Feuerbach: from criticism of religion to the defense of human dignity
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0383.2011v32n1p3Keywords:
Philosophy of religion, Materialism sensitive, Human nature, Ethics, Freedom.Abstract
The article aims at discussing the current trend of considering Feuerbach a minor author, which would place him as a crossing point between Hegel and Marx. It points out that the German philosopher needs to be read with the intent to comprehend first rather than through a negative and critical perspective. Only then it is possible to identify the humanistic aspects of his thinking and acknowledge that his purpose consists in safeguarding religion in its human essence.
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