LUDWIG FEUERBACH'S CONCEPTION OF THE QUESTION OF HAPPINESS

Abstract

With his profoundly humanistic progressive ideas, the classical German philosopher, Ludwig Feuerbach (1804 - 1872) provided people with many valuable thoughts, including his thought about morality. Given that the first and only principle of morality is that each person's right to happiness is consistent with the right to happiness of others, and in order to be happy, people need to get rid of poor material life and have a universal love, his moral philosophy has left a deep mark on the history of Western moral philosophy.