lombas
28th December 2009, 03:11
I'm quite fond of Stirner's ideas and have read parts of The Ego and Its Own (Cambridge edition). I wonder though...
Would the thought of Stirner allow for political action? How would its policies look like? Or is it "consequentialist" (which seems odd, because that itself would be a fixed idea) and would resort to anarchist organization methods - but which?
Also, I'm looking for Marxist constructive critiques of Stirner (not by Marx himself :)) or other "egoist communists/anarchists".
Oh, and also, I'm looking for an answer to the question: "Yes, left-wing and all that, but basically, when it comes down to it, in reality the thought allows for "anarcho"-capitalists to just do their thing."
Would the thought of Stirner allow for political action? How would its policies look like? Or is it "consequentialist" (which seems odd, because that itself would be a fixed idea) and would resort to anarchist organization methods - but which?
Also, I'm looking for Marxist constructive critiques of Stirner (not by Marx himself :)) or other "egoist communists/anarchists".
Oh, and also, I'm looking for an answer to the question: "Yes, left-wing and all that, but basically, when it comes down to it, in reality the thought allows for "anarcho"-capitalists to just do their thing."