Ethics · John Dewey
LITERATURE
Individualism and Socialism are discussed in the works of Hadley, Veblen, Hobson, Spencer, Marx, George, already cited; cf. also Menger, _The Right to the Whole Produce of Labor_, 1899; Ely, _Socialism and Social Reform_, 1894; Bosanquet, _Individualism and Socialism_, in The Civilization of Christendom, 1893; Fite, _The Theory of Democracy_, International Journal of Ethics, xxviii. (1907), pp. 1-18; Huxley, _Administrative Nihilism_, in Essays; Godwin's _Political Justice_, 1793, raised many of the fundamental questions. Recent representative Individualistic works are: Spencer, _Social Statics_, _The Man versus the State_, various essays in Vol. III. of Essays; Sumner, _What Social Classes Owe to Each Other_, 1883; Donisthorpe, _Individualism_, 1889; Harris, _Inequality and Progress_, 1897; Mallock, _Socialism_, 1907. On Socialism: _Fabian Essays in Socialism_, edited by Shaw, London, 1890, New York, 1891; Spargo, _Socialism_, 1906; Marx and Engels, _The Communist Manifesto_, Eng. tr.; Reeve, _The Cost of Competition_, 1906; Rae, _Contemporary Socialism_, 1891; Hunter, _Socialists at Work_, 1908; Wells, _New Worlds for Old_, 1907. [234] See above, pp. 428 f., 471-6, 483. [235] In his later years Mill had much more confidence in the value of social agency. [236] See above, p. 437 f. [237] See above, pp. 368 ff. [238] W. H. Mallock, _Socialism_. [239] Above, p. 472.
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