Aristokratia IV is now available on Amazon! https://www.amazon.com/Aristokratia-IV-DAnnunzio-Nietzsc…/…/
SA1019 | Max Stirner/Roots of the Right | Ltd.Ed.45
This edition of Stand Alone pairs 45 uncirculated copies of the 1971 Harper Row edition of Max Stirner: The ...Ego and His Own, with a special typesetting of Sidney E. Parker's review of that book titled "Anarchism, Angst, and Max Stirner." The books are as new, though the dust jackets have varying degrees of shelf and storage wear. Part of the “Roots of the Right” series, this is an abridged, edited of Stirner's Der Einzige based on Byington's translation.
Afficher la suiteWhat are our reader's theories on free will? Does it exist or not?
'Today we no longer have any pity for the concept of "free will": we know only too well what it really is -- the foulest of all theologians' artifices aimed at making mankind "responsible" in their sense, that is, dependent upon them.'
In this video from 2012, UnionOfEgoists.com Editor in Chief Kevin I. Slaughter reads a selection from his book "A Bible Not Borrowed From the Neighbors: Essays ...and Aphorisms in Egoism." In this video, the editor reads a truncated version of the final essay in the book titled "The Religion of Egoism: A Prayer for More Bitterness", written by John Erwin McCall in 1898.
Afficher la suiteAn excellent book which advocates a Nietzschean affirmation of life.
"The role early political models play in shaping future civilizations has been severely underestimated. In recent times, however, the works of Georges Dumézil have been examined in regards to his tripartite theory of society amongst the Indo-Europeans. This is merely the tip of the proverbial iceberg for a much more inclusive and lesser studied system of power which arose in India to become one of the greatest empires in human history. There is a distinct sequential progression of thought from the Mitrá/Varuṇa model espoused by Dumézil through to The Laws of Manu and into the Mauryan Empire." https://manticorepress.net/2017/01/22/emperor-of-the-sun/
Historical film footage of Gabriele D'Annunzio.
'Superiority in our dealings with men results solely from our not needing them at all and our letting them see this. ... This strengthens friendship.'
(PPi, ch. V)
The first review of Aristokratia IV: http://www.counter-currents.com/2017/…/the-cycle-the-center/
The period of the 19th - 20th century produced rapid changes in culture, technology, and political thought. From the aristocratic radicalism of D'Annunzio and N...ietzsche, though to Marx, and the extreme individualism of Stirner, the time was ripe for revolution. It is against this background that Aristokratia IV is set. This is a promotional video for 'Aristokratia IV: D'Annunzio, Nietzsche, Stirner, & Social Revolt'. https://www.amazon.com/Aristokratia-IV-DAnnunzio-Nietzsc…/…/
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