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'''Murray Bookchin''' (1921 - 2006) was a [[List of Libertarian Socialists|libertarian socialist]], historian, philosopher and factory worker. His philosophy has been extremely influential in modern [[Democratic Assembly|democratic]] and [[Environmentalism|environmental movements]]. Although he spent most of his life as an anarcho-communist, he developed the philosophies of [[Social Ecology|social ecology]], [[Dialectical Naturalism|dialectal naturalism]] and [[Libertarian Municipalism|libertarian municipalism]], and finally abandoned the anarchist movement to develop [[communalism]] as a distinct philosophy. | '''Murray Bookchin''' (1921 - 2006) was a [[List of Libertarian Socialists|libertarian socialist]], historian, philosopher and factory worker. His philosophy has been extremely influential in modern [[Democratic Assembly|democratic]] and [[Environmentalism|environmental movements]]. Although he spent most of his life as an anarcho-communist, he developed the philosophies of [[Social Ecology|social ecology]], [[Dialectical Naturalism|dialectal naturalism]] and [[Libertarian Municipalism|libertarian municipalism]], and finally abandoned the anarchist movement to develop [[communalism]] as a distinct philosophy. | ||
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Murray Bookchin (1921 - 2006) was a libertarian socialist, historian, philosopher and factory worker. His philosophy has been extremely influential in modern democratic and environmental movements. Although he spent most of his life as an anarcho-communist, he developed the philosophies of social ecology, dialectal naturalism and libertarian municipalism, and finally abandoned the anarchist movement to develop communalism as a distinct philosophy.