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political philosophies which emerged in the nineteenth century.
While Anarchism and Marxism are both complex movements driven by
internal conflict, as ideological movements their primary
attention has been on human liberation achieved through
political action. Similarly, both have been intensely interested
in abolishing social inequalities present in societies as a
result of wage labour and the Industrial Revolution. In their
most socially significant forms, both movements have been
revolutionary, and have focused on the working class as the
agent of revolution. As working class movements Marxism and
anarchism have been sometimes allied and sometimes opposed
groups. In particular revolutions there has been significant
armed conflict between Marxist and anarchist groups.  Conflicts
between anarchist and Marxist movements have emerged in terms of
theory, strategy, practice and immediate po