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... human labour , in order that it should not claim all our time and effort , as is the case under competition .... For whom , however , should time be gained ? For what purpose does a human being need more time than is required to restore ...
... human labour , in order that it should not claim all our time and effort , as is the case under competition .... For whom , however , should time be gained ? For what purpose does a human being need more time than is required to restore ...
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... human essence and to transform the different stages of socialism into different philosophies of human essence . This unhistorical abstraction induces Herr Grün to proclaim the abolition of all distinction between the internal and the ...
... human essence and to transform the different stages of socialism into different philosophies of human essence . This unhistorical abstraction induces Herr Grün to proclaim the abolition of all distinction between the internal and the ...
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... human consumption , the recognition of the " essential nature of consumption " . ( P. 432. ) Since he knows nothing of the real relations of production and consumption , he has to take refuge in human essence , the last hiding - place ...
... human consumption , the recognition of the " essential nature of consumption " . ( P. 432. ) Since he knows nothing of the real relations of production and consumption , he has to take refuge in human essence , the last hiding - place ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 11 |
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels THE GERMAN IDEOLOGY | 25 |
FEUERBACH Opposition of the Materialist and Idealist Outlooks | 33 |
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abolished actual alien already ancient antithesis basis become Berlin Boötes bourgeoisie Bruno Bauer Christian communism communist competition concept consciousness contradiction course creator criticism division of labour domination egoist in agreement Engels essence everything example existing expression fact feudal Feuerbach Frederick Engels freedom French G.W.F. Hegel German German Ideology Hegel Hegelian heilige Familie hence Herr Grün holy human idea illusion imagines Incidentally individuals insofar intercourse interests Jacques le bonhomme Karl Marx liberalism Ludwig Feuerbach Marx matter Max Stirner means merely modern moral nature nonsense organisation owner passage is crossed peculiarity person petty bourgeois philosophy phrases political possession precisely private property productive forces proletarians regarded relations revolution Saint Bruno Saint Max Saint Sancho Saint-Simon society spectre spirit Stirner struggle synonymy Szeliga things thought tion transformed true socialism true socialists truth union unique whole Wigand word workers youth