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Anarcho-primitivism
Anarcho-primitivism (anti-civ, green anarchism current) is an anarchist critique of civilization advocating deindustrialization, an end to the division of labor, and abandonment of high technology, blaming the Neolithic agricultural turn for coercion, alienation, and stratification; developed around John Zerzan and the Fifth Estate circle, and criticized on anthropological and ableist grounds.
Green anarchism
Green anarchism, or eco-anarchism, is a branch of anarchist thought fusing anti-statism with ecology. Its strands include Bookchin's social ecology, Naess's deep ecology, and Zerzan's anarcho-primitivism, which differ on civilization and technology.