Fruits of Philosophy: A Treatise on the Population Question

Language: EnglishPublished: December 1, 2011

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Subjects:

Birth control Malthusianism

Bookshelves:

Politics - 1 Sociology - 1 Health & Medicine

Authors:

Besant, Annie
1847 - 1933
Bradlaugh, Charles
1833 - 1891
Knowlton, Charles
1800 - 1850

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About this book

In an era marked by rapid industrialization and social upheaval, "Fruits of Philosophy: A Treatise on the Population Question" by Charles Knowlton emerges as a groundbreaking exploration of reproductive autonomy. This pivotal work champions the importance of informed family planning and advocates for the right to limit offspring as a means of enhancing societal well-being. Knowlton's treatise delves into the ethical implications of population control and critiques prevailing attitudes towards reproduction, making a compelling case for individual choice. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this document not only illuminates the complexities of human reproduction but also serves as a vital reference in discussions surrounding unalienable rights and personal freedom.