Ludwig Feuerbach: Sämtliche Werke Ludwig Feuerbach: Sämtliche Werke / Band 12-13: Ausgewählte Briefe von und an Feuerbach

Karl Löwith (1897 - 1973), Studium der Biologie und Philosophie in München, 1928 Habilitation in Marburg bei Martin Heidegger ("Das Individuum in der Rolle des Mitmenschen"), seit 1934 Aufenthalt in Rom, lehrt von 1936 bis 1941 Philosophie in Japan, von 1941 bis 1952 in den USA, von 1952 bis 1964 in Heidelberg.

The edition by Wilhelm Bolin and Friedrich Jodl was published by our company for the first time between 1903 and 1911 in 10 volumes. Among the works written in his youth, this is the first publication of two of them, both of which are indispensable for gaining insight into Feuerbach's (1804-1872) philosophical development: his dissertation from 1828 and the 'Gedanken über Tod und Unsterblichkeit' (Thoughts on Death and Immortality) published anonymously in 1830, a work which denied Feuerbach a university career for all of his life. The youthful works contain a chronological table as well as a bibliography of the works by and about Feuerbach. This reprint contains previously unpublished Feuerbach letters which have been added to the edition of the letters from and by Feuerbach, edited by W. Bolin and published in 1904. Among the letters which have been added there are 18 addressed to Arnold Ruge, and these provide some insight into the Left or Young Hegelians who were in the process of formation.

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Inhalt:Biographische Einleitung von Wilhelm Bolin (1904)BriefeNamenverzeichnis der Bände XI - XIII