41. Die Eigenheit: The Unquotable Max Stirner The title and masthead for this blog comes from an idea of the 18th century German philosopher, max stirner. Die Eigenheit, translated as ownness by http://einzige.blogspot.com/2006/08/unquotable-max-stirner.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Die Eigenheit Ownness [eigenheit] includes in itself everything own... But ownness has not any alien standard either, as it is not in any sense an idea like freedom, morality, humanity, and the like. It is only a description of the - owner Sunday, August 06, 2006 The Unquotable Max Stirner The title and masthead for this blog comes from an idea of the 18th century German philosopher, Max Stirner. Die Eigenheit , translated as "ownness" by Steven Byington, is of central importance to Stirner's conception of what it means to be an egoist. Perhaps the most concise way to describe it is as the diametric opposite of slavery. Ownness means submission to no higher will - obedience to none but the self, and even this is seen as ultimately incompatible with ownness, since Stirner says it can be achieved "only by recognizing no duty , not binding myself or letting myself be bound" - meaning that unless you can change your mind, you can become a slave even to yourself. In spite of what I see as serious flaws in Stirner's thought, I can't help but be inspired by his underlying message, which is a celebration of the individual as the source of all things good, as against the "higher" concepts (such as "God" and "The State" - things that even today retain an "exalted" status), which end up being the source of all things bad. An oversimplification, certainly, but you get the idea. Stirner's message, unlike Nietzsche's, for example, is uncompromising and unwaveringly consistent. Unfortunately, though, Stirner's prose is rarely passionate and colorful, and never given to aphorism (as you can probably surmise from the clunkiness of the blog's masthead quote, something I spent an appreciable amount of time searching for, and am still not totally satisfied with). In fact, Stirner's most famous 'quote', "The state calls its own violence law, but that of the individual crime," while being certainly a very

42. Terrorism, Philosophical And Ideological Origins - █ Further Reading: stirner, max. The Ego and His Own, translated by Steven Byington, revised and edited by David Leopold. Cambridge Cambridge University Press, 1995. http://www.espionageinfo.com/Te-Uk/Terrorism-Philosophical-and-Ideological-Origi

// nothing @import "../css/default.css"; Terrorism, Philosophical and Ideological Origins forum Espionage Information Te-Uk Terrorism, Philosophical and Ideological Origins The systematic theory of modern political terrorism arose in Germany during the Die Freien ), the most notorious club of intellectual agitators in Germany in the early 1840s. His first book, Bruno Bauer and his Enemies (1842), defended his brother against government persecution, urged violence, and threatened the Prussian regime with a return to the French Revolution. His 1843 polemic, , advocated terrorism even more blatantly and earned him a prison sentence. Bakunin, a Russian noble by birth, studied Hegelianism in Russia from 1836 to 1840 and in Berlin from 1841 to The body of a victim lays covered on the ground at the scene of a bus bomb, background, after a Palestinian suicide bomber detonated nail-studded explosives on the bus in the northern Israeli port city of Haifa in December 2001. AP/WIDE WORLD PHOTOS God and the State , written in 1871 but published posthumously in 1882.

43. TRANS Nr. 16: Ritva Lindroos (Loviisa/Porvoo): Recurring Reconstruction – I This study utilises the premise to reveal the kind of ownership that max stirner(5) represents with his philosophy. Everyone owns his/her life and makes http://www.inst.at/trans/16Nr/01_3/lindroos16.htm

Trans 16. Nr. Juli 2006 Rolf-Dieter Hepp (Berlin) Dokumentation Documentation Documentation Ritva Lindroos (Loviisa/Porvoo) BIO This analysis examines entrepreneurship and the biographies of entrepreneurs as a form of communication. In this context it is assumed that such communication together with productive business activity form a coherent element. It is then possible to extract the language entrepreneurs have used in their biographies and transform them into subject matter for research . Stories about childhood and youth, studies, working life as an entrepreneur and organizations. A linguistic choice can carry a meaning which may form a demarcation in the communication system. In this context the life stories are considered to be linguistic expressions of choices and actions. How does written communication convey life stories? In order to communicate what entrepreneurship means one has to look for two meanings: choices made in the role of entrepreneur, and the fundamental choice to become an entrepreneur. Communication and the form of language This study perceives entrepreneurship as a form of communication, while the language used is itself the subject of the research.

