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From Class to Nation: Left, Right, and the Ideological and Institutional Roots of Post-Communist “National Socialism”

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From Class to Nation: Left, Right, and the Ideological and Institutional Roots of Post-Communist “National Socialism”
Author(s)Vujacic, Veljko
AbstractThe author argues that an idea, a relationship, can go extinct, just like an animal or a plant. The idea in this case is “nature,” the separate and wild province, the world apart from man to which he adapted, under whose rules he was born and died. The argument that nature is ended is complex, profound objections to it are possible, and in this chapter Bill McKibben details his argument and tries to answer these objections.
IssueNo3
Pages359-392
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceEast European Politics and Societies
VolumeNo17
PubDateSummer 2003
ISBN_ISSN0888-3254


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