August Cieszkowski (1814 1894) was a philosopher, economist, social
reformer and political activist. As early as 1838 he formulated a
daring critique of Hegel, which culminated in the notion of praxis
and marked the beginning of the radicalization of the Hegelian
school. Throughout the 1840s he participated in the social movement
in France with a variety of highly original economic and social
schemes. After 1848 he played a key role in Polish politics and
elaborated a future-oriented and messianic vision of history that
sought to integrate Hegel and Christianity. The publication of this
volume in 1979 formed part of a revival of interest in Cieszkowski,
which centred about his influence on Marx as well as his impact on
Herzen, Hess and Proudhon. It also focused on Cieszkowski's
position within the broad current of nineteenth-century Polish and
European messianism as well as on the originality of his peculiarly
non-revolutionary system.
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