Titlebook: Studies in Soviet Thought; J. M. Bocheński (Professor of the History of Conte Book 1961 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1

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Method in Soviet Philosophy,ntemporary Soviet philosophy as “dogmatic”, while contemporary Soviet philosophers themselves are just as unanimous in maintaining that theirs is a “scientific” philosophy — indeed, the sole scientific philosophy. In order to solve this dilemma we asked ourselves the following questions: “What metho

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Soviet Logic,s meant the period since 1947, and “l(fā)ogic” means . logic, i.e. the group of disciplines made up of formal logic, logical semiotics, the methodology of science and the study of such problems as can be conveniently classified as belonging to the philosophy of logic ..

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,Mathematical Logic in the Soviet Union (1917–1947 and 1947–1957),were published in Moscow. The last report, that published in 1959, is especially extensive — it consists of two large volumes totalling some 1821 pages. The first volume gives the usual reviews of work done in the different branches of mathematics, while the second constitutes a novelty — it contain

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The Principle of Contradiction in Recent Soviet Philosophy,hy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR and held in Moscow in April of 1958, is noteworthy from several points of view even for those who do not normally occupy themselves with questions of Marxism-Leninism. ., to judge from the reports received, this meeting was remarkably objective. Several of t

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On Categories in Soviet Philosophy a Survey,ation and expansion. In the discussions . of 1954–56, the adverse circumstances which had up to then impeded the development of a theory of categories were overcome and, from then on, the meaning of the term “category” was discussed in an ever-growing number of articles, the single categories, group

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The Development of Philosophy and Marxism-Leninism in Poland Since the War, abilities attracted to philosophy, to make valuable contributions toward its development. Poland, after the First World War, having regained its own statehood and organised its institutions of teaching and research, became one of the important centres of philosophical inquiry .. Polish logicians (L