44. App16-s.htm stirner, max, Das unwahre Princip unserer Erziehung oder der Humanismus und stirner, max, The Ego and his Own, The Case of the Individual Against http://users.acenet.com.au/~jzube/app16-s.htm.htm

app116-s.htm S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S., A., Alles wird gut!! Autonome Kultur-Werkstatt Wohlgroth (AKW) in Zureich, 8 S.: 2. - Auszug aus meiner Antwort zu diesem Bericht ueber eine "Besetzung": 1 S.: 15. - J.Z. In PP 1456. S., A., Zu unserem Selbstverstaendnis. Einige Gedanken, 2 S.: 45, in PP 1456. S., Anarcho Syndikalismus, 1p: 98, in PP 1476. S., Donald, Unarchy, 1pp, with 1p comment by Jim Stumm, in PP 1318/1319: 2. S.E.L.F. REPORT, Newsletter of the Society for Education in Laissez-Faire, Feb. 1970 : Right-Wing Rationale for Non Recognition of Indian Rights, by Rosalie Nichols, 24pp. The April 1970 issue contains, apart from some short articles: Rosalie Nichols, Social Darwinism or, How to Turn People Off to Laissez Faire, a book review of: Hofstadter, Richard: Social Darwinism in American Thought, Boston, Beacon Press, 1968, 248pp. This review, 8pp, both issues, only one on hand, in PP 1133. SAARI, CHRISTOPHER P., The Efficient Capital Market Hypothesis. Economic Theory and the Regulation of the Security Industry, STANFORD LAW REVIEW 29, May 77, 1031-1076, summary only, 1p, in LITERATURE OF LIBERTY, in PP 1200p301, headed: SEC Regulation. SABLATURA, ROBERT, Cable TV Monopolies Reflect Politics of Privilege, 1p, in PP 1378/81: 406.

45. Continental Philosophy Teaching resource Textorium max van Manen, at the University of Alberta, has put some of the .. max stirner (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy). http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~janzb/continental/

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46. Philosophy- Squashed Marx - The German Ideology - Condensed Abridged The Young Hegelians , including Marx s bierkeller chums max stirner and Bruno Bauer, were convinced that Hegel was at heart a materialist concerned with http://www.btinternet.com/~glynhughes/squashed/marx.htm

Glyn Hughes' Squashed Philosophers The Condensed Edition of The German Ideology plus Theses on Feuerbach ... in 5,299 words "When we conceive things thus, as they really are and happen, every profound philosophical problem is solved." INTRODUCTION to The German Ideology To the reader armed only with the popular conception of Marx and Engels The German Ideology comes as something of a surprise. This, their first comprehensive statement of the social-political philosophy now known as Marxism contains the expected references to 'Bourgeois' 'Proletariat' 'Revolution' and 'Communism', yet the bulk of its argument is a philosophy of history. The 'Old Hegelians' took the view that history is really the history of ideas, built through the dialectic, and that the reason their fine German society was the best was because it was built on the best ideas. The 'Young Hegelians', including Marx's bierkeller chums Max Stirner and Bruno Bauer, were convinced that Hegel was at heart a materialist- concerned with the solid world, not just with ideas. They thought that society needed changing for the better, so they must set about first changing men's minds. In 1844 Marx began collaborating with the affluent industrialist Friedrich Engels, fresh from working as a mill manager in Manchester where he had been much affected by the poverty of the workers. The result was first

47. Stirner And Foucault Toward A Post-Kantian Freedom Saul Newman max stirner and Michel Foucault are two thinkers not often examined together. However, it has been suggested that the longignored stirner may be seen as a http://www3.iath.virginia.edu/pmc/text-only/issue.103/13.2newman.txt

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48. Max Stirner - Biografie WHO'S WHO. Translate this page Der deutsche Philosoph und Schriftsteller max stirner, mit eigentlichem Namen Johann Caspar Schmidt, vertrat in seinen Werken einen konsequenten http://www.whoswho.de/templ/te_bio.php?PID=1303&RID=1

