Raddle's anarchism wiki hopes to answer all your questions about anarchy and anarchists.
Introduction
Anarchy
Archy
Autonomy
Mutual Aid
Direct Action
Praxis
Leftism
What is Leftism and How Does it Relate to Anarchy?
Libertarian Socialism
Are Libertarian Socialists the Same as Anarchists?
Democracy
Do Anarchists Support Democracy?
Anarchists Against Democracy: In Their Own Words
Elections
Do Anarchists Vote in State Elections?
Human Rights
Do Anarchists Support "Rights"?
Free Speech
Do Anarchists Support "Free Speech"?
Capitalism
Can Anarchists Support Capitalism?
Types of Anarchy
There are dozens of schools of anarchy to explore, so to make the various currents easier to understand and categorize, I'll make a distinction between "applied anarchy" and "theoretical anarchy" and group each school of thought in one of these two sections. This isn't a perfect way to organize them as there's a lot of crossover between the applied and theoretical schools, but it'll do for the purposes of this wiki.
Applied Anarchy
These are anarchist currents that can be applied in the here and now without necessarily requiring a revolution or an overthrow of the current order. They can be manifested in various ways, including communal living, self sufficiency, squatting, direct action, helping people in need, art projects and civil disobedience.
"Individualist" Anarchy
Post-Left Anarchy
Green Anarchism
Theoretical Anarchist Currents
These anarchist currents revolve around economic theories that would require a revolutionary overthrow of the current world order to enact. They're effectively blueprints for structuring civilization around anarchist principles.
Social Anarchism
Collectivist Anarchism
Anarcho-Communism
Social Ecology
Crossover Currents
This section houses anarchist currents that can be described as both applied and theoretical. They utilize components that can be applied right now in a capitalist society, in order to stoke a future socialist revolution.