Book · 1999 · Philosophy
Murray Bookchin Reader
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Well, uh, you can find me at I write okay on Twitter. Um, if you want to find a political philosopher who was not a a violent nihilist uh and not anti-woman, maybe read some Marray bookchin.
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Murray Bookchin Reader edited by Janet Biehl and Murray Bookchin is a collection of writings by the influential libertarian socialist thinker and social ecologist. On the podcast Behind the Bastards during the episode Part Two: Ragnar Redbeard: The Patron Saint of Toxic Masculinity, Robert Evans recommended the author's philosophical works to his audience in October 2019. While exploring extreme political ideologies and toxic cultural figures on the show, Evans offered Bookchin as a constructive intellectual alternative for listeners seeking guidance on societal structures. He pointed out that individuals interested in exploring political philosophy could look into Bookchin's ideas as a contrast to the violent nihilism and misogynistic rhetoric analyzed during the episode. Evans characterized Bookchin as a political philosopher who rejected violent nihilism and anti-woman sentiments, encouraging his listeners to engage with these writings to discover principled, community-oriented approaches to social change that stand in stark opposition to the destructive philosophies examined in the podcast.
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Robert Evans Well, uh, you can find me at I write okay on Twitter. Um, if you want to find a political philosopher who w… 1
“Well, uh, you can find me at I write okay on Twitter. Um, if you want to find a political philosopher who was not a a violent nihilist uh and not anti-woman, maybe read some Marray bookchin.”
