see also Past and present anarchist communities Anarchism - Chart of influences. Anarchism - Justice against the state. The first essay explicitly advocating the absence of government was "A Vindication of Natural Society" (1756) by Edmund Burke. The first positive theory of anarchism was William Godwin's An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice (1793). This was a very influential tract; though he did not use the word anarchism, some today regard him as the ...

See also:

Anarchism, Anarchism - Precursors of anarchism, Anarchism - Primitive cultures, Anarchism - Philosophical traces, Anarchism - Ancient Greece, Anarchism - Anabaptists and Diggers, Anarchism - Age of Enlightenment, Anarchism - History of anarchism, Anarchism - Chart of influences, Anarchism - Justice against the state, Anarchism - The first self-labelled anarchist, Anarchism - Egoism, Anarchism - Individualist anarchism Liberal anarchism, Anarchism - The International, Anarchism - Anarchist Communism, Anarchism - Propaganda by the deed, Anarchism - Anarchism at work, Anarchism - The Russian Revolution, Anarchism - The fight against fascism and the Spanish Civil War, Anarchism - Religion, Anarchism - Anarchism and feminism, Anarchism - Contemporary anarchism, Anarchism - Anarcho-capitalism, Anarchism - Anarcho-syndicalism, Anarchism - The platformist tradition, Anarchism - Post-left anarchy, Anarchism - Post-structuralism, Anarchism - Insurrectionary anarchism, Anarchism - Small 'a' anarchism, Anarchism - Anarcho-primitivism, Anarchism - Issues, Anarchism - Conceptions of an anarchist society, Anarchism - Environmentalism, Anarchism - Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression, Anarchism - Neo-imperialism and Globalization, Anarchism - Parallel structures, Anarchism - Technology, Anarchism - Pacifism, Anarchism - Parliamentarianism, Anarchism - Cultural phenomena, Anarchism - Historical events, Anarchism - Books, Anarchism - Anarchism by region/culture

Read more here: » Anarchism: Encyclopedia II - Anarchism - History of anarchism

Born in Greensboro, North Carolina, Berry was third of 13 children. By age eight, he had concluded that commercial values were threatening life on the planet. Three years later he had an epiphany in a meadow, which became a primary reference point for the rest of his life. He later elaborated this experience into a set of Twelve Principles for Understanding the Universe and the Role of the Human in the Universe Process< ...

See also:

Thomas Berry, Thomas Berry - Biography, Thomas Berry - Works

Read more here: » Thomas Berry: Encyclopedia II - Thomas Berry - Biography

It is not entirely clear when, how, or by whom Velvet Cacoon began. According to the band, the group was originally a trio that consisted of "SGL" (Josh), "LVG" (Angela), and drummer "SKV". Supposedly SKV died by falling off a cliff somewhere in the Cascade mountains. The group began with an "ecofascist" message (in interviews Josh and Angela have expressed a philosophy somewhat related to deep ecology), but they no longer wish to be viewed as a politically motivated group. Their first officially released full-length album, titled "Genevieve ...

See also:

Velvet Cacoon, Velvet Cacoon - Statistics, Velvet Cacoon - Biography, Velvet Cacoon - Band members, Velvet Cacoon - Current members, Velvet Cacoon - Contributors, Velvet Cacoon - Discography, Velvet Cacoon - Studio releases, Velvet Cacoon - Rumored releases

Read more here: » Velvet Cacoon: Encyclopedia II - Velvet Cacoon - Biography

From equation (1), This expression applies equally well for theoretical ideals in a wide variety of applications: electrolysis (G<0), galvanic cells and fuel cells (G>0), explosives (A>0), heating and refrigeration (exchange of H), motors (U<0) and generators (U>0). Utilization of the exergy concept often requires careful consideration of the choice of reference environment because, as Carnot knew, unlimited reservoirs do not exist in the real world. ...

