Soviet Theory of Knowledge pp 140-145 | Cite as
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Abstract
A thoroughgoing criticism of contemporary Soviet theory of knowledge will have to await competent expositions of dialectical-materialism’s ontological and logical doctrines 1, since it is subservient thereto. Our comments are limited to outlining the positive (36) and negative (37) elements in this doctrine, and to indicating the nonsense it contains (38). Finally, we shall point out the directions in which we think it could profitably be further developed (39).
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Western Philosopher Dialectical Materialism Logical Pair Dialectical Thought Soviet Philosopher
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- 1.Such are in preparation by H. Fleischer and J. M. Bochenski of the Institute of East-European Studies.Google Scholar
- 2.Cf. T. J. Blakeley: Soviet Scholasticism. Dordrecht, Holland. 1961. pp. 1–12.Google Scholar
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