L'A. B. C. du libertaire by Jules Lermina
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Lermina, Jules, 1839-1915
French
"L'A. B. C. du libertaire" by Jules Lermina is a philosophical treatise written in the early 20th century. The book serves as an introduction to libertarian principles and anarchist thought, focusing on the importance of individual freedom and justice in society. Lermina critiques existing social structures, particularly authority and property, arg...
the foundational concepts of libertarian philosophy. He emphasizes that true liberation comes from questioning societal norms and rejecting dogmas, particularly those related to authority and religious beliefs. The author argues that the idea of property is inherently unjust, as it leads to exploitation and inequality. He calls for a social revolution that prioritizes collective well-being over individual gain. Central to Lermina's philosophy is the assertion that genuine happiness cannot exist alongside suffering and oppression, inspiring readers to pursue a path towards mutual respect and collaboration. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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