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This project is one of the only articles written in an accessible style on the obscure radicalism... more This project is one of the only articles written in an accessible style on the obscure radicalism of the American anarchist Murray Bookchin. He was an american anarchist who formed the ideological foundation of The Kurdish Workersparty PKK. He died in 2006 and his works has seen an increase in interest ever since. This project explains how his concept of social ecology works and why it is fecund to involve in modern political thought.
Jean-Paul Sartre, arguably the most influential philosopher of the twentieth century, dealt with ... more Jean-Paul Sartre, arguably the most influential philosopher of the twentieth century, dealt with hatred as a constituent of existentialism through several of his works. Quite a lot has been written on Sartre’s views on love in an attempt to unify his ideas into one practical concept. Nevertheless, very little has been written on his concept of hate in the same manner. This article scrutinize the Sartrean concept of hate as it is found in both 'Being and Nothingness', Anti-Semite and Jew' and it connects this concept to his fictional writing and his works on psychology.
This project is one of the only articles written in an accessible style on the obscure radicalism... more This project is one of the only articles written in an accessible style on the obscure radicalism of the American anarchist Murray Bookchin. He was an american anarchist who formed the ideological foundation of The Kurdish Workersparty PKK. He died in 2006 and his works has seen an increase in interest ever since. This project explains how his concept of social ecology works and why it is fecund to involve in modern political thought.
Jean-Paul Sartre, arguably the most influential philosopher of the twentieth century, dealt with ... more Jean-Paul Sartre, arguably the most influential philosopher of the twentieth century, dealt with hatred as a constituent of existentialism through several of his works. Quite a lot has been written on Sartre’s views on love in an attempt to unify his ideas into one practical concept. Nevertheless, very little has been written on his concept of hate in the same manner. This article scrutinize the Sartrean concept of hate as it is found in both 'Being and Nothingness', Anti-Semite and Jew' and it connects this concept to his fictional writing and his works on psychology.