V. I. LENIN


  MATERIALISM  
AND
EMPIRIO-
CRITICISM

[Part III]
FOREIGN LANGUAGES PRESS
PEKING 1972


First Edition 1972



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MATERIALISM AND EMPIRIO-CRITICISM
Critical Comments on a Reactionary Philosophy

[Part III]


C O N T E N T S


Chapter Five
THE RECENT REVOLUTION IN NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILO-
 SOPHICAL IDEALISM


 
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The Crisis in Modern Physics
Matter Has Disappeared
Is Motion Without Matter Conceivable?
The Two Trends in Modern Physics, and English Spirit-
ualism
The Two Trends in Modern Physics, and German Idealism
The Two Trends in Modern Physics, and French Fideism
A Russian "Idealist Physicist"
The Essence and Significance of "Physical" Idealism

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Chapter Six
EMPIRIO-CRITICISM AND HISTORICAL MATERIALISM


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The Excursions of the German Empirio-Criticists into the Field of Social Sciences
How Bogdanov Corrects and "Develops" Marx
Suvorov's "Foundations of Social Philosophy"
Parties in Philosophy and Philosophical Blockheads
Ernst Haeckel and Ernst Mach


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CONCLUSION
 

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Suppliment to Chapter Four, Section I

FROM WHAT ANGLE DID N. G. CHERNYSHEVSKY CRITICISE
  KANTIANISM?
 


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