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Demanding the Impossible?: Human Nature and Politics in Nineteenth-century Social Anarchism (Anarchist Studies) Book
This text examines the relationship between anarchism's notion of human nature and its vision of a future stateless society by way of three 19th-century social anarchists: Proudhon, Bakunin and Kropotkin. It demonstrates that social anarchism operates a conception of human nature that assumes the existence of both egoism and sociability, and therefore provides a realistic assessment of human nature. The book concludes by exploring the possibilities for a reconceptualization of the anarchist conception of human nature that would help overcome the problems identified by the author and point the way for future development of anarchist thought.Read More
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- 0304336874
- 9780304336876
- David Morland
- 8 January 1998
- Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
- Paperback (Book)
- 214
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