Feuerbach: les arrels de la filosofia socialista

Friedrich Engels

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anglès

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Complete work

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Written by the author

Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries) +--------------------------------------------------+ | Obvious typographical errors have been corrected. | | +--------------------------------------------------+ FEUERBACH THE ROOTS OF THE SOCIALIST PHILOSOPHY BY FREDERICK ENGELS TRANSLATED WITH CRITICAL INTRODUCTION BY AUSTIN LEWIS CHICAGO CHARLES H. KERR & COMPANY Copyright, 1903 By CHARLES H. KERR & COMPANY INTRODUCTION. This work takes us back nearly sixty years, to a time when what is now a movement of universal significance was in its infancy. Hegel and the Revolution of 1848; these are the points of departure. To the former, we owe the philosophic form of the socialist doctrine, to the latter, its practical activity as a movement. In the midst of the turmoil and strife and apparent defeat of those days two men, Marx and Engels, exiled and without influence, betook themselves to their books and began laboriously to fashion the form and doctrine of the most powerful intellectual and political movement of all time. To the task they brought genius, scholarship, and a capacity for hard work and patient research. In each of these qualities they were supreme. Marx possessed a colossal mind; no thinker upon social subjects, not even Herbert Spencer, has been his superior, for the time. To the task they brought genius, scholarship, and a capacity for hard work and patient research. In each of these qualities they were supreme. Marx possessed a colossal mind; no thinker upon social subjects, not even Herbert Spencer, has been his superior, for the lonely socialist could claim a comprehensiveness, a grasp of relations and a power of generalization, together with a boldness of conception, which place him in a class by himself. Engels was the able co-adjutor and co-worker with Marx. He was a deep and acute thinker, a m

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