The philosophy of living experience popular outlines /
Bogdanov, A. 1873-1928.
The philosophy of living experience popular outlines / by Alexander Bogdanov ; translated, edited and introduced by David G. Rowley. - 1 online resource. - Historical materialism book series, v. 111 1570-1522 ; Bogdanov Library ; 8 . - Historical Materialism Book Series 111/8. Russian Revolution Centenary E-Book Collection, ISBN: 9789004351998. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Front Matter / Introduction / What is Materialism? / Materialism of the Ancient World / Modern Materialism / Empiriocriticism / Dialectical Materialism / Empiriomonism / The Science of the Future / From Religious to Scientific Monism / Bibliography / Name Index / Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley.
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The Philosophy of Living Experience is the single best introduction to the thought of Alexander Bogdanov (1873–1928), a Russian polymath who was co-founder, with Lenin, of the Bolshevik Party. His landmark achievements are Empiriomonism (1904–6), a philosophy of radical empiricism that he developed to replace what he considered to be the crude materialism of contemporary Marxists, and Tektology: Universal Organisational Science (1912–17), a precursor of cybernetics and systems theory. The Philosophy of Living Experience (1913) was written at a transitional point between the two; it is a final summing up of empiriomonism, an illustration of his theory of the social genesis of ideas, and an anticipation of Tektology.
9789004306462
10.1163/9789004306462 DOI
2015031025
Philosophy.
Philosophy and religion.
B99.R92 / B6413 2016
197
The philosophy of living experience popular outlines / by Alexander Bogdanov ; translated, edited and introduced by David G. Rowley. - 1 online resource. - Historical materialism book series, v. 111 1570-1522 ; Bogdanov Library ; 8 . - Historical Materialism Book Series 111/8. Russian Revolution Centenary E-Book Collection, ISBN: 9789004351998. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Front Matter / Introduction / What is Materialism? / Materialism of the Ancient World / Modern Materialism / Empiriocriticism / Dialectical Materialism / Empiriomonism / The Science of the Future / From Religious to Scientific Monism / Bibliography / Name Index / Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley -- Alexander Bogdanov and David G. Rowley.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
The Philosophy of Living Experience is the single best introduction to the thought of Alexander Bogdanov (1873–1928), a Russian polymath who was co-founder, with Lenin, of the Bolshevik Party. His landmark achievements are Empiriomonism (1904–6), a philosophy of radical empiricism that he developed to replace what he considered to be the crude materialism of contemporary Marxists, and Tektology: Universal Organisational Science (1912–17), a precursor of cybernetics and systems theory. The Philosophy of Living Experience (1913) was written at a transitional point between the two; it is a final summing up of empiriomonism, an illustration of his theory of the social genesis of ideas, and an anticipation of Tektology.
9789004306462
10.1163/9789004306462 DOI
2015031025
Philosophy.
Philosophy and religion.
B99.R92 / B6413 2016
197