From the history of philosophy and sociology in Ukraine. Republican interdepartmental collection: Kyiv, Naukova Dumka, 1968, 181 p.

The collection covers a wide range of issues in the history of philosophical and sociological thought in Ukraine (from the second half of the eighteenth century to the 1960s). In particular, it examines the struggle between materialism and idealism in the nineteenth century, the development of dialectical and historical materialism, aesthetics and logic in the Soviet period. Special attention is paid to the revolutionary democratic ideology and socialist ideas in Ukraine. The issues of philosophical thought in the Western Ukraine are covered.

The book is intended for teachers, scholars, and students of humanities.

Editorial board: V. Yu. Yevdokymenko (executive editor), I. P. Golovakha, V. I. Hubenko, V. S. Dmytrychenko, I. V. Ivanyo, M. M. Oleksiuk, O. Ya. Pavelko

CONTENTS
V. I. Hubenko – From the study of the structure of knowledge by philosophers of Soviet Ukraine
V. S. Horskyi – The problem of correlation between philosophy and politics in the works of Ukrainian Soviet scholars
I. V. Ivanyo – Lenin's ideological heritage and the development of aesthetics in Ukraine in the 20s
V. A. Romenets – Methodological issues of studying the relationship between the mental and physiological in Ukrainian science
M. Z. Yushmanov – Issues of philosophical evolution of Marx and Engels in the works of Ukrainian philosophers of the 20-30s
M. P. Chelak – Lenin's book "Materialism and Empirio-criticism" and the struggle against idealism and religion in Ukraine (1909-1910)
S. H. Lavrov – To the question of the socio-political environment of M. Kotsiubynskyi and some worldview features of his novel "Laughter"
Ye. V. Proniuk – From the history of socialist ideas in Ukraine (Ukrainian socialist literature of the 70s years of the XIX century)
V. S. Dmytrychenko – To the assessment of socialist views of M. P. Drahomanov (1841-1895)
S. M. Shevchenko – I. Ya. Franko on the role of the masses in the development of spiritual culture
К. H. Plaksiuk – V. P. Levynskyi – propagandist of historical materialism in Western Ukraine
B. L. Kukhta – From the history of the struggle for the establishment of proletarian ideology in Western Ukraine in the early 20s of the XX century
S. L. Stupnytskyi – On the role of progressive forces of Western Ukraine in the atheistic education of workers (20-30s of the XX century)
M. I. Sundyrieva – Materialistic views of V. I. Lapshyn
I. V. Osichniuk – On the struggle for materialism in natural sciences in Ukraine in the late XVIII — Early XIX Centuries
V. M. Nichyk - To the study of the history of logic in Ukraine. The manuscript heritage of V. A. Belyaev
V. V. Tselishchev - Ontological ideas of the Lviv–Warsaw school