Soviet-British Discussions on Problems of Ethics

Russian Studies in Philosophy 10 (2):187-194 (1971)
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In November 1970, four Soviet philosophers, two from the Institute of Philosophy, USSR Academy of Sciences and two from Moscow University were in England for the purpose of continuing the discussion with British philosophers begun two years earlier. [See previously translated reports in Soviet Studies in Philosophy, Winter 1970-71 - Editor.] Like the previous trips, this one was organized by the Association of Soviet Friendship Societies and the British Society of Friends

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10.2753/rsp1061-19671002187

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