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Paradigm Lost: Cultural and Systems Theoretical Critique of Political Economy - Paperback

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by Kenneth M. Stokes (Author)

This sequel to "Man and the Biosphere" is an account of the origins and development of a cultural, social energetic and systems theoretical contribution to critical Marxism. It examines: the intellectual contributions of the Russian philosophers, A.A. Bogdanov and A.I. Bukharin; Bogdanov's and Bukharin's contributions as a search for a unity of scientific knowledge; and a paradigmatic change from a closed mechanical system to an open systems paradigm.

Number of Pages: 418
Dimensions: 1.23 x 9 x 6.05 IN
Publication Date: August 31, 1995
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