49. Max Stirner Quotes max stirner quotes,max, stirner, author, authors, writer, writers, people, famous people. http://thinkexist.com/quotes/max_stirner/

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www.forma-mentis.net Max STIRNER "Non c'è nulla che mi importi più di me stesso!" " unico" contrapposto a qualsiasi autorità, verrà a formare, tramite l'apporto di Bakunin, una delle tesi centrali dell'anarchismo, anche se questa appropriazione del suo pensiero è contemporanea agli ultimi anni di vita di Stirner, il quale mai aveva manifestato l'intenzione di fondare alcuna scuola di pensiero o movimento politico. Opere principali Sommario 1. Ogni ente vive per se stesso 2. L'Unico 1. Ogni ente vive per se stesso Max Stirner avverte che il principio al quale ogni entità si attiene è un principio di egoismo: ogni entità persegue la propria causa, intesa come proprio interesse personale L'uomo è spesso costretto a farsi carico di cause che non sono le proprie, l'uomo, si dice, è bene che abbia a cuore la " causa di Dio, la causa dell'umanità, della verità, della libertà, della filantropia, della giustizia: inoltre la causa del mio popolo, del mio principe, della mia patria: infine, addirittura la causa dello spirito e mille altre cause ancora

51. Anarres Books Catalog - Anarchism An assessment of the ideas of max stirner considering the coherence, consistency, cogency, and defensibility of stirner s arguments. http://www.anarres.org.au/subject.htm

Subject: Anarchism Last modified: March 1, 2004 Order Form Anarchist Media Group, Cardiff Everything you ever Wanted to Know about Anarchism Rebel Press 32pp ISBN: RP-01 $4.50 A short and succinct introduction to anarchism written in plain English. Andrews, JA Handbook of Anarchy Monty Miller 19pp ISBN: BJ-06 $1.60 This reprint of J.A. Andrews original pamphlet was edited and introduced by Bob James. It is, perhaps, the most important Australian, contemporaneous account of Anarchism from the late 19th Century. Essential reading for anyone interested in the roots and history of Australian Anarchism. Bakunin, Michael Marxism, Freedom and the State Freedom 64pp ISBN: 0-900384-27-1 $12.30 A collection of extracts from the works of Michael Bakunin offering a critique of Marxism from one of Marx's contemporaries. Also included is a biographical sketch of Bakunin by K.J Kenafick. The collection is dedicated to the memory of prominent Melbourne anarchist, 'Chummy' Fleming. Barclay, Harold Culture and Anarchism Freedom 166pp ISBN: 0-900384-84-0 $24.40

52. Side Effects: Max Stirner As Haunted I have several versions of max stirner’s The Ego and his Own. The first version I encountered by chance in the summer of 2001 from a secondhand bookseller http://side-effects.blogspot.com/2006/06/max-stirner-as-haunted.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=8588305"); Side Effects Thursday, June 22, 2006 Max Stirner as Haunted I have several versions of Max Stirner’s The Ego and his Own . The first version I encountered by chance in the summer of 2001 from a second-hand bookseller in Brooklyn. I remember: the bookseller was lounging against his brown “station-wagon”, and the books were stacked upon each other, supported by a table. I read while I walked. The version, deathly black, was marketed in the “Roots of the Right” series, edited by George Steiner. Given Stirner’s central thesis was autonomy from the state, the association with the rightwing politics seemed an oddity. In addition to the standard Cambridge edition, the other version of this booI bought subsequently, translated as The Ego and its Own , is unabridged, and the black cover is replaced by a nice Max Ernst (who was openly fond of Stirner) style etching. The strangeness of Stirner was immediate as I worked though the book: it read like an unhomely Hegel, adopting broadly the same structure as Hegel’s

53. The Egoism Of Max Stirner By Sidney Parker (The following extracts are taken from my booklet entitled THE EGOISM OF max stirner SOME CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES to be published by the Mackay http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/~pwillen1/lit/egomax.htm

