Delve into Henry Olerich's groundbreaking treatise, ""A cityless and countryless world: An outline of practical cooperative individualism."" This seminal work lays out a meticulously envisioned future society, one that boldly transcends the conventional divides of urban and rural existence.
Olerich's ambitious proposal offers a comprehensive framework for a harmonious social structure, built upon the principles of practical cooperative individualism. More than a theoretical exercise, this text rigorously confronts prevalent social problems, charting innovative solutions rooted in collaboration, mutual support, and equitable resource distribution.
As a significant contribution to utopian literature and social theory, ""A cityless and countryless world"" invites thoughtful contemplation on fundamental questions of societal organization and human interaction. It presents a compelling alternative to established norms, challenging readers to envision possibilities beyond their present realities.
Discover a foundational text that continues to inform discussions on social reform, collective well-being, and the design of equitable communities. Olerich's comprehensive vision endures as a powerful intellectual exploration for anyone interested in the future of human society and the pursuit of a more perfectly organized world.
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Henry Olerich Imprint: Anson Street Press Dimensions:
Height: 234mm,
Width: 156mm,
Spine: 22mm
Weight: 590g ISBN:9781025243979 ISBN 10: 1025243978 Pages: 424 Publication Date:12 December 2025 Audience:
General/trade
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ELT Advanced
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
