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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Feuerbach"”.
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A questão da subjetividade na virada antropológica de Ludwing Feuerbach: Um díálogo com Martinho Lutero
… about the issue of the subjectivity in Ludwig Feuerbach’s anthropological project, showing, thus, his criticism to the subjectivity of the Christian religion, as well as to the secularization of the philosophical Modernity. The criticism from Feuerbach to the Christianism, consequent to the …
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Dispossession, Adoption, and (Dis)Inheritance: The Sympathetic Sublime in George Eliot’s Fiction
… of Immanuel Kant, Edmund Burke, and Ludwig Feuerbach. Eliot’s drive to create sympathetic connections which rise above the limits of class, region, and time resembles Wordsworth's drive to create individual connections with Nature which rise above the limits of industrialized society. …
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Tragedy and society: The novels of George Eliot
… the writings of her contemporaries, particularly Feuerbach and Marx. I also discuss the aesthetic components of Eliot's theory of tragedy: the collision between the individual and the general, the fellowship of human suffering, the pressure of inheritance, and the tragic actor's submission to …
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'Spells That Have Lost Their Virtue': The Mythology and Psychology of Shame in the Early Novels of George Eliot
… two-level structure suggested by her reading of Feuerbach, Spinoza, and R.W. Mackay, in which the novels follow biblical plotlines, while she presents a positivist understanding of moral motivation derived from Spinoza, in which repressed shame must be acknowledged in order to attain moral …
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"The Sudden Thrill of That Change": Framing George Eliot's Social Vision
… of social theorists, particularly Ludwig Feuerbach. The project contends that Eliot internalizes Feuerbach's view that "man is God to man," injects that view into the formal techniques of her fiction, and then wields those techniques in an effort to elicit a sympathetic response from her …
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Rokoko - Mode : Rokokorezeption in der deutschen Malerei des 19. Jahrhunderts
… und selbst 'moderne' Künstler u. a. Anselm Feuerbach, Arnold Böcklin oder Lovis Corinth, die Rokokomode - Motive, Themen und auch Malweisen - in etlichen Werken reflektieren.
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A poetics of Jesus: a/christology in the early fiction of George Eliot
… poetics after Augustine to F.C. Baur, Ludwig Feuerbach, and David Friedrich Strauss. In her fiction George Eliot achieves what I term a transfigurational language that is different from contemporary writers of the Victorian period. In the development of her poetics from Scenes of Clerical …
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Richard Heuberger's Erinnerungen an Johannes Brahms : the life, work and times of Johannes Brahms as revealed by a contemporary
… Brahms's enthusiasm for artists such as Anselm Feuerbach and Max Klinger was also a frequent topic of conversation between Brahms and Heuberger.This dissertation explores the many avenues of research provided by an enlightening and entertaining journal, and these include Brahms's musical …
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'The Doors of Perception': Science, Religion, and Literature in Britain's Long-Nineteenth Century, 1789-1914
… Matthew Arnold, David Friedrich Strauss, Ludwig Feuerbach, George Eliot, Walter Pater, and Oscar Wilde. One effect of the limits of language was on religious belief itself, specifically as pertains to intelligent design (independently of questions of whether the belief is correct). Here, because …
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La scuola hegeliana dal 1818 al 1831. Interpretazioni e sviluppi della filosofia di Hegel da parte dei suoi primi seguaci e collaboratori
… Pensieri sulla morte e l’immortalità di Ludwig Feuerbach (1830). Altri ritratti, più brevi, hanno per oggetto uno studio giovanile di D. F. Strauß sull’apocatastasi; la critica riservata a Schleiermacher, a nome della scuola, da Rosenkranz; la ‘dogmatica cristiana’ di K. P. Marheineke, …