- Henry George. 、 Georg Zimmermann 、 John Dewey の共通点
- Social Theory: All three were interested in understanding and improving society.
- George is best known for his criticism of the “land value tax” concept and wealth inequality.
- Zimmel focused on the implications of modern urban life and the impact of money on social relations.
- Dewey developed theories on education and democracy, emphasizing the importance of experiential learning and active citizen participation.
- Critique of capitalism: Although they differed in their approaches and solutions, all three criticized certain aspects of capitalism.
- George’s “Progress and Poverty” criticized the inequalities created by the capitalist economy.
- Zimmel analyzed the alienation effects of the monetary economy on individual and social relations.
- Dewey criticized the negative effects of industrial capitalism on education and democracy.
- democratic values: All three were supporters of democratic values.
- George believed in equal rights for all, especially access to natural resources.
- Zimmel considers the importance of individuality and social interaction in the formation of society,
- Dewey’s pragmatism philosophy and ideas about education were rooted in his belief in democracy and the potential of the common people.
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