Stirner on Egoism vs. Immorality is an important to understanding the Stirnerite egoist view on morality i go this from the The Egoist Archive www.nonserviam.com in the Recommended Reading section
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Aus dem Kuriositätenkabinett der Philosophie: Stirner, Der Einzige und sein Eigentum interpretiert von Christoph Hackenberg auf www.dada-dada.tv
A 78 year old sculptor of steel, Karl Stirner is known as 'the father of the Eastern Pennsylvania Art movement.'
Johann Kaspar Schmidt, più noto con lo pseudonimo di Max Stirner (Bayreuth, 25 ottobre 1806 -- Berlino, 26 giugno 1856), è stato un filosofo tedesco, sostenitore radicale di posizioni antistataliste che danno importanza all'ateismo, all'egoismo ed a un primordiale concetto anarchico. Il nom de plume deriva da un soprannome che gli era stato dato dai compagni di scuola a motivo della sua alta fronte (Stirn). Viene considerato come uno degli antesignani di ideologie quali nichilismo, esistenzialismo e soprattutto anarco-individualismo, mentre in senso stretto il suo anarchismo, inteso come ideologia a sbocco movimentista, non è mai esistito, in quanto le sue idee furono strettamente individualiste, non definendosi inoltre da sè medesimo mai anarchico. Egli nega esplicitamente di sostenere una posizione filosofica assoluta, aggiungendo che dovendosi assegnare a un qualche -ismo sceglie che sia l'egoismo. Stirner chiaramente aderisce sia all'egoismo psicologico sia all'egoismo etico, le antitesi di tutte le ideologie più tradizionali e di tutti gli atteggiamenti sociali come lui li concepiva. L'opera principale di Stirner è Der Einzige und sein Eigentum, L'ego e la sua proprietà (o L'Unico e la sua proprietà), pubblicata per la prima volta a Lipsia nel 1844 e comparsa in numerose successive edizioni e traduzioni. Stirner proclama che le religioni e le ideologie si fondano primariamente sopra delle superstizioni e di conseguenza denuncia come superstizioni il nazionalismo, lo <b>...</b>
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This is a recording of the preface to Max Stirner's famous book, The Ego and His Own. This is taken from a Librivox recording which is not finished yet, but hopefully soon will be. Go here to see the project: librivox.org
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Max Stirner: en.wikipedia.org Max Stirner wrote "The Ego and Its Own" in 1844. It is a proclamation of absolute egoism. It has influenced (directly or indirectly) anarchism, existentialism, and even certain German groups, which are precursors of fascism. Helms: en.wikipedia.org In "The German Ideology" Marx and Engels criticize Stirner unmercifully. They say Stirner's intellectual revolt is impotent and sterile. Only with ideas one can not change the ties in society and can not emancipate oneself. Only through practical revolution can society be liberated from the alien forces which control the people in a society. The satirical, unmerciful criticism by Marx on Stirner in "The German Ideology": en.wikipedia.org I have drawn heavily on Leszek Kolakowski's book "Main currents of Marxism 1. The Founders"
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An introduction to a video about Marx's Criticism of Max Stirner's philosophy of egocentrism. Labour is what distinguishes the human species from the other animal species. With the increase of population, division of labour appeared because it is more effective. This led to alienation of humans from the products of their labour and from labour itself, also from other human beings. Marx does not consider division of labour, alienation and private property to be 'mistakes', he considers them necessary stages in the evolution of human society. The point is that human consciousness is a social product and cannot be considered as self-sufficient and absolutely independant from other human beings or from society. Hopefully (and depending on the interest, or lack of it), I will make a more detailed video on this important topic. Steven Fry on his programme "The Planet Word": www.youtube.com Oscar Wilde's article "The Soul of Man under Socialism": en.wikipedia.org
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A book review. My memory card became full at the end. I was basically going to say i wish branpolice luck
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Do we have a self at a certain place in our brain, something that does the experiencing? Modern neuroscience shows that it's more the networking in the whole brain that is our consciousness. Homunculus, from Goethe's play "Faustus": en.wikipedia.org In the past, idealist philosophers thought that consciousness is an ideal part of reality. Marx did not accept that, he thought that pure self-consciousness, able to be aware of its existence wholy independantly of it being in the material world and and in society, is fiction! He said that man created himself in the process of social labour, and that it can be said that nature is humanized nature and consciousness is the way nature has self-knowledge. I think he was thinking in an evolutionary way. (Crazy hair, I know!) The third part (again with crazy hair) is coming shortly, where I will talk about Stirner's egocentrism.
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This is a video I made for a project in my Modern Political Theory class. We had to pick a political philosopher from the 19th century. I chose to study Max Stirner. Pictures: dwardmac.pitzer.edu www.nonserviam.com upload.wikimedia.org Work Cited: "Biography of Max Stirner." Incredible People: info about the famous people around the world.Incredible People. 30 April 2009 profiles.incredible-people.com Leopold, David . "Max Stirner." Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 2006. Web.30 April 2009. plato.stanford.edu Nyberg, Svein Olav . "Max Stirner's Philosophy." Max Stirner. April 30 2009 www.nonserviam.com Stirner, Max. Art and Religion. Berlin: Rheinische Zeitung, 1842. Print. Stirner, Max. The False Principle of Education. Berlin: Rheinische Zeitung, 1842. Print. Follow Me: twitter.com dailybooth.com vidaeternal.deviantart.com vampire2976.livejournal.com
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Lylia Stirner is a hippie and a friend to us, and we'd like to make a tribute of her.
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I discuss various types of materialist philosophy, the philosophy of Karl Marx, and discuss and develop some of the ideas of individualist anarchist philosopher Max Stirner. Part 2 of this video series is available at: www.youtube.com
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A new series, dedicated to poets, dramatists and novelists who write in the theme of noble, 'fiery', defiance. I hope to bring together a nice collection of different spirits, both good and evil, all of great spirit.
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Gelesen aus: Max Stirner "Der Einzige und sein Eigentum" Max Stirner Gesellschaft unter: www.msges.de
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MAybe I just do things to elitic response? maybe I'm a troll.lol j/k
Ausgangslage für diesen Film war die Semesteraufgabe „Wachtraum", in der es galt, die Welten und die Wahrnehmung zwischen dem Wachen und dem Schlafen zu beschreiben. Der Zustand, in dem man immer wieder unmerklich von den eigenen Gedanken in den Traum abdriftet und das Unterbewusstsein beginnt, Besitz von den Gedanken zu ergreifen, um die Handlung voran zu treiben. Immer wieder abrupt unterbrochen von Momenten scheinbarer Klarheit. Die Präzession zwischen Realität und Phantasterei. Die Glaubwürdigkeit des Absurden. Dabei ging es weder darum, sich analytisch, noch tiefenpsychologisch dem Thema zu nähern, sondern vielmehr darum, das Spontane, Intuitive und das unreflektierte Moment zur Darstellung zu nutzen. Bis auf Ausgabeformate, gab es für diese Aufgabe keine technischen oder handwerklichen Vorgaben. Die Studenten konnten sich frei zwischen Realfilm, Animation oder anderen Darstellungsmöglichkeiten entscheiden. Semester: WS 2009/2010 Betreuer: Christine Engel / Rob Negelen
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