Description
Author B.F. Skinner
Publisher Macmillan 1966
Binding paperback
Condition Very good, almost like new with the exception of some writing on the interior cover. This is a rare edition of the 1966 Macmillan printing of this groundbreaking and controversial book.
Summary
Walden Two by B.F. Skinner is a thought-provoking novel exploring the possibilities of a utopian society governed by the principles of behavioral science. Set in the aftermath of World War II, the story follows a group of visitors as they tour an experimental community called Walden Two. Here, the founders have engineered a society based on scientific planning and social engineering, promising a peaceful, efficient, and fulfilled life. With its blend of psychology, philosophy, and social commentary, the book challenges readers to contemplate human nature, freedom, and the costs and benefits of pursuing an ideal society. This 1966 Macmillan paperback edition, priced at $1.95, remains a fascinating look into mid-century utopian thought