E. Meškauskas is the founder and the representative of Marxist philosophy in Lithuania. His conception of Marxist philosophy has shaped itself already in the time of Lithuanian Republic and independently of Soviet academic circles. The conception is constructed as a finite theory, which however is open to criticism. The basic premise of the theoretical construction states: “social life in its essence is practical”. On its turn, practice is viewed as a syncretic unity of material and spiritual world (expedient reconstruction of objective reality) and is considered as the linking chain of the two; the third member when compared to the classical understanding of the relation between consciousness and being. Such a paradigm of the world is char...
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The views of A. Maceina and P. Jakas, Lithuanian bourgeois Catholic modernists, on the scientific th...
After Lithuania regained its independence, scientists working in various fields began to consider th...
Bronius Genzelis reviews his life and in greater detail recalls some significant events connected in...
Straipsnis skirtas E. Meškausko filosofijai aptarti. Teigiama, kad jis yra marksistinės filosofijos ...
R. J. Boscowich’s follower in Lithuania Dionysius – his real name is not yet ascertained – professor...
The principal statements of the Populists (Liaudininkai), eclectic theory on social development as w...
From the point of view of Marxist methodology of social theory, the state is an external manifestati...
The article begins with a socio-political evaluation of nature, development and the role of national...
The origination of the modernistic ideas among the liberal Lithuanian catholic clergy and intellectu...
The article deals with the character of critical remarks of teachers and educators of bourgeois Lith...
The article continues the discussion initiated already in 1983 in periodical press and deals with so...
The author on the basis of V. I. Lenin’s heritage reveals the essence and purpose of the political o...
The paper presents a short appraisal and review of the training of philosophers in Lithuanian and th...
The article analyses certain issues of development of jurisprudence, functioning of legislation and ...
The article deals with self-evaluation of Lithuanian-American sociologist Vytautas Kavolis textual a...
The views of A. Maceina and P. Jakas, Lithuanian bourgeois Catholic modernists, on the scientific th...
After Lithuania regained its independence, scientists working in various fields began to consider th...
Bronius Genzelis reviews his life and in greater detail recalls some significant events connected in...
Straipsnis skirtas E. Meškausko filosofijai aptarti. Teigiama, kad jis yra marksistinės filosofijos ...
R. J. Boscowich’s follower in Lithuania Dionysius – his real name is not yet ascertained – professor...
The principal statements of the Populists (Liaudininkai), eclectic theory on social development as w...
From the point of view of Marxist methodology of social theory, the state is an external manifestati...
The article begins with a socio-political evaluation of nature, development and the role of national...
The origination of the modernistic ideas among the liberal Lithuanian catholic clergy and intellectu...
The article deals with the character of critical remarks of teachers and educators of bourgeois Lith...
The article continues the discussion initiated already in 1983 in periodical press and deals with so...
The author on the basis of V. I. Lenin’s heritage reveals the essence and purpose of the political o...
The paper presents a short appraisal and review of the training of philosophers in Lithuanian and th...