The Ego and Its Own
Since its appearance in 1844, "The Ego and Its Own" has seen periodic revivals of popular, political and academic interest based around widely divergent translations and interpretations—some psychological, others political in their emphasis. Today, many ideas associated with post-left anarchy's criticism of ideology and uncompromising individualism are clearly related to Stirner's. His ideas were also adopted by post-anarchism, with Saul Newman largely in agreement with much of Stirner's criticism of classical anarchism, including his rejection of revolution and essentialism.