Partisanship [ Partiinost'] in Philosophy and Political Parties

Russian Studies in Philosophy 9 (2):121-140 (1970)
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The interaction between philosophy and political parties is one of the most lively questions in the discipline of the history of philosophy and in the battle of ideas today. It affects both specialists in philosophy and representatives of other professions, particularly in the broad realm of creative intellectuals. It excites people of different generations living under different social systems and belonging to different and often opposed classes

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