The Individual Being in Hegel's Philosophy

The only similarity between Marx and Kiakegaard is that he thinks Hegel is indifferent except for the disagreement with Hegel. As Kierkegaard put together in Either / Or, as Marx embodies in many of his books, no one will act for greater benefit or take action regardless of the outcome. . They believe that Hegel promised to leave himself to the former. He succumbs to universal morality at the expense of individuals and at the expense of greater profits. Here, Kierkegaard and Marx are far from Hegel.

Background information on Hegel and Feuerbach (Averneri, pp. 8-27) Marx felt Kant was "opposite" and "should" and he was interested in Hegel's philosophy. Hegel's philosophy provides a way to eliminate this dichotomy. By "to achieve idealism in reality". Marx later discovered that this dichotomy still exists in Hegel's philosophy and is hidden in the internal contradiction of his social and political institutional theory. Feuerbach provided Margel a methodological way of criticizing Hegel, a way of change. Hegel believes that thinking is the subject, and that existence is a predicate. But Feuerbach wants to study this subject in space and time to develop materialist philosophy. His method of change is based on people, subject, and thinking.

Philosophy of the 1800s. Kant's philosophy stimulated various ideologies such as G. W. F. Hegel and Karl Marx in Germany during the 1800's. Hegel has developed a theory of historical change called the dialectic. There, the conflicting conflict led to the creation of a new unity, and it led to the opposite. Hegel 's theory was transformed into dialectical materialism by Marx. Marx believes that only material things are genuine. He said that all ideas are based on the economy. He believes that dialectics of conflict between capitalists and industrial workers will lead to the establishment of communism, he calls it social and political systems.

Marx is a theorist who uses philosophy to achieve his political view. As a student in Berlin, he was influenced by Hegel's dialecticism (genius of the Berlin Philosophical Association who died in the last 1831). Hegel's theory is that under any circumstances, through the process of struggle progress will be made in the truth, the thesis will be opposed by the opposite, new development, integration will appear outside the conflict . But apart from what he read, Marx did not quite understand the industrial working class. In contrast, Engels has a strong interest in Hegel, but he also knows the factory life of modern fear. He is from a wealthy textile family in Germany. In 1842 he was sent to manage the Manchester Engels and Herman cotton factories. As a result of careful observation over two years and detailed research, the result of the affected sociological survey, 'Level of Britain' s working class' announced in Leipzig in 1845 was the result.