See also:

Exergy, Exergy - History, Exergy - Carnot and others, Exergy - Gibbs, Exergy - Mathematical description, Exergy - An application of the second law of thermodynamics, Exergy - A historical and cultural tangent, Exergy - A potential for every thermodynamic situation, Exergy - Applications, Exergy - Engineering applications, Exergy - Applications in natural resource utilization, Exergy - Applications in sustainability, Exergy - Assigning one thermodynamically obtained value to an economic good, Exergy - Implications in the development of complex physical systems, Exergy - Philosophical and cosmological implications, Exergy - Comparison of energy and exergy, Exergy - Exergy is highly multidisciplinary, Exergy - Quality of energy types, Exergy - Exergy of heat available at a temperature, Exergy - See Also

Read more here: » Exergy: Encyclopedia II - Exergy - Applications

Known as both the "greatest Jew" and the "greatest Atheist", Spinoza contended that God and Nature were two names for the same reality, namely the single substance (meaning "to stand beneath" rather than "matter") that underlies the universe and of which all lesser "entities" are actually modes or modifications. The argument for this single substance runs something as follows: 1. Substance exists and cannot be dependent on anything else for its existence. 2. No two substances can share an attribute. Proof: If t ...

See also:

Baruch Spinoza, Baruch Spinoza - Life, Baruch Spinoza - Philosophy, Baruch Spinoza - Modern relevance, Baruch Spinoza - Major Works, Baruch Spinoza - Quotes, Baruch Spinoza - Bibliography, Baruch Spinoza - By Spinoza, Baruch Spinoza - About Spinoza

Read more here: » Baruch Spinoza: Encyclopedia II - Baruch Spinoza - Philosophy

Main articles: applied ethics, and [[{{{2}}}]], and [[{{{3}}}]], and [[{{{4}}}]]See also:

Ethics, Ethics - The first social science, Ethics - Meta-ethics, Ethics - Normative ethics, Ethics - Applied ethics, Ethics - Ethics in religion, Ethics - Ethics in health care, Ethics - Ethics in politics, Ethics - Ethics by cases, Ethics - Descriptive ethics, Ethics - The analytic view

Read more here: » Ethics: Encyclopedia II - Ethics - Applied ethics

In the interest of evaluating Titor's claims more precisely, here are some of the slightly less vague predictions that can be derived from his writings. The following predictions are from johntitor.com, along with the exact quotes on which they are based. It is useful to note that Titor stated that he had no interest in "proving" that he was a time traveler, and many of his "predictions" were offhand comments or answers to specific questions. This section was entered in its original form shortly before the 2004 Presidential election. All Titor quotes in the section are from the www. ...

See also:

John Titor, John Titor - Overview, John Titor - Titor's description of the future, John Titor - Titor's predictions in detail, John Titor - Iraq War, John Titor - 2008 Olympics, John Titor - Civil unrest, John Titor - Civil war, John Titor - Nuclear war, John Titor - China's conquest of Asian nations, John Titor - CERN's research, John Titor - Mad cow disease, John Titor - Genetically-modified food, John Titor - Quantum physics, John Titor - IBM 5100, John Titor - Religion in America, John Titor - View of the present in the future, John Titor - The question of inevitability, John Titor - Divergence of worldlines, John Titor - Criticism of Titor's claims, John Titor - Falsifiability, John Titor - Titor and the Year 2038 Problem, John Titor - Titor in other media, John Titor - First Titor, John Titor - Footnotes

Read more here: » John Titor: Encyclopedia II - John Titor - Titor's predictions in detail

Instances of anarchist and anti-authoritarian systems of operation during periods of uprisings and revolts against authoritarian governments. Past and present anarchist communities - Israeli Kibbutz Movement. The Kibbutz movement was an outgrowth out of socialist strands of the Zionist Movement, many of which stressed Arab-Jewish cooperation. The movement revolved around anarchist principles of non-hierarchy, self-management of production, and direct democracy. The early kibbutz collectives could be seen t ...

