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Philosophical Egoism: Max Stirner
Chapter from a book by Andrew Carlson about German anarchism. Treats stirner as a precursor of this movement.
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Extractions: From the archives of The Memory Hole Philosophical Egoism: German Antecedents The following comprises Chapter II of Andrew Carlson's, Anarchism In Germany: The Early Movement Max Stirner (1806-1856) by Andrew Carlson Max Stirner, nom de plume for Johann Caspar Schmidt, came into this world at six o'clock on the morning of October 25, 1806. He was born in a house at number 31, Maximiliansstrasse (Marketplatz) which was the principal street of the city of Bayreuth. He was less than half a year old when his father, a maker of wind instruments, died of tuberculosis on April 19, 1807, at the age of 37. His mother, two years later, married Heinrich Ballerstedt, a 57-year-old pharmacist from Helmstedt, and they all moved to Kulm on the Vistula. Johann returned to his native town of Bayreuth in 1818 for his education, living with his godfather, and uncle, Johann Caspar Martin Sticht after whom he was named. He remained there for the next eight years, completing his studies in the gymnasium where he distinguished himself by always placing in the upper percentile of his class. In 1826 he left Bayreuth to study at the University of Berlin where he remained for the next two years. In Berlin he met a fellow student, Ludwig Feuerbach, who was destined to be one of his future rivals. At the University of Berlin Stirner studied logic under Heinrich Ritter, geography under Carl Ritter, "Pindar und Metrik" under Bockh, and the philosophy of religion under Hegel.
Max Stirner's Egoism And Nihilism
Full text of the thesis of Larry Alan Schiereck presented in 1981, contrasting RWK Paterson's interpre Category Society Philosophy Philosophers stirner, maxmax stirner's Egoism and Nihilism. A Thesis. Presented to the Faculty of.San Diego State University. 5 max stirner, The Ego and His Own, trans.
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Extractions: Revised for W3 1996 ©L. A. Schiereck N.B.: This paper is based upon literature available in 1981, and while extensively revised, it has not been updated for content. Comments, suggestions or other info are welcomed by the author, address to: lsezig@dnai.com In remembrance of my father, Fred W. Schiereck and Professors Walter Koppelman and Michael Carella of SDSU The author thanks Josef Binter, Bea Rose, Paul Wheatcroft, Larry Watson and Hoke Simpson for their "schenkenden Tugend"; also Linda Moore for her encouragement, and along the way Richard Vancil, Bill Stoddard, and Rosita Davis. Barbara Franke-Watson of SDSU helped resolve some difficulties in German texts. Soon I plan to add a translation of Goethe's poem "Vanitas, Vanitatum Vanitas!" that inspired Stirner. A special thanks to Professor Antonio T. De Nicolás for his unsparing insights and impeccable scholarship in "preserving sensuality", during 1979-80 class and lunch sessions at S.U.N.Y., StonyBrook. (Endnotes follow each chapter) Abstract Chapter I Overture to the Nihilistic Egoist Chapter II Oratorio: "Total Atheism"
The Egoist Archive, The Home Of Egoism On The Net
An archive of stirnerite egoism. Includes max stirner, Dora Marsden, Benjamin Tucker, James Walker, and Sid Parker.
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Extractions: This archive holds pointers to Stirnerite egoist resources available on the internet. If you know of more resources on egoism, or have any comments, send mail to buybuydandavis@yahoo.com . Please contact me if you experience any problems with the archives. For more stirnerite resources, visit Svein Olav Nyberg's Max Stirner web page, or check my list of egoist web links. Browse and enjoy. To make it easier to keep up with what's new in the archive, I've started a Recent Additions page, showing the dates of the latest additions. For those who are new to Stirnerite egoism, I've compiled a list of short excerpts which address fundamental points. One of the Young Hegelians, along with Marx, Feuerbach, Hess and Bruno Bauer, among others. He opposed Communism, Humanism, and Socialism with his radical egoism. He is claimed as an intellectual predecessor by anarchists, individualists, and communists. The archive Includes almost all of Stirner's works in german, all known english translations, articles about Stirner by other Young Hegelians, and other commentaries on Stirner. A suffragist leader in England, and editor of "The Freewoman", "The New Freewoman", and "The Egoist", a series of small but influential magazines which articulated various radical visions including feminism, anarchism, and egoism.
