Humanistic Interpretation and Historical Materialism: The Methodology of the Poznań School

Swiderski, Edward M.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-6268-2_7

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“…Idealizational assumptions which, in the first model, exclude the influence of particular secondary factors are waved aside, while the corrective impact of those initially omitted factors is explained. In that way, a scientific theory is formed which consists of a hierarchy of models that reflect the complexity of the studied phenomena in more and more detail (on Poznań School of Methodology and Nowak's methodological approach, see : Swiderski 1984;Coniglione 2010;Borbone 2011a;2011b;2016;2021 andKowalewski Jahromi 2021).5…”

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New Developments in the Theory of the Historical Process

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Professor Leszek Nowak was a co-founder of the Poznań School of Methodology and an author of seven original scientific theories with a wide reach: the concept of an excellent lawmaker in the methodology of law, the idealizational theory of science in the philosophy of science, the adaptive reconstruction of Marxian historical materialism, a categorial interpretation of Marx and Engels's dialectics, non-Marxian historical materialism in the philosophy of history, non-Christian model of man in philosophical anthropology, and negativistic unitarian metaphysics. During his scientific career, Nowak wrote 28 books1, edited 21 joint publications, and authored about 600

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