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Explore the philosophical roots of socialism with Frederick Engels' insightful analysis, "Feuerbach: The roots of the socialist philosophy." This foundational work delves into the profound influence of Ludwig Feuerbach on the development of dialectical and historical materialism, core tenets of Marxism and socialist thought. Engels meticulously examines Feuerbach's contributions to philosophy and their crucial role in shaping the intellectual landscape of 19th-century Europe.
A key text for understanding the evolution of political philosophy and sociological thought, this volume provides essential context for grasping the origins of socialist ideology. Explore the intellectual debates surrounding Feuerbach's materialism and its impact on the development of Marxism. This edition offers a vital historical perspective for anyone interested in the history of philosophy, political theory, and the social sciences. A cornerstone of socialist literature, meticulously prepared for print.
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