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describe multiple anarchisms,
rather than a
singular anarchism, in
which common principles are
shared between schools of
anarchism while each
group prioritizes...
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Individualist anarchism is the
branch of
anarchism that
emphasizes the
individual and
their will over
external determinants such as groups, society, traditions...
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describe multiple "
anarchisms" (rather than a
singular "
anarchism") in
which common principles are
shared between schools of
anarchism while each group...
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Social anarchism, also
known as left-wing
anarchism or
socialist anarchism, is an
anarchist tradition that sees
individual liberty and
social solidarity...
-
tradition of
anarchism.
While using the
language of
anarchism, anarcho-capitalism only
shares anarchism's antipathy towards the
state and not
anarchism's antipathy...
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Christian anarchism is a
Christian movement in
political theology that
claims anarchism is
inherent in
Christianity and the Gospels. It is
grounded in...
- need for a
vanguard party to
mediate or aid its liberation.
Along with
anarchism,
libertarian Marxism is one of the main
currents of
libertarian socialism...
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Anarchism in the
United States began in the mid-19th
century and
started to grow in
influence as it
entered the
American labor movements,
growing an anarcho-communist...
- (2019). "Non-Western
Anarchisms and Postcolonialism". In Levy, Carl; Adams,
Matthew S. (eds.). The
Palgrave Handbook of
Anarchism. Springer. ISBNÂ 978-3-319-75620-2...
- the
golden age of
classical anarchism.
There were
several variants of
anarchism in Spain,
namely expropriative anarchism in the
period leading up to the...
