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Advocate of anarcha-feminism, writer on anarchy and women's liberation, proponent of free love and individual autonomy.

Coined the term 'anarchism', advocated for mutualism, and argued against property as theft.

Prominent collectivist anarchist, anti-authoritarian, emphasized spontaneous revolution and direct action.

Developed the theory of anarchist communism, promoted mutual aid as a factor in evolution, and rejected Darwin's concept of the survival of the fittest.

Founder of social ecology, critic of consumerism, and advocate of communalism and libertarian municipalism.

Philosopher of egoism, which argues that individuals should act according to their own self-interest without regard to ideologies, authorities, or moral codes.

Advocate of libertarian socialism, critic of state capitalism, and proponent of the importance of democratic processes.

American anarchist known for her writings on individualist and anarchist feminism, freethought, and anti-statism.

Regarded as the first American anarchist, pioneered the concept of 'sovereignty of the individual', and established utopian communities.

French geographer and anarchist, advocated for geography as a method for social change, and was a proponent of naturism and veganism.

An insurrectionary anarchist who influenced the Italian and American anarchist movements through his writings and advocacy of revolutionary violence.

Mexican anarchist deeply involved in the Mexican revolution, agitated for land reform and workers' rights using his writings and the Partido Liberal Mexicano as platforms.