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Politics A-Level: Ideologies (DONEEEEE)

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Why are Anarchists very Utopian? -Why is criticism here, and what do Anarchists say?

Author: eric_galvao



Answer:

-There is a belief that the Future Perfect Society can be achieved without the State -This is because of their Optimistic View of Human Nature, and that the Status Quo is Flawed and can't be Improved. This Optimism does draw in Criticism that Anarchist Arguments are just Unrealistic and Impossible -But Anarchists see this Utopianism and Optimism as part of anarchism's Strength - 'Another World is Possible' and Focuses on Decentralised Direct Democracy, so any Large Scale Examples are Unlikely.


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