The term "anarchism" is believed to have been popularized by the French philosopher Pierre-Joseph Proudhon in the mid-19th century. Proudhon used the term in his 1840 work "What is Property?" to describe a political philosophy advocating for a society without hierarchical authority. However, the roots of anarchist thought can be traced back to earlier thinkers, including William Godwin and Max Stirner.
The term "derp" was coined by Trey Parker and Matt Stone (creators of South Park)
I remember the 49ers first using this term in the 80s. I think their coach Bill Walsh came up with it, but I'm not positive.
Pleblon is the name for cheap fabric and is often used to describe cars. I think Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear came up with the term.
The Night My Number Came Up was created in 1955.
Both include communal ownership of the means of production, and both are against economical hierarchies. While socialism at it's core is only against economical hierarchies, anarchism is against all hierarchies, be they economical, political, social, racial or sexistic.
Anarchism is the strong desire to remove the government from power in order to be socially and politically free from the restraints of an organised society.
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In Defense of Anarchism was created in 1970.
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In Defense of Anarchism has 80 pages.
This term stands for University of British Columbia. The person that named the university came up with this term. This is the most popular use of the term UBC. There are probably other uses for the term UCB that are not as popular.
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The ABCs of Anarchism was created on 1999-04-27.
Post-Scarcity Anarchism was created in 1971.
Ernst Victor Zenker has written: 'Anarchism' -- subject(s): Anarchism, Anarchism and anarchists 'Der Anarchismus' -- subject(s): Anarchism and anarchists 'Geschichte der Wiener journalistik'
Post-Scarcity Anarchism has 288 pages.
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