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The Enchiridion and Fragments (Trans. from the Greek by Omelyan Omecinskyj): Buenos Aires: Julian Serediak Publisher, 1976, 103 p.

Epictetus; Omelyan Omecinskyj

July 1, 1976

The criticism of intuitionism in contemporary bourgeois philosophy: Monograph. Kyiv, Naukova Dumka, 1975, 111 p.

Vitaliy Lakh

January 15, 1975

Philosophical aspects of the human-nature relation: Kyiv, Naukova dumka, 1975, 115 p.

Mykola Tarasenko

December 19, 1974

E. Husserl's phenomenological theory of consciousness (Critical essay): Kyiv: Naukova dumka, 1971, 104 p.

Evgen Mykolayovych Prychepiy

June 21, 1971

Practice and aesthetical consciousness: Kyiv, “Mystetstvo” (”Art”), 1971, 220 p.

Vadym Ivanov

December 21, 1970

Social environment and historico-philosophical process: Kyiv, Naukova dumka, 1969, 183 p.

Vilen Horskyi

May 19, 1969

At a Philosophical Crossroads (The crisis of phenomenology and critical realism in modern US bourgeois philosophy): Kyiv: Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR; The AS of the UkrSSR Publ., 1962, 160 p.

Ihor Bychko

April 2, 1962

Naukovi zapysky [Scientific Papers] of the Institute of Philosophy of the AS of the Ukrainian SSR. Volume 1, 1951: Kyiv: AS of the UkrSSR publ., 1951, 183 p.

M. E. Omelyanovsky (ed)

August 23, 1951

Die slavische Philosophie in ihren Grundzügen und Hauptproblemen, in Kyrios: Vierteljahresschrift für Kirchen- und Geistesgeschichte Osteuropas, Band 1, 1936, Heft 2, 157-175 S.: (Slavic philosophy in its basic features and main problems)

Ivan Mirčuk

May 15, 1936

Pid markso-leninskym praporom [Under the Marxist-Leninist Banner], 1934 No1: Kharkiv: Partvydav TsK KP(b)U, 1934, 166 p.

O. Dzenis (ed)

July 12, 1934

A Treatise on Man: His Intellectual Faculties & His Education: (Transl. from Fr. by V. Pidmohilny). Kharkiv: Party publishing house ”Proletar”, 1932

Claude Adrien Helvétius; Valerian Pidmohylyny

July 7, 1932

Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics That Will Be Able to Present Itself as a Science: Translated from German [by a group of participants of a philosophical seminar under the guidance of] Ivan Mirčuk. Lviv: Nedilya publ., 1930

Immanuel Kant

July 1, 1930

Prapor Marksyzmu [The Banner of Marxism], 1930 No3: Kharkiv: State Publishing House of Ukraine, 1930, 165 p.

Editorial board

June 15, 1930

Prapor Marksyzmu [The Banner of Marxism], 1930 No2: Kharkiv: State Publishing House of Ukraine, 1930, 230 p.