Thomas Malthus Modern Sounding

Authors

  • Alexander Sholudko Peoples' Friendship University Of Russia
  • Viacheslav Shuper Peoples' Friendship University Of Russia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1515/v10089-011-0017-6

Keywords

Thomas Malthus, Malthusianism, population growth, productivity, standard of living, poverty, charity

Abstract

Thomas Malthus was perceived in history as a man of one idea, of one law, namely, as the author of ‘the law of population’. His ideas have been inspiring hot arguments and discussions for over 200 years. In our article we want to present Thomas Malthus as a profoundly decent man, social thinker, humanist and zealous servant of the ideals of Enlightenment.

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Malthus, T. 1993: An Essay on the Principle of Population, 5th edition (1817) - in Russian. In: Anthology of Economic Classics, Publishing House Kluch Aconov.

Petrov, M.K. 1978: In front of ‘The book of nature’. Spiritual forests and premises of scientific revolution of the 17th century - in Russian. In: Priroda, No. 8, p. 118.

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2011-12-01

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SHOLUDKO, Alexander & SHUPER, Viacheslav. Thomas Malthus Modern Sounding. Bulletin of Geography. Socio-economic Series [online]. 1 December 2011, nr 16, s. 107–119. [accessed 27.1.2023]. DOI 10.1515/v10089-011-0017-6.

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No. 16 (2011): December

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