Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy

First published in 1886 in Die Neue Zeit. It was intended to rebut a resurgence of neo-Idealism in German ruling class circles. It was reprinted in Stuttgart two years later, with some changes made by Engels.

Engels considered this something of a summation or closure of the post-Hegelian criticism Marx and he had initiated in The German Ideology 43 years before -- which work was never published in their lifetimes.

ONLINE VERSION: Translated from the German by Progress Publishers in 1946. Transcribed and published on the Internet by [email protected] on January 4 1994.