Robert James Hellman wrote a history of this group titled "The Red Room and White Beer," while one of their critics depicted them stepping on books while a secret agent reports their activities to the police.
Karl Neuwerck's involvement with this group cost him a teaching post.  Robert James Hellman wrote a history of this group titled "The Red Room and White Beer," while one of their critics depicted them stepping on books while a secret agent reports their activities to the police. One member of this group argued that art had been replaced by philosophy, which must in turn be replaced by action, in Prolegomena to Historiosophy, while another member of this group advocated anarchy in The Ego and Its Own. The addressee of Letter to Arnold Ruge was one of them and that letter is a renunciation of this group by a member that would also attack them in The Holy Family. That former member also attacked this group with the notion of "species-being" in his On the Jewish Question. Rejected by Karl Marx, FTP, identify this group that included Bruno Bauer, David Strauss and Ludwig Feuerbach and took their name from an earlier thinker famous for writing Phenomenology of Spirit and talking about the dialetic.
Karl Neuwerck's involvement with this group cost him a teaching post.  
the {Young Hegelians} [accept {Left Hegelians}; {Junghegelianer}; {Linkshegelianer}; prompt on “{Holy Family}” or “{Heilige Familie}” until mentioned; prompt on “{Hegelians}”]