Values, Visions and Voices: An Anthology of SocialismGordon Brown, Anthony Wright, Caroline Daniel Mainstream, 1995 - 256 pagine This book draws on many of the key texts of the British socialist tradition, and looks at literature, drama, film, songs, and popular culture in order to discuss what socialism actually is. It also examines themes such as freedom, rights, democracy, citizenship, and the public interest. |
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DEMOCRACY | 10 |
Gordon Brown and Tony Wright Introduction | 13 |
HUMAN EQUALITY | 31 |
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