Marxism-Leninism and the Copernican Revolution in Philosophy

Russian Studies in Philosophy 13 (1):4-23 (1974)
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Abstract

Copernican revolutions have often been the subject of discussion in the history of philosophy and of thought in the special sciences. Kant, for example, lived with the idea that it was necessary to carry out, and later that he had carried out, a Copernican revolution in the realm of philosophical thought. What was the essence of this "Copernican" revolution of Kant's?

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