Tidslinje: 1800-1899

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Max Stirner and "Die Freien". "Die Freien" was a 19th-century circle of political philosophers in Germany, gathering for informal discussion over a period of a few years. From left: Arnold Ruge, Ludwig Bühl, Carl Nauwerck, Bruno Bauer, Otto Wigand, Edgar Bauer, Max Stirner, Eduard Meyen, three unknown persons, Karl Friedrich Köppen. Sketch drawn by Friedrich Engels circa 1842 with Max Stirner smoking at the table. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

Socialistisk Biblioteks Tidslinje med links til begivenheder og personer i 1806.

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Max Stirner. From drawing by Friedrich Engels, on 1841. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

25. oktober 1806

Den individuelle anarkismes fader, Max Stirner (Johann Caspar Schmidt) fødes i Beureuth i Bayern (dør 26. juni 1856 i Berlin).

Se:

Max Stirner (Wikipedia.dk)

Stirner, Max (Sorte Fane Blog). Oversigt over tekster på dansk + links.

Max Stirner (Wikipedia.org)

Max-Stirner (Archiv Leipzig)

Max Stirner (Anarchy Archive). Med Biography, Collected Works, Bibliography and Commentary.

Max Stirner (Marxists Internet Archive/Reference archive) Biography + The Ego and Its Own, 1844.

Max Stirner Bibliography (Website of James Herod, December 2004)

Max Stirner (1902). Af Georg Brandes (Det Anarkistiske Bibliotek)

Max Stirner’s philosophy is actually worth reading (Jacobin, February 4, 2024). “Max Stirner is mainly remembered as the ‘nihilist’ thinker derided by Karl Marx. But, a newly translated article by German socialist Hermann Duncker argues, Stirner’s philosophy of self-liberation has important lessons for the working-class movement.”

Max Stirner. By Richard Booher (Marx & Philosophy Review of Books, 30 September 2012). Review of Saul Newman’s (ed.) book (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011). “The present edited volume aims to bring about another resurrection of this egoistic gadfly by introducing Stirner to a broader public and demonstrating his relevance to contemporary radical theory.”

Stirner, Feurbach, Marx and the Young Hegelians. By David McLellan (Libcom.org). Chapter from David McLellan, The Young Hegelians and Karl Marx (MacMillan Press, 1980)

Saint Max (Marxists Internet Archive). Chapter from Marx/Engels, The German Ideology (1845) (Collected Works, Vol.5, 1975)