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Kropotkin quote on labor and education recirculates online
Original: "If everybody, from childhood, learned whence came the bread he eats, the house he dwells in, the book he studies... soc
A passage from Pyotr Kropotkin's 1896 essay 'Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal' is being shared widely. In it, the Russian anarchist thinker argues that if everyone learned from childhood where their bread, homes and books come from, society could easily organize the labor behind them. Readers are highlighting its message about valuing workers and teaching children the origins of everyday goods.
Why now: The quote's message about labor, education and mutual reliance continues to resonate with people discussing work and society.
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 5 snapshots from 7 h ago to 5 min ago.
Evidence
- "If everybody, from childhood, learned whence came the bread he eats, the house he dwells in, the book he studies... society could easily perform this task." Pëtr Kropotkin, Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal # anarchy # education # labor # philosophy · luci@social.devilplan.com · 6
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