Also known as the “Left Hegelians”. The radical faction among the Hegelians, formed in the 1830– 1840s. With the death of Hegel in 1831, the Hegelian school gradually divided into the Young Hegelians, who represented the interests of the bourgeoisie, and the Old Hegelians, who represented the interests of the Junker aristocracy. The main representatives of Young Hegelians were Strauss, Bauer, Ruge, Hess, and Feuerbach among others…
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