by Henry David Thoreau · Ediciones Godot · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788419990747
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In 'Civil Disobedience', Henry David Thoreau presents a powerful defense of the individual against the authority of the State. Written in 1849, this fundamental essay questions the duty to obey unjust laws and proposes direct action as an act of moral integrity. Thoreau argues that true social reform begins when the citizen decides to withdraw their consent and refuse to collaborate with injustice, always prioritizing personal ethics over blind obedience to the law.
