Social philosophy, social ecology, and political theoryAmerican1921–2006
“Environmental problems are not separate from social problems; they arise from the same structures of domination.”
Murray Bookchin was a social philosopher, political theorist, and the founder of the theory of “social ecology,” which examined the connection between environmental crises and structures of social domination. He was one of the influential figures in radical ecology, communalism, and critiques of political centralization in the twentieth century.
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