The concept of creative destruction was proposed by Joseph Schumpeter in a work titled Capitalism, Socialism, and this, and another work with this in its title attempts to use the philosophies of Plato and Rousseau to improve American (*) schooling.
One work about this concept claims that it can lead to a preoccupation with material goods and stifle literary development, and was written while its author and Gustave de Beaumont were studying the penitentiary system in the United States. The concept of creative destruction was proposed by Joseph Schumpeter in a work titled Capitalism, Socialism, and this, and another work with this in its title attempts to use the philosophies of Plato and Rousseau to improve American (*) schooling. Aristotle described this concept as a perversion of a polity. Alexis de Tocqueville warned of a tyranny of the majority in a work titled this in America, while John Dewey wrote about this and Education. For ten points, name this concept often described as a government by the people.
One work about this concept claims that it can lead to a preoccupation with material goods and stifle literary development, and was written while its author and Gustave de Beaumont were studying the penitentiary system in the United States.
{democracy}