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245 14|aThe Dogmatic Principles of Soviet Philosophy [as of 1958]|h[electronic resource] :|bSynopsis of the ‘Osnovy Marksistskoj Filosofii’ with complete index /|cby J.M. Bochenski.
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490 1 |aSovietica ;|v14
505 0 |a§ 1 The Object of Philosophy -- 1.1 The Basic Problem of Philosophy. Materialism and Idealism as the Main Currents of Philosophy -- 1.2 The Object of Marxist Philosophy. The Relationship of Philosophy to the Other Sciences -- 1.3 Diahistomat as the Conceptual Weapon of the Revolutionary Proletariat -- § 2 The Conflict between Materialism and Idealism in the History of Pre-Marxist Philosophy) -- § 3 The Birth and Development of Marxist Philosophy) -- I. Dialectical Materialism -- § 4 Matter and its Existential Forms -- § 5 Matter and Consciousness -- § 6 The Regular Connection of the Phenomena of Reality -- § 7 The Basic Laws of the Dialectic. The Law of the Transition of Quantitative Changes into Qualitative -- § 8 The Law of the Unity and Conflict of Contraries -- § 9 The Law of the Negation of Negation -- § 10 The Dialectic of the Process of Knowledge -- II. Historical Materialism -- § 11 Historical Materialism as the Science of the Developmental Laws of Society -- § 12 Material Production: The Basis of Social Life -- § 13 The Dialectic of the Forces of Production and the Relations of Production -- § 14 The Base and the Superstructure of Society -- § 15 Classes, Class Conflict, State -- § 16 The Social Revolution as Law-Bound Change of Socio-Economic Formations -- § 17 Social Consciousness and its Role in the Life of Society -- § 18 The Role of the Popular Masses and of Individuals in History -- § 19 The Main Tendencies of Contemporary Bourgeois Philosophy and Sociology).
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