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 | | The derivation of "synarchy" is the Greek prefix syn meaning "with" or "together", as is used in many English words such as synthesis, symbiosis etc, and the verb "arkhein," to rule, as is used in words like monarchy, hierarchy etc. It thus means "ruling together". |
 | | In the case of Umberto Eco, though, we are dealing with a thoroughly political animal; as I recall, he had some connection to Italy's Red Brigades back in the 80s, which would put him in the left-wing zone of synarchism. |
 | | There seems to be another nuance to this -- the term synarchy (which is presently redirected to synarchism) appears to be used exclusively by fans of the occult, whereas synarchism is used in a political context. |
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