Moribund Society and Anarchy · Characters
Character guide
Key figures in Moribund Society and Anarchy by Jean Grave.
Unknown Narrator
major
Also known as our, ourselves, Our
The unnamed first-person narrator or focal character guiding the reader through the text.
The Workman
supporting
Also known as The workman, himself
A recurring working-class figure representing the laborer's perspective in the anarchist discourse.
M. G. Ville
minor
Also known as M. Ville
A referenced thinker or authority figure discussed in the anarchist critique.
Dr. Manouvrier
minor
Also known as Manouvrier, himself
A scientific authority cited in debates on human nature and criminality.
Anarchy
major
Also known as Its, its, it, itself
The personified concept of anarchy as a central thematic character in the book.
Jean Grave
supporting
Also known as Jean Grave—sturdy , patient , indomitable Jean Grave
A prominent anarchist thinker and writer, frequently discussed and quoted.
C. Lombroso
minor
Also known as Lombroso
A criminologist whose theories on criminality are critiqued in the text.
Their Masters
minor
Also known as their masters
A collective referent for the ruling class or authority figures in society.
The Anarchists
supporting
Also known as Anarchists, The Anarchists
The collective group of anarchist figures discussed throughout the book.
Proudhon
minor
A foundational anarchist philosopher referenced in the ideological discussions.