Theoretical aspects of anarchism: historical background

Abstract

This study analyzes the theoretical aspects of anarchism of the XIX century, which are set out in the works of P. J. Proudhon, M. Stirner and M. Bakunin. The ideas, concepts and principles developed by theorists are considered, which made it possible to fully understand the general picture of anarchism as a socio-political phenomenon in general, and their theory in particular. By analyzing their theories, the anarchist movement was separated from other revolutionary trends of the nineteenth century, including the "left." An important component is the analysis of the works of each of the above authors, combining their theories into a general theory of anarchism of the XIX century. The works of scholars who have studied the history of anarchism should be singled out.