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Albert Jay Nock was one of the most thoroughgoing critics of using “political means” to achieve social ends in the American literary tradition. Libertarians have embraced Nock’s often virulent antistatism, but his possession of the traits he ascribed to Jefferson—“radical principles and ideals combined with Tory manners”—have made Nock’s contributions broader and more far ...
Albert Jay Nock (October 13, 1870 – August 19, 1945) was an American libertarian author, editor, and social critic. Renowned for his fierce opposition to state influence, his philosophical outlook challenged prevailing notions of governance and societal organization. Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Nock was raised by a priest father and steelworker mother. He attended St. Stephen’s College ...
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 ...
Albert Jay Nock (13 octobre 1870 – 19 août 1945) est un auteur libertarien et journaliste américain, également théoricien de l'éducation et critique social. Son œuvre, qui représente une critique radicale de l'État, a exercé une influence importante sur le mouvement libertarien et paléo-conservateur aux États-Unis .
by Albert J. Nock - 1935 His Classic Critique Distinguishing 'Government' from the 'STATE'. In Memoriam Albert Jay Nock 1870 - 1945 In Memoriam Edmund Cadwalader Evans A sound economist, one of the few who understand the nature of the state Be it or be it not true that Man is shapen in iniquity and conceived in
Albert Jay Nock (1870-1945) was Editor of The Freeman (1920-1924) and author of many books and articles on the philosophy of government and human freedom. “Isaiah’s Job” is extracted from his book, Free Speech and Plain Language, now out of print, published by William Morrow & Company, New York, 1937. Even the most stout-hearted ...
22. Okt. 2015 · Albert Jay Nock era o que, na minha juventude, teria sido descrito como um expoente de uma educação nas “artes liberais”. Ele compreendia não apenas que “ideias têm consequências” – proposição mais tarde desenvolvida por Richard Weaver – mas também que as organizações
