Individualism and collectivismLongmans, Green, and Company, 1901 - Political science |
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advantage already animals automaton become benefit capital carnivora characterises Christian Church civilisation co-operation collec collectivism collectivist competitive system contrary corruption created diminish dividend coupons doubtless economic effect effort eliminated employer engaged England environment evil exchange value existing fact factory favour force freedom of contract furnish guild hand happiness Herbert Spencer human idea ideal impossible individual individualists industry institutions intelligence interest justice Karl Marx Key West labour cheques leisure less liberty manorial manufacture Market ment mind morality nature necessary necessity organisation over-production pauper political political corruption practically present private property problem production profit prostitution question recognise regards religion religious result Roman Empire Rome secure self-control selfishness social socialisation struggle Tammany Hall tends things tion to-day trade unions trusts tyranny uncon United voluntary labour wages wealth whereas words workingman workmen