Max Stirner (1806–1856)
Autore di L' unico e la sua proprieta
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(eng) The "Roots of the Right" edition of The Ego and His Own is heavily abridged and includes other writings by Stirner as well as significant editorial content. Do not combine with The Ego and His Own.
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Fonte dell'immagine: Max Stirner (1806-1856) portraited by Friedrich Engels (1820–1895), made circa 1892.
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Max Stirner'S Kleinere Schriften Und Seine Entgegnungen Auf Die Kritik Seines Werkes: "Der Einzige Und Sein… (2010) 2 copie
The Philosophical Reactionaries 2 copie
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Informazioni generali
- Nome canonico
- Stirner, Max
- Nome legale
- Schmidt, Johann Caspar
- Data di nascita
- 1806-10-25
- Data di morte
- 1856-06-26
- Sesso
- male
- Nazionalità
- Germany
- Luogo di nascita
- Bayreuth, Bavaria, Germany
- Luogo di morte
- Berlin, Germany
- Luogo di residenza
- Berlin, Germany
- Istruzione
- University of Berlin
University of Erlangen - Attività lavorative
- philosopher
- Nota di disambiguazione
- The "Roots of the Right" edition of The Ego and His Own is heavily abridged and includes other writings by Stirner as well as significant editorial content. Do not combine with The Ego and His Own.
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The Unique and Its Property di Max Stirner
Well, hot damn this book took me a long time to read, and never have I reread so many passages. Stirner, like just about all philosophers I've read, takes the long route to get where he's going, but he gets there. I haven't been swayed towards egoism but I'd love to have more conversations about this book and read more Stirner.
Meh. Some parts of The Unique and its Property were made clearer, but for the most part it felt like people writing just to put words on paper, especially the intro.
$350-400 on Abe.
387 Pp Catalog At End. First Published In London In 1912, This Is An Early Modern Library Edition, 1919, Wth Toledano's Spine #1 (1917-1919), Brodzky Endpapers (1919-1925, And Catalog C5 (First Issued Fall 1918). First Published In Germany In The 1840'S, "This Book Contains The Most Revolutionary Philosophy Ever Written, Its Purpose Being To Totally Destroy The Idea Of Duty And To Assert The Supremacy Of The Will, And From This Standpoint To Effect A Transvaluation Of All Values And Displace The State By A Union Of Conscious Egoists" (From The English Edition's Dj Cover)… (altro)
387 Pp Catalog At End. First Published In London In 1912, This Is An Early Modern Library Edition, 1919, Wth Toledano's Spine #1 (1917-1919), Brodzky Endpapers (1919-1925, And Catalog C5 (First Issued Fall 1918). First Published In Germany In The 1840'S, "This Book Contains The Most Revolutionary Philosophy Ever Written, Its Purpose Being To Totally Destroy The Idea Of Duty And To Assert The Supremacy Of The Will, And From This Standpoint To Effect A Transvaluation Of All Values And Displace The State By A Union Of Conscious Egoists" (From The English Edition's Dj Cover)… (altro)
Stirner's leap from pedantic cynicism (his infamous spooks) to patronizing cynicism (mine mine mine) is not one I can get behind. He falls into the same hole that most "immanent" philosophies fall into, creating his own ideal Man to idolize right after tearing down all other ideals, just as Feuerbach did. It just happens that Stirner's Man is kind of a petty dickhead.
As an aside, his thoughts on Jews, "negroids," and "mongoloids" are pretty uncomfortable. I wish he hadn't picked up on the worst trends in Hegelian history there.… (altro)
As an aside, his thoughts on Jews, "negroids," and "mongoloids" are pretty uncomfortable. I wish he hadn't picked up on the worst trends in Hegelian history there.… (altro)
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