From a Humanitarian Worldview to Modern Reflections on the World: Feuerbach, Marx, and Nietzsche

Author: Dai Hui
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The theme of this book is found in Mr. Herbert Broad's "Rational Relationship Architecture." Rational critical architecture breaks historical continuity through rational differentiation and proves that the modern world in the singular sense is already a complete world. Feuerbach's humanistic worldview demonstrates itself as a utopia through the totality of experience. Marx and Nietzsche confront the historical reality crisis of humanity, which is not the alienation of consciousness but refers to the deprivation of the creative essence of humans in different dimensions. The thought of Marx and Nietzsche, as self-reflection of humanity, aims at the turning point of the world so far, which is also the distinction between humans and themselves. In this sense, overthrowing the capitalist mode of production and re-evaluating all values are understood.