Definition: In the context of political and social philosophy, "libertism" refers to a belief or ideology that advocates for individual freedom and autonomy, often seen as a challenge to traditional power structures. This idea emphasizes the importance of individuals having control over their lives and decisions, rather than being constrained by external constraints such as laws or institutions. Libertarianism is typically associated with the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche, who advocated for the rejection of authority and the concept of individual freedom in favor of a society based
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