Ethics and the Materialist Conception of History
Transl. by John B. Askew. — 4th ed., revised. — Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, 1918. — 210 p. Contents Author’s Preface Ancient and Christian Ethics The Ethical Systems of The Period of the Enlightenment The Ethic of Kant The Criticism of Knowledge The Moral Law Freedom and Necessity The Philosophy of Reconciliation The Ethic of Darwinism The Struggle for Existence Self-Movement and Intelligence The Motives of Self-Maintenance and Propagation The Social Instinct The Ethics of Marxism The Roots of the Materialist Conception of History The Organization of the Human Society The Changes in the Strength of the Social Instincts The Influence of the Social Instincts The Tenets of Morality
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