“Anarchism is grounded in a rather definite social-psychological hypothesis: that forceful, graceful and intelligent behaviour occurs only when there is an uncoerced and direct response to the physical and social environment; that in most human affairs, more harm than good results from compulsion, top-down direction, bureaucratic planning, pre-ordained curricula, jails, conscription, states.”
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Like a conquered province: the moral ambiguity of America
This book delves into the multifaceted moral dilemmas and ethical quandaries prevalent in modern American society, examining the challenges and contradictions that shape its moral fabric. more
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Paul Goodman
Paul Goodman was an American novelist born on September 9, 1911, and died on August 2, 1972. His works are known for their deep psychological insights and critical reflections on social issues. more
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