alienation

projecting the essencethe English word generally used for the Greek term ousia, that is also translated as “being” or “substance” and refers to that which makes som... more of one thing to belong to something different. This concept was used extensively by Hegel(1770–1831) was a very influential philosopher in his day and espoused a philosophy based on historical consciousness that reflected the optimist co... more, Feuerbach(A.D. 28 Jul 1804–13 Sep 1872) Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach was a German philosopher who is often referred to as the first master of suspicion who g... more, and Marx Feuerbach(A.D. 28 Jul 1804–13 Sep 1872) Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach was a German philosopher who is often referred to as the first master of suspicion who g... more believed that humans project their essencethe English word generally used for the Greek term ousia, that is also translated as “being” or “substance” and refers to that which makes som... more to create God in their image, while Marx taught that humans become alienated from themselves by allowing the product of their labor to be sold by the capitalists.