In his essay "The Development Hypothesis," he anticipated the ideas of Wallace and Darwin.
This thinker argued that the so-called Liberal Party actually advocates coercive rule in his essay "The New Toryism." William James' Principles of Psychology criticizes this thinker's materialist view of the mind, which he laid out in a book also called The Principles of Psychology. Early in his career, he was a staunch defender of the "right to ignore the state," and he collected four of his political essays in the book The Man Versus the State. In his essay "The Development Hypothesis," he anticipated the ideas of Wallace and Darwin. In his opinion on Lochner v. New York, Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote that the Fourteenth Amendment does not enact this thinker's Social Statics. For 10 points, name this social Darwinist who coined the term "survival of the fittest."
This thinker argued that the so-called Liberal Party actually advocates coercive rule in his essay "The New Toryism."
Herbert Spencer