I: Vigors Theory of Knowledge : First Phase; II: Vigors Theory of Knowledge : Second Phase; III: Internal Structure of the New Science; IV: The Imaginative Form of Knowledge (Poetry and Language); V: The Semi-Imaginative Form of Knowledge (Myth and Religion); VI: The Moral Consciousness; VII: Morality and Religion; VIII: Morality and Law; IX: The Historical Aspect of Law; X: Providence; XI: The Law of Reflux; XII: Metaphysics; XIII: Transition to History : General Character of Vico’s Treatment of History; XIV: New Principles for the History of Obscure and Legendary Periods; XV: Heroic Society; XVI: Homer and Primitive Poetry; XVII: The History of Rome and the Rise of Democracy; XVIII: The Return of Barbarism : The Middle Ages; XIX: Vico and the Tendencies of Contemporary Culture; XX: Conclusion I Vico and the Later Developments of Philosophical and Historical Thought