Toward a new world: articles and essays, 1901-1906: on the psychology of society, new world, and contributions to studies in the realist [Book Review]

Boston: Brill. Edited by David G. Rowley (2022)
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Part One of this volume consists of the articles collected in On the Psychology of Society in which Bogdanov criticises the philosophy of Russia's neo-Kantian revisionists and rebuts their critique of historical materialism. Part Two consists of the collection, New World, which envisions the development of humankind in socialist society. Part Three consists of Bogdanov's contributions to the collection, Studies in the Realist Worldview, which defend the labour theory of value and criticise neo-Kantian sociology. In all these writings Bogdanov uses the fundamental principles of his empiriomonist philosophy to show how labour technology determines social development in all its aspects.

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