This work tells of a figure who, "not satisfied with abstract thinking, wants contemplation", and attacks that figure's failure to conceive reality as a (*) sensuous human activity.
Twenty-two years after this work was written, its author played his only historically-recorded chess game, against a man named "Meyer". This work asserts that "the dispute over the reality or non-reality of thinking that is isolated from practice is a purely scholastic question", and also maintains that the "earthly family" must be "destroyed in theory and in practice" after being discovered to be "the secret of the holy family". Its later sections assert that "all [➤] social life is essentially practical" and contrast the standpoints of the old and new materialism, which it claims are civil society and human society respectively. This work tells of a figure who, "not satisfied with abstract thinking, wants contemplation", and attacks that figure's failure to conceive reality as a (*) sensuous human activity. For 10 points, identify this work that ends by asserting that "Philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it", an eleven-part critique of the author of The Essence of Christianity written by Karl Marx.
Twenty-two years after this work was written, its author played his only historically-recorded chess game, against a man named "Meyer".
Theses on Feuerbach