This philosopher criticized Herbert Spencer for his failure to produce a new synthetic philosophy in a work which analyzed the popular and the governmental tendencies in society. Another work by this thinker asked "Civilized societies are rich. Why then are many so poor?" in the opening chapter "Our Riches," and argued that the "Social Revolution" 
This philosopher criticized Herbert Spencer for his failure to produce a new synthetic philosophy in a work which analyzed the popular and the governmental tendencies in society. Another work by this thinker asked "Civilized societies are rich. Why then are many so poor?" in the opening chapter "Our Riches," and argued that the "Social Revolution" in addition to providing people with the title substance, must also satisfy "the need for luxury." This man was influenced by Thomas Huxley's article "The Struggle for Existence," and the research of Karl Kessler to write his most famous work, which formed the middle part of a trilogy with Fields, Factories, and Workshops and Ethics. That work was intended as a critique of bourgeois morality based on the evolutionary analysis of altruism. The author of Modern Science and Anarchism, for 10 points, identify this philosopher who authored The Conquest of Bread and Mutual Aid.
This philosopher criticized Herbert Spencer for his failure to produce a new synthetic philosophy in a work which analyzed the popular and the governmental tendencies in society.
Peter Kropotkin 