Common Sense. Is It Wrong To Be Right? Is It Right to Be Wrong?
| Title | Common Sense. Is It Wrong To Be Right? Is It Right to Be Wrong? |
| Year for Search | 1944 |
| Authors | [Baruch], [Hugo Cyril K.](b. 1907) |
| Tertiary Authors | Bilbo, Jack [pseud.] |
| Pagination | 16 pp. |
| Date Published | 1944 |
| Publisher | Modern Art Gallery, Ltd |
| Place Published | London |
| Keywords | Male author |
| Annotation | Anti-capitalist essay that presents some elements of a eutopia presented through a series of negatives, such as "No nations", No money", and "No state or other authority". There will be only one law, "possession other than for personal need is a crime." |
| Info Notes | See also his Art and Common Sense. Illustrated With 6 Drawings. London: Modern Art Gallery, Ltd., 1944. |
| Pseudonym | Jack Bilbo [pseud.] |
| Holding Institutions | NLS |
| Author Note | (b. 1907) |
| Full Text | 1944 [Baruch, Hugo Cyril K.] (b. 1907). Common Sense. Is It Wrong To Be Right? Is It Right to Be Wrong? By Jack Bilbo [pseud.]. London: Modern Art Gallery, Ltd. 16 pp. NLS Anti-capitalist essay that presents some elements of a eutopia presented through a series of negatives, such as “No nations”, No money”, and “No state or other authority”. There will be only one law, “possession other than for personal need is a crime”. See also his Art and Common Sense. Illustrated With 6 Drawings. London: Modern Art Gallery, Ltd., 1944. |
