Anarchism an introduction
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Anarchism is an ideology that refuses to die that originated from William Godwin and developed through syndicalism. The core themes of anarchism are anti-statism, belief in natural order, anti-clericalism, and support for economic freedom. Anarchism seeks a world without government through non-violent means and envisions an anarchist world as a surrealist world without authoritarian control.
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Anarchism an introduction
- 1. Better the rule of One, whom all obey, Than to let clamorous demagogues betray Our freedom with the kiss of anarchy. Oscar Wilde, Libertatis Sacra Fames
- 2. The passion for destruction is also a creative passion. Mikhail Bakunin
- 5. Anarchism A2 Govt. and Politics Unit 5B 6 Feb 2009
- 8. An anarchist world…a surrealist world: they are the same. Andre Breton
- 13. William Godwin
- 15. Syndicalism
- 17. Is anarchism as significant as liberalism, socialism, conservatism or fascism?
- 18. What is the goal of anarchism?
- 19. What are the means of anarchism?
- 20. An ideology that refuses to die
- 21. Core Themes
- 22. Core Themes Anti-statism Natural order Anti-clericalism Economic freedom