The Hegelian antisemitism of Bruno Bauer

History of European Ideas 25 (4):179-206 (1999)
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Abstract

Bruno Bauer (1809–1882) is neither a well known nor an easily accessible author.1 Despite playing a significant role in both the evolution of Hegelianism and in nineteenth century controversies abo...

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