Influenced by Stoicism and Epicurus as well as by Max Stirner ("father" of anarchist individualism) and Leo Tolstoy (anarcho-Christianity), Han Reiner was one of the main exponents of anarcho-individualism or anarchist individualism. For Reiner, individualism is "the moral doctrine that, based on no doctrine, no tradition, no external determination, addresses only the individual conscience." He names Jesus, Socrates, Epicurus, and Epictetus as role models for individualists.
Anarchist individualism is the component of anarchism that focuses on the freedom of the individual and self-realization. Given that we are talking about something completely personal regarding the rejection of any form of authority and non-violence, besides Stirner and Tolstoy, anarchist individualists, among others, can be considered Proudhon, Oscar Wilde, and in his own way, Nietzsche.