Roads to Freedom · Character
Georges Sorel
Syndicalist theorist whose ideas on violence and myth are examined.
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Also known as Sorel
First appearance: The Syndicalist Revolt
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Mentioned in connection with revolutionary syndicalism and the use of myth to inspire working-class action.
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In Roads to Freedom: Mentioned in connection with revolutionary syndicalism and the use of myth to inspire working-class action. Later, in Marx and Socialist Doctrine: Syndicalist critic of Marx; emphasized the class…
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