Human Progress; What Can Man do to Further It?

Thomas S Blair's classic work on human progress offers a compelling vision for a world in which all people can prosper and thrive. Analyzing the ways that science, education, and social organization can contribute to human welfare, Blair argues that individuals and societies have the power to shape their own destiny. Whether you are a scholar of social theory or simply interested in the history of ideas, this book will challenge you to think deeply about what it means to be human and what we can do to create a better world.

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