Socialism And Modern Science (Darwin, Spencer, Marx)
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The further the politicalorganization of the laborers, in civilized countries, shall progress, the more one will see realized, by a resistless evolution, the socialistorganization of society, at first by partial concessions, but evergrowing more important, wrested from the capitalist class by theworking-class (the law restricting the working-day to Eight Hours, forexample), and then by the complete transformation of individualownership into social ownership.
As to the question whether this comp...lete transformation, which is atpresent being prepared for by a process of gradual evolution which isnearing the critical and decisive period of the social revolution, canbe accomplished without the aid of other means of transformation--suchas rebellion and individual violence--this is a question which no onecan answer in advance. Marxian socialists are not prophets.
Our sincere wish is that the social revolution, when its evolution shallbe ripe, may be effected peacefully, as so many other revolutions havebeen, without blood-shed--like the English Revolution, which preceded bya century, with its _Bill of Rights_, the French Revolution; like theItalian Revolution in Tuscany in 1859; like the Brazilian Revolution, with the exile of the Emperor Dom Pedro, in 1892.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The further the politicalorganization of the laborers, in civilized countries, shall progress, the more one will see realized, by a resistless evolution, the socialistorganization of society, at first by partial concessions, but evergrowing more important, wrested from the capitalist class by theworking-class (the law restricting the working-day to Eight Hours, forexample), and then by the complete transformation of individualownership into social ownership.
As to the question whether this comp...lete transformation, which is atpresent being prepared for by a process of gradual evolution which isnearing the critical and decisive period of the social revolution, canbe accomplished without the aid of other means of transformation--suchas rebellion and individual violence--this is a question which no onecan answer in advance. Marxian socialists are not prophets.
Our sincere wish is that the social revolution, when its evolution shallbe ripe, may be effected peacefully, as so many other revolutions havebeen, without blood-shed--like the English Revolution, which preceded bya century, with its _Bill of Rights_, the French Revolution; like theItalian Revolution in Tuscany in 1859; like the Brazilian Revolution, with the exile of the Emperor Dom Pedro, in 1892.
What to read after Socialism And Modern Science (Darwin, Spencer, Marx)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferri Enrico to read onlineMoreLess
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