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During the late 20th century, this philosophical position was the subject of several important critiques, including one by Helmut Thielicke subtitled, "Its Origin and Nature, with a Christian Answer", as well as one by Eugene Rose subtitled "The Root of the Revolution of the Modern Age". "The Ego and Its Own" established Max Stirner as an early advocate of this position, whose name was used for the first time by Friedrich Jacobi to negatively characterize transcendental idealism. N.A. Dobrolyubov was the model for the famous fictional practitioner created by Turgenev, whose advocated reliance on science and materialism and sought to bring about a revolution that would destroy the institutions of society. Greatly associated with Nietzsche, FTP, what is this philosophical position, the belief in nothing?
During the late 20th century, this philosophical position was the subject of several important critiques, including one by Helmut Thielicke subtitled, "Its Origin and Nature, with a Christian Answer", as well as one by Eugene Rose subtitled "The Root of the Revolution of the Modern Age".
nihilism