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   An Essay on the Principle of Population, Volume I

   • Thomas Robert Malthus

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   Set in 1796, the narrative revolves around Mr. Malthus, who believes in the inevitability of human progress, contrasting sharply with his son Thomas's skepticism. Thomas challenges the optimistic view of perpetual advancement, prompting a father-son dialogue that explores their differing beliefs. Mr. Malthus encourages Thomas to articulate his objections, setting the stage for a thoughtful examination of the concepts of progress and the potential limitations of human development.

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   T. R. Malthus, an Essay on the Principle of Population

   Volume 2

   • Thomas Robert Malthus

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   • 15 uur lezen

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   This scholarly edition of Malthus' Essay on Population is presented in two volumes, tailored for students. It offers an in-depth exploration of Malthus' theories on population dynamics, providing critical insights and context that enhance understanding of his influential work. The edition is designed to facilitate academic study and engagement with Malthus' arguments and their implications.

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