A book defending this view which discusses the impossibility of legitimacy was written by Robert Wolff. One philosopher tried to spread ideas from his book espousing this view by writing the novel Caleb Williams. An “individualist” form of this view promoted (15[1])by Max Stirner was criticized (15[1])by a philosopher who wrote about this view under “post-scarcity” conditions, Murray Bookchin. A utilitarian proponent of this view was (*) William Godwin. A book espousing this view was attacked in The Poverty of Philosophy by Karl Marx. A collectivist form of this ideology formulated by Mikhail Bakunin was promoted by the mutualist philosopher who claimed “property is theft,” (-5[1])Pierre-Joseph Proudhon. For 10 points, name this political ideology which pushes to abolish states (10[1])and governments. ■END■ (10[1])