The Book of the New Moral World

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The Book of the New Moral World is a foundational 19th-century socialist treatise by Robert Owen outlining his vision for a rational, cooperative reorganization of society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
socialist treatise
aimsTo eliminate poverty
eliminate social inequality
replace competition with cooperation
associatedWith New Harmony project
New Lanark experiments NERFINISHED
author Robert Owen NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticizes laissez-faire capitalism
organized religion
private property in its existing form
genre political philosophy
socialism
hasInfluenced British socialist thought
cooperative movement
later utopian socialist literature
historicalContext early industrial capitalism in Britain
influencedBy Enlightenment rationalism NERFINISHED
early cooperative movements
industrial revolution
keyConcept collective ownership of productive resources
formation of character by circumstances
harmonious community life
rational social planning
universal education
language English
mainSubject cooperative society
education reform
industrial society
property and wealth distribution
rational reorganization of society
religion and morality
social reform
moralFramework secular ethics
utilitarian concern for human welfare
movement utopian socialism
philosophicalTradition communitarianism
socialist philosophy
proposes communal education
cooperative production
planned communities
reform of marriage and family relations
secular moral system
publicationCentury 19th century

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Robert Owen notableWork The Book of the New Moral World