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	Dietzgen Centenary - WSPUS
		Joseph Dietzgen was the last line of philosophers who placed the human mind in its proper place in the universe and laid the foundation of a dialectical reasoning.
		While bourgeois philosophers searched for truth in the mind itself and the materialists searched for it outside of it, Dietzgen showed that it was neither: that the mind was a process interrelated with all other processes in the universe and that mind and matter interacted one upon the other in the same proportion.
		Joseph Dietzgen died in Chicago in 1888, but left behind him a great legacy for the working class in their struggle for freedom.
	www.worldsocialism.org /usa/wiki/index.php?title=Dietzgen_Centenary (467 words)

	JOSEPH DIETZGEN (1828-1888) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		By the early I870s Dietzgen was already a prominent figure in the German socialist movement.
		In a letter to their mutual friend Friedrich Sorge, Engels objected to Dietzgen's anarchism, but added that "the moment may excuse this" and reaffirmed his confidence in the old philosopher who, he felt, was "on the right track." Engels was far more critical of the "fine gang.
		Dietzgen's farflung influence was entirely posthumous, however, for he died two years after Haymarket.
	flag.blackened.net /liberty/dietzgen.html (1167 words)

	DIALECTICAL MARXISM: The Writings of Bertell Ollman
		Dietzgen's contribution to the solution of this problem is his account of what can occur in individuation and what does occur.
		According to Dietzgen, therefore, the whole is revealed in certain standard parts (in which some thinkers have sought to reestablish the relations of the whole), because these are the parts in which human beings through conceptualization have actually fragmented the whole.
		Though Dietzgen makes a determined assault on the empiricist dogma that perception is passive and that our mind merely registers the effect produced upon it by external reality, his account of the conceptualization process remains partial.
	www.nyu.edu /projects/ollman/docs/a_ch03.php (7480 words)

	Marxistisch Internet-Archief Jozeph Dietzgen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Marx noemt hem op het Haagse congres van de Internationale in 1872 ‘onze filosoof’ en heeft eens gesteld dat Dietzgen een van de geniaalste arbeiders is. Politiek speelt hij in Chicago in 1886 een rol in de roemruchte ‘Haymarket’-affaire, die mede aanleiding vormt voor de latere jaarlijkse 1 mei-viering van de internationale arbeidersbeweging.
		Dietzgen boeit omdat hij klassieke vragen behandelt die nog steeds de filosofie bezighouden.
		Zelf suggereert Dietzgen een oplossing die verwant is aan het denken van Feuerbach, en aan dat van Marx en Engels.
	www.marxists.org /nederlands/dietzgen/index.htm (138 words)

	CSOG IACR Conference Home
		Joseph Dietzgen wrote in the 1850s and 1860s but the relevance of his work did not become apparent on a mass scale until long after his death in 1888.
		Dietzgen had realised that this misguided dualism had resulted in a historic division between materialism and idealism which had lasted many centuries.
		Casey followed Dietzgen in that whilst he did not deny the essential philosophical difference between materialism and idealism — materialism has an emphasis on a primary material world, whilst idealism primarily emphasises consciousness — Casey shows that it is possible to overcome the one-sided errors in the relationship between materialism and idealism.
	www.csog.group.cam.ac.uk /iacr/abstracts_and_papers.htm (8994 words)

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		THINKING ABOUT THINKING Dietzgen began by asking the question, "What happens when we think?" He observed that the basic thinking process was essentially the same whether done by the greatest scientist or a common person.
		DIETZGEN'S POLITICS While he resided in Germany, Dietzgen was a member of the Social Democratic Party.
		Dietzgen, NATURE...45 For the physicist Mendel Sachs, EINSTEIN VS. BOHR, p.17, "...the universe is not the sum of its parts...
	www.geocities.com /vcmtalk/COSMIC.doc (4917 words)

