What is Alienation? | Western Philosophy

Alienation, one of the most profound concepts of Western intellectual tradition, explained from the phenomenologically, genealogically, and structurally conscious standpoint. Tracing the concept’s Hegelian origins while highlighting Feuerbach’s creative adoption of the term. That inspired Karl Marx’s powerful analysis of alienation. Which, rather than an end, is only the beginning of the latter’s importance. Because, ultimately, as per the Heideggerian philosophical enterprise and Principia Ontologia, alienation has an imperative ontological dimension that must be honored for the purposes of overcoming what the Messkirch-born ontologist described as the "homelessness" of man.

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