Max Stirner Quote

On the contrary, to educate rational people, that should be sufficient; it is not really intended for sensible people; to understand things and conditions, there is the matter ended,—to understand oneself does not seem to be everyman's concern.


p. 22 - The False Principle of our Education (1842)


On the contrary, to educate rational people, that should be sufficient; it is not really intended for sensible people; to understand things and...

On the contrary, to educate rational people, that should be sufficient; it is not really intended for sensible people; to understand things and...

On the contrary, to educate rational people, that should be sufficient; it is not really intended for sensible people; to understand things and...

On the contrary, to educate rational people, that should be sufficient; it is not really intended for sensible people; to understand things and...