NewsThe State as a Social Relationship:
Gustav Landauer Revived
The significance of Gustav Landauer, arguably the most important German Anarchist of the twentieth century is far-reaching and faceted. His writings cover a wide range of topics, spanning anarchism and Shakespeare, as well as philosophy and his spiritual understanding of socialism.
"The idea of a homogenous socialist utopia was not something that appealed to him. If you're not able to embrace all cultural forms that human kind has produced: you cannot embrace all of human kind, you cannot establish socialism. His idea of difference goes beyond a mere concept of tolerance. Socialism has to 'grow', that's a word that appears often in his writings, it has to grow from the diversity of human beings and cultures that make up humanity." —Gabriel Kuhn, interviewed by Dov Neumann of www.jewdas.org
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