Anarcho-Primitivism William Folkner

William Folkner, like no one else, understood the self -destructive power of modern civilization, which forgot about its origins, turned away from nature and turned it into an object of thoughtless exploitation.
The great American writer has repeatedly addressed this topic in his work, but almost the most clearly it is presented in the novel Bear (1942, in this edition, unlike most Soviet ones, a complete translation of the text is published) Faulkner’s anti-progressist natural philosophy is related to modern anarcho-preimivists, therefore, as a preface to the story, Olden Wood Ethics of Nature: Anarcho-Primitivism in the story of William Folkner "Bear" "includes. Of course, the writer was well aware that the plastic world defeated, but tried at least to comprehend the current situation with artistic means and save, as far as possible, the values ​​and ethics of the forever departed world, in which there was no abyss between nature and man - And the same can be said about the anarcho-preimivists