Together with "Christianity," this idea titles a 1991 book by Jacques Ellul, who investigated the Bible as a source of this concept.
Together with "Christianity," this idea titles a 1991 book by Jacques Ellul, who investigated the Bible as a source of this concept. Max Stirner was an advocate of this idea in his The Ego and His Own, while a noted Asian adherent is Kotoku Shusui, publisher of the Commoner's Newspaper. Other works on it include one by Benjamin Tucker, on state socialism and this concept, and a book of essays including "Minorities versus Majorities," and "The Hypocrisy of Puritanism." A communistic version of it was advocated by Peter Kropotkin, and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon coined it to refer to himself in What Is Property? Also associated with Emma Goldman, FTP, identify this political philosophy which advocates the elimination of the state and is Greek for "without rulers."
Together with "Christianity," this idea titles a 1991 book by Jacques Ellul, who investigated the Bible as a source of this concept.
{anarchy} (accept {anarchism}, {anarchist}, and other word forms)