The Unity and Diversity of the World and the Differentiation and Integration of Knowledge: (Results of the Third Nationwide Conference on Philosophical Problems of Contemporary Science)

Russian Studies in Philosophy 20 (4):3-34 (1982)
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Abstract

The development of science and the acceleration of technological progress are given central attention by the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. The party contends that the building of a new society without science is simply inconceivable; and in this connection, as was emphasized in the main report at the conference, presented by P. N. Fedoseev, Vice President of the USSR Academy of Sciences, special attention is being devoted to the development of the basic sciences, which play an important role in the shaping of our view of the world, in the philosophical interpretation of the world and of the place of human beings in it

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