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Dive into Nineteenth-Century Philosophy with GRIN's essential collection for students. Explore groundbreaking ideas from titans like Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche, and G.W.F. Hegel. Our selection covers critical concepts such as alienation, the paradox of faith, and ethics, through insightful essays, classic texts, and research papers. Access instantly as a PDF or eBook, or order your print-on-demand edition today to deepen your understanding of this pivotal era.

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Unpack the profound ideas of Nineteenth-Century Philosophy with GRIN, your go-to resource for academic texts. Our extensive library is tailored for students, offering everything from undergraduate research papers and term papers to M.A. theses and doctoral dissertations. Delve into the complex thought of Karl Marx, exploring concepts like alienation and historical materialism, or engage with Friedrich Nietzsche's challenging ethics. Discover the intricacies of G.W.F. Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit, or trace the enduring influence of Kantian thought. We also feature unique perspectives, such as the social political thought of Sri Aurobindo and the impact of Russian Cosmism. Whether you need a scientific essay, a classic text, or a textbook, our titles are available for instant PDF/eBook download or convenient print-on-demand. Advance your philosophical studies with GRIN.