The Human Being as the Center of the Interaction of Science and Art in the Scientific-Technical Revolution

Russian Studies in Philosophy 16 (1):41-51 (1977)
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We planned this meeting a long time ago, and are very happy that the editors of Voprosy literatury are displaying such good, I would say consistent, initiative in strengthening friendship, joint efforts, and collaboration with social scientists and representatives of other sciences, particularly with philosophers and the journal Voprosy filosofii

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