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Criticism will archive pieces about the work of a member of the Union of Egoists. Biographical sketches will be linked off of the Biography page for each member.

  • “The Right of Might” by Sidney E. Parker (1984)

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  • “The Right of Might” by Sidney E. Parker (1984)

Recent Episodes

  • 04 All Things are Nothing to Me | The Ego and His Own Podcast December 10, 2018
  • The Ego and His Own Podcast – Narrator’s Introduction and Preamble December 2, 2018
  • World Union of Egoists Conference 2018 – Preprandial Cocktail Hour August 25, 2018

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  • SA1090 | Protagoras. Nietzsche. Stirner.: Expositors of Egoism | Benedict Lachmann
  • Welcome to the Union of Egoists
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  • Stirner and Marx
  • Journals
  • Der Individualistische Anarchist (1919)
  • Distinctively Dionysian (2018)
  • Der Geist
  • The Eagle and The Serpent (1898)

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  • Finally, the 1985 translation of Benedicht Lachmann’s 1914 work on Egoism has been published, after being lost for 33 years. Lachmann, a German individualist-anarchist, helped in the research of John Henry Mackay’s biography of Max Stirner, as well as publishing his own anarchist journal Der individualistische Anarchist (1919). Benedict Lachmann was considered an intellectual threat to the Nazis. On October 18th, 1941, the 63-year-old was sent to to Łódź with the very first transport that left Berlin. He died there on December 4th, 1941.
  • A new journal added to the Journal list at UnionOfEgoists.com
  • New to the UoE Library. Orage was editor of the British journal "The New Age" and an early advocate of Nietzsche in the Anglosphere. The publisher of his thin volume on Nietzsche was the same that published the first complete translations of Nietzsche as edited by Oscar Levy. There is an article pulled from Orage-era "New Age" in "Der Geist" issue two that is an update of the goings-on of egoists of the time.

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