What would you consider to be "orthodox anarchism"?

Question

If, by orthodox, we mean the consistency of anarchism, then it seems to me that the orthodox anarchist takes greater care to develop an all embracing ethics of anti-authoritarianism. If this is what it means, then my second question is: does post-anarchism not reveal itself as an orthodox anarchism rather than a more simple "beyond" anarchism?

Thanks for your thoughts.

Answer 1

there is no orthodox anarchism. there are many points of difference between classics like Bakunin, Kropotkin, Malatesta and Stirner. If so called "post-anarchism" wants to identify "orthodox" anarchism is because it needs such a thing to present itself as interesting and as a "new" exciting thing.

Answer 2

There's no such thing. Post-Anarchism isn't even a thing, they're lying to you!