Anarchism - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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Anarchism - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
1. Varieties of Anarchism
1.1 Political Anarchism
1.2 Religious Anarchism
1.3 Theoretical Anarchism
1.4 Applied Anarchism
1.5 Black, Indigenous, and Decolonizing Anarchism
2. Anarchism in Political Philosophy
2.1 Anarchism in the History of Political Philosophy
2.2 Absolute, Deontological, and a priori Anarchism
2.3 Contingent, Consequentialist, and a posteriori Anarchism
2.4 Individualism, Libertarianism, and Socialist Anarchism
3. Anarchism and Political Activity
3.1 Nonviolence, Violence, and Criminality
3.2 Disobedience, Revolution, and Reform
3.3. Utopian Communities and Non-Revolutionary Anarchism
4. Objections and Replies
4.1 Anarchism is Nihilistic and Destructive
4.2 Anarchy Will Always Evolve Back into the State
4.3 Anarchism is Utopian
4.4 Anarchism is Incoherent
4.5 Philosophical Anarchism is “Toothless”
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