Marx idealista

Can Marx's thought be interpreted as the corollary of German idealistic philosophy? For the young Italian philosopher, Marx did not manage to free himself completely from idealism, and for this he traces and analyzes Marxian work (especially the Theses on Feuerbach, but not only) and relates it to aspects of the writings of Hegel, Fichte, Sterner or Anticipate. In this essay Fusaro analyzes the Marxian ontology beyond the appearance and the common places proposed by classical Marxism. And he does so to weave aspects not immediately evident between the thought of the German philosopher and the advanced forms of classical idealism. What emerges is a conflict with paradoxical features: on the one hand, the manifest will to abandon Hegelian idealism; on the other, the effective permanence of Marx in this field. Idealist Marx is an intensely controversial work that breaks the usual patterns in this regard.