Attributing perfectionism to Stirner conflates the mere valorization of autonomy with perfectionism, when anti-perfectionist liberals like Rawls equally prize self-determination without endorsing perfectionist theory.
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Max Stirner (1806-1856) was a German philosopher who argued that individuals should prioritize their own interests and reject social constraints, emphasizing radical personal freedom and self-interest.
Valorization(general philosophical language)
The act of highlighting, praising, or treating something as especially important or valuable.
autonomy(Used to ground worker rights to self-governance in the workplace)
The right to freely determine one's own actions
self-determination(international law and sovereignty)
An internationally recognized legal principle under which peoples (not only states) can advance a claim to ultimate authority in international law