1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf01043751
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Freedom of thought and expression in Eurocommunist philosophy

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“…Similarly, the celebrated historian of philosophy, Dmitry Chizhevskii (1894–1977), wrote in 1939 that Frank's first major work, The Object of Knowledge , was ‘the most significant work of Russian philosophy in recent decades’ (Chizhevskii, 2007, p. 381) 3 . Indeed, a more recent review reminds us that the Object of Knowledge ‘reveals many problems yet to be resolved by serious contemporary philosophy’ (Nemeth, 1986, p. 271). Such problems include the question of idealism or realism, the relation of parts to wholes, the conditions for the possibility of inference, the nature of number and the relation of universals with particulars.…”
Section: Semyon Frank's Life and Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, the celebrated historian of philosophy, Dmitry Chizhevskii (1894–1977), wrote in 1939 that Frank's first major work, The Object of Knowledge , was ‘the most significant work of Russian philosophy in recent decades’ (Chizhevskii, 2007, p. 381) 3 . Indeed, a more recent review reminds us that the Object of Knowledge ‘reveals many problems yet to be resolved by serious contemporary philosophy’ (Nemeth, 1986, p. 271). Such problems include the question of idealism or realism, the relation of parts to wholes, the conditions for the possibility of inference, the nature of number and the relation of universals with particulars.…”
Section: Semyon Frank's Life and Workmentioning
confidence: 99%