> Yes, but are there any political philosophies that advocate the adoption of elements of the hunter-gatherer lifestyle? I don't know if existentialism qualifi

> Yes, but are there any political philosophies that advocate the adoption of elements of the hunter-gatherer lifestyle? I don't know if existentialism qualifies as "political philosophy" or not, but if all philosophies are political, then I think existentialism fits that description. "Once freedom lights its beacon in a man’s heart, the gods are powerless against him. It’s a matter between man and man, and it is for other men, and for them only, to let him go his gait, or to throttle him." -- Jean-Paul Sartre, The Flies