A

이타주의, 이타성利他性, Altruism. 심리학 용어, 타인의 안녕이나 복지에 관심을 가지고 자발적으로 타인을 도우려는 태도나 행동을 의미
타인의 안녕을 증진하기 위해 보상과 상관없이 타인을 도우려고 하는 심리적 특성. 이타성은 자신에게 이익이 되는 상황이 아니더라도 다른 사람에게 도움을 주려고 하는 심리적 성향을 말함.
심리학적 관점에서 이타성은 심리적 에고이즘 또는 이기주의와 대비되며, 이타성은 타인의 행복이나 안녕 등에 신경을 쓰고, 타인이 곤경에 처해 있거나 도움을 필요로 할 때 자발적으로 도우려는 태도 또는 행동을 의미.

이타성利他性 에서의 실험책. The Book of An Experiment in Altruism, by Elizabeth Hastings

CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. The Doctor, Janet, and I converse 1

II. I explain why I am here 6

III. I visit the Altruist 9

IV. I meet the Man of the World 17

V. I set forth the general situation 21

VI. I become acquainted with the Lad 24

VII. Janet and I converse about life and philanthropy 27

VIII. The Lad meets Baby Jean 33

IX. I visit Barnet House 37

X. I visit the Woman’s Settlement 46

XI. I describe the Butterfly Hunter 51

XII. The Lad and I discuss religious matters 55

XIII. The Doctor describes a case 62

XIV. We act as committee 68

XV. I rouse the sympathy of the Man of the World 74

XVI. Janet and the Lad sit by the window 78

XVII. I hear the Altruist lecture on Job 82

XVIII. Another baby enters the world 88

XIX. I describe our conferences and board-meetings 93

viXX. Janet and the Lad become better acquainted 103

XXI. I almost decide to stop thinking 108

XXII. The Young Reformer calls 111

XXIII. I meet the People 117

XXIV. I find everybody unhappy 126

XXV. I introduce the Tailoress 131

XXVI. I describe our afternoon teas 138

XXVII. Baby Jean philosophizes 144

XXVIII. We again act as committee 147

XXIX. The Tailoress and I visit the Anarchist 153

XXX. The Lad loses a lectureship 160

XXXI. The Tailoress leads a strike 164

XXXII. The Doctor sets forth her views 171

XXXIII. Janet expounds her new philosophy 177

XXXIV. I hear Polly’s story 183

XXXV. I search for Polly 188

XXXVI. The crisis comes 192

XXXVII. I again explain the general situation 196

XXXVIII. I say good-bye to the Lad 199

XXXIX. Baby Jean plays with the telegram 202

XL. I rebel against God and the Altruist 204

XLI. I converse with the Doctor 208

XLII. I find that Janet has no philosophy 211

XLIII. I dry my pen, and again take up my Cause 214