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Landauer's reorientation of anarchist theory and practice in the direction of idealist and völkisch thought was often incomprehensible to the more traditional libertarians, and in the period of the second Sozialist Landauer no longer felt entirely comfortable with the simple anarchist
label. For Landauer anarchism and socialism had always been different expressions of the same view; now he regarded anarchism as merely the negative side of what is positively called socialism.
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Landauer's
reorientation
of
anarchist
theory
and
practice
in
the
direction
of
idealist
and
völkisch
thought
was
often
incomprehensible
to
the
more
traditional
libertarians,
and
in
the
period
of
the
second
Sozialist
Landauer
no
longer
felt
entirely
comfortable
with
the
simple
"anarchist"
label.
For
Landauer
anarchism
and
socialism
had
always
been
different
expressions
of
the
same
view;
now
he
regarded
anarchism
as
"merely
the
negative
side
of
what
is
positively
called
socialism."
