Title: Very invigorating and thought-provoking.
Product review: This is a book that has been ignored undeservedly for a long time. "The most revolutionary book ever written" powerfully spurns the use of anything above the self as a means of defining the self. Stirner observes that the egoists -- the sultans, kings, and potentates -- live for their own ends off man's devotion to "ghosts" embodied in not only religion but also humanism. Stirner refuses to worship external idols and unabashedly asserts himself as the reference point for his life.At times the book becomes long and taxing, but patience definitely pays off. Whether the reader agrees with the message or not, this work stimulates and challenges.
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