He wrote about the varying perspectives of the English Tories and Liberals in The Man Versus the State, and argued that social evolution arose from individuation and contrasted military and industrial societies in his magnum opus Social Statics.
He wrote about the varying perspectives of the English Tories and Liberals in The Man Versus the State, and argued that social evolution arose from individuation and contrasted military and industrial societies in his magnum opus Social Statics. But he may be best known for writing The Synthetic Philosophy and for his arguments regarding Social Darwinism that inspired William Graham Sumner and Simon Patten. For ten points, name this man whose Principles of Biology included his term "survival of the fittest".
He wrote about the varying perspectives of the English Tories and Liberals in The Man Versus the State, and argued that social evolution arose from individuation and contrasted military and industrial societies in his magnum opus Social Statics.
Herbert {Spencer}