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The first argument for anarchism was presented by Sima Qian, a Chinese Taoist philosopher. <ref>History of Economic Thought</ref> The first westerner to propose it was [[Burke]], though because of the controversial nature of the argument he later claimed it was satire. | The first argument for anarchism was presented by Sima Qian, a Chinese Taoist philosopher. <ref> History of Economic Thought </ref> The first westerner to propose it was [[Burke]], though because of the controversial nature of the argument he later claimed it was satire. | ||
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Anarchism is a political philosophy that favors the disbandment of the state.
History
The first argument for anarchism was presented by Sima Qian, a Chinese Taoist philosopher. [1] The first westerner to propose it was Burke, though because of the controversial nature of the argument he later claimed it was satire.
- ↑ History of Economic Thought