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- 02 - Utopian Socialism - Merriam, Alexander R., Some Literary Utopias.02 - Utopian Socialism - Merriam, Alexander R., Some Literary Utopias.
This book is from the early 20th century "Handbook Series" from publisher H. W. Wilson. These handbooks attempted to explain their subject thoroughly through collected articles covering the subject from several points of view. Every handbook also contained an extensive bibliography for further study.1 hr 4 min - 01 - Robbins, E. C., Introductory Statement.01 - Robbins, E. C., Introductory Statement.
This book is from the early 20th century "Handbook Series" from publisher H. W. Wilson. These handbooks attempted to explain their subject thoroughly through collected articles covering the subject from several points of view. Every handbook also contained an extensive bibliography for further study.10 min
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Socialism by Edwin Clyde Robbins.
This book is from the early 20th century "Handbook Series" from publisher H. W. Wilson. These handbooks attempted to explain their subject thoroughly…
This book is from the early 20th century "Handbook Series" from publisher H. W. Wilson. These handbooks attempted to explain their subject thoroughly…
through collected articles covering the subject from several points of view. Every handbook also contained an extensive bibliography for further study.
"The purpose of this book is to give the reader a general knowledge of Socialism... The discussions are popular rather than technical and, in so far as possible, are non-partisan... The leading schools of Socialism are treated separately. Thus the Utopians and the Christians, although having some common beliefs, are each given a section. The followers of Karl Marx, the acknowledged orthodox Socialists, and the disciples of Edward Bernstein, the avowed revisionists, are treated separately."
"The purpose of this book is to give the reader a general knowledge of Socialism... The discussions are popular rather than technical and, in so far as possible, are non-partisan... The leading schools of Socialism are treated separately. Thus the Utopians and the Christians, although having some common beliefs, are each given a section. The followers of Karl Marx, the acknowledged orthodox Socialists, and the disciples of Edward Bernstein, the avowed revisionists, are treated separately."