by Mikhail Aleksandrovich Bakunin · Dover Publications · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780486224831
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In 'God and the State,' Mikhail Bakunin presents a scathing critique of religion and state power, arguing that both oppress and enslave humanity. Bakunin, a key figure in anarchism, advocates for the destruction of these institutions to achieve true freedom and self-determination. This book, although unfinished, is a fundamental manifesto of anarchist thought and a profound reflection on the relationship between faith, authority, and human emancipation.
