### ideology:

Anarchism
* acknowledges the primacy of the individual.
* aims at a new and complete freedom.
* also departs from both liberalism and socialism in taking a different view of progress
  - promises to overcome capitalism
* appears as a political theory and a social movement in the nineteenth century.
* are political ideology
* brings to environmentalism an understanding of why the environment is degraded.
* cause a desire to independents.
* comes from a Greek word meaning without government
  - our needs and desires for freedom, equality and solidarity
* conceptualizes power differently.
* critique of the state which denies the legitimacy of state authority.
* dates back to ancient times.
* has a long history, going back over a century, and can be found around the world
  - long, wonderful history in both American and European thought
  - nothing to do with future governments or economic arrangements
* has, in fact, an endless resilience.
* identifies the people's subjugation to a ruling class with government action.
* implies the right of an individual to stand aside and see a man murdered or a woman raped.
* is about building
  - above all defined by what anarchists have said and fought for
  - also the rejection of all political, social, and economic hierarchy
* is an extraordinarily generous, beautiful way to look at the universe
  - ideology that defines itself by being fiercely non-ideological
  - opposition to all forms of coercive authority
  - anarchism
  - concerned to oppose the one basic concept of authority as such
  - glorified thumb-sucking
  - idealistic
  - our rock n'roll
  - peaceful and non-violent
  - politics in practice
  - really a synonym for socialism
* is the absence of the power to dominate and control
  - belief that individuals are the basis of society
  - farthest point on the scale of the relationship of the individual to the state
  - goal and libertarianism, decentralism, etc. is the process
  - hammer-idea, smashing the chains
  - only realistic alternative to capitalism
  - rejection of all forms of domination, as distinguished from power
  - voluntary cooperation for good, with the right of secession
* means a world of brotherhood, mutual prosperity, and freedom
  - peace and tranquility to all
  - the demolition of the prevailing, state centric system
* misunderstands the real nature of man.
* movement for a radically democratic and libertarian society.
* philosophy that opposes all forms of authority.
* practical way to bring about a society of socialism and freedom.
* recognises only the relative significance of ideas, institutions, and social conditions.
* rejects all forms of hierarchical authority, social and economic as well as political.
* repudiates any attempt of a group of men or of any individual to arrange life for others.
* requires a free means of information interchange.
* retains the pattern of behaviour first introduced by religion.
* social ideology that argues for a self-organising society without government.
* society built on the abolition of all tyranny, in society and in the workplace.
* stands for a new relationship between the sexes
  - the freedom to, both collectively and individually, take control of our lives
* thus represents a reactionary anti-socialist political trend.
* very eclectic tradition.
* views society on the basis of two fundamental pillars.
+ Authority, Criticism:
  * Many people criticize people in authority, and some even criticize the existence of authority. Anarchism is a philosophy that opposes all forms of authority.

Centrism
* is ideology
* peculiarism, then, with a fluid identity.

Elitism
* based upon background is no different from that based upon genetic characteristics.
* means that power and influence are strongly centralized.
* requires that the poor or enslaved labor for the wealthy and powerful.
* word that bedevils any discussion of the arts, but in Wales even more so.