Along with Montesquieu, this philosopher was the subject of much of Althusser's thought in the late 1950s, which culminatedin Althusser's publication in 1960 of an essay on this thinker's "Philosophical Manifestoes." This thinker arguedfor a new philosophy grounded in sensation in opposition to Cartesian rationalism in his Principles for the Philos
Along with Montesquieu, this philosopher was the subject of much of Althusser's thought in the late 1950s, which culminatedin Althusser's publication in 1960 of an essay on this thinker's "Philosophical Manifestoes." This thinker arguedfor a new philosophy grounded in sensation in opposition to Cartesian rationalism in his Principles for the Philosophy of theFuture, and his late work, including the essay "On Spiritualism and Materialism," and the book On Moral Philosophy, waschieflfly concerned with the drive towards happiness. This philosopher was heavily criticized by Max Stirner in The Ego andHis Own for bringing about only a "theoretical liberation," which only resulted in a "change of masters," and by Bruno Bauer,a fellow Young Hegelian, who attacked this thinker in an essay titled after this man's "Characteristics." This thinker's mostfamous work draws heavily on D.F. Strauss' The Life of Jesus Critically Examined and claims that "theology is anthropology."The subject of eleven short aphorisms, the last of which states, "Philosophers have only interpreted the world... the point isto change it," For 10 points, identify this German philosopher, the subject of some theses of Marx, who wrote The Essence ofChristianity.
Along with Montesquieu, this philosopher was the subject of much of Althusser's thought in the late 1950s, which culminatedin Althusser's publication in 1960 of an essay on this thinker's "Philosophical Manifestoes."
Ludwig Feuerbach