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we are the sons of the
Revolution and we have inherited from it the Religion of Humanity which we have to found upon the ruins of the Religion of Divinity. We believe in the rights of man, in the dignity and necessary emancipation of the human species. We believe in human liberty and human fraternity
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describes anarchist history as two opposing sides. One, the zealotic and ascitic religious movements of the Middle Ages which rejected institutions, laws, and the established order. The other, the theories of the 18th century based on rationalism and logic. According to Joll, these two currents later
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in place of the state: "there will be no war, no crimes, no administration of justice, as it is called, and no government." In order for this rationalism to flourish, Godwin called for the maximization of individual liberty and social equality. He believed that to achieve a rational society it would
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as being actively harmful to people, espousing a revolutionary atheist philosophy that called for the abolition of economic inequalities and coercive laws. "More of an anarchist than an atheist", he analyzed the troubles of humankind as being due to individuals' desire to command and control others,
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The debate of the effects of the French
Revolution to the anarchist causes spans to our days. For anarchist historian Max Nettlau, French revolutions did nothing more than re-shaping and modernizing the militaristic state, while Kropotkin traced the origins of the anarchist movement in the struggle
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wrote in 1794 that "government and revolution are incompatible, unless the people wish to set its constituted authorities in permanent insurrection against itself". French
Revolution depicted in the common subconscious of anarchists that as soon as the rebels seize power, they would become the new
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was the most notable example of heretic belief that had some vaguely anarchic tendencies. They held anticleric sentiments and believed in total freedom. Even though most of their ideas were individualistic, the movement had a social impact, influencing riots and rebellions in Europe for years to
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prophet and heretic now considered a proto-socialist, called for free love, abolition of private property and overthrow of the king. He saw sharing as a religious duty and that no one should have more than others, though sources dispute whether he advocated communal ownership or
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movement. Winstanley published a pamphlet calling for communal ownership and social and economic organization in small agrarian communities. Drawing on the Bible, he argued that "the blessings of the earth" should "be common to all" and "none Lord over others". The
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looked forward to the disappearance, once and for all, of "the revolting distinction between rich and poor, of great and small, of masters and valets, of governors and governed". Anarchists would identify themselves with the
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The French
Revolution has been a landmark in the history of anarchism. The use of revolutionary violence by masses to achieve political ends has been in the imaginary of anarchists of the forthcoming centuries and events as
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or political class. It was only after the rise of hierarchical societies that anarchist ideas were formulated as a critical response to and rejection of coercive political institutions and hierarchical social relationships.
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had given thinkers of the time the confidence that humans could reason for themselves and when nature was tamed through science, society could be set free. Developing from the earlier thought of the
Renaissance, the
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to fundamentally question the legitimacy of political systems and offer alternatives, itself raising ethical questions of political justice. Bakunin thus elaborated on this departure of anarchism from
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286 BCE) whose philosophy was rather based on an "anti-polity" stance and rejection of any kind of involvement in political movements or organisations, developed a philosophy of "non-rule" in the
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as having "thundered against the immorality of all earthly powers, and against the crime of all punishment," leading Armand to ask if he was "a mystical visionary or an isolated anarchist?" The
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285 BCE) are both supposed to have advocated anarchistic forms of society, although little remains of their writings. Their most significant contribution was the radical approach of
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of the revolutionaries. In a more moderate approach, Sean
Sheehan points out that the French Revolution proved that even the strongest political establishments can be overthrown.
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Peasants' Revolt in 1381, the Hussite Revolution in Bohemia at Tabor in 1419–1421, the German Peasants' Revolt by Thomas Munzer in 1525, and Munster Commune του 1534
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in which he argued that tyranny resulted from voluntary submission and could be abolished by the people refusing to obey the authorities above them. Later, still in France,
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said that the earlier work of
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openly refuses to abide by the rulers' decree to leave her brother
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as unnatural. He believed in the goodness of human nature, which he argued had been corrupted by institutions that transformed an individual's
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were noted to have opposed authority "in all its forms and aspects", which resulted in
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is also convinced that the Muslim sects e Mu'tazilite and Najdite are part of anarchist history. (Interview at
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be necessary to eliminate poverty, chiefly through the distribution of property equally among all people.
