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Why studies in Soviet philosophy?
Studies in Soviet Thought, 1963While other departments of Sovietology — above all historiography, but also law, political economy, political science and sociology — are constantly developing, little attention is being paid in the non-Communist world to the study of Soviet philosophy.
J M Bocheński, Bocheński J M
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Studies in Soviet Thought, 1961
The need for a study of Soviet philosophic method is, perhaps, seen most clearly in the fact that Western observers are unanimous in characterising contemporary Soviet philosophy as “dogmatic”, while contemporary Soviet philosophers themselves are just as unanimous in maintaining that theirs is a “scientific” philosophy — indeed, the sole scientific ...
T Blakeley, Blakeley T
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The need for a study of Soviet philosophic method is, perhaps, seen most clearly in the fact that Western observers are unanimous in characterising contemporary Soviet philosophy as “dogmatic”, while contemporary Soviet philosophers themselves are just as unanimous in maintaining that theirs is a “scientific” philosophy — indeed, the sole scientific ...
T Blakeley, Blakeley T
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A bibliography of Soviet philosophy
Studies in Soviet Thought, 1961The revivification which brought Soviet philosophy out of its pre-1947 “quiet” period was marked by a very significant increase in both the quantity and quality of Soviet philosophic literature. It would have been only natural that this renaissance be accompanied by, and recorded in, bibliographies which would aid researchers to avoid repetition and ...
T Blakeley, Blakeley T
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Einstein and Soviet philosophy
Studies in Soviet Thought, 1961Since 1950 a discussion on the truth and foundations of the theory of relativity has been carried on in Soviet science. It resulted in a complete rejection of the theory by the Party philosophers, which was followed by an equally radical recognition in 1955.
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The principle of contradiction in recent Soviet philosophy
Studies in Soviet Thought, 1961The meeting “On the Questions of Dialectical Contradictions in the Light of Contemporary Science and Practice”, organized by the Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR and held in Moscow in April of 1958, is noteworthy from several points of view even for those who do not normally occupy themselves with questions of Marxism ...
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On Categories in Soviet Philosophy a Survey
Studies in Soviet Thought, 1961The theory of the “categories” of Dialectical and Historical Materialism has, in post-Stalinist Soviet philosophy, been the scene of a remarkable animation and expansion. In the discussions 1 of 1954–56, the adverse circumstances which had up to then impeded the development of a theory of categories were overcome and, from then on, the meaning of the ...
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The Review of Politics, 1951
The first thing one must understand in order to grasp the nature of Bolshevism is its philosophical character. There are, of course, other factors which contributed to the formation and which influence the activity of the Party; but the Party considers itself as acting in the name and for the sake of a philosophical creed.
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The first thing one must understand in order to grasp the nature of Bolshevism is its philosophical character. There are, of course, other factors which contributed to the formation and which influence the activity of the Party; but the Party considers itself as acting in the name and for the sake of a philosophical creed.
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