Oscar Wilde's "The Soul of Man Under Socialism"

Oscar Wilde's "The Soul of Man Under Socialism" advocates for a society where individuals can freely pursue their talents and passions without the constraints of capitalism and materialism. Wilde argues that true creativity and fulfillment come from personal freedom and self-expression, which are often suppressed by wealthy institutions and social inequalities. He envisions a future where wealth is shared more equally, allowing people to develop their unique abilities and live authentically. Ultimately, Wilde promotes a form of socialism that values artistry, individuality, and the enrichment of human spirit over material wealth.