Authors: Фридрих Энгельс
Output data: Москва, 1932 г.
Inventory data: inventory № 055523
Annotation:
The Dialectic of Nature is a fundamental work by Friedrich Engels, where he tries to apply dialectical materialism to the science and philosophy of nature. In the book, he examines the basic principles of dialectics and materialism in the context of natural sciences. Engels emphasizes the importance of understanding nature as a continuously evolving, changing and interconnected system. He highlights the idea that nature makes transitions and evolves in accordance with the laws of dialectics. The book discusses the philosophical foundations of the natural sciences and attempts to synthesize philosophy and science for a more complete understanding of the world around us. This is a significant work that influenced the development of the philosophy of science. The book contains comments, additions, notes, a list of cited works, a subject and a nominal index.