anarchism
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- noun
- /ˈæn.ɑːr.kɪ.zəm/
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anarquismo
- Her research focuses on anarchism and how it challenges traditional political structures.
- anarchism and socialism
- political anarchism
- anarchism as a philosophy
Aren't we actually living in a state of anarchism where we all have agreed?
- Aren't we actually living in a state of anarchism where we all have agreed?
- That's why anarchism is so broad and various.
- It's a movement of people who organize under an ideology of anarchism and communism.
- What do you think is the difference in your ideas about anarchism too?
- Even though Nozick was not an anarchist, this was the first book I read where in which someone took anarchism seriously.
- And in this case, it's not anarchism, though there actually is a structure to this society.
- So, you know, there, there's anarchism in the sense of like a doctrinaire political philosophy.
- And then on the other piece, like anarchism and Karl Marx or not.
- So that anarchism is going to live within that.
Examples
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Of the two types of present-day anarchism, the cyber variety is clearly the greater threat.
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It's a movement of people who organize under an ideology of anarchism and communism.
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Aren't we actually living in a state of anarchism where we all have agreed?
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Indeed, anarchism was the source of a new kind of violent pandemonium without precedent in Western history.
Academic text (2011) -
Anarchism in the 1890s was all about the pursuit of man's right to his own tools, mind, and body.
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In contrast, anarchism in Porto Alegre drew initial leadership from Italian immigrants.
Academic text (2000) -
Liberalism, which is what that revolution embodied, is a curious amalgam of anarchism and state authority.
Blog text (3) -
Many activists advocate for anarchism as a way to promote individual freedom and equality.
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The principles of anarchism emphasize rejecting all forms of coercive authority.
Antonyms
Compounds
A political idea that wants to end the state and private ownership, making factories and land owned by workers
A political idea that values each person's freedom over rules from society
How Controlling
- Formal
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- Formal
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8.8
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anarchism comes from Greek parts an- 'without' and arch 'ruler', and it is like the word monarch but with 'no' in front. So anarchism is the idea of living 'without rulers' and is used for the political belief that wants to remove formal government and top-down power.