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August 19, 1945. Genre. Politics, Libertarianism. edit data. American libertarian author, Georgist, social critic of the early and middle 20th century, outspoken opponent of the New Deal. He served as a inspiration for the modern libertarian and Conservative movements. He was one of the first Americans to self-identify as "libertarian".
Albert Jay Nock was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania on October 13, 1870 and spent his early years in Brooklyn, New York. When Nock was nine, his father, an Episcopalian minister, took a call at a small lumber town in Michigan. Nock was a product of home schooling. With very limited guidance, young Albert read freely in his father's classical library. In addition, his father taught him Greek and ...
Albert Jay Nock (n. 13 octombrie 1870 , Scranton, Pennsylvania , Pennsylvania , SUA – d. 19 august 1945 , Wakefield ( d ) , South Kingstown ( d ) , Rhode Island , SUA ) a fost un autor libertarian american, editor la The Freeman ( d ) , iar mai târziu la The Nation ( d ) , georgist și critic social.
1. Jan. 2000 · Nock: The Man. Albert Jay Nock was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, to a respectable but poor family, which relocated a few years afterward to Brooklyn, New York. He learned to read without formal assistance by staring at a news clipping posted on his wall until, at the age of three, he could spell out words. The first book to catch his fancy ...
Albert Jay Nock. Ludwig von Mises Institute, 1964. ISBN 9781610163927. Página 246. En Google books. Consultado el 8 de marzo de 2021. «Todo el poder [del Estado] es lo que la sociedad le da, más lo que de vez en cuando confisca con un pretexto u otro; no hay otra fuente de la que pueda extraerse el poder del Estado. Por lo tanto, toda ...
12. Okt. 2007 · 10/12/2007 • Mises Daily • Jeffrey A. Tucker. For an earlier generation of American dissidents from the prevailing ideology of left-liberalism, a rite of passage was reading Albert Jay Nock’s Memoirs of a Superfluous Man, which appeared in 1943. William F. Buckley was hardly alone in seeing it as a seminal text crucial to his personal ...
