Henry David Thoreau on Spontaneous Order and its Enemies

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Henry David Thoreau on Spontaneous Order and its Enemies

PEYSER, THOMAS

Mosaic (Winnipeg), 12/2017, Volume: 50, Issue: 4

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Henry David Thoreau portrayed social order as a spontaneous and evolving result of human interactions. Government, however, stymies evolution by imposing orders privileging goals like economic development. Thoreau encourages escape from “state space,” hoping individuals will chance upon new practices that might coalesce into the kernel of future orders.

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