Dimensions of the historical process

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Amsterdam: Rodopi (1989)
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EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION The present volume belongs to the theory of historical process. That domain of science seems to be as made as all the theoretical ...

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D16.9.D59 1989

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Every traditional textbook of historical materialism contains statements.  (pages 9)Andrzej Klawiter
1. The Intermediate and the North/South Paradigms There are the two principal paradigms in terms of which the" Third World" societies are analysed. According to the first," intermediate-paradigm", they are systems in-between capitalism and socialism constituting the" intermediate world" having some chances for develop. [REVIEW]  (pages 13--299)Katarzyna Paprzycka & Leszek Nowak
Objective versus mentalist conceptions of social class: Some second thoughts.  (pages 13--53)I. C. Jarvie
The use of" adaptation" language and the conviction about its usefulness in building the biological and social theories bring about an opinion that the adaptive approach is opposed to the causal one. The latter is considered to be peculiar to the world of physical phenomena, while the first one to the world of animated nature and social phenomena. Leaving. [REVIEW]  (pages 13--129)Andrzej Klawiter
A contribution to the classification of adaptive relationships/. Standard Formulation of Adaptive Relationship and its Shortcomings The belief that the relationships in biological and social worlds are of a peculiar non-causal character appears as a trademark of advanced methodological reflection on biological and social sciences. As usual, its. [REVIEW]  (pages 129)Andrzej Klawiter
On adaptive and functional dependencies an attempt at a categorial approach.  (pages 147)Michal Witkowski
I. the theoretical assumptions.  (pages 217)Leszek Nowak
The Economic Collapse in Two Models of Socio-economic Formation.  (pages 259)Grzegorz Tomczak
The Anatomy of Utopia.  (pages 281)Andrzej Falkiewicz

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