On the Identification of the Subject Matter of Marxist Philosophy as "The World as a Whole"

Russian Studies in Philosophy 19 (1):3-26 (1980)
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Abstract

To help people study Marxist-Leninist philosophy, it is particularly necessary to be careful about the accuracy of philosophical terminology. Vague and ambiguous expressions must be firmly eliminated. Among them, in our view, is the saying, current among us, to the effect that "the world as a whole" is the subject matter of philosophy, Marxist philosophy included. The present article is devoted to criticism of that view

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