Social Reformers: Adam Smith to John Dewey

action activity advantage appeared association authority become bourgeois called capital cause Christianity civilization complete consequence considered continue created desire direct doctrine duty economic effect England equal established existence fact feel force give given greater Guild hand human ideas important improvement increase individual industry influence interest Italy justice kind labour land least less liberty live Marx Marxism matter means mind moral nature necessary never object opinion organization party persons political poor population position possession possible practical present principle produce profit progress Proudhon question reason respect result social Socialist society theory things thought tion trade true universal wages wealth whole workers