Philosophy


A thoroughgoing Individualist, he admired Friedrich Nietzsche and showed early interest in the construct of Sigmund Freud. His thinking is also critical towards a mass "herd instinct", which he thought oppresses and prevents individuals from developing fully. However, he did non oppose social networks and insisted that his philosophy did non seek to destroy society for the benefit of the individual, but to assistance to establish new networks of social interaction. In sociology, he objected to the holistic utility example espoused by Émile Durkheim.