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also laid some foundations for modern anarchism, particularly in his development of
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were seen as the revolutionary archetype. In his "Manifesto of the Equals",
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where the individual was completely subordinate to society, where a
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come. Other anarchistic religious movements in Europe during the
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In Europe, Christianity was overshadowing all aspects of life.
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Bucci, John (1971). "Searching for the Meaning of Anarchism".
4875:. Vol. 3. Montreal: Black Rose Books. pp. 475–587.
2788:. His communist society, governed by "natural law", mandated
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also used Utopia to project his political views, in a book (
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period of 220 to 420 CE. Taoist principles were akin to
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view of the teacher. It was Rousseau's publication of
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People without government: an anthropology of anarchy
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used the term anarchy negatively in association with
2903:as utopian stateless society, one characterised by
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2804:in place solely to oversee the economy and punish
2380:. Geneva authorities jailed Foigny for that book.
2253:A theological form on anarchic Islam developed in
4310:"Anarchism and Marxism in the Russian Revolution"
2132:) while promoting a way of life, based solely on
4923:Demanding the Impossible: A History of Anarchism
4552:Demanding the Impossible: A History of Anarchism
2463:found one of its most articulate forerunners in
4549:(2008) . "Part Two: Forerunners of Anarchism".
3091:would later claim Godwin to be a forerunner of
2765:. He concluded by advocating for a return from
2546:Nouveaux voyages dans l'Amérique septentrionale
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2709:. These critiques found further expression in
2672:Ideas approaching anarchism were developed by
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16:Forerunners of the anti-authoritarian ideology
4343:. Luis Fernandez, Abraham DeLeon. Routledge.
2334:ideas re-emerged, in response to the growing
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4898:Levy, Carl; Adams, Matthew S., eds. (2018).
2992:also inspired later anarchists, despite his
2413:was adopted by classical anarchists such as
3030:decrying him as "the true creator of modem
4926:. Oakland, CA: PM Press. pp. 51–139.
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4387:. Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press
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4920:(2010) . "Forerunners of Anarchism".
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4476:Jun, Nathan J.; Wahl, Shane (2010).
4266:"Kavad's Heresy and Mazdak's Revolt"
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3076:Enquiry Concerning Political Justice
3042:, his worthy and faithful disciple,
2703:and on his anti-authoritarianism in
2182:taking the place of the exchanges).
2174:or police, no temples and no public
4902:. Palgrave Macmillan. p. 127.
4364:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
3387:Ekhousa apistõn tēn anarkhian polei
2939:that had been imposed on Tahiti by
2749:, Morelly denounced the systems of
2152:society around 300 BC. Zeno's
4900:The Palgrave Handbook of Anarchism
4739:The Palgrave Handbook of Anarchism
4592:The Palgrave Handbook of Anarchism
4506:Dictionary of the History of Ideas
4318:The Palgrave Handbook of Anarchism
3116:inspired generations of anarchists
2935:. Diderot directly criticised the
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4358:Fiala, Andrew (October 3, 2017).
4286:"Ninth-Century Muslim Anarchists"
4963:
4951:
4756:Schofield, Malcolm (July 1999).
3357:ἐούσης ἀπελαύνειν παρὰ Μαρδόνιον
2885:while still holding strongly to
2552:, 1703), where he described the
2367:Discourse on Voluntary Servitude
1893:
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908:International Conference of Rome
898:International Conference of Rome
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4762:. University of Chicago Press.
4384:Town government in Rhode Island
3050:." Despite this, the historian
2923:argued for the maximization of
2867:, Diderot argued for a form of
2550:New Voyages in Northern America
2542:Louis-Armand, Baron de Lahontan
4437:. Montréal: Black Rose Books.
3722:, pp. 102–104 & 389;
3026:was noted by anarchists, with
2857:policy that would reflect the
2523:French individualist anarchist
2124:in harmony), Cynics dismissed
1020:Australian Anarchist Centenary
945:German Revolution of 1918–1919
1:
4479:New Perspectives on Anarchism
4335:de Acosta, Alejandro (2009).
3668:, pp. 102-104 & 141.
2773:, and for the restitution of
2536:. The first to use the term "
2145:
2141:
2105:
2101:
1995:
1988:
1980:
1207:Decentralized planned economy
4737:; Adams, Matthew S. (eds.).