	Joseph Dietzgen - WSPUS
		Joseph Dietzgen (1828-88) was an entirely self-educated worker (his primary skill was as a tanner) who independently created dialectical materialism shortly after Marx and Engels.
		Dietzgen's main philosophical contributions to Marxism was the thorough an exposition of epistomology.
		Dietzgen lived and worked in Germany, Russia, and the United States.
	www.worldsocialism.org /usa/wiki/index.php?title=Joseph_Dietzgen (177 words)

	Joseph Dietzgen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Joseph Dietzgen (December 1828 - 1888) was a socialist philosopher and anarchist sympathizer.
		He was born in Blankenberg near Siegburg, Germany.
		He died whilst at home smoking a cigar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joseph_Dietzgen (316 words)

	THE WORKERS' COUNCILS
		For that the contribution of Dietzgen is fundamental to explain the birth of the Dutch Communist left and the development of the theory of the Workers’ Councils by Pannekoek.
		The Dietzgen’s theory was not in contradiction with that of Marx and Engels.
		Interpretation of Dietzgen by Roland Holst was nothing less than idealist mixture of enthusiasm and morals, a religious vision minimising the recourse to violence in the fight against capitalism.
	www.left-dis.nl /uk/gchweng.htm (18773 words)

	Socialist History Project
		Dietzgen well illustrates the limitations of this theory by his example of the stone.
		Dietzgen admirably states the proletarian character of modern logic in the concluding paragraph in the 11th of his 24 “Letters on Logic” to his son Eugene.
		Roberts on the Centenary of Joseph Dietzgen in which he stated that the latter showed how the mind was interrelated with all other processes in the universe and that mind and matter interacted one upon the other in the same proportion.
	www.socialisthistory.ca /Docs/Imposs/Impossibilists5.htm (1873 words)

	Joseph Dietzgen
		Joseph Dietzgens politieke ideeën en de verdediging van het marxisme binnen de Duitse en Amerikaanse arbeidersbeweging
		Marx noemt hem op het Haagse congres van de Internationale in 1872 “onze filosoof” en heeft eens gesteld dat Dietzgen een van de geniaalste arbeiders was.
		Dietzgen heeft een omvattende filosofie geformuleerd: kennistheorie, ontologie en een sociale filosofie.
	www.jasperschaaf.nl /index_bestanden/Page722.htm (231 words)

	Joseph Dietzgen - Wikipedia
		Vorfahre war ein Tillmann Dietzgen, der von 1758-1766 Bürgermeister der Stadt war.
		In Uckerath ging Josef Dietzgen dann auch zur Schule, später auch eine Bürgerschule in Köln und die Lateinschule in Oberpleis.
		Zu dieser Zeit wurde Dietzgen eine prominente Persönlichkeit innerhalb der sozialistischen Bewegung in Deutschland.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joseph_Dietzgen (680 words)

	Lenin: Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Death of Joseph Dietzgen
		Joseph Dietzgen, a tannery worker and one of the most eminent German Social-Democratic philosophical writers, died twenty-five years ago, in 1888.
		To become politically conscious, workers should read Dietzgen but should never for a moment forget that he does not always give a true picture of the doctrine of Marx and Engels, who are the only writers from whom philosophy can be learned.
		Dietzgen wrote at a time when simplified, vulgarised materialism was most widespread.
	www.marxists.org /archive/lenin/works/1913/may/05b.htm (771 words)

	Defending Philosophy Once Again (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Indeed, it would be remiss of me to forget to mention that possibly the initial inventor of Marxist philosophy was Joseph Dietzgen, a humble worker and self-educated intellectual, who attempted to show that Marxism was actually a specific expression of the historical development of philosophical and scientific thought.
		This view is not an aberration from Marxism, but is actually expressed in Joseph Dietzgen’s neglected elaboration of dialectical materialism.
		Unfortunately, Marx and Engels did not learn from Dietzgen that ideas are material in content and have a primary role within human history.
	www.whatnextjournal.co.uk /Pages/Back/Wnext21/Phil.html (3448 words)

