20th Century Socialism, by Edmond Kelly, M.A., F.G.S

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Author

Kelly, Edmond, 1851-1909

Title

Twentieth Century Socialism: What It Is Not; What It Is: How It May Come

Credits

Produced by Fritz Ohrenschall and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

Language

English

LoC Class

HX: Social sciences: Socialism, Communism, Anarchism

Subject

Socialism

Category

Text

eBook-No.

34979

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34979

Release Date

January 16, 2011

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.TWENTIETH CENTURY SOCIALISM — TWENTIETH CENTURY SOCIALISM — WHAT IT IS NOT; WHAT IT IS: HOW IT MAY COME — BY — EDMOND KELLY, M.A., F.G.S. — LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO. FOURTH AVENUE & 30TH STREET, NEW YORK LONDON, BOMBAY, AND CALCUTTA 1911 — INTRODUCTION — I — II — CONTENTS
3. 3.TWENTIETH CENTURY SOCIALISM — INTRODUCTORY ToC — FOOTNOTES:
4. 4.BOOK I
5. 5.WHAT SOCIALISM IS NOT — CHAPTER I — SUBJECTIVE OBSTACLES TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF SOCIALISM ToC — Vested Interests — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER II — ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ToC — Bourgeois, Revolutionist, and Evolutionist — (a) The Bourgeois Point of View — (b) The Revolutionist Point of View — (c) The Evolutionist Point of View — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER III ToC — MISREPRESENTATION AND IGNORANCE — § 1. Socialism is not Anarchism — § 2. Socialism is not Communism — § 3. Socialism will not Suppress Competition — § 4. Socialism Will not Destroy the Home — § 5. Socialism Will not Abolish Property — § 6. Socialism Will not Impair Liberty — § 7. Conclusion — FOOTNOTES: — BOOK II ToC — WHAT CAPITALISM IS — Evils of Capitalism — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER I ToC — CAPITALISM IS STUPID — § 1. Overproduction — § 2. Unemployment — § 3. Prostitution — § 4. Strikes and Lockouts — § 5. Adulteration — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER II ToC — CAPITALISM IS WASTEFUL — § 1. Getting the Market — § 2. Cross Freights — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER III ToC — CAPITALISM IS DISORDERLY — § 1. Anarchy of Production and Distribution — (a) Tyranny of the Market — (b) Tyranny of the Trust — (c) Tyranny of the Union — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER IV ToC — PROPERTY AND LIBERTY — § 1. Origin of Property — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER V ToC — THE RESULTS OF PROPERTY — § 1. The Guild — § 2. Trade Unions — § 3. The Unsolved and Insoluble Problems of Trade Unionism — § 4. Trusts — (a) The Conflict Between the Trust and the Trade Union — (b) Advantages of Trusts over Unions — (c) Advantages of Unions over Trusts — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER VI ToC — MONEY — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER VII ToC — CAN THE EVILS OF CAPITALISM BE ELIMINATED BY COÖPERATION? — FOOTNOTES: — BOOK III ToC — WHAT SOCIALISM IS — CHAPTER I ToC — THE ECONOMIC ASPECT OF SOCIALISM — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER II ToC — ECONOMIC CONSTRUCTION OF THE COÖPERATIVE COMMONWEALTH — § 1. How Socialism May Come — § 2. Reform and Revolution — § 3. Possible Transitional Measures — § 4. Farm Colonies — § 5. Land — § 6. Summary of Productive Side of Economic Construction — § 7. Distribution. — § 8. Remuneration — § 9. Circulating Medium under Socialism — § 10. Summary — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER III ToC — POLITICAL ASPECT OF SOCIALISM — § 1. Education — § 2. Churches — § 3. Political Construction — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER IV ToC — SCIENTIFIC ASPECT OF SOCIALISM — § 1. The Natural Environment — (a) The Struggle for Life, or the Competitive System — (b) The Coöperative System — § 2. Human Environment — § 3. The Effect of the Competitive System on Type — § 4. Brief Restatement — § 5. Can Human Nature Be Changed by Law? — § 6. Summary — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER V ToC — ETHICAL ASPECT OF SOCIALISM — § 1. The Conflict between Science and Religion — § 2. Conflict between Economics and Religion — § 3. Socialism Reconciles Religion, Economics, and Science — FOOTNOTES: — CHAPTER VI ToC — SOLIDARITY — FOOTNOTES: — APPENDIX — I — SOCIALIST PARTY NATIONAL PLATFORM ToC — Adopted at the National Convention Assembled at Chicago, May, 1908 — Power Goes with Concentration — Struggle between Classes — Anarchy of Capitalist Production — How the Ruling Class Controls — Socialism Will Free All Classes — Private Ownership the Basis of Class Rule — Freedom through Solidarity — THE SOCIALIST PLATFORM — Capitalism Takes the Offensive — Capitalist Reform Futile — Old Parties Represent Class Rule — Temporary Measures Demanded — General Demands — Industrial Demands — Political Demands — FOOTNOTES: — II — DR. L. EMMETT HOLT — III — EXTRACTS FROM EDICT OF LOUIS XVI, 1776, ABOLISHING THE GUILDS [230] — FOOTNOTES: — IV — POLICE COMMISSIONER BINGHAM — V — PETTIBONE v. NICHOLS — VI — EUGENE v. DEBS — VII — TRAMPS AND VAGRANTS — VIII — PUBLIC STORE NOTES — INDEX ToC

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