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Emma Goldman

(1869–1940) Political Philosopher Lithuania

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Emma Goldman calls out the cruelty of wars fought in humanity's name. She argues that love is the deepest force that shapes hope, joy, and even law. She also warns that a majority's tyranny can be more dangerous than a single dictator.

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Emma Goldman was a political philosopher from Lithuania, best known for Anarchism and Other Essays.

Quick Facts About Emma Goldman

Born
June 27, 1869
Died
May 14, 1940
Nationality
Lithuania
Profession
Political Philosopher
Notable works
Anarchism and Other Essays
Known for
Living My Life, Anarchism and Other Essays, My Disillusionment in Russia, The Social Significance of the Modern Drama, My Further Disillusionment in Russia
Spouse
Jacob Kershner

About Emma Goldman

Emma Goldman was a Russian‑born anarchist revolutionary, activist and writer who helped shape anarchist political ideas in North America and Europe in the early 1900s.

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