See also:

Past and present anarchist communities, Past and present anarchist communities - Historical examples of societies successfully organized according to anarchist principles, Past and present anarchist communities - Libertatia 1670's to 1690's, Past and present anarchist communities - Utopia 1847 to 1860's, Past and present anarchist communities - Modern times 1851 to late 1860's, Past and present anarchist communities - Whiteway Colony 1898 to present, Past and present anarchist communities - Spanish revolution 1936 to 1939, Past and present anarchist communities - Ukraine and the Makhnovist movement 1918 to 1921, Past and present anarchist communities - Tolstoyan Agricultural Communes 1921-1937, Past and present anarchist communities - The autonomous Shinmin region 1929-1931, Past and present anarchist communities - Examples of revolts and uprisings with anarchist qualities, Past and present anarchist communities - Israeli Kibbutz Movement, Past and present anarchist communities - Italian Factory Occupations and Councils, Past and present anarchist communities - Hungarian Revolution 1956, Past and present anarchist communities - Situationist and Worker/Student Occupation Movement May 1968, Past and present anarchist communities - Kwangju Uprising May 1980, Past and present anarchist communities - Polish revolution/Solidarity 1980 to 1982, Past and present anarchist communities - Radicalism in Grenada 1979 to 1983, Past and present anarchist communities - Zapatista Autonomous Municipalities, Past and present anarchist communities - Christiania 1970's to present, Past and present anarchist communities - Cascadia Free State 1996 US, Past and present anarchist communities - Argentina 2001 to present, Past and present anarchist communities - Examples of projects and other movements with anarchist qualities, Past and present anarchist communities - Icelandic Commonwealth 930 to 1262, Past and present anarchist communities - Holy Experiment Quaker Pennsylvania 1681-1690, Past and present anarchist communities - Los Horcones Community 1973 to present, Past and present anarchist communities - Freetown Christiania, Past and present anarchist communities - Squatter movements, Past and present anarchist communities - Free Software movement, Past and present anarchist communities - Galt's Gulch frontierist movements, Past and present anarchist communities - Data havens cyberspace and permanent travelers

Read more here: » Past and present anarchist communities: Encyclopedia II - Past and present anarchist communities - Examples of revolts and uprisings with anarchist qualities

Marshall’s Libertarian extension encompasses those theories that extend human rights to non-human animals and possibly even the inanimate. Michael Smith classified the extension of rights to non-human animals a biocentric ethic, since it focuses on the rights of biotic entities. Andrew Brenmann however was an advocate of ecologic humanism (eco-humanism), the argument that all ontological entities, animate and in-animate, can be given ethical worth purely on the basis that they exist. The work of Arne Næss and his collaborator Sessions als ...

See also:

Environmental ethics, Environmental ethics - Libertarian Extension, Environmental ethics - Ecologic Extension, Environmental ethics - Conservation Ethics, Environmental ethics - Humanist Theories, Environmental ethics - Anthropocentrism

Read more here: » Environmental ethics: Encyclopedia II - Environmental ethics - Libertarian Extension

Conservatism - Cultural conservatism. Cultural conservatism hopes to enshrine the received heritage of a successful nation or culture. The culture in question may be as large as Western culture or Chinese civilization or as small as that of Tibet. Cultural conservatives try to adapt norms handed down from the past. The norms may be romantic: the anti-metric movement, demanding the retention of avoirdupois weights and measures in Britain, and opposing their replacement with the metric system is a classic ex ...

