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	This book presents in a popular form the fundamentals of Marxist-Leninist philosophy—dialectical and historical materialism. It is intended for the people who are studying philosophy and are trying to understand the problems of our day		This book presents in a popular form the fundamentals of Marxist-Leninist philosophy—dialectical and historical materialism. It is intended for the people who are studying philosophy and are trying to understand the problems of our day

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	== Foreword ==		== Foreword ==

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	== Foreword ==		== Foreword ==

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	=== 4. ~~<span class="s-t">~~Matter~~</span><span class="s-t3">~~ and Motion~~</span>~~ ===		=== 4. Matter and Motion ===

	==== §1. Is ~~<span class="s-t">The</span>re~~ Matter ~~Without~~ Motion? ====		==== §1. Is There Matter without Motion? ====
	To answer this question one must first clearly understand what matter is and what motion is. We have already discussed the nature of matter. As for motion, it was established as early as the 19th century that mechanical motion is merely one form of the motion of matter, which has different, if connected, forms. Engels evolved the following basic principles of the Marxist conception of the forms of the motion of matter.		To answer this question one must first clearly understand what matter is and what motion is. We have already discussed the nature of matter. As for motion, it was established as early as the 19th century that mechanical motion is merely one form of the motion of matter, which has different, if connected, forms. Engels evolved the following basic principles of the Marxist conception of the forms of the motion of matter.

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	=== 5. ~~Sp<span class="s-t3">ace~~ and Time~~</span>~~ ===		=== 5. Space and Time ===

	==== §1. Can Matter Exist Outside Time and Space? ====		==== §1. Can Matter Exist Outside Time and Space? ====
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	Such are some general characteristics of reflection both in organic and inorganic nature.		Such are some general characteristics of reflection both in organic and inorganic nature.

	==== §3. From Irritability to ~~<span class="s-t">~~Mental~~</span>~~ Activity ====		==== §3. From Irritability to Mental Activity ====
	Every living organism is characterised above all by <span class="s-t5">metabolism</span>, i.e., continued interchange of material with its surroundings. Another important characteristic is what we shall term here ‘‘survivability’’, meaning the capacity of a living organism to react to external influences in a way which increases the chances of its survival. Lastly, all living organisms are capable of growth and reproduction.		Every living organism is characterised above all by <span class="s-t5">metabolism</span>, i.e., continued interchange of material with its surroundings. Another important characteristic is what we shall term here ‘‘survivability’’, meaning the capacity of a living organism to react to external influences in a way which increases the chances of its survival. Lastly, all living organisms are capable of growth and reproduction.

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	=== 9. ~~P<span class="s-t">ractice~~, the ~~</span>R<span class="s-t">oot</span><span class="s-t">~~ and~~</span> Y<span class="s-t">ardstick~~ of~~</span> K<span class="s-t">nowledge</span>~~ ===		=== 9. Practice, the Root and Yardstick of Knowledge ===

	==== §1. Is the World Cognisable? ====		==== §1. Is the World Cognisable? ====
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	=== 10. ~~T<span class="s-t3">he~~ Dialectical Path to Truth~~</span>~~ ===		=== 10. The Dialectical Path to Truth ===

	==== §1. Origin of Sensation ====		==== §1. Origin of Sensation ====
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	=== 4. Classes and Class Relations ===		=== 4. Classes and Class Relations ===

	==== §1. What ~~<span class="s-t8">I</span><span class="s-t8">s</span>~~ a Class? ====		==== §1. What Is a Class? ====
	The word “class” derives from the Latin classis, a group called to arms, a division of the people. Tradition ascribes to Servius Tullius, a legendary Roman king (578-534 B. C.), a new division of Roman society into classes or orders. At that time there appeared in ancient Rome an army into which all free citizens able to carry arms were enrolled. Servius Tullius divided the soldiers into five classes or orders according to their wealth, i.e., their ability to provide their own horses, armour, etc.		The word “class” derives from the Latin classis, a group called to arms, a division of the people. Tradition ascribes to Servius Tullius, a legendary Roman king (578-534 B. C.), a new division of Roman society into classes or orders. At that time there appeared in ancient Rome an army into which all free citizens able to carry arms were enrolled. Servius Tullius divided the soldiers into five classes or orders according to their wealth, i.e., their ability to provide their own horses, armour, etc.

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	=== 7. The Role of the Masses and Individuals in History ===		=== 7. The Role of the Masses and Individuals in History ===

	==== §1. What ~~<span class="s-t">I</span>s~~ the People? ====		==== §1. What Is the People? ====
	Society is a complex formation usually comprising diverse classes and social groups, each playing a different role in society’s development. Under feudalism, for example, the peasants and artisans have to do the hardest jobs—they cultivate the soil, tend the cattle, produce food and clothing, build houses and provide luxuries too. The nobles, on the other hand, engage in court intrigues, manage political affairs, vie for power among themselves, declare war and conclude peace, shine at balls. Which plays a more important part in history?		Society is a complex formation usually comprising diverse classes and social groups, each playing a different role in society’s development. Under feudalism, for example, the peasants and artisans have to do the hardest jobs—they cultivate the soil, tend the cattle, produce food and clothing, build houses and provide luxuries too. The nobles, on the other hand, engage in court intrigues, manage political affairs, vie for power among themselves, declare war and conclude peace, shine at balls. Which plays a more important part in history?

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	=== 8. ~~S<span class="s-t3">ocial~~ Consciousness and Social Being~~</span>~~ ===		=== 8. Social Consciousness and Social Being ===

	==== §1. Forms of Social Consciousness ====		==== §1. Forms of Social Consciousness ====
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	: L. I. Brezhnev, "The Great October Revolution and Mankind’s Progress”, New Times, No. 45, November 1977, p- 6.		: L. I. Brezhnev, "The Great October Revolution and Mankind’s Progress”, New Times, No. 45, November 1977, p- 6.
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	=== 2. ~~<span class="s-t">~~Revolution~~</span> I<span class="s-t">n</span> P<span class="s-t">hilosophy</span>~~ ===		=== 2. Revolution In Philosophy ===

	==== §1. Social and Historical Prerequisites of Marxist Philosophy ====		==== §1. Social and Historical Prerequisites of Marxist Philosophy ====
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