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philosophical anarchism: a standalone construct

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Political philosophy

the view that no state has legitimate authority that creates a general moral duty to obey its laws.

In political philosophy, philosophical anarchism refers to the view that no state has legitimate authority that creates a general moral duty to obey its laws. This meaning comes from Wolff (1970) in In Defense of Anarchism.[1]

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Wolff, R. P. (1970). In Defense of Anarchism. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520353916

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