4685:A Short History of Anarchism
4608:10.1007/978-3-319-75620-2_18
4590:; Adams, Matthew S. (eds.).
4482:. Rowman & Littlefield.
4461:. Επίκουρος(Greek edition).
4316:; Adams, Matthew S. (eds.).
4308:D'Agostino, Anthony (2019).
2984:liberatory form of education
2861:of the people. In his novel
2816:, as well as the anarchists
433:Proletarian internationalism
4339:. In Randall Amster (ed.).
4227:: Éditions de l'En dehors.
4220:The Precursors of Anarchism
3230:The Immorality of the State
3123:Women's March on Versailles
2849:through the formation of a
2796:, centered the role of the
2503:after being run out of the
2282:Brethren of the Free Spirit
955:1919 United States bombings
5007:
4835:10.1177/002205747115400210
4759:The Stoic Idea of the City
4223:. Translated by Anarquia.
3373:ἔσαν, πόθεόν γε μὲν ἀρχόν"
2700:Dictionnaire philosophique
2635:and advocated instead for
2587:saw a further eruption of
2063:, dated to 467 BC. There,
1861:Situationist International
1165:Self-managed social center
980:Spanish Revolution of 1936
4641:McLaughlin, Paul (2007).
2759:enlightened self-interest
2627:, the French philosopher
2430:based upon human justice.
1035:Really Really Free Market
1030:1999 Seattle WTO protests
498:Temporary autonomous zone
423:Permanent autonomous zone
358:Consensus decision-making
4822:The Journal of Education
4284:Crone, Patricia (2000).
4264:Crone, Patricia (1991).
3127:Storming of the Bastille
3114:Storming of the Bastille
2915:. Following a "rational
2511:Massachusetts Bay Colony
2501:Providence, Rhode Island
2377:The Southern Land, Known
2349:Gargantua and Pantagruel
1262:Workers' self-management
1160:Radical environmentalism
1109:Independent Media Center
1025:Carnival Against Capital
950:Bavarian Soviet Republic
939:Manifesto of the Sixteen
338:Autonomous social center
3190:The usage of the words
2967:Discourse on Inequality
2786:early form of communism
2678:Étienne-Gabriel Morelly
2643:was carried further by
2521:, was described by the
2322:With the spread of the
2309:20th century historian
2178:and will use no money (
2020:philosophical anarchism
1202:Cost the limit of price
4777:Sheehan, Seán (2003).
4249:. Kahn & Averill.
3532:Wed September 7, 2011)
3117:
3024:totalitarian democracy
2953:
2847:enlightened absolutism
2834:
2818:Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
2800:in society, and had a
2686:denounced all religion
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2495:, religious dissenter
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438:Propaganda of the deed
428:Prefigurative politics
418:Participatory politics
363:Conscientious objector
4805:. Melbourne: Penguin.
3111:
2958:Jean-Jacques Rousseau
2951:Jean-Jacques Rousseau
2949:
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2755:social stratification
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2649:Jean-Jacques Rousseau
2641:anti-authoritarianism
2580:Scientific Revolution
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2356:wrote of the Abby of
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1983:5th century BCE) and
1937:Prior to the rise of
1851:Libertarian socialism
1015:Kate Sharpley Library
990:Red inverted triangle
933:High Treason Incident
923:Congress of Amsterdam
508:Voluntary association
318:Anti-authoritarianism
308:Anarchist criminology
303:Anarchist Black Cross
4986:History of anarchism
4657:. pp. 101–116.
4602:. pp. 307–324.
4512:on September 9, 2006
4301:10.1093/past/167.1.3
4067:, pp. 126–128;
3939:, pp. 120–121;
3067:Atlantic Revolutions
2937:Western civilization
2873:moral responsibility
2864:Jacques the Fatalist
2810:François-Noël Babeuf
2790:compulsory education
2719:, who put forward a
2712:The System of Nature
2585:Age of Enlightenment
2564:Age of Enlightenment
2419:political philosophy
2362:Etienne de la Boetie
2263:Mu'tazilite ascetics
2237:In medieval Persia,
2056:Seven Against Thebes
2053:appears in the play
1946:political philosophy
1734:Fictional characters
1155:Radical cheerleading
4600:Springer Publishing
4563:. pp. 51–139.
4431:(2005). "Preface".
