This philosopher wrote about the central concept of his most famous work in an earlier work, calling it "nothing more than a fixed idea."
This philosopher wrote about the central concept of his most famous work in an earlier work, calling it "nothing more than a fixed idea." He supported himself as an independent thinker in Bruckberg with the income from his wife's porcelain factory and had his most famous work translated by George Eliot. His most famous work was attacked in The Ego and His Own by Max Stirner. He screwed over his chances at getting a tenured position by writing Thoughts on Death and Immortality and was analyzed in a book that claimed "The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it." For 10 points, name this author who discussed "the false essence of religion in" The Essence of Christianity, of whom Karl Marx wrote a namesake Theses.
This philosopher wrote about the central concept of his most famous work in an earlier work, calling it "nothing more than a fixed idea."
Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach