Ecology Of Freedom

Ecology Of Freedom

Ecology Of Freedom

Murray Bookchin

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Black Rose Books
Año de edición:
1990
Materia
Filosofía social y política
ISBN:
9780921689720
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Acutely conscious of the growing environmental crisis that has assumed monumental proportions-not merely environmental pollution, but also its deep-seated social origins-this pioneer of social ecology extracts a vision from the very roots of human history and with it weaves a synthesis of ideas that challenge the status quo in the only manner commensurate with the nature of the crisis.

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