4147:, pp. xi–xiv;
4135:, pp. 311–312.
4111:, pp. 310–311.
4087:, pp. 309–310.
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3383:Jun & Wahl 2010
3367:Jun & Wahl 2010
3264:, pp. xi–xiv;
2999:The Social Contract
2941:French colonization
2899:, Diderot depicted
2554:indigenous American
2461:Christian anarchism
2435:Early Protestantism
2403:Niccolò Machiavelli
2340:absolute monarchies
2096:(died 323 BCE) and
1841:Left-libertarianism
1137:No gods, no masters
965:Kronstadt rebellion
903:Trial of the Thirty
868:Revolutions of 1848
4918:Marshall, Peter H.
4783:. Reaktion Books.
4705:(August 9, 2012).
4655:Ashgate Publishing
4547:Marshall, Peter H.
4379:Foster, William E.
4293:Past & Present
4241:Barclay, Harold B.
3683:, pp. xi–xiv.
3118:
2960:was noted for its
2956:The early work of
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2802:minimal government
2742:between citizens.
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2651:, who argued that
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2390:) that infuriated
2328:anti-authoritarian
2235:
2094:Diogenes of Sinope
2043:
2039:Diogenes of Sinope
1943:anti-authoritarian
1791:Anti-globalization
1724:Anarcho-punk bands
1409:Dominican Republic
1149:Property is theft!
1115:The Internationale
1069:Anarchist bookfair
995:Labadie Collection
985:Barcelona May Days
888:Cantonal rebellion
215:Without adjectives
74:Schools of thought
4933:978-1-60486-064-1
4909:978-3-319-75619-6
4882:978-1-55164-337-3
4790:978-1-86189-169-3
4769:978-0-226-74006-5
4748:978-3-319-75620-2
4718:978-1-4411-3223-9
4711:. A&C Black.
4694:978-0-900384-89-9
4687:. Freedom Press.
4664:978-0-7546-6196-2
4617:978-3-319-75620-2
4570:978-0-00-686245-1
4538:978-0-415-87456-4
4489:978-0-7391-3241-8
4444:978-1-55164-250-5
4420:978-1-60486-221-8
4350:978-0-415-47402-3
4327:978-3-319-75620-2
4256:978-1-871082-16-6
4199:, pp. 85–86.
4175:, pp. 30–31.
3328:, pp. 45–46.
3292:, pp. 15–16.
3280:, pp. 39–42.
3104:French Revolution
3093:anarcho-communism
3060:popular democracy
2972:social inequality
2747:Code de la nature
2729:scientific method
2725:rejected religion
2691:social revolution
2637:constitutionalism
2457:English Civil War
2453:French Revolution
2445:radical reformist
2407:political science
2372:Gabriel de Foigny
2354:François Rabelais
2299:early Anabaptists
2229:The execution of
2194:Hedonistic school
2160:self-preservation
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2482:the Protectorate
2423:Machiavellianism
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1063:A las Barricadas
975:Amakasu Incident
918:Strandza Commune
893:Haymarket affair
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3056:state of nature
3044:tried to become
3028:Mikhail Bakunin
3012:corporate state
2917:code of conduct
2878:Rameau's Nephew
2851:social contract
2822:Peter Kropotkin
2814:Charles Fourier
2782:property rights
2740:social contract
2727:and upheld the
2717:Baron d'Holbach
2631:openly opposed
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3071:William Godwin
3052:Peter Marshall
3010:, proposing a
2980:William Godwin
2962:libertarianism
2839:encyclopaedist
2601:René Descartes
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2519:William Harris
2497:Roger Williams
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3748:McKinley 2019
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2657:institutions
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2613:bound by sin
2609:philosophers
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1786:Anti-fascism
1639:South Africa
1257:Wage slavery
1222:Gift economy
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1074:Anarcho-punk
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826:Love and sex
714:Pi i Margall
378:Deep ecology
313:Anationalism
256:Relationship
189:Collectivist
145:Postcolonial
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4727:Ross, Carne
4502:"Anarchism"
4453:Joll, James
4369:January 14,
4360:"Anarchism"
4145:Graham 2005
3708:Foster 1886
3696:Armand 1933
3681:Graham 2005
3427:Graham 2005
