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The Problem of Interests in Socialist Society
Russian Studies in Philosophy 30 (3):25-42 (1991)
Abstract
The problem of the dialectical interconnection of the interests of the individual, the collective, and society is one of the key problems in the study and interpretation of the role of man as a subject of social practice, an active—interested and responsible—creator of new forms of existence, a builder of socialist society, and the pioneer of transformations in all spheres of his life activityMy notes
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