Definition of Anarchism: Noam Chomsky versus Errico Malatesta

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Noam Chomsky's Anarchism Chomsky believes that anarchism is a tendency in people's thoughts to appear in various forms at different times and possess certain leading characteristics. Anarchism is usually has skeptical and suspicious of domination and hierarchy. Therefore, it focuses on the structures that concern hierarchy and domination within human lives, extending from patriarchal families to imperial systems. Besides, anarchism questions whether such systems have a basis and assume that the burden of proof for a person in the position of authority is within their reach. Therefore, those who want to achieve an authoritative position must seek it (Chomsky's Philosophy, 2014). The quotes supporting this perspective are:

•  "Anarchism has nothing to do with bomb-throwing mayhem (0:14-0.17)."
• "If it is a form of authority and domination and coercion, it has to show that it is legitimate (1:00-1.05)."
• "But the burden of proof ...