Julius Duboc

Karl Julius Duboc ( born October 10, 1829 in Hamburg, † June 11, 1903 in Niederlößnitz ) was a German philosopher and writer (pseudonym Julius Lanz ), brother of the writer and painter Charles Edouard Duboc.

Life

Julius Duboc studied in Leipzig and Berlin. He was a student of Ludwig Feuerbach. In his philosophical writings, he advocated a kind of ethical and awesome atheism and turned against the pessimism of Schopenhauer. In addition, he has published historical works as well as essays and short stories.

Duboc died 1903 in Niederlößnitz and was cremated in the crematorium Gotha.

Publications

  • Social letters ( 3rd edition, 1873)
  • The Psychology of Love ( 1874)
  • Life without God (1875 )
  • One Hundred Years of Zeitgeist in Germany (1889 )
  • The desire as a socially ethical principle of development (1900)
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