Philosophical Arabesques Book

	Introduction : a voice from the dead	7
1	The reality of the world and the intrigues of solipsism	37
2	Acceptance and nonacceptance of the world	47
3	Things in themselves and their cognizability	67
4	Space and time	68
5	Mediated knowledge	81
6	The abstract and the concrete	83
7	Perception, image, concept	92
8	Living nature and the artistic attitude toward it	98
9	Rational thought, dialectical thought, and direct contemplation	104
10	Practice in general and the place of practice in the theory of knowledge	113
11	Practical, theoretical and aesthetic attitudes toward the world, and their unity	124
12	The fundamental positions of materialism and idealism	131
13	Hylozoism and panpsychism	139
14	Hindu mysticism and Western European philosophy	146
15	The so-called philosophy of identity	154
16	The sins of mechanistic materialism	163
17	The general laws and relations of being	170
18	Teleology	177
19	Freedom and necessity	186
20	The organism	193
21	Modern science and dialectical materialism	200
22	The sociology of thought : labor and thought as social-historical categories	207
23	The sociology of thought : mode of production and mode of representation	214
24	On so-called racial thought	224
25	Social position, thought, and "experience"	232
26	The object of philosophy	241
27	The subject of philosophy	248
28	The interaction of subject and object	255
29	Society as the object and subject of mastering	262
30	Truth : the concept of truth and the criterion of the truthful	269
31	Truth : absolute and relative truth	275
32	The good	282
33	Hegel's dialectical idealism as a system	292
34	The dialectics of Hegel and the dialectics of Marx	308
35	Dialectics as science and dialectics as art	331
36	Science and philosophy	339
37	Evolution	345
38	Theory and history	352
39	The social ideal	359
40	Lenin as a philosopher	369