See also:

Conservatism, Conservatism - Tradition in conservatism, Conservatism - Some traditional values, Conservatism - Classification of conservatism, Conservatism - Cultural conservatism, Conservatism - Religious conservatism, Conservatism - Burkean conservatism, Conservatism - Conservatism's effect on history, Conservatism - Impact on other ideologies, Conservatism - Conservatism and nationalism, Conservatism - Liberal conservative?, Conservatism - Nature and environment, Conservatism - Biological theories on racial differences, Conservatism - Conservatism and the Right, Conservatism - Conservatives in various countries, Conservatism - North America, Conservatism - Europe, Conservatism - China

Read more here: » Conservatism: Encyclopedia II - Conservatism - Classification of conservatism

With the outbreak of war in 1939, Pound was in Italy, where he remained, despite a request for repatriation he made after Pearl Harbor. During this period, his main source of income was a series of radio broadcasts he made on Rome Radio. He used these broadcasts to express his full range of opinions on culture, politics and economics, including his opposition to American involvement in a European war and his anti-Semitism. I ...

See also:

The Cantos, The Cantos - Controversy, The Cantos - Structure, The Cantos - I – XVI, The Cantos - XVII – XXX, The Cantos - XXXI – XLI XI New Cantos, The Cantos - XLII – LI Fifth Decad called also Leopoldine Cantos, The Cantos - LII – LXI The China Cantos, The Cantos - LXII – LXXI The Adams Cantos, The Cantos - LXXII – LXXIII, The Cantos - LXXIV – LXXXIV The Pisan Cantos, The Cantos - LXXXV – XCV Section: Rock-Drill, The Cantos - XCVI – CIX Thrones, The Cantos - Drafts and fragments of Cantos CX - CXVII, The Cantos - Legacy

Read more here: » The Cantos: Encyclopedia II - The Cantos - LXXIV – LXXXIV The Pisan Cantos

According to Brian Czech, "Most modern economics has defined 'efficiency' in terms of output per personhour instead of output per unit of energy input. Using the former calculation, the American farmer is the most productive in the world. Using the latter, he is the least. (Not only is he subsidized through the use of non-renewable fossil fuels, but he also receives financial subsidies from the government, which are paid for by economic activ ...

See also:

Energy economics, Energy economics - Energy efficiency, Energy economics - Industrial ecology, Energy economics - Environment vs. Economy, Energy economics - Energy collapse, Energy economics - Energy costs of problem solving, Energy economics - Issues, Energy economics - Peak Load Pricing

Read more here: » Energy economics: Encyclopedia II - Energy economics - Energy efficiency

See American conservatism for information on conservatism in the United States, and Canadian Conservatism for information on conservatism in Canada. Conservatism - Europe. Edmund Burke is often considered the father of conservatism in Anglo-American circles. In the United Kingdom, Burkean conservatism continues on, but its influence tended to leave its indelible mark on Anglo-American conservatism more so than British conservatism. There is no organisational continuity amongst Burkean conservatives ...

See also:

Conservatism, Conservatism - Tradition in conservatism, Conservatism - Some traditional values, Conservatism - Classification of conservatism, Conservatism - Cultural conservatism, Conservatism - Religious conservatism, Conservatism - Burkean conservatism, Conservatism - Conservatism's effect on history, Conservatism - Conservatism and nationalism, Conservatism - Liberal conservative?, Conservatism - Nature and environment, Conservatism - Biological theories on racial differences, Conservatism - Conservatism and the Right, Conservatism - Conservatives in various countries, Conservatism - Europe, Conservatism - China

Read more here: » Conservatism: Encyclopedia II - Conservatism - Conservatives in various countries

The conservation of biological diversity has become a global concern. Although not everybody agrees on extent and significance of current extinction, most consider biodiversity essential. There are basically two main types of conservation options, in-situ conservation and ex-situ conservation. In-situ is usually seen as the ultimate conservation strategy. However, its implementation is sometimes unfeasible. For example, destruction of rare or endangered species' habitats sometimes requires ex-situ conservation efforts. Furthermore, ex-situ c ...

