Social Reformers: Adam Smith to John Dewey

Adam Smith advantage association Auguste Comte become bourgeois bourgeoisie capital capitalist Chartist Christianity Church civilization Communist Communist Manifesto competition coöperative cultivation democracy doctrine duty economic effect Engels England equal established evil existence fact feel force France French Revolution G. D. H. Cole give Guild guild socialism happiness human ideas improvement increase individual industry influence intellectual interest justice Karl Marx labour land less liberty live Louis Blanc manufacture Marx Marxism means ment modern moral nature necessary object opinion organisation organization ownership party passions persons phalanstery philosophy political poor population Positivism possession practical present principle private property produce profit progress proletariat proportion Proudhon question reason reform régime result revolution Sidney Webb social social democracy Socialist society tariat taxes theory things tion trade truth wages wealth whole workers workmen