Idealismo pratico? Note sulla prima delle "Tesi su Feuerbach" di Marx

Marx’s “Theses on Feuerbach”, written in 1845, are theoretically spaced as
the mediating text between the 1844 philosophy of alienation (“Economic and
Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844”) and “The German Ideology” (1845-1846),
that lays the foundations for the theory of historical materialism. As we know, the
importance of the eleven “Theses” is that they articulate the marxian conception of
humanity and praxis: they also pose the question of the marxist subject that is able
to have dialogue with german idealism. This essay tries to underline the influence
of idealistic philosophy in Karl Marx’s first thesis on Feuerbach: we try to show
how Marx criticizes Feuerbach’s materialism using a lot of idealistic categories.