The Struggle for Existence
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3. Economic classes must necessarily exist under individual violence are symptoms of social pathology. " Ferri: Social- ism and Modern Science, pp. 139-40.
"This is not mere sentimentality; it is the logical outcome of forces always at work within and around us. Just as there has come a time when, on this continent at least, war has given all of good that it has to give, so is there coming a time when competition which is industrial war will have conferred on the nation all its possible benefit...s. A perfected system of co-operation is the promise to civilized mankind of existing tendencies. " The Trust: Its Book (Flint, Hill, etc. ), Intro- duction, pp. 32-35.
"No mind in our civilization has, in all probability, as yet imagined the full possibilities of the collective organization under the direction of a highly centralized and informed intelligence acting under the sense of responsibility here described of all the activities of industry and production, moving s!:adily towards the goal of the endowment of all human crpacities in r* l-i'cc, conflict of forces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. Economic classes must necessarily exist under individual violence are symptoms of social pathology. " Ferri: Social- ism and Modern Science, pp. 139-40.
"This is not mere sentimentality; it is the logical outcome of forces always at work within and around us. Just as there has come a time when, on this continent at least, war has given all of good that it has to give, so is there coming a time when competition which is industrial war will have conferred on the nation all its possible benefit...s. A perfected system of co-operation is the promise to civilized mankind of existing tendencies. " The Trust: Its Book (Flint, Hill, etc. ), Intro- duction, pp. 32-35.
"No mind in our civilization has, in all probability, as yet imagined the full possibilities of the collective organization under the direction of a highly centralized and informed intelligence acting under the sense of responsibility here described of all the activities of industry and production, moving s!:adily towards the goal of the endowment of all human crpacities in r* l-i'cc, conflict of forces.
What to read after The Struggle for Existence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Thomas Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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