See also:

Biodiversity, Biodiversity - Etymology, Biodiversity - Biodiversity definitions, Biodiversity - Origin of life and biodiversity evolution, Biodiversity - Benefits of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Ecological role of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Economic role of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Ethical role of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Scientific role of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Evaluation of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Measurement of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Biodiversity: time and space, Biodiversity - Species inventory, Biodiversity - Hotspots of biodiversity, Biodiversity - Threats to biodiversity, Biodiversity - Biodiversity management: conservation, preservation and protection, Biodiversity - Juridical status of biological diversity, Biodiversity - Biodiversity and size bias, Biodiversity - Quotes from Sean Nee, Biodiversity - Measures of biodiversity

Read more here: » Biodiversity: Encyclopedia II - Biodiversity - Biodiversity management: conservation, preservation and protection

In the USA conservatism and liberalism are sometimes seen as polar opposites, yet in actuality the situation is more complex. A major area of difference in US politics is that between social liberalism and social conservatism. Social liberals advocate policies promoting equality and tolerance while social conservatives support established traditions of American society, or norms of their previous generations. The media widely covers the differences in opinion in issues such as same-sex marriage, sex education, the separation of church and st ...

See also:

Conservatism, Conservatism - Tradition in conservatism, Conservatism - Some traditional values, Conservatism - Classification of conservatism, Conservatism - Cultural conservatism, Conservatism - Religious conservatism, Conservatism - Burkean conservatism, Conservatism - Conservatism's effect on history, Conservatism - Conservatism and nationalism, Conservatism - Liberal, conservative?, Conservatism - Nature and environment, Conservatism - Biological theories on racial differences, Conservatism - Conservatism and the Right, Conservatism - Conservatives in various countries, Conservatism - Europe, Conservatism - China

Read more here: » Conservatism: Encyclopedia II - Conservatism - Liberal, conservative?

In punk thought, authority corrupts humans to intolerable extremes. Police, religion, governments, and any other institution that has the ability to coerce is seen as dangerous and despicable. Authority leads always to corruption and abuse. Punk ideas concerning authority derive in part from the political ideology of anarchism. Police brutality and institutionalized discrimination against punks also account for this stance on autho ...

See also:

Punk ideology, Punk ideology - History, Punk ideology - Politics, Punk ideology - Authoritarianism, Punk ideology - Conformity, Punk ideology - Militarism, Punk ideology - Selling out, Punk ideology - Capitalism, Punk ideology - Religion, Punk ideology - Patriotism, Punk ideology - The Media, Punk ideology - Environmentalism, Punk ideology - Aesthetics, Punk ideology - Music, Punk ideology - Fashion, Punk ideology - Visual arts, Punk ideology - Ethics, Punk ideology - Non-conformity, Punk ideology - Do it yourself, Punk ideology - Direct Action, Punk ideology - Vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - Criticisms of Punk Ideology, Punk ideology - Other Punk ideologies, Punk ideology - List of Punk Ideologies, Punk ideology - Summary, Punk ideology - Links to songs, Punk ideology - On The Decline Of Man, Punk ideology - On Government, Punk ideology - On conformity, Punk ideology - On authoritarianism, Punk ideology - On non-conformity, Punk ideology - On conspiracy theories, Punk ideology - On drug legalization, Punk ideology - On racism and homophobia, Punk ideology - On concerns of totalitarianism, Punk ideology - On vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - On heroes, Punk ideology - On consumerism, Punk ideology - On work, Punk ideology - On militarism, Punk ideology - On society, Punk ideology - On selling out, Punk ideology - On religion, Punk ideology - On the media, Punk ideology - On environmentalism, Punk ideology - On Direct Action, Punk ideology - Books and essays on Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Important people in Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Bibliography, Punk ideology - Current punk community websites.

