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  • File Name: FP94i.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: What the "Friends of the People" Are - pt.1
  • 9 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    Is this what our philosopher calls the institution of inheritanc.-- "and, secondly, even confining ourselves solely to the economic sphere, if the institution of inheritance is inconceivable without the products of production transmitted by inheritance, it is just as unthinkable without the products of 'procreation,' without them and without that complex and intense PSYCHOLOGY which directly adheres to the.(Do pay attention to the language: a complex psychology "adheres to" the products of procreatio

  • File Name: IT18.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: The Immediate Tasks of the Soviet Government
  • 3 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    Those who drop into the philistine hysterics of Novaya Zhizn or Vperyod,[109] Dyelo Naroda or Nash Vek[110] do not stop to think about thi.     Take the PSYCHOLOGY of the average, ordinary representative of the toiling and exploited masses, compare it with the objective, material conditions of his life in societ.Before the October Revolution he did not see a single instance of the propertied, exploiting classes making any real sacrifice for him, giving up anything for his benefi

  • File Name: LNT10.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: L. N. Tolstoy
  • 2 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    His heated, passionate, and oiten ruthlessly sharp protest against the state and the official church that was in alliance with the police conveys the sentiments of the primitive peasant democratic masses, among whom centuries of serfdom of official tyranny and robbery, and of church Jesuitism, deception and chicanery had piled up mountains of anger and hatre.His unbending opposition to private property in land conveys the PSYCHOLOGY of the peasant masses during that historical period in which the old, medieval landownership, both in the form of landed eststes and in the form of state "allotments", definitely became an intolerable obstacle to the further development of the country, and when this old landownership was inevitably bound to be destroyed most summarily and ruthlessl.His unremitting accusations against capitalism -- accusations permeated with most profound emotion and most page 325 ardent indignation -- convey all the horror felt by the patriarchal peasant at the advent of the new, invisible, incomprehensible enemy coming from somewhere in the cities, or from somewhere abroad, destroying all the "pillars" of rural life, bringing in its train unprecedented ruin, poverty starvation, savagery, prostitution, syphilis -- all the calamities attending the "epoch of primitive accumulation", aggravated a hundredfold by the transplantation into Russian soil of the most modern methods of plunder elaborated by the all powerful Monsieur Coupon.[127]     But the vehement protestant, the passionate accuser, the great critic at the same time manifested in his works a failure to understand the causes of the crisis threatening Russia, and the means of escape from it, that was characteristic only of a patriarchal naïve peasant, but not of a writer with a European educatio

  • File Name: MEC08-old.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Materialism and Empirio-Criticism
  • 15 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    We shall compare with the argument of the idealist Avenarius the materialist argument of -- Bogdanov, if only to punish Bogdanov for his betrayal of materialis.     In long bygone days, fully nine years ago, when Bogdanov was half "a natural-historical materialist" (that is, an adherent of the materialist theory of knowledge, to which the overwhelming majority of contemporary scientists instinctively hold), when he was only half led astray by the page 45 muddled Ostwald, he wrote: "From ancient times to the present day, descriptive PSYCHOLOGY has adhered to the classification of the facts of consciousness into three categories: the domain of sensations and ideas, the domain of emotions and the domain of impulse.. . . To the first category belong the images of phenomena of the outer or inner world, as taken by themselves in consciousnes

  • File Name: MEC08.html
    Modified: 15 September 2009
    Title: Materialism and Empirio-Criticism
  • 16 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    We shall compare with the argument of the idealist Avenarius the materialist argument of -- Bogdanov, if only to punish Bogdanov for his betrayal of materialis.     In long bygone days, fully nine years ago, when Bogdanov was half "a natural-historical materialist" (that is, an adherent of the materialist theory of knowledge, to which the overwhelming majority of contemporary scientists instinctively hold), when he was only half led astray by the page 45 muddled Ostwald, he wrote: "From ancient times to the present day, descriptive PSYCHOLOGY has adhered to the classification of the facts of consciousness into three categories: the domain of sensations and ideas, the domain of emotions and the domain of impulse.. . . To the first category belong the images of phenomena of the outer or inner world, as taken by themselves in consciousnes