Dynamic Directory - Society - Philosophy - Philosophers - Stirner,
Egoist Archive max stirner An archive of books and articles in the tradition of max stirner, including the complete
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Intro LSR-Project (nederlands)
Over La Mettrie, max stirner, Wilhelm Reich.
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Extractions: Parafilosofie is een woord dat tot nu toe nauwelijks in gebruik was terecht, want tot nu toe is men er nog niet in geslaagd om uit een oorspronkelijk filosofische impuls gedachten te ontwikkelen, die men niet binnen het gewone domein van de filosofie kan indelen; ze staan er om zo te zeggen buiten, naast de gebruikelijke filosofie. Deze "parafilosofie" is kennelijk pas vandaag mogelijk geworden, na het mislukken van de zegevierende [sic !] Verlichting(en) van de 18de, 19de en 20ste eeuw (en de verkeerde interpretaties van dit mislukken). Een bondige definitie kan men redelijkerwijze op deze plaats niet verwachten. (Hoe dan ook zou het een misverstand zijn om te denken dat de parafilosofie van het LSR-project is ontworpen naar analogie met de nieuwe parawetenschappen of de iets oudere parapsychologie.) Vertaald: Jan H. Mysjkin / 30.04.01
Max Stirner - Anarchismus - Pädagogik
Ein bibliographischer Kurzessay zu Stirners Ideen zur Paedagogik
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Extractions: Bernd A. Laska Ein bibliographischer Kurzessay facultas docendi Erziehungsfrage "so wichtig, als es eine unserer sozialen nur irgend sein kann, ja sie ist die wichtigste, weil jene auf dieser letzten Basis ruhen." nicht separierbar ist. Kernproblem weiter einzukreisen, sind. Die letzteren sind eigene, egoistische, bin von ihnen besessen. [...] Das Eingegebene ist Uns fremd, ist Uns nicht eigen, und darum ist es 'heilig', Deshalb bezeichnete Stirner auch die Erzieher, die die vielgepriesene "Freiheit", dieses bis heute von allen politischen Richtungen beanspruchte Schibboleth, erschien Stirner als er ersetzte es durch das der "Eigenheit" (das ebenfalls hier in wenigen Worten nicht zu entwickeln ist). Die Anarchisten selbst allerdings, insbesondere deren namhafte Theoretiker, anarchistischer Seite, die ihn nicht als Anarchisten betrachtet wissen wollen. Stirners Status als anarchistischer Theoretiker ist also noch immer unklar, mittlerweile aber wenigstens umstritten. nur vereinzelt mit einer Stellungnahme bedacht worden.
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Die Uneigentlichkeit Der Völker Und Der Einzige
H. Ibrahim T¼rkdogan Die Uneigentlichkeit der V¶lker und der Einzige Gedanken zur Psychoanalyse max Stirners.
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Extractions: Die Uneigentlichkeit der Völker und der Einzige Gedanken zur Psychoanalyse Max Stirners von H. Ibrahim Türkdog an Ritual und Neurose Ich bin von dem drohenden Tod so sehr gezeichnet, dass der wirkliche Tod für mich seinen Schrecken verloren hat. - Antonin Artaud - Erster Schritt Ein Gesang besteht aus einer rhythmischen Struktur. Dieser sorgt für melodische Einheit. Diese Einheit kann in vielen Takten zum Ausdruck gebracht werden. Ein Tanz. Ein Gesang. Ein Gefühlsausdruck. Ein rhythmischer Akt wie ein Feuertanz in Begleitung von einem Gesang aus dem Kehlkopf drückt Gefühle und Gedanken aus. Was hier zunächst wie eine Struktur zu sein scheint, ist ein Chaos ohne Gedanken- und Gefühlsausbruch. Inneres Chaos ist eine äußere Struktur mit bestimmten Gedanken und Gefühlen. Ja, es ist ein Ritual im ursprünglichsten Sinn. Halten wir das fest und stellen gleichzeitig folgende Frage: Was ist Kultur?
Stirner, Max Great Books Treasure Chest Philosophy, Philosopher
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Non Serviam
A webzine, information about max stirner and egoism archive.
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Max Stirner: Stirner, Max
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LSR - Ein Paraphilosophisches Projekt (La Mettrie, Max Stirner, Wilhelm Reich)
LSR untersucht die Sonderstellung der weitgehend verfemten Autoren LaMettrie, max stirner, Wilhelm Reich als aufkl¤rerische Antipoden zu den tonangebenden Aufkl¤rern ihrer jeweiligen Epoche.
