Department
Philosophy and Religion
Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
1-1-2013
Abstract
In 1828 a twenty-four-year-old Ludwig Feuerbach, who had previously spent two years listening to Hegel lecture in Berlin, sent his teacher a copy of his recently completed doctoral dissertation along with what Laurence Dickey has described as a "monumentally important letter" in which he suggested that Hegel might detect in his dissertation "traces of a manner of philosophizing which could be called the actualization and secularization of the idea, the ensarkosis or Incarnation of the pure logos", while at the same time rejecting Hegel's identification of Christianity as the consummate religion.
Journal Title
Hegel on Religion and Politics
Recommended Citation
Gooch, Todd, "Philosophy, Religion and the Politics of Bildung in Hegal and Feuerbach" (2013). Philosophy and Religion Faculty and Staff Research. 1.
