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The Ego and His Own

Author: Max Stirner

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Title: The Ego and His Own

Author: Max Stirner

Description: Stirner's radical egoism rejects God, the state, humanity and every moral ideal that claims a hold over the individual. Published in 1844, it is the classic case for amoralism, in Steven T. Byington's translation.

Pages: 440

Size: 2.38 MB

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