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Heimann, Eduard. Vernunftglaube und Religion in der modernen Gesellschaft. Liberalismus, Marxismus und Demokratie. [Ver-öffentlichungen der Akademie für Gemeinwirtschaft, Hamburg]. J. C. B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), Tübingen 1955. xiv, 315 pp. According to the author the cultural crisis of the Western world is characterized by the failure of individualism and collectivism, which are the fruits of — optimistic — Rationalism. Only a higherlevel synthesis between the two — in the form of a democracy on a Christian basis which combines personal freedom with social justice — offers a way out. This thesis is elaborated in a generally lucid and well-founded argument, dealing with 19th-century liberalism and with Marxism, especially with a view to developments in Russia. In the last part of his book the author outlines the manner in which the aforementioned synthesis should theoretically and practically be brought about. He shows himself strongly influenced by the ideas of Reinhold Niebuhr.

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Stöckli, Arnold. Die Stadt. Ihr Wesen und ihre Problematik. Eine soziologische und städtebauliche Betrachtung. Bund-Verlag G.m.b.H., Koln-Deutz 1954. 160 pp. 111.

The starting-point of this book is the menace from the big city and its characteristics to the democratic and freedom-loving spirit. The problems are very clearly explained also for non-specialists, and the various possibilities for making a social whole and ethically and aesthetically an acceptable population centre also of the big city, are discussed. From a sociological point of view the big city will, with the disappearance of the capitalist formation of values, have to dissolve itself into a number of surveyable units, which will make a living democracy possible.