Modern Socialism is, in its essence ... in the 16th and 17th centuries, Utopian pictures of ideal social conditions; in the 18th century, actual communistic theories (Morelly and Mably) [2].
In this extraordinary work, Friedrich Engels, the lifelong collaborator with Karl Marx, describes the greatest accomplishment of Marxism—transferring socialism from the realm of abstract ...
Actually, not just thought about but meticulously planned and designed by a utopian socialist named King Camp Gillette. Gillette, inventor of the safety razor published a book in 1894 titled The ...
Socialism is Utopia as a creative project made of science and ideal, of knowledge and will. This is the meaning we give to the movement we have just experienced. We derive it as much from the attitude ...
In the spring of 1829, Cincinnati hosted a public debate between the utopian socialist Robert Owen and the popular evangelist Robert Campbell. Owen, a Welsh textile entrepreneur who had already ...
Thus all utopias, however ideally intended, have something repellent about them, and even the most generously conceived socialist or individualist utopia in fictional form will reveal certain ...
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