Examples of using Stirner in English and their translations into Danish
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Joël was forthright:"Stirner" is for many non-theological philosophers a code word for what theologians call"the devil.
Stirner was brought into discussion only some years later,
some established that Stirner was a forerunner of Nietzsche,
Given the widespread contempt for, and the still more prevalent ignorance regarding Stirner some pronouncements about him, voiced by prominent thinkers.
But also the so-called second Stirner renaissance starting from the mid-1960s-- Stirner had been again in oblivion for nearly a half century-- got off the ground by the same pattern.
Nowadays Stirner, if he is known at all, is of course no longer regarded as a pariah,
Similar apocalyptic fears might have driven Jürgen Habermas in his younger years to condemn the"absurdity of Stirner's fury" with furious words-- and since that time never to mention Stirner again, even in texts about Left Hegelianism.
He was in no way mentally related to that petty bourgeois species anarchistica[Stirner]."(6) Rüdiger Safranski also closes his Stirner chapter with the remark that Nietzsche must have felt the petty bourgeois Stirner as abhorrent.
While others, including Engels, initially admired Stirner, Marx saw from the beginning in him an enemy who needed to be annihilated.
a time which approximately coincides with Nietzsche's lifetime in awareness, Stirner was rarely discussed in public.
Max Stirner was initially a rather inconspicuous figure in the group surrounding Bruno Bauer.
Max Stirner- un contemptor del"practica"?
Max Stirner-- what a vilified and hated name!
Max Stirner- un anarchista pedagogo?
Max Stirner- is he contemptuous of"Practice"?
Max Stirner within the LSR project English.
Stirner rapidly sank into poverty, and died in 1856.
The Negation of the Irrational Super-ego in Max Stirner.
In 1886 Friedrich Engels tried to foist Stirner onto the anarchists as their"prophet.
The Anarcho-capitalists and Max Stirner.