Filosofska Dumka 1972 #3: Kyiv: Naukova dumka, 1972, 135 p.

CONTENTS

То Consolidate Connections of Philosophical Science with Practice.

Y. Gorovsky, S. I. Shilo – Unity of the Soviet People and Socialist National Development (On the 50th Anniversary of Formation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics).

V.Ivanyo – Problem of Historico-philosophical Estimation of G. S. Skovoroda’s Heritage (On the 250th Anniversary of the Thinkers Birth).

E. Khmelko – Personal World Outlook: Psychological Structure and Functions.

V. V. Moskalenko, I. Y. Matkovskaya (Odesa) — All-round Development of a Person in the Charle Fourier Conception. (On the 200th Anniversary of His Birth).

S.Dmitrichenko — The Ukrainian Socialists of the 70’s of the XIX Century on Labour and Its Organization in the Future Society.

M. Svintsitsky (Lvov) — Biocybernetics and Theoretization of Physiological Knowledge (Biocybemetical Approach in Physiology of the Higher Nervous Activity).

В. I. Konvay — Method As an Object for Analysis In Pre-Marxist Philosophy.

M. Chudakov, І. Z. Tsekhmistro (Kharkov) — Thought Experiment As a Method of Theoretical Cognition.

SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS

Philosophy in the Kiev-Mogilyansky Academy. Y. Kononovich-Gorbatsky.

S. Arkhangelskaya (Simpheropol) — Some Specific Peculiarities in Artistic Reflection of the World.

IN THE EDITORIAL BOARD OF “FILOSOFSKA DUMKA”. SCIENTIFIC LIFE.

S. Semeryk, V. A. Fedinchenko — Dialectic Materialism and Modern Natural History.

CRITICISM AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

I. Doronchenkov, D. A. Levin (Kharkiv) — Investigation of the- Category “Social Revolution”.

P. Martsenyuk (Chernigiv), M. V. Bocharova — Some Sociological Problems of Soviet Society.

V. Ostapenko (New Kakhovka) — Collected Articles on Philosophical Problems of Natural History.

В. B. Zhilin, V. G. Korolko — Criticism of Bourgeois Conceptions of Moral Ideal.

BOOKSHELF. PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY ABROAD.

D. Pikashova — Neovitalism and Positivism.

О. M. Kravchenko — Methodological Shortcomings of Operational Determination of Notions in Bridgeman’s Interpretations (Operationalism in “Philosophy of Science”).