Spinoza in Soviet Philosophy: A Series of Essays, Selected and Translated, and with an Introduction
Hyperion Press (1952)
| Abstract | Spinoza and Judaism, by D.Rakhmian.- Spinoza and materialism, by L.I.Akselrod (Ortodoks) - Spinoza's world-view, by A.M.Déborin.- Spinoza's substance and finite things, by V.K.Brushlinski.- Spinoza's ethical world-view, by S.Y.Volfson.- Spinoza and the state, by I.P.Razumovski.- The historical significance of Spinoza's philosophy, by I.K.Luppol. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Philosophy, Russian | |||||||||
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| Call number | B3998.K56 1981 | |||||||||
| ISBN(s) | 0830500782 | |||||||||
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