A History of Social Thought
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Ward, and led him to point out the psychical nature and hence telic possibilities of civilization. In consequence of this challenge Spen- cer fell, and Ward rose to the rank of dean of American sociologists. An entire chapter will be devoted to the sociology of Lester F. Ward.
William G. Sumner (1840-1910) was the last noted champion of a governmental laissez faire doctrine. He held that the State owes nothing to anybody except peace, order, and the guarantee of rights. It is not true that the ...poor ought to care for each other, and that the churches ought to col- lect capital and spend it for the poor ; it is not true that if you get wealth you should support others; and that if you do not get wealth others ought to support you. In a society based on contract there is no place for sentiment in public or common affairs.^* Every individual will develop the self- reliance of a free person, if he is not taught that others will care for him in case he fails to care for himself. Sumner spoke vigorously as well as harshly in support of liberty, contract, and private property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ward, and led him to point out the psychical nature and hence telic possibilities of civilization. In consequence of this challenge Spen- cer fell, and Ward rose to the rank of dean of American sociologists. An entire chapter will be devoted to the sociology of Lester F. Ward.
William G. Sumner (1840-1910) was the last noted champion of a governmental laissez faire doctrine. He held that the State owes nothing to anybody except peace, order, and the guarantee of rights. It is not true that the ...poor ought to care for each other, and that the churches ought to col- lect capital and spend it for the poor ; it is not true that if you get wealth you should support others; and that if you do not get wealth others ought to support you. In a society based on contract there is no place for sentiment in public or common affairs.^* Every individual will develop the self- reliance of a free person, if he is not taught that others will care for him in case he fails to care for himself. Sumner spoke vigorously as well as harshly in support of liberty, contract, and private property.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bogardus, Emory Stephen, 1882- to read onlineMoreLess
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