3302:Graham 2005
3262:Graham 2005
3239:Machiavelli
3163:Jean Varlet
3048:high priest
3040:Robespierre
3016:dictatorial
2931:through an
2869:determinism
2855:utilitarian
2771:natural law
2763:selfishness
2737:utilitarian
2597:rationalism
2449:Anabaptists
2441:Reformation
2324:Renaissance
2318:Renaissance
2287:Middle Ages
2243:Zoroastrian
2216:Middle Ages
2168:sociability
2001:Zhuang Zhou
1985:Zhuang Zhou
1754:Periodicals
1654:Switzerland
1614:Puerto Rico
1599:Philippines
1564:New Zealand
1559:Netherlands
1429:El Salvador
1242:Mutual bank
1197:Cooperative
1126:Lifestylism
928:Tragic Week
831:Nationalism
483:Somatherapy
393:Freethought
261:Syndicalist
251:Platformism
223:Methodology
96:Primitivist
4980:Categories
4735:Levy, Carl
4651:Burlington
4626:7704845112
4588:Levy, Carl
4314:Levy, Carl
3522:Crone 2000
3498:Crone 1991
3482:Crone 1991
3399:Fiala 2017
3249:References
2806:dissenters
2633:absolutism
2625:John Locke
2621:liberalism
2615:and could
2593:humanistic
2505:theocratic
2364:wrote his
2311:James Joll
2270:Kharijites
2190:Aristippus
2180:free gifts
2172:law courts
2112:(law) and
2024:neo-Taoism
1992: 369
1826:Dual Power
1811:Autonomism
1806:Autarchism
1414:East Timor
1384:Costa Rica
1329:Bangladesh
1324:Azerbaijan
1099:Freeganism
816:Capitalism
609:Feyerabend
478:Sociocracy
448:Revolution
413:Mutual aid
343:Black bloc
236:Illegalism
4991:Anarchism
4958:Anarchism
4891:824655763
4859:159140853
4843:0022-0574
4780:Anarchism
4731:"Preface"
4634:158876153
4579:218212571
4233:608380044
3570:Joll 1975
3338:Long 2013
3326:Rapp 2012
3314:Rapp 2012
3266:Ross 2019
3215:Histories
3210:Herodotus
3073:. In his
3036:despotism
3020:dissented
2976:autocracy
2921:Tahitians
2909:free love
2733:happiness
2695:Testament
2682:Testament
2493:New World
2474:Levellers
2392:Louis XIV
2387:Telemaque
2206:democracy
2202:Aristotle
2073:Sophocles
2061:Aeschylus
1952:Antiquity
1939:anarchism
1866:Socialism
1816:Communism
1749:Musicians
1699:Venezuela
1634:Singapore
1569:Nicaragua
1494:Indonesia
1474:Hong Kong
1469:Guatemala
1314:Australia
1304:Argentina
1276:By region
1184:Economics
1170:Symbolism
1084:DIY ethic
821:Education
739:Santillán
689:Malatesta
659:Kropotkin
639:Guillaume
493:Squatting
453:Rewilding
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3196:anarchos
3192:anarchia
3032:reaction
2883:hedonism
2779:personal
2775:communal
2629:Voltaire
2573:Voltaire
2297:and the
2295:Adamites
2291:Hussites
2267:Najdiyya
2186:Socrates
2155:Republic
2078:Antigone
2065:Antigone
2004:and the
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1589:Paraguay
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4970:History
4944:Portals
3371:ἄναρχοι
3159:Jacobin
3154:Enragés
3141:enrages
3129:or the
2929:utility
2925:liberty
2913:leisure
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2589:secular
2544:in his
2538:anarchy
2508:Puritan
2491:In the
2469:Diggers
2358:Thelema
2332:secular
2259:Baghdad
2210:tyranny
2176:worship
2164:egotism
2150:utopian
2051:anarchy
1974:Lao Tzu
1856:Marxism
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1679:Ukraine
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1619:Romania
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1289:Albania
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759:Tolstoy
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744:Spooner
709:Parsons
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624:Goldman
584:Durruti
569:Chomsky
559:Bonanno
554:Berkman
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298:Anarchy
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150:African
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2069:Thebes
1966:Taoism
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1529:Latvia
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1364:Canada
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1729:Books
1717:Lists
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1519:Japan
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1489:India
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