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  1. (1 other version)Bogdanov's tektology: Its nature, development and influence.George Gorelik - 1983 - Studies in East European Thought 26 (1):39-57.
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  • Bogdanov, Marx, and the limits to growth debate.Yefim Kats - 2004 - The European Legacy 9 (3):305-316.
    Bogdanov is a major rival to the philosophical orthodoxy of Plekhanov and Lenin. We explicate the foundational notions of his philosophy—praxis and experience—and trace his revisionism to Kant, Fichte, Mach, and Spencer. We show that Bogdanov's approach represents a predominantly pragmatic reading of Marx, influenced by the empiricism of Mach and Spencer as well as by Kantian apriorism. Bogdanov's version of Unified Science—Tektology—is considered against his philosophical background. The concept of praxis is at the center of the controversy between Marxist (...)
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  • Aleksandr Bogdanov’s Concept of Revolution and the Organisation of State.Tatyana Rumyantseva, Румянцева Татьяна, Daniela Steila, Стейла Даниэла, Lucia Pasini & Пазини Лючия - 2023 - RUDN Journal of Philosophy 27 (1):62-78.
    The article is devoted to the controversy of Alexander Alexandrovich Bogdanov, the so-called “another Bolshevik”, with Lenin and his associates on the question of the revolution and the ways of building a socialist society and state. It is shown that Bogdanov expressed a critical attitude towards the revolution and its socialist nature, the ability of the proletariat to play a decisive role in it, and wrote about Russia’s unpreparedness for an anti-capitalist coup, thereby expressing a distinctly marked anti-Leninist position. Based (...)
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  • Marxism as a Natural Science: Alexander Bogdanov’s Anti-Revisionist Revisionism.David G. Rowley - forthcoming - Historical Materialism:1-30.
    Discussion of Alexander Bogdanov as a Marxist revisionist has largely centred on his philosophy of being and cognition and on Plekhanov’s and Lenin’s accusation that Bogdanov was an idealist renegade from Marxism. However, the real issue of revisionism at the time was not materialism but determinism: the question of whether socialism would appear by the working of the objective laws of nature or the subjective will of human beings. Bogdanov did indeed revise Marxism, but he did so in order to (...)
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  • (1 other version)Bogdanov's tektology: Its nature, development and influence.George Gorelik - 1983 - Studies in Soviet Thought 26 (1):39-57.
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