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Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal
- Author: Pyotr Kropotkin
- Year: 2009
- Pages: 64
Readers on perLibre: 2
An Anarchism Classic! An indispensible addition to the libraries of students, instructors, and anyone interested in government, history, and anarchist philosophy penned by a Russian revolutionary! Kropotkin, the leading theorist of anarchism, was born a noble and renounced his title. He argued for a world where all men and women are equal, free, and working together for the common and individual good. Kropotkin describes a libertarian communism with a depth, intelligence, and foundational soundness, exceeding in every way the authoritarian communism espoused by Marx.
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