College Readings in English ProseFrank William Scott, Jacob Zeitlin |
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... hand , is collectivism . From its point of view the rights and interests of society are paramount and must be conserved under all circumstances . Socialism proposes an ideal state in which the collectivity , acting through the ...
... hand , is collectivism . From its point of view the rights and interests of society are paramount and must be conserved under all circumstances . Socialism proposes an ideal state in which the collectivity , acting through the ...
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... common ownership of income . It usually advocates equality in the division of the products of society . Social- ism , on the other hand , is opposed to any and all schemes of " dividing up . " Communism also differs from SOCIALISM 11.
... common ownership of income . It usually advocates equality in the division of the products of society . Social- ism , on the other hand , is opposed to any and all schemes of " dividing up . " Communism also differs from SOCIALISM 11.
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... hand , would supplant capitalism by a state of society in which there would be a democratically or- ganized collective ownership and operation of the means of production and exchange . It proposes a complete and radi- cal change from ...
... hand , would supplant capitalism by a state of society in which there would be a democratically or- ganized collective ownership and operation of the means of production and exchange . It proposes a complete and radi- cal change from ...
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... hand , argue that profits and interest , as well as rent , are forms of exploitation and can be gotten rid of only by abolishing the private ownership of industry . Thus , logically , the socialists should believe in the nationalization ...
... hand , argue that profits and interest , as well as rent , are forms of exploitation and can be gotten rid of only by abolishing the private ownership of industry . Thus , logically , the socialists should believe in the nationalization ...
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... hand , nor creates heroes or inspires genius on the other . Works indeed of genius fall under no art ; heroic minds come under no rule ; a University is not a birthplace of poets or of immortal authors , of founders of schools , leaders ...
... hand , nor creates heroes or inspires genius on the other . Works indeed of genius fall under no art ; heroic minds come under no rule ; a University is not a birthplace of poets or of immortal authors , of founders of schools , leaders ...
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