num_pages: 446
description: Cultural Writing. Politics and History. Murray Bookchin synthesizes ecology, anthropology, philosophy and political theory in this hard-hitting examination of global capitalism and its devastating effect on the natural world. Covering a wide scope of political history and human attitudes towards exploitable resources, Bookchin raises fundamental questions regarding the very nature of freedom and domination. "For many who are disillusioned with the reigning traditions of materialism, idealism, and dualism.the work will be of major significance"Telos.
language: English
title: The Ecology of Freedom: The Emergence and Dissolution of Hierarchy
titlecomplete: The Ecology of Freedom: The Emergence and Dissolution of Hierarchy
genres: Ecology, Anthropology, History, Environment, Politics, Philosophy, Sociology, Theory, Nonfiction, Anarchism
ratings_count: 692
publisher: Writers Publishing Cooperative