Lots of people will tell you that you don't need to read hegel to understand Stirner better but I'll say, it is actually impossible to read and understand Stirner if you never read and understood Hegel.

Under the dominion of the State there is no property of mine.

David Hume: : A Comprehensive Introduction | Epistemology, Ethics, Politics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvV7nUWg4To

David Hume: : A Comprehensive Introduction | Epistemology, Ethics, Politics
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David Hume: : A Comprehensive Introduction | Epistemology, Ethics, Politics

David Hume's Moral and Political Philosophy Experience and knowledge: ideas/impressions; facts and values: passions/reason, moral judgement, natural and artificial virtues, justice and conventions; Hume’s criticism of the social contract (consent) theories.…

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As a means logically implies an end, so an ought can only logically come from an if-clause: for instance, “I ought to exercise if I want to build my strength.” Often the if-clause is omitted in ink or sound, but it is always implied: “She ought to diet (if…

The great mass of error with regard to moral theory is caused by the conflation of descriptive and prescriptive morality. No one doubts that moralities, like religions, exist. We can describe those moralities in terms of behaviour, belief, biological and cultural…