The Egoism of Max Stirner By Sidney Parker (The following extracts are taken from my booklet entitled THE EGOISM OF MAX STIRNER: SOME CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES to be published by the Mackay Society of New York) Albert Camus Although throughout his book Camus is concerned to present "the rebel" as a preferred alternative to "the revolutionary" he nowhere acknowledges that this distinction is taken from the one that Stirner makes between "the revolutionary" and "the insurrectionist". That this should occur in a work whose purpose is a somewhat frantic attempt at rehabilitating "ethics" well illustrates Stirner's ironic statement that "the hard fist of morality treats the noble nature of egoism altogether without compassion." Eugene Fleischmann Fleischmann contends that "Marx and Engels' critique of Stirner is notoriously misleading. It is not just that ridicule of a man's person is not equivalent to refutation of his ideas, for the reader is also aware that the authors are not reacting at all to the problems raised by their adversary." Stirner is not simply "just another doctrinaire ideologue". His "reality is the world of his immediate experience" and he wants "to come into his own power now, not after some remote and hypothetical 'proletarian revolution'. Marx and Engels had nothing to offer the individual in the present: Stirner has." Benedict Lachmann and Herbert Stourzh Lachmann's and Stourzh's TWO ESSAYS ON EGOISM provide a stimulating and instructive introduction to Stirner's ideas. Although both authors give a good summary of his egoism they differ sufficiently in their approach to allow the reader to enjoy adjudicating between them.

54. Bibliography International Review Of Social History Vol. 42 Part 2 (1997) stirner, max. The Ego and Its Own. Ed. by David Leopold. Cambridge texts in the history of political thought. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge etc. http://www.iisg.nl/irsh/42-2-bib.php

@import url(/styles/iisg.css); Home Sitemap Questions, Comments International Review of Social History (IRSH) Index Contents IRSH 42 part 2 Summaries Bibliograpy Staff Instructions for Contributors Email: Print Version Search IRSH More Options Help See Also IALHI Serials Service IISH Publications Online Catalogue Volume 42 part 2 (1997) Bibliography General Issues Social Theory and Social Science History Comparative History Continents and Countries Africa Congo America Canada ... Yugoslavia Book descriptions consist of: author, title, publisher, place and year of publication, number of pages, original price; followed by a brief summary of the contents. All listed books are available in the IISH library. General Issues SOCIAL THEORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Althusser, Louis. Sur la reproduction. Introd. de Jacques Bidet. [Actuel Marx Confrontation.] Presses Universitaires de France, Paris 1995. 316 pp. F.fr. 198.00. This complete edition of the hitherto unpublished manuscript of Louis Althusser formed the basis for his famous essay "Idéologie et appareils idéologiques d'Etat", published in in 1971. In this work the author presents his concept of historic materialism, of the conditions for reproduction of the capitalist society and of the revolutionary struggle to end capitalist society. This edition is based on a second version of the manuscript with several adjustments and additions by Althusser and includes a hitherto unedited appendix and a similarly unpublished postscript entitled "Notes sur le AIE" and dated December 1976.

55. Buecherdatenbank .:. Comenius-Antiquariat .:. Buchantiquariat.com Translate this page On max stirner; Marius Jacob the Illegalists; Anarchism and Other . max stirner - alias Johann Caspar Schmidt - ist der Antiphilosoph par excellence. http://buchantiquariat.com/anares/linxuche.php3?suchstr=max%stirner

56. The Young Karl Marx - Cambridge University Press stirner, max. Heidegger, Martin, 6. Heine, Heinrich, 50, 97, 174, 181, 216 n. 213. and Feuerbach, 195 . stirner, max, 1 n. 1, 85, 196, 212, 216, 218 http://www.cambridge.org/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=9780521874779&ss=ind

57. Jew Watch - Jewish Mind Control - Anarchism stirner, max (180656). Pseudonym of was Johann Kaspar Schmidt. Born in Bayreuth, Bavaria (now in Germany). Published The Ego and His Own in 1845 under http://www.jewwatch.com/jew-mindcontrol-anarchism.html

