Volume 38 of the Lenin Collected Works: Philosophical Notebooks (1895 - 1916) (original) (raw)

Volume 38

(Philosophical Notebooks)
1895 — 1916

1895

1903

1904

1909

1914-16

Conspectus of Hegel’s Book The Science of Logic Preface to the First Edition Preface to the Second Edition Introduction: General Concept of Logic Book One: The Doctrine of Being With What Should One Begin Science? Section One: Determinateness (Quality) Section Two: Magnitude (Quantity) Section Three: Measure Book Two: Essence Section One: Essence as Reflection in Itself Section Two: Appearance Section Three: Actuality Book Three: Subjective Logic or the Doctrine of the Notion On the Notion in General Section One: Subjectivity Section Two: Objectivity Section Three: The Idea Summary of Dialectics 85-237
Notes on Reviews of Hegel’s Logic 238-242
Conspectus of Hegel’s Book_Lectures on the History of Philosophy_ Introduction to the History of Philosophy Volume XIII. Volume I of The History of Philosophy. History of Greek Philosophy Ionic Philosophy Pythagoras and Pythagoreans The Eleatic School The Philosophy of Heraclitus Leucippus Democritus The Philosophy of Anaxagoras Volume XIV. Volume II of The History of Philosophy The Philosophy of the Sophists The Philosophy of Socrates The Socratics The Philosophy of Plato The Philosophy of Aristotle The Philosophy of the Stoics The Philosophy of Epicurus The Philosophy of the Sceptics Volume XV. Volume III of The History of Philosophy. (The End of Greek Philosophy, Medieval and Modern Philosophy up to Schelling, pp. 1-692) The Neo-Platonists Hegel on Plato’s Dialogues 243-302
Conspectus of Hegel’s Book Lectures on the Philosophy Of History Hegel on World History 303-314
Plan of Hegel’s_Dialectics_ (Logic). (Contents of the Small Logic (Encyclopaedia)) [a.k.a. “Conspectus of the Shorter Logic”] 315-318
Georges Noël: Hegel’s Logic. Paris, 1897 319-324
J. Perrin. Treatise on Physical Chemistry. Principles. Paris, 1903 325
Peter Genov. Feuerbachs Erkenntnistheorie Und Metaphysik. Zürich, 1911 (Berner Dissertation) (S. 89) 326-327
Paul Volkmann. Epistemological Foundations of the Natural Sciences (“Sciences and Hypothesis,” IX). Second Edition. Leipzig, 1910 328
Max Verworn. The Hypothesis of Biogenesis. Jena, 1903 329-330
Fr. Dannemann. How Did Our Picture of the World Arise? (Kosmos). Stuttgart, 1912 331-332
Ludwig Darmstaedter. Handbook on the History of the Natural Sciences and Technique. Berlin, 1908, 2nd edition 333
Napoleon. Pensées. Paris, 1913. Bibliothèque Miniature No. 14 334
Artur Erich Haas. The Spirit of Hellenism in Modern Physics. Leipzig, 1914 (32 pp.) (Veit & Co.) 335
Theodor Lipps. Natural Science and World Outlook. (Speech at the 78th Congress of German Natural Scientists in Stuttgart). Heidelberg, 1906 336
Conspectus of Lassalle’s Book The Philosophy of Heraclitus the Obscure of Ephesus 337-352
On the Question of Dialectics 353-362
Conspectus of Aristotle’s Book Metaphysics 363-372
Note on The Collected Works of Feuerbach and Hegel 373-374
Conspectus of Feuerbach’s Book Exposition, Analysis and Critique of the Philosophy of Leibnitz 375-387
Remarks On Dr. Johann Plenge’s Marx and Hegel. Tübingen, 1911 388-391

1912-1916

Notes on Books [Section I.] From books on philosophy in the Zürich Cantonal Library (Cantonal Library in Zürich) (Signatur: K. b i.) Section III. (“Works of informative and scientific content”) [Section IV.] Note on the Review of Joh. Plenge’s Book Marx and Hegel Remarks on the Review of R. B. Perry’s Book Present Philosophical Tendencies Remarks on the Review of A. Aliotta’s Book The Idealist Reaction Against Science Remarks on Hilferding’s Views on Mach (In Finance Capital) 392-400

1908-11

Remarks In Books G. V. Plekhanov. Fundamental Questions of Marxism. St. Ptsbrg, 1908 Abel Rey. Modern Philosophy. Paris, 1908 — Part One (pp. 407-440) — Part Two (pp. 440-474) A. Deborin. Dialectical Materialism V. Shulyatikov. The Justification of Capitalism in West-European Philosophy. (From Descartes to E. Mach). Moscow, 1908 G. V. Plekhanov. N. G. Chernyshevsky. Shipovnik Publishing House. St. Petersburg, 1910 — Part One (pp. 501-528) — Part Two (pp. 529-557) 401-558

Volume 38 Transcription: R. Cymbala, Marc Szewczyk, & Andy Blunden (“Conspectus”, “Paulsen”, “Note”, “Remarks”, “Conspectus”, “Conspectus” and “Plan”) 2000-2003.
Transcription/Mark-up of Remainder, Proofreading, & Re-Markup: K. Goins (Aug, 2007—July, 2008)