Analysing the contentious Anarchy-Utopia nexus: the French case
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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1974-4935/6539Mots-clés :
Utopia, French anarchy, XIXth Century, criticismRésumé
Anarchy and utopia have traditionally had a contentious relationship throughout the history of political thought. Although some anarchic thinkers have occasionally verged on the utopian genre – for instance, French anarchists Joseph Déjacque and Jean Grave, or anarcho-syndicalists Émile Pataud and Émile Pouget – the anarchic mindset has generally shown a deeply-rooted mistrust towards any representation of systematically planned ideal societies, often seen as intellectualist and fundamentally authoritarian projects.
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© Claudio De Boni 2016
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