" That work, which argues for backstops for more powerful trade unions, is George Sorrel's Reflections on this concept.
Ludwig Gomplowicz argued that family and private property arose from the presence of this, and Arno Gruen extended Freudian psychology in his work The Betrayal of the Self to argue its omnipresence in the world. Spinoza claimed that the right to it is given up for the good of natural law in his Tractatus, while another theorist argued that this title phenomenon only occurs when a cause bears on "moral issues" Â– that work is called "Critique of" this concept and was written by Walter Benjamin. Another work about this title concept builds upon Mazzini's pursuit of a "wise chimera" and provides a philosophical justification for the actions of Sidney Traverse by advocating "revolutionary syndicalism." That work, which argues for backstops for more powerful trade unions, is George Sorrel's Reflections on this concept. For 10 points, name this general term that describes actions involving physical force.
Ludwig Gomplowicz argued that family and private property arose from the presence of this, and Arno Gruen extended Freudian psychology in his work
violence [take equivalents like destruction, military force or war or even pillaging up until "Betrayal"]