BAKUNIN, Mihail Aleksandrovič (1814-1876) .- Studies

PROUDHON, Pierre-Joseph (1809-1865)BAKUNIN, Mihail Aleksandrovič (1814-1876)MARX, Karl (1818-1883)HERZEN, Alexander. Nom de GERTSEN, Aleksandr Ivanovitch (1812-1870)revolutionphilosophyPopulation. Pan-Slavism. See also “Slavs”IWA (International Workers’ Association)NECHAEV, SergejPopulation. SlavscommunismENGELS, Friedrich (1820-1895)KROPOTKINE, Petr Alekseevitch (1842-1921) STIRNER, Max (Bayreuth, 1806/10/25 - Berlin, 1806/06/25). Pseud. de Johann Caspar SCHMIDTsocialismeconomy: agricultureGANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand (1869-1948)TOLSTOÏ, Léon (1828-1910)utopiamarxismideologynationalismConventions. London IWMW Conference (1871)Europe. 19th centurySTANKEVICH, NicolasArt. RomantismeHERZEN, NataliePolandSCHILLER, Friedrich von (1759-1805). Poètenihilism* bibliographie

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Bibl Nat. de France
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 Kucharzewski, J. "Bakunin", in his The Origins Of Modern Russia, (New York: Polish Institute Of Arts And Sciences In America, 1948) pp. 179-216.
 Kun, M. "Bakunin and some aspects of national questions in the nineteenth century", in Z. Imam (editor), The USSR - Sixty Years, (New Delhi: Tulsi Publishing House, India, 1981, & New York: Humanities Press, 1982) pp. **********
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 Laveleye, E.D. "Bakunin, the apostle of Nihilism", in his The Socialism of Today, (London: Field And Tuer, 1885) pp. 183-244.
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