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The Collected Works of Edward Bellamy

Edward Bellamy

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The Collected Works of Edward Bellamy presents a comprehensive anthology of the author's influential writings, encapsulating his visionary ideas on social reform and utopianism. Notably recognized for his seminal work, "Looking Backward," Bellamy crafts a narrative that blends social criticism with speculative fiction, set in a future where economic disparities are eradicated through a cooperative society. His literary style is characterized by a blend of idealism and practicality, employing a clear, engaging prose that makes profound philosophical concepts accessible. This collection not only features his most significant works but also includes essays and speeches that elaborate on his views regarding capitalism, social justice, and the potential for a harmonious future society, situating him within the context of late 19th-century American progressivism. Edward Bellamy (1850-1898) was an American author and social activist whose life experiences deeply informed his writing. Witnessing the tumultuous economic landscape of his time and the struggles of the working class, Bellamy became a passionate advocate for social reform. His background as a student of philosophy and economics influenced his vision, allowing him to articulate a compelling critique of capitalism and the inequalities it fostered, ultimately contributing to the emergence of the nationalist movement. For readers inclined towards social philosophy, speculative fiction, and utopian literature, The Collected Works of Edward Bellamy serves as an essential resource. It not only showcases Bellamy's profound foresight but also invites reflection on contemporary social issues. By delving into this collection, readers engage with enduring questions about justice, equality, and the future of society, making it a relevant and thought-provoking choice for a modern audience.
Disponible desde: 11/10/2022.
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