Early Access Articles/Essays
The Double-bind as the Functional Equivalent of Contradiction in Social Research Methodology.–Olga F. Ivashchuk
Ivashchuk, Olga F. 2024. “The Double-bind as the Functional Equivalent of Contradiction in Social Research Methodology.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–16. https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03211
The Speculative Method and the Problem of Deduction–Giannis Ninos
Ninos, Giannis. 2024. “The Speculative Method and the Problem of Deduction.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–20.
https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03210
Machine And Human, Cybernetics and Philosophy–Iurii Maksymets
Ilyenkov, Evald, Anatoliy Arsen’ev and Valisy Davydov. [1966] 2024. “Machine And Human, Cybernetics and Philosophy.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–20. Translated by Iurii Maksymets. https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03209
The Universal Animal: Reason as the Active Principle of Human Nature–Martin Albert Persch
Persch, Martin Albert. 2024. “The Universal Animal: Reason as the Active Principle of Human Nature.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–31. https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03208
Marxism and Science from an Enactive Perspective–Kyrill Potapov and Ezequiel A. Di Paolo
Potapov, Kyrill and Ezequiel A. Di Paolo. 2024. “Marxism and Science from an Enactive Perspective.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–16.
https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03206
Ilyenkov’s letter to the CPSU–Sigurd Lydersen
Ilyenkov, Evald. 2024. “Om situasjonen for filosofien [Et brev til partiets sentralkomitè].” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–9. Translated by Sigurd Lydersen. https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03207
Ilyenkov’s Image in Memoirs–Natalia Listratenko
Listratenko, Natalia. 2024. “Ilyenkov’s Image in Memoirs.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–8. https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03205
1954 Theses by Ilyenkov and Korovikov–Sigurd Lydersen
Ilyenkov, Evald and Valentin Korovikov. 2024 [1954]. “Teser til spørsmålet om sammenhengen mellom filosofi og kunnskap om natur og samfunn i deres historiske utviklingsprosess.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–12. Translated by Sigurd Lydersen with the title; 1954 Theses by Ilyenkov and Korovikov.
https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03204
Through the Looking Glass: Evald Ilyenkov’s Images of the Ideal–Isabel Jacobs, Trevor Wilson, Martin Küpper and Sascha Freyberg
Jacobs, Isabel, Trevor Wilson, Martin Küpper and Sascha Freyberg. 2024. “Through the Looking Glass: Evald Ilyenkov’s Images of the Ideal.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–8. https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03202
Ilyenkov comes to China:Bridging Philosophical Traditions–Corinna Lotz
Lotz, Corinna. 2024. “Ilyenkov comes to China: Bridging Philosophical Traditions.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–6.
https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03203
Dialectical Materialism in the Mirror of Quantum Physics – Sanjay Kumar
Kumar, Sanjay. 2024. “Dialectical Materialism in the Mirror of Quantum Physics.” Marxism & Sciences 3(2): 1–31.
https://doi.org/10.56063/MS.2408.03201
News
Symposium ifi.2022
This fourth international symposium on the thought of Soviet philosopher Evald Ilyenkov addresses its systematic and practical significance. It will bring together researchers from different disciplines drawing on and developing his work in contemporary conditions. We encourage diverse perspectives on Ilyenkov’s texts and seek new directions for Ilyenkovian approaches. The central focus of the symposium is on the concept of development and the future orientation of human activity.
Symposium date: 10-12 November 2022
Advisory Board members of Marxism & Sciences, David Bakhurst and Ezequiel Di Paolo are also invited keynote speakers at the symposium.
In MemoriamIt is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our dear comrade Ilker Isabetli (19/02/1982-30/03/2022), who was an amazing musician, and one of the authors of our journal’s first issue. During the battle with his illness, he shared with us an essay on Engels’ amateur composition exercises and also a wonderful recording in which he performed improvisation with electric bass. In memory of Ilker Isabetli, we would like to share his work with you again. Goodbye, comrade. Our hearts will always be with you.
In memory of Ilker Isabetli, we would like to share his work with you again;
Electric Bass Improvisations on Engels (Essay):
Electric Bass Improvisations on Engels: