One work whose title implicitly criticizes this entity posits a "World of Interpretation." Another work about this concept claims that "the conscious subject has for his object the infinity of his own nature." A book with this word in its title prompted Max Stirner to publish The Ego and His Own, and claims that one of the central ideas in this belief system is an "externalization" of man. Josiah Royce wrote about the "Problem" of this belief, an
One work whose title implicitly criticizes this entity posits a "World of Interpretation." Another work about this concept claims that "the conscious subject has for his object the infinity of his own nature." A book with this word in its title prompted Max Stirner to publish The Ego and His Own, and claims that one of the central ideas in this belief system is an "externalization" of man. Josiah Royce wrote about the "Problem" of this belief, and Kierkegaard wrote a work about the "Practice in" this belief. For 10 points, name this belief system, the "Essence" of which was claimed to be nothing by Ludwig Feuerbach.
One work whose title implicitly criticizes this entity posits a "World of Interpretation."
{Christianity}