Read more here: » Punk ideology: Encyclopedia II - Punk ideology - Authoritarianism

Many punk songs have lamented the conformity that religion inspires and the coercive authority of the Church. Most punks adhere to a unique spirituality outside of mainstream religions (although sometimes based on philosophies like Buddhism or Taoism), believing organized religion to be a form of religious authoritarianism and offering more problems for humanity to deal with than solutions. However, there are Christian punks who see no contradiction in being punks and christians, citing Christian anarchism as a case in point. There are also practicing Muslim punks in Malaysia, who are involved in St ...

See also:

Punk ideology, Punk ideology - History, Punk ideology - Politics, Punk ideology - Authoritarianism, Punk ideology - Conformity, Punk ideology - Militarism, Punk ideology - Selling out, Punk ideology - Capitalism, Punk ideology - Religion, Punk ideology - Patriotism, Punk ideology - The Media, Punk ideology - Environmentalism, Punk ideology - Aesthetics, Punk ideology - Music, Punk ideology - Fashion, Punk ideology - Visual arts, Punk ideology - Ethics, Punk ideology - Non-conformity, Punk ideology - Do it yourself, Punk ideology - Direct Action, Punk ideology - Vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - Criticisms of Punk Ideology, Punk ideology - Other Punk ideologies, Punk ideology - List of Punk Ideologies, Punk ideology - Summary, Punk ideology - Links to songs, Punk ideology - On The Decline Of Man, Punk ideology - On Government, Punk ideology - On conformity, Punk ideology - On authoritarianism, Punk ideology - On non-conformity, Punk ideology - On conspiracy theories, Punk ideology - On drug legalization, Punk ideology - On racism and homophobia, Punk ideology - On concerns of totalitarianism, Punk ideology - On vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - On heroes, Punk ideology - On consumerism, Punk ideology - On work, Punk ideology - On militarism, Punk ideology - On society, Punk ideology - On selling out, Punk ideology - On religion, Punk ideology - On the media, Punk ideology - On environmentalism, Punk ideology - On Direct Action, Punk ideology - Books and essays on Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Important people in Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Bibliography, Punk ideology - Current punk community websites.

Read more here: » Punk ideology: Encyclopedia II - Punk ideology - Religion

The political ideology most often associated with punk is that of anarchism. A lot of punk activism has been done in support of anarchist goals. Whether a punk subscribes to anarchism or not, he or she almost certainly is discontent with his or her government. Punks are often very active in trying to change their governing political systems to some extent. When punks engage in activism their demands can usually be described as progressive. Despite the similarities punk may have with the left wing, many punks perceive the efforts of the left as ineffectual and sometime ...

See also:

Punk ideology, Punk ideology - History, Punk ideology - Politics, Punk ideology - Authoritarianism, Punk ideology - Conformity, Punk ideology - Militarism, Punk ideology - Selling out, Punk ideology - Capitalism, Punk ideology - Religion, Punk ideology - Patriotism, Punk ideology - The Media, Punk ideology - Environmentalism, Punk ideology - Aesthetics, Punk ideology - Music, Punk ideology - Fashion, Punk ideology - Visual arts, Punk ideology - Ethics, Punk ideology - Non-conformity, Punk ideology - Do it yourself, Punk ideology - Direct Action, Punk ideology - Vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - Criticisms of Punk Ideology, Punk ideology - Other Punk ideologies, Punk ideology - List of Punk Ideologies, Punk ideology - Summary, Punk ideology - Links to songs, Punk ideology - On The Decline Of Man, Punk ideology - On Government, Punk ideology - On conformity, Punk ideology - On authoritarianism, Punk ideology - On non-conformity, Punk ideology - On conspiracy theories, Punk ideology - On drug legalization, Punk ideology - On racism and homophobia, Punk ideology - On concerns of totalitarianism, Punk ideology - On vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - On heroes, Punk ideology - On consumerism, Punk ideology - On work, Punk ideology - On militarism, Punk ideology - On society, Punk ideology - On selling out, Punk ideology - On religion, Punk ideology - On the media, Punk ideology - On environmentalism, Punk ideology - On Direct Action, Punk ideology - Books and essays on Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Important people in Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Bibliography, Punk ideology - Current punk community websites.

