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5-" || AVID MC THE YOUNG HEGELIANS AND KARL MARX David McLellan Essentialreading forstudents of nineteenth-century German thought and ofMarxism,this bookrediscovers inthe Young Hegelian movementthe intellectual origins ofMarx's thought Afteran introductory analysis of the secularisation ofthe move mentas itsmembers movedfrom theological criticism to political opposition, there followsections onthe four mostprominent radical disciples ofHegel: Bruno Bauer, Feuerbach, Stirner and Hess. Their workisdis cussed initselfand alsoforits influence on Marx.Inthese sections the background tosuch questions asthetheological origins ofMarx’sideas, his relationship to Hegeland howhe came to be primarilyinterested ineconomics isdiscussed. The bookmakesclear that Marxism isverymuch a product. albeit an original product, ofits time and can onlybe understood withreference tothe intellectual atmosphere inwhich itwas conceived. Fora biographical note onthe author see backflap. THE YOUNG l-IEGELIANS AND KARL MARX AlsobyDavid McLellan EARLY MARX TEXTS THE YOUNG HEGELIANS AND KARL MARX DAVID McLELLAN University ofKent at Canterbury MACNHLLAN London -Melbourne - Toronto 1969 © David McLellan 1969 Published by MACMILLAN AND co LTD Little Essex Street Londonwc2 and alsoat BombayCalcutta and Madras MacmillanSouthAfrica (Publishers)Pty Ltd Johannesburg The AlacmillanCompanyofAustralia Pty Ltd Melbourne The Macmillan Companyof Canada Ltd Toronto Printed in GreatBritain by R. a R. CLARK LTD. Edinburgh TO SIMONE BRASSART
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