anarchoexistentialism
Anarchoexistentialism is a philosophical movement that combines elements of anarchism and existentialism. It emerged in the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from the works of philosophers such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Friedrich Nietzsche. Anarchoexistentialists argue that individual freedom and autonomy are paramount, and that societal structures, including the state, are inherently oppressive.
The core tenet of anarchoexistentialism is the rejection of any form of authority, whether it be political,
Existentialism, with its emphasis on individual existence, personal freedom, and the creation of meaning, provides a
Anarchoexistentialism also draws from Nietzsche's ideas about the "will to power" and the importance of individual
In practice, anarchoexistentialism often manifests in various forms, including individualist anarchism, post-left anarchism, and various forms