@Indigo How's reading Stirner coming along?
@cee Honestly, I haven't gotten much further, been busy with work and using a lot of my free time on vidja and my various hobbies.
What I've read so far has been very interesting though, I like how the whole philosophy is pretty much built around the idea of individualism taken to it's logical extreme.
What I've read so far has been very interesting though, I like how the whole philosophy is pretty much built around the idea of individualism taken to it's logical extreme.
@Indigo o dang, u even got the Stirner emoji niiice 
still halfway through "Walden", will have to get "Self-Reliance" by Emerson, which goes further into ethics and metaphysics... if i can find where i put me wallet
then i gotta summarise everything i've read and put in my critical analysis
still halfway through "Walden", will have to get "Self-Reliance" by Emerson, which goes further into ethics and metaphysics... if i can find where i put me wallet
then i gotta summarise everything i've read and put in my critical analysis
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@cee @Indigo His books are so short though. I really believe he made them like that so you can pass them to normies like pamphlets.
Another thing to add to your reading list is Panarchy by Paul-Emile de Puydt which is where Panarchism was first coined. It isn't in book form however as it was published in a French newspaper back in 1890. Panarchism actually predates anarcho-capitalism, but has been embraced by ancaps in recent years because it's compatible with ancap/voluntaryist principles and I feel like it's a much better way to express our views without feeling alienating.
