Mikhail Bakunin, a Russian noble turned anarchist, advocated for collectivist anarchism against class hierarchy and capitalism. His work 'God and the State' critiques institutional religion and authority, proposing a society based on cooperation, federalism, and collectivism. Bakunin's vision of a stateless society emphasizes human nature's inherent sociability and autonomy, rejecting coercive institutions for social solidarity.
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Mikhail Bakunin's stance on private property
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Significance of 'God and the State'
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Bakunin's view on individual and collective freedom
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The work 'God and the State' argues for the elimination of religious institutions to promote ______ liberation and ______.
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Bakunin's stance on state and authority
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Bakunin vs. Marxism on proletariat rule
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Bakunin's method for societal change
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______ advocated for a revolution led by the marginalized to dismantle oppressive structures, leading to a stateless and non-hierarchical society.
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Bakunin's view on the state's alliance with ruling class
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Bakunin's perspective on religion's role in society
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Bakunin's solution for a free society
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According to Bakunin, true freedom and fulfillment are attainable in a society that fosters ______ and ______.
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