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The New Basis of Civilization (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Simon Nelson Patten

 
9781330234853: The New Basis of Civilization (Classic Reprint)

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The volume by Professor Patten makes an ad mirable introduction to such a series. It interprets in a specially suggestive and stimulating way the mean ing and significance of recent social changes with which the practical social worker is so actively engaged and to which he is so close in point of time and contact that he may well fail to secure for himself the stimu lus of the larger outlook upon the events in which he is a participant.

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About the Author

Daniel M. Fox, author of The Discovery of Abundance; Simon N. Patten and the Transformation of Social Theory (1967), was Director of Field Operations of the Appalachian Volunteers, Assistant Professor of History at Harvard University, and a consultant to the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

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'At the turn of the present century, when the idea of a transition form an age of scarcity to an era of abundance was first explored by a few American social scientists, the overwhelming weight of professional and lay opinion in Europe and the United States defended the assumption of scarcity.

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