His first major work, an attack on the notion of personal immortality, virtually ended this man's academic career. Much later, he wrote Principles of the Philosophy of the Future, which marked the end
His first major work, an attack on the notion of personal immortality, virtually ended this man's academic career. Much later, he wrote Principles of the Philosophy of the Future, which marked the endpoint of his life's development from pantheistic idealism to a concrete, anthropological approach to philosophy. Marx wrote a series of Theses about him, and Max Stirner claimed that this man's most famous work betrayed his professed atheism. In that work, this man explains how a certain religion is man's "outward projection of his inward nature." For 10 points, name this prominent Young Hegelian whose most famous work is The Essence of Christianity.
His first major work, an attack on the notion of personal immortality, virtually ended this man's academic career.
Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach