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Was Soviet Philosophy Marxist?
Russian Studies in Philosophy, 2001In my view, Soviet philosophy must be judged not by the number of books and articles written, but by the works that won recognition in the professional milieu both in our country and, of course, abroad. There are such works and, furthermore, they are found in various areas of philosophical knowledge: the history of philosophy, social philosophy ...
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Philosophy In The Soviet Union
Philosophy, 1963Soviet philosophy has no great reputation in the Western philosophical world. Physicists, mathematicians, geographers and geomorphologists, medical scientists and men working in certain branches of history and linguistics have found it profitable to follow the researches of their Soviet counterparts; philosophers have not. Academician Mitin, it is true,
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1969
Soviet Marxism-Leninism and its philosophy of dialectical materialism occupy a special, controversial, place in the history and theory of Mandan and Marxist thought. Officially, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union has seen itself as standing in true apostolic succession to Marx and Engels.
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Soviet Marxism-Leninism and its philosophy of dialectical materialism occupy a special, controversial, place in the history and theory of Mandan and Marxist thought. Officially, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union has seen itself as standing in true apostolic succession to Marx and Engels.
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The soviet philosophy of broadcasting
Journal of Broadcasting, 1961Broadcasting in the United States is largely an entertainment medium within an open society supported by advertising revenues derived from a free enterprise economy. It has no philosophy, unless the current “let's give the greatest proportion of the public what the greatest number like” tactic has achieved that status.
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1977
Matter and Motion.- The Universal.- The Soviet View of the Universal: A Bridge between East and West?.- Freedom and Determinism.- The Problem of Conscience in Moral Philosophy.- Theory of Meaning and Functional Analysis.
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Matter and Motion.- The Universal.- The Soviet View of the Universal: A Bridge between East and West?.- Freedom and Determinism.- The Problem of Conscience in Moral Philosophy.- Theory of Meaning and Functional Analysis.
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1956
The solution of important scientific problems cannot be achieved by administrative action, by the harsh imposition of "authoritative" points of view upon those who think differently, by the forbidding of a free exchange of views. The path of development of scientific thought is a path of discussion and dispute, in the course of which obsolete ...
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The solution of important scientific problems cannot be achieved by administrative action, by the harsh imposition of "authoritative" points of view upon those who think differently, by the forbidding of a free exchange of views. The path of development of scientific thought is a path of discussion and dispute, in the course of which obsolete ...
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Remarks on Russian Philosophy, Soviet Philosophy, and Historicism
Diogenes, 2009Abstract This paper concerns two themes: my personal experience of Russian philosophy and Russian philosophers on the one hand, and historicism on the other. My account of my limited experience of Russian philosophers and philosophy will be mainly autobiographical.
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Soviet philosophy and the philosophy of the Soviet period as a subject-matter of research
Человек, 2018S. Korsakov +2 more
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