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Civilization by Edward Carpenter · Booklabria

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First published: 1889
Language: English
Editions: 38

Synopsis

Preface to complete edition.--Civilisation: its cause and cure.--Modern science: a criticism.--The science of the future: a forecast.--Defence of criminals: a criticism of morality.--Exfoliation: Lamarck versus Darwin.--Custom.--A rational and humane science.--The new morality.--Appendix--being notes on some of the characteristics and customs of pre-civilised peoples.

Subjects: Crime
Science
Civilization
Political science
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