John Henry Mackay

Philosopher and author of Anarchism

John Henry Mackay - Thinkers & Philosophers born February 6th, 1864
Born
Died

1933
92 years ago — 69 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Germany

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Born in Scotland and later a resident in Germany, this philosopher contributed significantly to anarchist theory and literature. The author engaged deeply with political thought and was influenced by various ideologies. Works explored themes of individuality and freedom, challenging conventional societal structures. The most notable work, 'Anarchism', presented arguments for a stateless society and became a key text in anarchist literature. The philosopher also produced essays and novels that reflected his beliefs about social justice and individual autonomy.

Authored 'Anarchism', a significant work in anarchist literature

Wrote essays and novels promoting individual freedom

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