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ar-20248	Mayer, Jan	Mature Marx: The Case Against an Epistemological Break	2013	9	.pdf	application/pdf	3127	91	34	Philosophy (as a bourgeois activity) was for Marx unscientific; the nature of reality, society and history had to be examined scientifically--it could be said, then, that as he developed he merely became more scientific, more systematic. This quotation, taken along with Marx's other theses on Feuerbach, such as his critique of contemplative materialism as stopping at isolated man or human essence conceived of outside the aggregate of social relations and objective activity, sums up his attitude to idealist philosophy in general, as well as his dissatisfaction with Feuerbach 's anthropological humanism.	cache/ar-20248.pdf	txt/ar-20248.txt