Browse essays, interviews, and excerpts available to read on Union of Egoists.
Latest additions
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In Praise of Chaos
Enzo Martucci argues that libertarian communism would retain government and contrasts it with anarchy as a plurality of freely chosen ways of life.
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A Bogus Book
An 1899 review in Melbourne’s Tocsin challenges Ragnar Redbeard’s account of individualism and his appeal to the survival of the fittest.
Earlier articles
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The Real Meaning of Sabotage: A 1913 IWW Classic by Gerald O. Desmond
This essay, “The Significance of Sabotage,” is reprinted from Industrial Worker, Volume 5, Issue 12, June 12, 1913. The Industrial Worker was the official newspaper of…
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Walt Whitman and Comstock or The Whirligig of Time by Benjamin R. Tucker
Benjamin R. Tucker · The New York Herald (Paris edition), November 23, 1930.
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Dora Marsden, a Feminist Disciple of Nietzsche
A FEMINIST DISCIPLE OF NIETZSCHE The feminist movement has evolved its ‘superwoman’ or, rather, the superwoman is the ultimate expression of that new philosophy of feminism…
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UoE Interview: Svein Olav Nyberg
An interview with Svein Olav Nyberg Mr. Nyberg, could you briefly tell us your definition of Egoism? What authors have inspired your writing? My direct inspirations…
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Ragnar Redbeard and the Industrial Workers of the World
My property is not a thing, since this has an existence independent of me; only my might is my own. Not this tree, but my might…
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Men Against the State | 1970 Review | Sidney E. Parker
Sidney E. Parker · Freedom, October 10, 1970. Transcribed from Western World Review.
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Anent The Decalogue by Dora Marsden
Anent The Decalogue “LOVE ONE ANOTHER” by Dora Marsden PERHAPS the most striking illustration of the unquestioning habit of mind common to us all is the…
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“A Difference of Words Only” by Tak Kak (James L. Walker)
Tak Kak (James L. Walker) · Liberty, vol. 5, no. 17, March 24, 1888, p. 803.
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“A Note On Ernst Jünger’s Eumeswil” by Sid Parker
The following is excerpted from Non Serviam (1992), issue no. 22.: A note on Ernst Jünger’s Eumeswil By Sid Parker Ernst Jünger (1895-1998) was one of…
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“Gems of Thought” by Malfew Seklew, from The Clarion (1932)
Malfew Seklew · The Clarion, vol. 1, no. 1, September 1932.
From the archive
- Against Max Stirner: A Defence of Marxism’s Humanist Standpoint
Alastair McLeish · Non Serviam, no. 23, April 2006.