Vesa Oittinen is Professor at the Aleksanteri Institute of the University of Helsinki. His research focuses on the history of modern philosophy, especially German, Scandinavian, and Russian philosophy. Andrey Maidansky, Ph.D. (1993), Professor, Belgorod State University, Russia, published monographs and articles on Spinoza, Marx, and Soviet philosophy, and the anthology Spinoza: Pro et contra (St Petersburg: RHGA, 2012).
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Introduction Andrey Maidansky and Vesa Oittinen 1. Activity and the Search for True Materialism David Bakhurst 2. 'Praxis' as the Criterion of Truth? The Aporias of Soviet Marxism and the Activity-Approach Vesa Oittinen 3. Reality as Activity: The Concept of Praxis in Soviet Philosophy Andrey Maidansky 4. The Category of Activity in Soviet Philosophy Inna Titarenko 5. The Activity-Approach and Metaphysics Edward M. Swiderski 6. Abstract and Concrete Understanding of Activity: 'Activity' and 'Labour' in Soviet Philosophy Sergey Mareyev 7. The Kiev Philosophical School in the Light of the Marxist Theory of Activity Elena Mareyeva 8. The Evolution of Batishchev's Views on the Nature of Objective Activity, and the Limits of the Activity-Approach Alexander Khamidov 9. The Activity-Approach in Soviet Philosophy and Contemporary Cognitive Studies Vladislav Lektorsky 10. The Concept of the Scheme in the Activity-Theories of Ilyenkov and Piaget Pentti Määttänen 11. The Ideal and the Dream-World: Evald Ilyenkov and Walter Benjamin on the Significance of Material Objects Alex Levant Bibliography Index
Introduction Andrey Maidansky and Vesa Oittinen 1. Activity and the Search for True Materialism David Bakhurst 2. 'Praxis' as the Criterion of Truth? The Aporias of Soviet Marxism and the Activity-Approach Vesa Oittinen 3. Reality as Activity: The Concept of Praxis in Soviet Philosophy Andrey Maidansky 4. The Category of Activity in Soviet Philosophy Inna Titarenko 5. The Activity-Approach and Metaphysics Edward M. Swiderski 6. Abstract and Concrete Understanding of Activity: 'Activity' and 'Labour' in Soviet Philosophy Sergey Mareyev 7. The Kiev Philosophical School in the Light of the Marxist Theory of Activity Elena Mareyeva 8. The Evolution of Batishchev's Views on the Nature of Objective Activity, and the Limits of the Activity-Approach Alexander Khamidov 9. The Activity-Approach in Soviet Philosophy and Contemporary Cognitive Studies Vladislav Lektorsky 10. The Concept of the Scheme in the Activity-Theories of Ilyenkov and Piaget Pentti Määttänen 11. The Ideal and the Dream-World: Evald Ilyenkov and Walter Benjamin on the Significance of Material Objects Alex Levant Bibliography Index
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