Read more here: » Punk ideology: Encyclopedia II - Punk ideology - Politics

The most robust and unambiguous examples of self-organizing systems are from physics, where the concept was first noted. Self-organization is also relevant in chemistry, where it has often been taken as being synonymous with self-assembly. The concept of self-organization is central to the description of biological systems, from the subcellular to the ecosystem level. There are also cited examples of "self-organizing" behaviour found in the literature of many other disciplines, both in the natural sciences and the social sciences such as economics or anthropology. Self-organization has also been observed in m ...

See also:

Self-organization, Self-organization - Overview, Self-organization - History of the idea, Self-organization - Examples, Self-organization - Self-organization in physics, Self-organization - Self-organization in chemistry, Self-organization - Self-organization in biology, Self-organization - Self-organization in mathematics and computer science, Self-organization - Self-organization in human society

Read more here: » Self-organization: Encyclopedia II - Self-organization - Overview

Born to a great family of Sephardic Jews, among the Portuguese Jews of Amsterdam, he gained fame for his positions of pantheism and neutral monism, as well as the fact that his Ethics was written in the form of postulates and definitions, as though it were a geometry treatise. In the summer of 1656, he was excommunicated because of apostasy from the Jewish community for his claims that God is the mechanism of nature and the universe, having no personality, and that the Bible is a metaphorical and allegorical work used to teach the nat ...

See also:

Baruch Spinoza, Baruch Spinoza - Life, Baruch Spinoza - Philosophy - Overview, Baruch Spinoza - Philosophy - Relativism, Baruch Spinoza - Modern relevance, Baruch Spinoza - Major Works, Baruch Spinoza - Quotes, Baruch Spinoza - Bibliography, Baruch Spinoza - By Spinoza, Baruch Spinoza - About Spinoza

Read more here: » Baruch Spinoza: Encyclopedia II - Baruch Spinoza - Life

Punk ideology uncompromisingly rejects the use of military force. To punks, the military is the most extreme form of authoritarianism. See songs on militarism. ...

See also:

Punk ideology, Punk ideology - History, Punk ideology - Politics, Punk ideology - Authoritarianism, Punk ideology - Conformity, Punk ideology - Militarism, Punk ideology - Selling out, Punk ideology - Capitalism, Punk ideology - Religion, Punk ideology - Patriotism, Punk ideology - The Media, Punk ideology - Environmentalism, Punk ideology - Aesthetics, Punk ideology - Music, Punk ideology - Fashion, Punk ideology - Visual arts, Punk ideology - Ethics, Punk ideology - Non-conformity, Punk ideology - Do it yourself, Punk ideology - Direct Action, Punk ideology - Vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - Criticisms of Punk Ideology, Punk ideology - Other Punk ideologies, Punk ideology - List of Punk Ideologies, Punk ideology - Summary, Punk ideology - Links to songs, Punk ideology - On The Decline Of Man, Punk ideology - On Government, Punk ideology - On conformity, Punk ideology - On authoritarianism, Punk ideology - On non-conformity, Punk ideology - On conspiracy theories, Punk ideology - On drug legalization, Punk ideology - On racism and homophobia, Punk ideology - On concerns of totalitarianism, Punk ideology - On vegetarians veganism and animal rights, Punk ideology - On heroes, Punk ideology - On consumerism, Punk ideology - On work, Punk ideology - On militarism, Punk ideology - On society, Punk ideology - On selling out, Punk ideology - On religion, Punk ideology - On the media, Punk ideology - On environmentalism, Punk ideology - On Direct Action, Punk ideology - Books and essays on Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Important people in Punk ideology, Punk ideology - Bibliography, Punk ideology - Current punk community websites.

Read more here: » Punk ideology: Encyclopedia II - Punk ideology - Militarism