This man claimed that parliaments suffer from a "great political superstition" in a work that argued for small governments that allow for voluntary self-improvement. This author of Man Versus the State described a namesake "law of multiplicity" in his System of (*) Synthetic Philosophy, which also included several chapters about biology. He asserted that men have a "right to ignore the state" if it does not follow the law of equal freedom in a work that applied Lamarck's evolutionary theories to society. For 10 points, name this Victorian who coined the term "survival of the fittest" and wrote
This man claimed that parliaments suffer from a "great political superstition" in a work that argued for small governments that allow for voluntary self-improvement. This author of Man Versus the State described a namesake "law of multiplicity" in his System of (*) Synthetic Philosophy, which also included several chapters about biology. He asserted that men have a "right to ignore the state" if it does not follow the law of equal freedom in a work that applied Lamarck's evolutionary theories to society. For 10 points, name this Victorian who coined the term "survival of the fittest" and wrote Social Statics, a leading Social Darwinist.
This man claimed that parliaments suffer from a "great political superstition" in a work that argued for small governments that allow for voluntary self-improvement.
Herbert {Spencer}