A collection of works of the G. Plekhanov.
Translated from the Russian by G. Fineberg.
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Note: There is some warping of the text, but it is very readable and clean.
A collection of works of the G. Plekhanov.
Translated from the Russian by G. Fineberg.
Many thanks to Daniel Baker for the original scans.
Note: There is some warping of the text, but it is very readable and clean.
The nature of science, its conditioning factors, and its boundaries with everyday experience, mythology, art, morality, and religion are explored in this volume. The authors, Viktor Ilyin and Anatoli Kalinkin, investigate the criteria that define scientificity, tracing the origin of science from pre-scientific knowledge to modern scientific rationality. They categorise different types of knowledge and offer a unique perspective on the evolution of science as an independent, dynamic system governed by its own laws. This comprehensive analysis marks a pioneering effort in understanding science as a distinct form of conceptualising reality. Both Ilyin and Kalinkin, noted philosophers from Moscow University, contribute significant research in epistemology and logic.
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Lomonosov has greatly contributed to the development of advanced philosophical conceptions. Advocates of idealism and theology still attempt to distort the materialist essence of his worldview, trying to present it as entirely religious.
Soviet philosophers have demonstrated that Lomonosov was one of the most outstanding proponents of materialism in the 18th century. They regard him as the founder of a trend in Russian materialist philosophy that was closely tied to natural science. His brilliant attempt to create a unified materialist system concerning the nature of things was the first of its kind in Russia. Soviet scholars have written extensively about his philosophical concepts and principles, yet not all aspects of his philosophy have been explored with the depth they deserve.
For instance, his sociology remains understudied. A more thorough investigation is needed on philosophical issues such as his concept of matter and its properties, the process of cognition, and the elements of dialectics in his works. Unfortunately, his ethical views have also not been adequately examined or scientifically appraised. These views, in particular, were often distorted by the proponents of idealism and religion.
The primary aim of this book is to address these gaps in understanding and to deepen our knowledge of the philosophy of this great Russian scientist.
Translated from the Russian by David Fidlon
Edited by Robert Daglish
Designed by Davidov
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Marx points out that true research is detailed truth. It is research—both theoretical and experimental—which reproduces the process being studied under deliberately changed conditions, that makes it possible to discover the truth.
This book is devoted to solving this task in relation to the social psychology of interpersonal relations and of the individual as the subject of these relations. The reader will find out the views of one Soviet psychologist, the author of the book, but the latter hopes that through this visual prism of psychological facts, the reader will get a clearer view of the fundamentals of the theory of Soviet psychology as a coherent system of scientific knowledge. This is yet another of the tasks of these studies. Taking into account that the foreign reader, interested in the state of Soviet social psychology, may very probably not be acquainted with the general course of development of psychology in the USSR, the author has preceded the main part of the book with a brief historical introduction (Chapter I), thus including the problems of social psychology worked out by Soviet psychologists in the context of the development of world psychology, and elucidating the links between these problems and the main trends of the development of psychology in the USSR.
Prof. Petrovsky has written and edited two hundred scientific works, Including the books Psychology, The History of Soviet Psychology, General Psychology, Age-Group and Pedagogical Psychology, The Social Psychology of the Collective, The Psychological Theory of the Collective, and The Individual Activity and the Collective. His books have been translated and published in Bulgaria, the GDR, China, Cuba, Romania, Czechoslovakia, West Germany, Finland and Japan. In 1971- 1972 Prof. Petrovsky was a member of the UNESCO International Commission on the Development of Education he published a Joint monograph Learning To Be in 1972). Since 1972, he has been a member of the General Assembly of the International Association of Scientific Psychology.
Translated from the Russian by Frances Longman
Designed by Vyacheslav Chernetsov
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A collection of articles on art, art theory, aesthetics, and its implications for society from a Soviet perspective.
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El libro que proponemos, «Fundamentos de la teoría de los números», a diferencia de otras obras de J. M. Vinográdov, es un manual de texto destinado a los estudiantes de las facultades de matemáticas de las universidades. Es difícil encontrar otro libro tan conciso sobre teoría de números, donde el material esté expuesto con tanta claridad y rigor.
Principalmente, está dedicado al estudio de la teoría de las congruencias. Sin embargo, las preguntas al final de cada capítulo abarcan material relacionado con los problemas fundamentales de la teoría analítica de los números.
Durante la preparación de la traducción al castellano, el autor compartió su opinión con el traductor sobre el uso del libro por parte del lector. El autor recomienda que, al preparar las respuestas a las preguntas, primero se intente resolver los problemas de forma individual. Solo cuando se hayan agotado todos los recursos para su resolución, el lector debería consultar las respuestas e indicaciones al final del libro.
El presente libro, «Fundamentos de la teoría de los números», fue escrito sobre la base de los cursos impartidos por el autor en los años 1918-1920 en la Universidad de Perm y en los años 1920-1934 en la Universidad de Leningrado. La primera edición del libro se publicó en 1936. Desde entonces, el libro ha sido mejorado y completado, y esta traducción se ha realizado a partir de la séptima edición rusa.
Traducido del ruso por Candidato a doctor en cienciasfísico-matemáticas, catedrático de matemáticas superiores E. Aparicio Bernardo
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Los estudiantes de todas las especialidades físico-químicas y metalúrgicas estudian la termodinámica química, que se incluye, la mayoría de las veces, en los cursos de química física o ciencia de los materiales, así como en cursos especiales. Los cursos dictados en diferentes centros educativos varían considerablemente en volumen y en los principios en los que se fundamentan. Esta situación es natural, dado que la química física tiene diversas aplicaciones prácticas y la ciencia de los materiales examina una amplia variedad de objetos. Lamentablemente, la sobrecarga de los programas de estudio no permite dedicar suficiente tiempo al análisis de los postulados clásicos y los problemas actuales de la termodinámica química. Por ello, es necesario concentrar y seleccionar cuidadosamente el material para hacer los cursos más completos.
En la creación de este manual didáctico se consideraron los problemas específicos de la termodinámica química que resultan de interés para los metalúrgicos. Se presentan conocimientos que permiten utilizar diversos datos sobre las constantes físico-químicas de los materiales. Los temas tratados incluyen las leyes principales de la termodinámica y termoquímica, así como los equilibrios entre fases y la teoría de soluciones. Durante la preparación de esta obra, se buscó satisfacer las necesidades del público metalúrgico interesado en aprender de manera individual los principios de la termodinámica química. Muchos ejemplos y problemas se seleccionaron específicamente para estudiantes especializados en ciencia de materiales y metalurgia.
El orden y las características de la exposición del material requieren una lectura secuencial. La experiencia con la primera edición permitió compactar más el contenido e introducir nuevas secciones en la segunda edición. No obstante, es posible que aún queden áreas por mejorar, y los autores agradecerán cualquier observación o sugerencia de los lectores (especialistas, profesores, estudiantes)
Traducido del ruso por Marcos Navarrete Alegría
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Traducción: O. Karandashov