Titlebook: Soviet Philosophy; A General Introducti Thomas J. Blakely Book 1964 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dorcht, Holland 1964 logic.psychology.sov

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The Dialectic,in the next chapter. In this chapter, the dialectic appears as the foundation stone of Marxism-Leninism’s dynamic ontology. It is an ontology because it analyzes the basic character of (material) being in dialectical materialism. It is dynamic because it serves to explain the nature of the movement

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Thought,t as both a function of matter and a reflection thereof is the basic theme of contemporary Soviet philosophical psychology (cf. Chapter VI); and the problem of the inter-relationship between the dialectic, logic and epistemology has become the central question in contemporary Soviet logic (cf. Chapt

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Historical Materialism,, two good reasons for taking it up here. First, the contemporary Soviet philosophers do hold these subjects to be of philosophical importance. Second, historical materialism contains most of what is left of the thought of Marx in Marxism-Leninism and it is here that one can see the origins of many

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Esthetics,tionaries were literary figures. The same was true of many of the people around Lenin during the revolutionary period. Perhaps the decisive element, however, was Lenin’s acute sensitivity to any means of influencing the minds of the masses, through the word or the picture.

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