“What is it about the social structures of Rojava that so inspires the fierce loyalty of its defenders and its people?
> This book answers that question. In > language that bridges the Utopian and > the concrete, the poetic and the > everyday, the Internationalist Commune > of Rojava has produced both a vision > and a manual for what a free, > ecological society can look like. In > these pages you will find a > philosophical introduction to the idea > of social ecology, a theory …
“What is it about the social structures of Rojava that so inspires the fierce loyalty of its defenders and its people?
> This book answers that question. In > language that bridges the Utopian and > the concrete, the poetic and the > everyday, the Internationalist Commune > of Rojava has produced both a vision > and a manual for what a free, > ecological society can look like. In > these pages you will find a > philosophical introduction to the idea > of social ecology, a theory that > argues that only when we end the > hierarchical relations between human > beings (men over women, young over > old, one ethnicity or religion over > another, etc.) will we be able to heal > our relationship with the natural > world.”
– Debbie Bookchin (2018)
Illustrated by Matt Bonner
taschenbuch, 143 pages
Langue : German
Publié 9 août 2018 par Mezopotamien Verlag.