Der Einzige und sein Eigentum: Eine kritik der Junghegelianer

The book presents a profound exploration of individualism and nihilism through the lens of Max Stirner's philosophy. Stirner vehemently rejects any allegiance to causes or ideologies, asserting that he prioritizes the self above all, including traditional notions of good and evil. His rhetoric challenges the idea of sacrifice for greater ideals, positioning himself as a creator of meaning rather than a follower. This work critiques not only Hegel but also the Young Hegelians, emphasizing Stirner's belief in the primacy of the individual over collective concerns.