Science And Revolution
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Theoretically, Feuerbach had thus overcome Hegelian idealism and become a materialist philosopher. But when it came to a practical application of his new understanding to social problems, he balked at the logical progress implied by his advance over Hegel and fell into mean- 112 SCIENCE AND THE WORKING CLASS ingless ethical generalizations of love. On this field, Hegel himself had gone farther than his revolutionary disciple. Feuerbach overcame the natural and religious idealism of Hegel, but f...ailed to even suspect the meaning of the Hegel- ian philosophy of state and law. When con- fronted with the actual problems of social evolution, he was as helpless as the French so- cialists of the i8th century, who were masters of philosophic criticism, but had nothing construc- tive to offer save Utopian abstractions.
Marx, on his part, had arrived at an under- standing of the deep and significant interrelation between politics and philosophy. In Kant's philosophy, Marx recognized the German theory of the French revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theoretically, Feuerbach had thus overcome Hegelian idealism and become a materialist philosopher. But when it came to a practical application of his new understanding to social problems, he balked at the logical progress implied by his advance over Hegel and fell into mean- 112 SCIENCE AND THE WORKING CLASS ingless ethical generalizations of love. On this field, Hegel himself had gone farther than his revolutionary disciple. Feuerbach overcame the natural and religious idealism of Hegel, but f...ailed to even suspect the meaning of the Hegel- ian philosophy of state and law. When con- fronted with the actual problems of social evolution, he was as helpless as the French so- cialists of the i8th century, who were masters of philosophic criticism, but had nothing construc- tive to offer save Utopian abstractions.
Marx, on his part, had arrived at an under- standing of the deep and significant interrelation between politics and philosophy. In Kant's philosophy, Marx recognized the German theory of the French revolution.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Untermann to read onlineMoreLess
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