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1866-1946
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1908
H. G. Wells
1908
A sociological and political treatise written in the early 20th century. The book explores the principles and ideas of socialism, aiming to clarify the movement's objectives and defensible positions while addressing common misconceptions and criticisms. Wells shares his insightful perspectives on how social structures, the role of good will, and the importance of cooperative efforts can lead to a more equitable society. The opening of the text introduces the author's long-standing interest in socialism, describing his direct engagement with the movement and its leaders. Wells aims to provide a clear explanation of socialism, asserting that it advocates for the restructuring of society for the betterment of all. He discusses the inherent complexities and various interpretations of socialism while emphasizing its noble intentions and the necessity of a plan for social reform. This introductory section sets the stage for a broader discussion on the moral imperatives and practical implications of embracing a more collective approach to societal issues.
