Equality

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"Equality" is a seminal 1931 work of social and political philosophy by R. H. Tawney that critiques economic inequality and argues for a more just, egalitarian society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
non-fiction book
work of political philosophy
work of social philosophy
addresses ethical basis of economic arrangements
relationship between equality and liberty
role of the state in securing equality
advocatesFor collective responsibility
egalitarian social order
expansion of social services
more equal distribution of resources
author R. H. Tawney
R. H. Tawney
surface form: Richard Henry Tawney
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
critiques economic inequality
laissez-faire capitalism
followUpTo The Acquisitive Society
genre political philosophy
political theory
social philosophy
hasForm essay collection
extended treatise
hasPerspective Christian socialist
social democratic
hasSubject class structure
distributive justice
industrial society
public education and equality of opportunity
influenced British social democracy
Labour Party thought
influencedBy Christian ethics
Fabianism
surface form: Fabian socialism
mainTopic critique of capitalism
democratic socialism
economic inequality
egalitarianism
moral foundations of equality
redistribution of wealth
social equality
social justice
social reform
welfare state
notableFor critique of privilege and inherited advantage
systematic defense of equality as a social ideal
originalLanguage English
periodCovered early 20th century Britain
publicationYear 1931

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Tawney notableWork Equality
subject surface form: R. H. Tawney