Description
This provocative essay presents a radical vision of society in which individual freedom, creativity, and self-realization can flourish beyond the constraints of poverty and economic exploitation. It challenges conventional charity and critiques capitalism for compelling people to address the symptoms of inequality rather than its underlying causes. Advocating a form of libertarian socialism, the work explores the relationship between art, labor, personal independence, and social responsibility. Written with wit, elegance, and intellectual force, it remains a compelling reflection on how society might be reconstructed to serve human potential.
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paperback
Kessinger Publishing
Published Jun 30, 2004
29 pages
ISBN: 9781419183041
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First Published
1891
Language
eng
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