25 terms in Topic3.2
Anarchism
The ideology that all forms of compulsory government and state authority are unnecessary and harmful, and that society c
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Anarchism
The first self-declared anarchist, famous for declaring 'property is theft,' who advocated mutualism — a system of volun
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Anarchism
The Russian anarcho-communist who argued that mutual aid — voluntary cooperation — is the natural basis of human society
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Anarchism
The Russian revolutionary anarchist who argued for the violent overthrow of the state and capitalism, opposing Marx's pr
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Anarchism
The individualist anarchist who rejected all authority — including morality, religion, and collective ideologies — argui
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Ecologism
The ideology that the natural environment has intrinsic value, that human activity is causing ecological crisis, and tha
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Ecologism
The Norwegian philosopher who founded deep ecology, arguing that nature has intrinsic value independent of its usefulnes
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Ecologism
The American thinker who argued that ecological crisis is caused by social hierarchy and capitalism — environmental dest
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Ecologism
The economist who argued in 'Small Is Beautiful' that the pursuit of unlimited economic growth is unsustainable, and tha
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Ecologism
The historian who argued that the scientific revolution created a mechanistic worldview that legitimised the domination
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Feminism
The ideology that seeks to establish political, economic, and social equality between the sexes, challenging patriarchy
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Feminism
The French existentialist philosopher who argued that 'one is not born, but rather becomes, a woman' — gender is sociall
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Feminism
The radical feminist who argued that patriarchy is a political system that operates through sexual politics — the power
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Feminism
The Black feminist thinker who argued that feminism must address the intersection of gender, race, and class oppression,
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Feminism
The socialist feminist who argued that women's oppression is rooted in both capitalism and patriarchy, and that feminism
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Multiculturalism
The ideology that cultural diversity is valuable, that different cultural groups should be recognised and respected with
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Multiculturalism
The Canadian philosopher who argued for a 'politics of recognition' — that cultural groups need public recognition and r
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Multiculturalism
The liberal multiculturalist who argued that cultural rights for minority groups are compatible with and required by lib
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Multiculturalism
The political theorist who argued for a dialogic model of multiculturalism where different cultural communities engage i
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Multiculturalism
The British sociologist who argues for a form of multiculturalism that addresses both cultural recognition and socioecon
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Nationalism
The ideology that humanity is naturally divided into nations, each with a distinct identity, and that the nation should
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Nationalism
The Enlightenment thinker whose ideas about popular sovereignty, the general will, and civic identity provided the intel
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Nationalism
The German romantic thinker who argued that each nation has a unique volksgeist (national spirit) expressed through its
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Nationalism
The Italian nationalist who championed liberal nationalism — arguing that every nation has the right to self-determinati
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Nationalism
The Jamaican-American activist who championed Black nationalism, pan-Africanism, and racial pride, arguing that Black pe
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