Louis Althusser wrote that this work forms the "front edge" or "earlier limit" of a "break" or "rupture" in its author's thought. This document, which was written in exile in Brussels, was said by its editor to be the "brilliant germ of the new world outlook." Part of this work notes that "it is essential to educate the educator himself"; later, its author remarks that "human practice" is the rational solution for "all mysteries which mislead theory into mysticism." These eleven statements, which were preliminary work to The German Ideology, end with the conclusion that "the philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point, however, is to chang
Louis Althusser wrote that this work forms the "front edge" or "earlier limit" of a "break" or "rupture" in its author's thought. This document, which was written in exile in Brussels, was said by its editor to be the "brilliant germ of the new world outlook." Part of this work notes that "it is essential to educate the educator himself"; later, its author remarks that "human practice" is the rational solution for "all mysteries which mislead theory into mysticism." These eleven statements, which were preliminary work to The German Ideology, end with the conclusion that "the philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point, however, is to change it." FTP, name this collection of Karl Marx's reactions to the author of The Essence of Christianity.
Louis Althusser wrote that this work forms the "front edge" or "earlier limit" of a "break" or "rupture" in its author's thought.
Theses on Feuerbach [or Thesen Ã¼ber Feuerbach]