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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3606-1logic; psychology; soviet philosophy

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Dialectical Materialism,This chapter will deal with the Marxist-Leninist definition of philosophy and cognate problems, which form the background for the three major sections of dialectical materialism treated in the next three chapters.

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Matter,Matter is the basic ontological category of dialectical materialism. Matter is in movement, is in space and time, constitutes the unity of the world, and is the source and cause of thought. These postulates of philosophical materialism are held by contemporary Soviet philosophers to have been proved by the advances of (natural) science.

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Logic,Contemporary Soviet philosophy today contains and has to deal with two different logics: formal logic, by which is understood the standard textbook logic of the turn of the century; and dialectical logic which is said to be a peculiarly Marxist-Leninist logic.

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Atheism,Both Marxism and Marxism-Leninism are fundamentally atheistic. How-ever, it is only recently that Soviet philosophers have turned their attention to giving a consistent philosophical foundation to this basic conviction. The result has been called ‘scientific atheism’.

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978-94-010-3608-5D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dorcht, Holland 1964

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0561-2551 Overview: 978-94-010-3608-5978-94-010-3606-1Series ISSN 0561-2551

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Contemporary Soviet Philosophy: Definitions and Description,Communism. We will, therefore, begin with a series of definitions designed to situate philosophy within the over-all world- view of Communism, followed by a consideration of the remote — or “classical” — sources of this philosophy, and its more immediate derivation from Soviet philosophy prior to 1947.

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