Definitions

1. noun

A political philosophy that advocates for the abolition of all forms of government and authority, often promoting voluntary cooperation and collective ownership.

“The anarchist movement has been gaining momentum in recent years, with many people drawn to its ideals of freedom and autonomy.”

2. noun

A social system or organization that operates without a central authority or government, often relying on voluntary cooperation and mutual aid.

“The anarchist commune has been running successfully for years, with members working together to meet their basic needs.”

3. noun

A movement or ideology that seeks to dismantle existing social and political structures, often in favor of more decentralized and egalitarian forms of organization.

“The anarchist movement has been influential in shaping the modern left, with many activists drawing on its ideas of direct action and collective liberation.”