"Anarchist Theses" is a book marked by vivid social relevance and provocative nature of ideas. The author of the book, German philosopher and political activist Gustav Landauer, suggests in his theses that anarchism should be considered not just as an anti-state principle, but as a kind of philosophy of life aimed at building a free and just society. In each thesis, Landauer expresses his belief in humanity's potential to assert its own rights and renounce state oppression. He calls for active opposition to the system that establishes the dominance of the state apparatus over the individual freedoms and rights of citizens. The book "Anarchist Theses" has become a classic of anarchist literature, which continues to inspire readers to search for alternative models of social organization and freedom from the oppression of political and social institutions.