The Acquisitive Society was written by R. H. Tawney and published in 1920. Tawney herein criticizes the selfish individualism of modern industrial societies. He argues that capitalism corrupts via the promotion of economic self-interest, leading to aimless production in response to greed and insatiable acquisitiveness, and hence to perversions of industrialism. He attests further that, by extension, nationalism leads to the perversion of imperialism and to a necessarily failed balance of power strategy, resulting in unnecessary wars.
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托尼对现代工业社会的诊断很中肯，提出的建议比起其他激进思潮也更为可行。社会民主主义对中国最有启示意义。
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评分托尼对现代工业社会的诊断很中肯，提出的建议比起其他激进思潮也更为可行。社会民主主义对中国最有启示意义。
评分Interesting reflection on how industrialization impacted political ideologies. Should property rights be a virtue by itself?
评分托尼对现代工业社会的诊断很中肯，提出的建议比起其他激进思潮也更为可行。社会民主主义对中国最有启示意义。
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