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Arnold Ruge

German political philosopher

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association with Marx

  • Karl Marx
    In Karl Marx: Early years

    …coedit with the liberal Hegelian Arnold Ruge a new review, the Deutsch-französische Jahrbücher (“German-French Yearbooks”), which was to be published in Paris.

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theories of Hegelianism

  • Wilhelm Dilthey
    In Hegelianism: Period of controversies chiefly in religion: 1831–39

    …coedited by the activist philosopher Arnold Ruge and T. Echtermeyer. At first, the journal maintained a moderate tone, and Hegelians of the centre and right also contributed articles. In June, however, it veered to the democratic-liberal side as Ruge struck out against an accuser of the young Hegelians and as…

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  • In Hegelian school: Freedom and alienation

    Arnold Ruge was another influential Hegelian critic whose work reflects Gans’s influence. After six years of imprisonment for republican political activities in the 1820s, Ruge worked to organize the Hegelian left, editing the Hallische Jahrbücher für deutsche Wissenschaft und Kunst (Halle Yearbooks for German Science…

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