Stalin as a marxist philosopher

Studies in East European Thought 52 (4):259-308 (2000)
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This article treats Stalin's contributions todialectical and historical materialism. It argues that the latterfound his theses of the `enormous' role of ideas, and of theexistence of social phenomena that do not belong either to thebasis or to the superstructure, in Georgij Plekhanov's `monism'.Nevertheless, Stalin did add some new points of his own.Furthermore, his adopting Plekhanov's monism also helps usunderstand the apparent contradiction between Stalin's emphasison non-economic and non-class factors in human history and hisrejection of `idealist' rudiments in dialectics.

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Stalinism in Marxist philosophy.Anton Donoso - 1979 - Studies in Soviet Thought 19 (2):113-141.

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