Titlebook: Beyond Marx and Mach; Aleksandr Bogdanov’s K. M. Jensen Book 1978 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1978 Karl Marx.Marx.Russ

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Hillary Lianna McBride,Janelle Lynne Kweemportant, if not the most important, step toward the solution to the problem of philosophy. Although he was compelled to criticize Marx’s method, Bogdanov did so while affirming his contributions to a “truly active” view of man and the world. As in other parts of ., one gets the impression in this c

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