Nature Of Human Brain Work: An Introduction to Dialetics
By (Author) Joseph Dietzgen
PM Press
PM Press
10th August 2010
United States
General
Non Fiction
146.32
Paperback
142
Width 140mm, Height 216mm
184g
Dietzgen was a pioneer of dialectical materialism and a fundamental influence on Anarchist and Socialist thought. He discovered that the thinking process involves two opposing events, generalisation and specialisation, and is therefore dialectical in nature. Although a philosophical materialist, he extended these concepts to include many factors that had a real impact on the world. His work is vital for theorists today, laying the basis for non-dogmatic, flexible yet principled Socialist politics.
"Here is our philosopher!"
--Karl Marx
"... brilliant contributions to the theory of knowledge."
--Anton Pannekoek
"Left... a fine legacy of wisdom in his writings"
--Friedrich A. Sorge
Joseph Dietzgen was a philosopher of social theory and comrade of Karl Marx whose work influenced Vladimir Lenin. He lived in Germany, Russia, and the U.S., where he became the editor of the anarchist publication Chicagoer Arbeiterzeitung after the previous editors were executed for their role in the Haymarket bombings.