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Kropotkin quote on labor and education circulates 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 Peter Kropotkin's essay 'Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal' is being shared widely. The quote argues that if everyone learned from childhood where their bread, housing and books come from, society could easily carry out the work of producing them. Readers are highlighting its message on mutual aid, the dignity of labor, and education rooted in understanding how goods are made.
Why now: The quote resonates with current debates about labor, education and how society values essential work.
Peter KropotkinAnarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal
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 · 8
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