The Anarchists: The Men who Shocked an Era
Harry Roderick Kedward
Roderick writes about the late 19th century - early 20th century radical 'left' wing anarchists who rejected authority in its many forms. Most of them were reactionaries born into subjugation, witnessing the many abuses of power whether it be theological, the monarchy, the State or that of a business interests. For the most part the anarchist stand-stood to oppose capitalism, at least the form of capitalism so imagined in their minds. A capitalism depicted by Marx and other reactionaries which was both imperialistic as well as exploitative.
This form of capitalism as so defined would often be considered as corporatism, cronyism, mercantilism and out right Statism. But never really true capitalism because in essence that as it stands in its truest, freest form is in fact anarchical. But alas the language is so merged with illusory beliefs as to what one defines as such that ideals are based upon the some times real and often imagined depictions of this capitalism.
This form of capitalism as so defined would often be considered as corporatism, cronyism, mercantilism and out right Statism. But never really true capitalism because in essence that as it stands in its truest, freest form is in fact anarchical. But alas the language is so merged with illusory beliefs as to what one defines as such that ideals are based upon the some times real and often imagined depictions of this capitalism.
年:
1971
出版社:
American Heritage Press
言語:
english
ページ:
127
ISBN 10:
0070334331
ISBN 13:
9780070334335
ファイル:
PDF, 18.37 MB
IPFS:
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english, 1971
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