Larry Johnston explore les paysages complexes de la philosophie politique et de l'idéologie. Son œuvre examine de manière critique l'interaction entre la transcendance et le nihilisme, cherchant à comprendre leur impact profond sur la pensée et la société humaines. L'approche de Johnston se caractérise par un cadre analytique et conceptuel rigoureux, visant à éclairer les idées fondamentales et leurs implications étendues pour notre monde.
Focusing on the essential components of democratic politics, this latest edition of Politics provides a thorough and comparative analysis relevant to contemporary states. It explores key themes and concepts, offering insights into the functioning and challenges of democracy in various political contexts.
Once regarded as the leading figure among the Left Hegelians in the 1840s, Ludwig Feuerbach (1804-1872) is remembered today chiefly for his influence on the young Karl Marx, and, as the author of The Essence of Christianity . This study treats Feuerbach's philosophy as compelling in its own right and examines it critically against the work of other nineteenth century thinkers, specifically Hegel, Stirner, Marx and Nietzsche. Feuerbach's synthesis of naturalism, humanism and materialism into an ontology of human species-being ( Gattungswesen ) is traced through his works. Finally, the implications of Feuerbach's species-ontology for our social and political being are drawn; on this basis the study argues for a re-acquaintance of Feuerbach's work.