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ON TATYANA GORNSHTEIN’S
NICOLAI HARTMANN’S PHILOSOHPHY
The Science Publishing House. Leningrad Branch. Leningrad, 1969.
Title in the language of publication: |
ON TATYANA GORNSHTEIN’S NICOLAI HARTMANN’S PHILOSOHPHY The Science Publishing House. Leningrad Branch. Leningrad, 1969. |
Author: | ANDREI PATKUL |
Issue: |
HORIZON. Studies in Phenomenology. Vol. 8, №1 (2019),  328-336 |
Language: | English |
Document type: | Report |
DOI : 10.21638/2226-5260-2019-8-1-328-336 | PDF (Downloads: 2729) |
Abstract
This article consists in a brief presentation of Tatyana Gornshtein’s Nicolai Hartmann’s Philosophy (1969) for non-Russian speakers. It provides some information on the author of the work, describes the purpose and structure of the book, and briefly describes the subject matter of each of its chapters. It also focuses on the most interesting points of the author’s analysis of Hartmann’s philosophy. The different sections of this article follow the order in which the content of the book is presented. Special emphasis is placed on the appraisal and critique of Hartmann’s ontology from the perspective of dialectical materialism as elaborated by Gornshtein throughout her book.
Key words
Ontology, Metaphysics, Ontological Factors, Modes of Being, Modalities, Philosophy of Nature, Nicolai Hartmann, Tatyana Gornshtein.
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