Reclus Élie (Book order)

Reclus Élie Book order

Élie Reclus was a French ethnographer and anarchist who studied cultures then termed primitive. As the elder brother of Elisée Reclus, his work delved into a profound understanding of diverse societies and their structures. He aimed to demystify and illuminate the lifeways of distant cultures, all while adhering to anarchist principles. His writings offer insights into both societal organization and the critique of established power.

Primitive Folk

354 pages
13 hours of reading

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