LITMIR.BIZ

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664147141

Table of Contents

       PUBLISHER'S PREFACE

       INTRODUCTION

       TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE

       THE EGO AND HIS OWN

       Part First

       Man

       I

       A HUMAN LIFE

       II.

       MEN OF THE OLD TIME AND THE NEW

       I.—THE ANCIENTS

       II.—THE MODERNS

       III.—THE FREE

       Part Second

       I

       I

       OWNNESS [104]

       II

       THE OWNER

       I.—MY POWER

       II.—MY INTERCOURSE

       III.—MY SELF-ENJOYMENT

       III

       THE UNIQUE ONE

       THE END

       INDEX

       BENJ. R. TUCKER'S Unique Catalogue of Advanced Literature

       LIBERTY

       MODERN MARRIAGE

       CARLOTTA CORTINA

       Here's Luck to Lora AND OTHER POEMS

       The Anarchists

       JOSIAH WARREN

       The Philosophy of Egoism

       Slaves to Duty

       State Socialism AND Anarchism

       The Attitude of Anarchism TOWARD Industrial Combinations

       MUTUAL BANKING

       CHARLES A. DANA'S PLEA FOR ANARCHY

       The Ballad of Reading Gaol

       God and the State

       Free Political Institutions

       A Blow at Trial by Jury

       Instead of a Book

       BENJ. R. TUCKER, P. O. Box 1312, New York City .

PUBLISHER'S PREFACE

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      For more than twenty years I have entertained the design of publishing an English translation of "Der Einzige und sein Eigentum." When I formed this design, the number of English-speaking persons who had ever heard of the book was very limited. The memory of Max Stirner had been virtually extinct for an entire generation. But in the last two decades there has been a remarkable revival of interest both in the book and in its author. It began in this country with a discussion in the pages of the Anarchist periodical, "Liberty," in which Stirner's thought was clearly expounded and vigorously championed by Dr. James L. Walker, who adopted for this discussion the pseudonym "Tak Kak." At that time Dr. Walker was the chief editorial writer for the Galveston "News." Some years later he became a practising physician in Mexico, where he died in 1904. A series of essays which he began in an Anarchist periodical, "Egoism," and which he lived to complete, was published after his death in a small volume, "The Philosophy of Egoism." It is a very able and convincing exposition of Stirner's teachings, and almost the only one that exists in the English language. But the chief instrument in the revival of Stirnerism was and is the German poet, John Henry Mackay. Very early in his career he met Stirner's name in Lange's "History of Materialism," and was moved thereby to read his book. The work made such an

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