Summary:
The book provides an exploration of the principles of anarchism and the practical application of anarchist philosophy to modern society. It delves into the history of anarchist thought, critiques of state power and capitalism, and the potential for decentralized, democratic societies based on mutual aid and voluntary cooperation.
Key points:
1. Anarchism: Chomsky views anarchism as a process of questioning authority. He believes unjustified authority should be replaced with democratic alternatives.
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