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Extractions: gesucht Neu bei LSR Intro La Mettrie direkt Stirner direkt ... Die Rezeption von Lamettrie nach 1985 La Mettrie: Dora Marsden "Stirner des Feminismus" ? Der sexuelle "Verein": Prototyp des Stirner'schen "Vereins" "Stirner, der so gern Verlachte..." (J.v. Kempski) Silvio Gesell und Max Stirner ... Von Stirner zu Kant: Gerhard Lehmann
Les Classiques Des Sciences Sociales: Max Stirner, L'unique Et Sa Propriété (1
Translate this page max stirner, 1806-1856. Voir la table des matières du livre Préface du TraducteurM. Robert L. Leclaire, 1899 Je n'ai basé ma cause sur rien, max stirner.
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Max Stirner
An archive of books and articles in the tradition of max stirner, including English, German and Italian texts of stirner's works.
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Extractions: ...go to the Egoist Archive... Max Stirner We have almost all of Stirner in german. About the only thing missing is the History of the Reaction, and the translations of Smith and Say. The German Ideology: Critique of Modern German Philosophy According to Its Representatives Feuerbach, B. Bauer and Stirner, and of German Socialism According to Its Various Prophets by Marx and Engels. Engel's letter to Marx Nov., 19, 1844, on his reading of Der Einzige, and his generally favorable impression.
Les Classiques Des Sciences Sociales: Max Stirner: Photo
Translate this page max stirner, 1806-1856. Le socialisme s'est développé en Europe auXIXe siècle. Mouvement disparate, il est uni, à l'origine, par
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STIRNER, Max (eigentl. Johann Caspar Schmidt)
Translate this page stirner, max (eigentl. Johann Caspar Schmidt), philosophischer Schriftsteller,* 25.10. v. Bernd A. Laska, 1986. Lit. John Henry Mackay, max stirner.
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Extractions: Verlag Traugott Bautz www.bautz.de/bbkl Bestellmöglichkeiten des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Zur Hauptseite des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Abkürzungsverzeichnis des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Bibliographische Angaben für das Zitieren ... NEU: Unser E-News Service Wir informieren Sie regelmäßig über Neuigkeiten und Änderungen per E-Mail. Helfen Sie uns, das BBKL aktuell zu halten! Band X (1995) Spalten 1489-1494 Autor: Lothar Bily Werke: Der Einzige und sein Eigentum, Erstveröff. Leipzig 1845 (= Angabe auf dem Druckexemplar, tats. schon 1844 veröff.); neu ediert (zus.m.anderen Schriften) v. H.G.Helms, München 1968, u. v. A.Meyer, Stuttgart 1972 u.ö. (= Reclam-Ausgabe); Geschichte der Reaktion, erstm. Berlin 1852; neu: Aalen 1967; Kleinere Schriften, hrsg. v. J.H.Mackay, erstm. 1898; neu: Stuttgart 1976; Stirnerbrevier: Die Stärke des Einsamen, ausgew. u. hrsg. v. Anselm Ruest, Berlin 1906; Parerga, Kritiken, Repliken, hrsg. v. Bernd A. Laska, 1986. Lit.:
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Omar Khayyam And Max Stirner
Article by H. Ibrahim Turkdogan, using his personal experience with the writings of Khayyam and stirner to build a bridge between Eastern and Western thought.
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Extractions: Preface It was years later that I did not only begin to understand Chajjam as a poet, but also as a poet-philosopher. Naturally I also began broadening my knowledge of eastern and oriental philosophies as well as western philosophies. This enabled me to look through the traditional, i.e. strictly rational mode of thinking. Stirner had criticized this mode of thinking, which has no likes Stirner was right when declaring this nation to be one tyrannizing her children. It sounds very mystical and promising, but the sounds of his words suggested a golden cage, which was hard to escape from. Heidegger himself: something existi ng as an object turned into something existing as a thought, stayed there and did not proceed any further. And Heidegger himself, some being whose structure of existence being a limited One only amounts to Being-In-The-World . The basic structures of his concrete Ego as One in an objective world of things permit him to sneer at the animal inside himself in order to cope with it, in order to defeat it. The abstract object changed into a concrete subject by means of perpetual thought processes. It became a subject, which only vegetated as a prisoner of a particular logic in the dusk of occidental gods. The victory of the speaking animal, that
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