  • File Name: MEC08i.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Materialism and Empirio-Criticism - pt. 1
  • 8 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    We shall compare with the argument of the idealist Avenarius the materialist argument of -- Bogdanov, if only to punish Bogdanov for his betrayal of materialis.     In long bygone days, fully nine years ago, when Bogdanov was half "a natural-historical materialist" (that is, an adherent of the materialist theory of knowledge, to which the overwhelming majority of contemporary scientists instinctively hold), when he was only half led astray by the page 45 muddled Ostwald, he wrote: "From ancient times to the present day, descriptive PSYCHOLOGY has adhered to the classification of the facts of consciousness into three categories: the domain of sensations and ideas, the domain of emotions and the domain of impulse.. . . To the first category belong the images of phenomena of the outer or inner world, as taken by themselves in consciousnes

  • File Name: MEC08ii.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Materialism and Empirio-Criticism - pt. 2
  • 3 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    And all the more unpleasant in that it cannot even be explained by the "mere" influence of Ostwal.     In 1904, having already managed to discard both natural-historical materialism and Ostwald, Bogdanov wrote: ". . . Modern positivism regards the law of causality only as a means of cognitively connecting phenomena into a continuous series, only as a form of co-ordinating experience" (From the PSYCHOLOGY of Society, .207). Bogdanov either did not know, or would not admit, that this modern positivism is agnosticism and that it denies the objective necessity of nature, which existed prior to, and outside of, "knowledge" and ma

  • File Name: MEC08iii.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Materialism and Empirio-Criticism - pt. 3
  • 5 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    Lopati.The article appeared in the September-October page 361 issue of Problems of Philosophy and PSYCHOLOGY,[113] I907, and is entitled "An Idea!ist Physicis.A "true-Russian" philosophical idealist, M

  • File Name: NP10.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Notes of a Publicist
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    "Friends in need are friends indeed", and the working cIass, which is passing through the difficult times of attack both by the old and the new counter-revolutionary forces, will inevitably witness the defection of very many of its intellectual "friends of an hour", fine-weather friends, friends only for the duration of the revolution, friends who were revolutionaries during the revolution, but who are yielding to the general depression and are ready to proclaim the "fight for legality" at the first successes of the counter-revolutio.     In a number of European countries, the counter-revolutionary forces succeeded in making a clean sweep of the remnants of the revolutionary and socialist organisations of the proletariat, for instance after 1848. A bourgeois intellectual, who in the days of his youth joined the Social-Democratic movement is inclined, because of his petty-bourgeois PSYCHOLOGY, to give up the struggle: so it was, page 248 so it will be; to defend the old illegal organisation is hopeless, to create a new one is still more hopeless; generally speaking, we "overestimated" the forces of the proletariat in the bourgeois revolution, we erroneously ascribed "universal" importance to the role of the proletariat -- all of these little ideas of the renegade Social Movement directly and indirectly drive towards renunciation of the illegal Part.Once on the slippery slope, the independent fails to observe that he is sliding lower and lower, he does not realise that he is working hand in glove with Stolypin: Stolypin destroys the illegal Party physically, with the aid of the police, the gallows and penal servitude; the liberals do exactly the same thing directly, by their open propaganda of Vekhist ideas; the independents among the Social-Democrats indirectly assist in the destruction of the illegal Party by their shouts about its "atrophy", by their refusal to help it and by their attempts (see the letter of the Sixteen in Golos N

  • File Name: OSF04.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
  • 1 Occurence(s) of the search term PSYCHOLOGYDescription:
    It would be the most criminal cowardice to doubt even for a moment the inevitable and complete triumph of the principles of revolutionary Social-Democracy, of proletarian organisation and Party disciplin.We have already won a great deal, and we must go on fighting, undismayed by reverses, fighting steadfastly, scorning the philistine methods of circle wrangling, doing our very utmost to preserve the hard-won single Party tie linking all Russian Social-Democrats, and striving by dint of persistent and systematic work to give all Party members, and the workers in particular, a full and conscious understanding of the duties of Party members, of the struggle at the Second Party Congress, of all the causes and all the stages of our divergence, and of the utter disastrousness of opportunism, which, in the sphere of organisation as in the sphere of our programme and our tactics, helplessly surrenders to the bourgeois PSYCHOLOGY, uncritically adopts the point of view of bour-     * A stereotyped form has even been worked out for this charming pastime: our special correspondent X informs us that Committee Y of the majority has behaved badly to Comrade Z of the minorit.  page 415 geois democracy, and blunts the weapon of the class struggle of the proletaria


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