The myth of the individual
By: by Charles W. Wood
Publisher: John Day Co.; The John Day company
Published: 1927
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 297
Subjects: Social problems; Individualism; Social Problems; Personality
Table of contents: title: What is man?; title: The human "ego"; title: Consciousness, knowledge and "private" property; title: Rockefeller, Debs and Henry Ford; title: American individualism; title: Life versus morality; title: Babies are individuals, temporarily; title: Human relations in business versus human relations in industry; title: The fun of being human; title: Sex love under changing human relations; title: The relations of politics and geography versus the relations of science and steam; title: An inquiry into the nature of crime; title: The rise of industrialism in America; title: Captialism versus industry; title: More about capitalism; title: Pacifism versus peace; title: Human relations in the machine age; title: Business abandoning business principles; title: The machine coordinated for war; title: Coordination of human life.