Talk:Fabian Society
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In Aldous Huxley's novel Eyeless In Gaza, a key character (Brian) joins a Fabian Society. The politics of the book generally reject socialism, and Huxley provides a critique of Brian's Fabianism. Is this worth mentioning in the article proper, or is it too obscure? It could serve to demonstrate the opposition to Fabianism amongst some intellectuals. --joe
The man who led Britain into the Iraq war is a Fabian? Good thing Shaw and Webb are no longer alive because they would resign in protest. I certainly hope Mr. Blair loses the next election. His destruction of an already poor country to serve elite monied interests is unforgivable.
The fabian society was formed in the 19th century and i dont know what it stands for
- Well, have you read (a) the article and (b) the "Purpose (http://www.fabian-society.org.uk/About/purpose.asp)" section of their website? --rbrwr± 12:41, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)