"The World As I Want It"
| Title | "The World As I Want It" |
| Year for Search | 1934 |
| Authors | Beard, Charles A[ustin](1874-1948) |
| Secondary Title | The Forum (New York) |
| Volume / Edition | 91 |
| Pagination | 332-34 |
| Date Published | June 1934 |
| Keywords | Male author, US author |
| Annotation | Eutopia of a workers' republic or "a republic in which industry is carried out in ways conducive to virtue and the fruits thereof are distributed in ways calculated to favor the good life for all--that is, without the degradation of poverty and unemployment on the one side or the degradation of luxury, rivalry, and conspicuous waste on the other" (233). Decentralized industry. The U.S. is a park. |
| Info Notes | Part of a series published under the same title. Others in the series are 1934 Kellogg, Sinclair, and Thomas, and 1935 Borglum, Rhondda, and Wilson. |
| Author Note | (1874-1948) |
| Full Text | 1934 Beard, Charles A[ustin] (1874-1948). “The World As I Want It.” The Forum (New York) 91 (June 1934): 332-34. Eutopia of a workers’ republic or “a republic in which industry is carried out in ways conducive to virtue and the fruits thereof are distributed in ways calculated to favor the good life for all--that is, without the degradation of poverty and unemployment on the one side or the degradation of luxury, rivalry, and conspicuous waste on the other” (233). Decentralized industry. The U.S. is a park. Part of a series published under the same title. Others in the series are 1934 Kellogg, Sinclair, and Thomas, and 1935 Borglum, Rhondda, and Wilson. |
