Marxist Philosophy: Its Object and Role in the Integration of Contemporary Sciences

Russian Studies in Philosophy 21 (2):74-98 (1982)
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There can be no doubt that the process of differentiation of the sciences today is going forward with rising intensity. This process is expressed in two ways: in the appearance of new sciences and disciplines outside those already existing, and as the further subdivision of existing sciences into narrower and more fragmented disciplinary branches

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