a theoretical social state in which there is no governing person or body of persons

Anarchy, as political philosophy, is a theoretical social state in which there is no governing person or body of persons, but each individual has absolute liberty, without implication of disorder.

a state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority

Anarchy is “a state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority.”

a situation where there is absence of authority (government)

Anarchy is a situation where there is absence of authority (government)

the natural state of existence

The natural state of existence, is anarchy.

a system of self-rule

Anarchy is a system of self-rule; you do not have someone telling you what to do and not do.

the one that addresses liberty and equalitarian relations in a realistic and ultimate fashion

Of all ideologies, anarchy is the one that addresses liberty and equalitarian relations in a realistic and ultimate fashion.

Anarchism co-operation

Anarchy is the mother of co-operation, — yes, just as liberty is the mother of order; but, as a matter of definition, liberty is not order nor is Anarchism co-operation.

the handmaiden and forerunner of tyranny and despotism

Anarchy is simply the handmaiden and forerunner of tyranny and despotism.

perfect liberty

Anarchy is perfect liberty, is absolute freedom of the individual.

a term that, for many Westerners, is synonymous with ‘chaos’

‘Anarchy’ is a term that, for many Westerners, is synonymous with ‘chaos’.

the placing of the State and its accessory institutions upon the Index and collective ownership of the means of production and goods produced

Anarchy is the placing of the State and its accessory institutions upon the Index and collective ownership of the means of production and goods produced.

government of nothing

Anarchy is government of nothing, and is only a transitional period between different states of order.

the opposite of fratricide

Anarchy is the opposite of fratricide: fratricide is the condition that prevails when people do not compete to rule each other.

the condition of existence of adult society

Anarchy is the condition of existence of adult society, as hierarchy is the condition of primitive society.

a society or nation with no rules , rulers or a ruling class (i.e. government-sanctioned law)

Thus, anarchy is a society or nation with no rules (i.e. government-sanctioned law), rulers or a ruling class, whereas minarchy is one with a minimal amount of rules, rulers and a ruling class.

the absence of domination

In the literal sense, and without any pejorative connotation, anarchy is the absence of domination.

an alien concept

Anarchy is an alien concept; the world is ordered, neat, and static.

a force of flow

Anarchy is a force of flow, and flow can survive and flourish on intermixing.

the state that most naturally obtains when you’re talking about ordinary human beings living their lives in a natural way

And their own function seems to me that anarchy is the state that most naturally obtains when you’re talking about ordinary human beings living their lives in a natural way.