Arnold Ruge
Arnold Ruge (1802-1880) is a left-wing policy thinker hégélienne (or Jeunes hégéliens), he attends at that time Bruno Bauer, Feuerbach, Engels, Marx, Stirner and Bakounine. It publishes texts, inter alia popularization of the work of Hegel, and it insists on the questions of the history and the policy. He is the partisan of a revolution and of a transformation of the company and, by its will to transform philosophy into praxis political action, he precedes Karl Marx and in particular " AD. Feuerbach XI" : the philosophers did nothing but variously interpret the world, which imports is to transform it .
In 1843, it launches, Franco-German Annals ( Deutsch-französische Jahrbücher ) in collaboration with Karl Marx. In 1846 it leaves Paris for Leipzig, where he is owner of a bookstore. In February 1848, he greets with enthusiasm the Parisian revolution and supports the launching of a revolution in Germany. After the failure of the Revolution of Mars, the movement of the left hégélienne is discredited. Ruge is then one of the first liberal critics of what was going to be the Marxism. In the years 1866-1870, it is even put to support the mode of Bismarck.
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