What is Post-left anarchism?
'''Post-left anarchism''' is a set of beliefs in contemporary [[anarchism]] which critique traditional [[leftist]] thoughts. It believes that leftism is too centered on tactics such as [[syndicalism]], [[vanguardism]] and [[parliament|parliamentarianism]] and that it is too outdated. The four main schools of thought it combines are [[egoism]], [[communism]], post-[[civilization|civilizationism]] and [[anarchism]]. Even if some advocate for armed [[insurrection]], most support the creation of spaces and [[affinity groups]] to act freely in the current society rather than fighting for [[utopian]] ideas. Post-leftist anarchists consider that it is not an [[ideology]], which they consider a fixed set of ideas that over-define a person. It proposes as an alternative critical self-theory, which is a way an individual creates his own beliefs beyond limitations of ideology. This means that post-left anarchism is not a unified theory. It is not a capitalist thought because it also criticizes [[capitalism]], [[liberalism]] and [[private property]] for being forms of [[authority]]. Notable post-left anarchists include [[John Zerzan]], Hakim Bey and Bob Black. {{Anarchism}} {{Political spectrum}} {{philosophy topics}} [[Category:Anarchism|Anarchism]]