This author of A History of American Currency and The Financier and Finances of the American Revolution strongly opposed Socialism and welfare programs, claiming that they placed an unfair burden on the middle class, which he called "the forgotten man".
This author of A History of American Currency and The Financier and Finances of the American Revolution strongly opposed Socialism and welfare programs, claiming that they placed an unfair burden on the middle class, which he called "the forgotten man". A leading advocate of Social Darwinism, his lecture notes were collected in the four volume Science of Society, but he is best-known for a 1907 work in which he argued that the stimuli of hunger, sex, vanity, and fear are responsible for customs and morals. FTP, who was this American sociologist, the author of Folkways?
This author of A History of American Currency and The Financier and Finances of the American Revolution strongly opposed Socialism and welfare programs, claiming that they placed an unfair burden on the middle class, which he called "the forgotten man".
William Graham Sumner