Towards the Great Peace

Focusing on societal issues and philosophical inquiries, this collection of lectures explores themes like the intersection of education and art, the industrial problem, and personal responsibility. Cram addresses the challenges of a world at a crossroads, advocating for a holistic understanding of the social organism and the political organization of society. His insights reflect his architectural background, emphasizing the importance of structure and harmony in both physical and societal realms. First published in 1922, these lectures showcase Cram's influential ideas during a transformative era.