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5 days ago · But not only did Hayek show that socialism is incompatible with liberty, he showed that it is incompatible with rationality, with prosperity, and with civilization itself.
3 days ago · The Fatal Conceit: The Errors of Socialism, 1988. Note that the authorship of The Fatal Conceit is under scholarly dispute. [ 306 ] The book in its published form may actually have been written entirely by its editor W. W. Bartley III and not by Hayek.
5 days ago · Abstract. Nobel prize winner Friedrich von Hayek writes about the role of the State, liberalism, and socialism, about what makes a great economist, also competition, economics, and the freedom to undertake. From the 1930s onwards, Hayek was a staunch adversary of socialist planning.
3 days ago · By means of philosophical exposition of Christian doctrines such as Incarnation and Resurrection, Hegel claims to demonstrate or to make "manifest" the conceptual truth of Christianity, and so to overcome what has only been positively revealed [geöffenbarte] by explication of its underlying, revelatory truth.
2 days ago · In his 1879 work Socialism, Mill argued that the prevalence of poverty in contemporary industrial capitalist societies was "pro tanto a failure of the social arrangements", and that attempts to condone this state of affairs as being the result of individual failings did not represent a justification of them but instead were "an irresistible ...
4 days ago · Henri de Saint-Simon was a French social theorist and one of the chief founders of Christian socialism. In his major work, Nouveau Christianisme (1825), he proclaimed a brotherhood of man that must accompany the scientific organization of industry and society.
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2 days ago · “Democratic Socialism” and “anti-Stalinism” had wooed many among the younger generation of Soviet Communists into having a less hostile view of US imperialism and denouncing the “dogmatism” of their forefathers.
