Pioneers Of Ecological Humanism

The book explores the tension between modern civilization and the ecological and social crises it has created. It challenges the notion that escaping urban life for a return to nature is necessary for establishing a free society. By examining the rejection of humanism and science, the narrative questions whether nostalgia for primitivism or a turn to esoteric spirituality are viable solutions. Instead, it prompts readers to reconsider the potential for change within the structures of contemporary society.