First published 1993
In "Ėtika," philosopher Peter Kropotkin challenges the idea of a dog-eat-dog world. Drawing on history and biology, he argues that cooperation, not competition, is the true driver of human progress. Kropotkin envisions a society built on mutual aid, where people support one another rather than hoarding power and wealth. Sweeping from ancient civilizations to the modern era, his radical moral vision offers a blueprint for a more ethical, egalitarian world.
Genres: philosophy, 20th-century, political-science, 19th-century, activism, academic
Vibes: intimate, philosophical, thought-provoking
Tropes: blueprint-for-change, radical-vision
366 pages · Paperback · UNKNO