Presents His Famous Scholarly Library of Factual Links Known Around the World The Jew Watch Project Is The Internet's Largest Scholarly Collection of Articles on Jewish History Free Educational Library for Private Study, Scholarship, and Research The Jew Watch Project's 637 Million Pages Served Demonstrate Our Focus on Professionalism Top Jewish Mind Control: Anarchism Emma Goldberg Memorial for Emma Goldberg At UC-Berkeley Alexander Berkman Columbia Encyclopedia ... Compton's Encyclopedia What Is Anarchism? ( The Columbia Encyclopedia, Fifth Edition ) top of page ANARCHISM. The word anarchism derives from a Greek term meaning "without a chief or head." Anarchism was one of the leading political philosophies to develop in Europe in the 19th century. The chief tenet of anarchism is that government and private property should be abolished. Also part of anarchism is the concept that the people should be allowed to live in free associations, sharing work and its products. Although a 19th-century movement, anarchism had theoretical roots in the writings of two English social reformers of the two previous centuries: Gerrard Winstanley and William Godwin. Winstanley was a 17th-century agrarian reformer who believed that land should be divided among all the people. Godwin, in a book entitled 'Political Justice' (1793), argued that authority is unnatural and that social evils arise and exist because people are not free to live their lives according to the dictates of reason.

58. Max Stirner - "Struggle For Unhindered Free Exchange Of Information" - My Care2 I would describe myself as someone with strong idealistic goals which I try to achieve by small steps and always in direct action. http://www.care2.com/c2c/people/profile.html?pid=639242796

59. Max Stirner Quotes 4 quotes and quotations by max stirner. max stirner The men of the future will yet fight their way to many a liberty that we do not even miss. http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/m/max_stirner.html

Add the "Quote of the Day" to Your Site or Blog - it's EASY! Home Quote Topics Quote Keywords ... Author Nationalities Authors: A B C D ... Z Web brainyquote.com Max Stirner Quotes Type: Philosopher Quotes Category: German Philosopher Quotes Date of Birth: October 25 Date of Death: June 26 Nationality: German Find on Amazon: Max Stirner Related Authors: Friedrich Nietzsche Arthur Schopenhauer Theodor Adorno Karl Marx ... Jurgen Habermas He who must expend his life to prolong life cannot enjoy it, and he who is still seeking for his life does not have it and can as little enjoy it. Max Stirner The men of the future will yet fight their way to many a liberty that we do not even miss. Max Stirner The state calls its own violence law, but that of the individual crime. Max Stirner Whoever will be free must make himself free. Freedom is no fairy gift to fall into a man's lap. What is freedom? To have the will to be responsible for one's self. Max Stirner Quotes RSS Feeds About Us Inquire Privacy Terms

60. Recommended Reading Adams, Joey. The Joey Adams Joke Dictionary Clark, John P. max stirner s Egoism. London Freedom Press, 1976. Cohen, Ted. . Patterson, R.W.K. The Nihilistic Egoist, max stirner. http://hometown.aol.com/geinster/Bib.htm

htmlAdWH('93212816', '728', '90'); Main Recommended Reading Adams, Joey. The Joey Adams Joke Dictionary . New York: The Citadel Press, 1962. Allison, David B. (ed.). The New Nietzsche: Contemporary Styles of Interpretation . New York: Delta Publishing Company, 1977. Ames, Van Meter. "Existentialism: Irrational, Nihilistic." Humanist 10 (February, 1950), pp. 15 - 22. Ansell-Pearson, Keith. Nietzsche as Political Thinker . New York: Cambridge University Press, 1994. Aquinas, Thomas. Basic Writings of St. Thomas Aquinas, Vol. I . Anton C. Pegis (ed.). New York: Random House, Inc, 1945. Aristotle. The Basic Works of Aristotle . Richard McKeon (ed.). New York: Random House, 1941. Bach, Kent. Exit Existentialism: A Philosophy of Self Awareness . Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Co., Inc., 1973. Bakhtin, Mikhail. Rabelais and His World . Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1968. Bakunin, Mikhail. God and The State . New York: Dover Publications, 1970. The Political Philosophy of Bakunin: Scientific Anarchism . G.P. Maximoff (ed.) The Free Press of Glencoe, 1953.

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