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The Task of Social Hygiene

Havelock Ellis

  • Essays
  • Book language: English
  • 314 pages

The Task of Social Hygiene is a collection of essays by Havelock Ellis examining social hygiene as the study of human welfare in society. Ellis argues that a healthy society requires both order and freedom, drawing on thinkers like Plato and More. It offers thoughtful reflections on social reform and the conditions for human well-being.

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THE TASK OF SOCIAL HYGIENE
BY THE SAME AUTHOR
STUDIES IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX. Six Vols.
THE NEW SPIRIT
AFFIRMATIONS
MAN AND WOMAN
THE CRIMINAL
THE WORLD OF DREAMS
THE SOUL OF SPAIN
IMPRESSIONS AND COMMENTS
ESSAYS IN WAR-TIME. Etc.
THE TASK OF SOCIAL HYGIENE
BY
HAVELOCK ELLIS
AUTHOR OF
"THE SOUL OF SPAIN"; "THE WORLD OF DREAMS"; ETC.
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

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