The Philosophy of Living Experience: Popular Outlines

Alexander Aleksandrovich Bogdanov · David G. Rowley

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Editor's Introduction Introduction A. What is philosophy? Who needs it and why? B. What came before philosophy? C. How did philosophy and science become distinguished from religion? Chapter I. What is Materialism? Chapter II. Materialism of the Ancient World Chapter III. Modern Materialism Chapter IV. Empiriocriticism Chapter V. Dialectical Materialism Chapter VI. Empiriomonism A. Labour causality B. Elements of experience C. Objectivity D. Sociomorphism E. Substitution F. The picture of the world Conclusion: The Science of the Future Appendix: From Religious to Scientific Monism Bibliography Index

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