Anarchism (AQA A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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'Plastic' human nature in anarchism means

Shaped by environment, not fixed by biology

Individualist anarchists view human nature as

Egoistical and self-seeking

Collectivist anarchists view human nature as

Social and cooperative

Kropotkin's 'mutual aid' concept

Cooperation in nature benefits individuals & species

Proudhon's 'property is theft' meaning

Property allows exploitation; possession is legitimate

Proudhon's 'possession' means

Personal use rights over what you directly use

Kropotkin's distribution principle

'To each according to his needs'

Stirner's 'Union of Egoists'

Voluntary associations based purely on mutual self-interest

Emma Goldman on women's liberation method

Anarchist revolution, not ballot box

Anarchism vs Marxism key difference

Anarchists reject using state power to achieve socialism

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