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The ego and his own The case of the individual against authority

Max; James J. Martin (editor) Stirner

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Behind the Bastards

It was described as a book written by a well-known egoist philosopher who was influential on Arthur Desmond. It was also said that the book is difficult to understand, with interpretations ranging from left to right wing.

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sterner wrote a book called the ego and his own

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It was described as a book written by a well-known egoist philosopher who was influential on Arthur Desmond. It was also said that the book is difficult to understand, with interpretations ranging from left to right wing.

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sterner wrote a book called the ego and his own

Max sterner's individualist anarchism is a way to overcome the horrors of the modern state he envisions a union of rational egoists in a society that does not need a ruler the community of rational egoists is a universal commercial society in fact the more a society is based on voluntary exchange the less right it is and thus less effective the force individualist anarchism carries its purpose in itself and does not serve a higher end the rational egoist will respect the what rights of others because he respects himself he will not be violent because he does not want to be attacked this attitude of the individual anarchist stands in sharp contrast to the destructive role of the collectivist entities individual egoism is the answer to the egoism of the collectives

sterner wrote my cause is neither the divine nor the human it is not the true the good the right the free etc but only mine and it is not universal but is unique like me as I am only I nothing goes beyond me and myself

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