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Ernst Bloch

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Ernst Bloch

8 July 1885 – 4 August 1977

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German philosopher

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Bloch, Ernst, Ernst, Bloch, ERNST BLOCH, Ernst, Bloch,, Bloch Ernst, Ernst Bloch (alemán)

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Book cover of Doce textos fundamentales de la Ética del siglo XX

Doce textos fundamentales de la Ética del siglo XX

Carlos Carlos Gómez (Ed.)

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Ernst Bloch best known for?

    Ernst Bloch is primarily recognized for his philosophy of hope and his magnum opus, The Principle of Hope, which explores utopian thought and the human capacity for anticipation.

  • Which of Ernst Bloch's books should I read first?

    For readers new to Bloch, "The Principle of Hope" is his most comprehensive work, though "Spirit of Utopia" or "Traces" can offer more accessible introductions to his core ideas.