Anarquismo y evolucionismo: Ricardo Mella, la coacción del grupo social y la creación «sociobiológica» del hombre nuevo

Alvaro Girón Sierra

doi:10.3989/asclepio.1994.v46.2.469

Anarchism and evolutionism: Ricardo Mella, constraints from the social group and "sociobiological" creation of a new man

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Alvaro Girón Sierra CSIC

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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.1994.v46.2.469

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One of the essential problems faced by the theoreticians of anarchism was the organization of a future society without a State and a legal system. The solution of the problem was generally connected with an internationalization by the individuals of what may be termed as a «good behaviour». In the Spanish case, Richardo Mella, a Galician anarchist, tackled the problem propping his views on Herbert Spencer's evolutionist ethics. In his case, the shaping of the «new man» —as required by society in the future— constitutes a «sociobiological» creation to be made possible by the application of the lamarckian mechanism to the social universe.

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1994-12-30

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Girón Sierra, A. (1994). Anarchism and evolutionism: Ricardo Mella, constraints from the social group and "sociobiological" creation of a new man. Asclepio, 46(2), 131–149. https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.1994.v46.2.469

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Vol. 46 No. 2 (1994)

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