Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 24 pages of analysis & critique of Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach.

Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 24 pages of analysis & critique of Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach.
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SOURCE: Galloway, Allan D. “The Meaning of Feuerbach.” British Journal of Sociology 25, no. 2 (June 1974): 135-49.

In the following lecture, Galloway questions some of the more reductive assessments of Feuerbach's philosophy and emphasizes Feuerbach's efforts to locate a continuity between the human and natural sciences in his Principles of the Philosophy of the Future.

May I first of all thank the Hobhouse Memorial Trust Committee for the honour they have done me in inviting me to give this lecture. It is an invitation which beckons a mere theologian towards the boundaries of his own subject in honour of a scholar whose interest in the human scene knew almost no boundaries. In these circumstances, Ludwig Feuerbach came to mind as a point of contact. It was he who made the first crucial move in a game which has brought theology into direct confrontation with sociology, anthropology and the human sciences...

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