	MIT CLUB of Cape Cod
		Joseph "Sepp" Dietzgen '41 and Peg, his wife, produced a TV documentary "Profile: Conservation in Cotuit" which was shown on 12/13 highlighting the donation of 120 acres by The Mary Barton Trust.
		Joseph '32) was featured in a Cape Cod Times article for her volunteer work at The Falmouth Service Center.
		August 1979 A picnic at the Allen Harbor Yacht Club in Harwichport was attended by 73 members and guests Robert Blake former regional director of the Alumni Association and his successor, Paul Johnson.
	alumweb.mit.edu /clubs/capecod/news/mit48.htm (2413 words)

	Dialectics: learning to think. Workers' Liberty #64, September 2000.
		Dietzgen's ideas had been challenged from a Marxist standpoint before.
		It is also true that in republishing Dietzgen's writings, his son, Eugene Dietzgen, did try to set them up in opposition to the revolutionary side of Marxism and as additional to Marx's own, coining the term 'proletarian monism' to characterise them.
		But for our purposes the point is not how good or bad Dietzgen's thought was in itself, but that, to a broad layer of working class activists, this thought effectively was philosophy.
	archive.workersliberty.org /wlmags/wl64/colin.htm (1385 words)

	LENIN - The Theory of Knowledge of Empirio-Criticism and of Dialectical Materialism. II - V.I. Lenin - Athenaeum ...
		This last statement is one of the inexactitudes of Dietzgen’s which led Marx, in one of his letters to Kugelmann, to speak of the confusion in Dietzgen’s views.
		But Dietzgen corrects himself on the same page : “When I say that the consciousness of eternal, absolute truth is innate in us, that it is the one and only a priori knowledge, experience also confirms this innate consciousness” (p.
		From all these statements by Engels and Dietzgen it is obvious that for dialectical materialism there is no impassable boundary between relative and absolute truth.
	evans-experientialism.freewebspace.com /lenin.htm (13019 words)

	Hobgoblin Journal
		As an alternative, he adopted as a philosophic base the ideas of the 19th century 'proletarian philosopher', Joseph Dietzgen.
		Dietzgen, a "self-proclaimed materialist" had recognised that thinking as well as objects could be the object of thought.
		But in a somewhat neo-Kantian manner, he argued that whilst "our brains do not grasp the things themselves but only the concepts", the concepts for were quite adequate for "practical living" in a rational human society run by the producers.
	www.thehobgoblin.co.uk /journal/H4.htm (6009 words)

	Science and Society: OVERVIEW PAGE
		Vlachou's serious approach, grounded in the overdeterminist or post-Althusserian tradition, identifies ways in which ecological effects of capitalist accumulation both are and are not reflected in capitalism's own calculations, and sees the eventual outcome of this process as rooted in multiple contradictions and the struggles waged over them.
		Tony Burns, in his study "Joseph Dietzgen and the History of Marxism," looks again at this remarkable and still little known German printer who independently developed the essential doctrines of (what came to be called) Marxism; in fact, the first use of the term "dialectical materialism" is attributed to him.
		Burns emphasizes Dietzgen's contribution to philosophy, especially his attempt to overcome what he saw as the one-sidedness of both classical materialism and idealism, and his early emphasis on psychology in relation to consciousness.
	www.scienceandsociety.com /editorial2_sum02.html (629 words)

	Amazon.com: "Joseph Dietzgen": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		JOSEPH DIETZGEN A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE BY EUGENE DIETZGEN 1 My father, Joseph Dietzgen, was born in Blankenberg, near Cologne, Germany,...
		19 The more prominent mi- grs were older than the average: Joseph Dietzgen and Fritzsche were already beyond their mid-fifties, Vahlteich and Otto-Walster were both forty-two.
		Dietzgen Paper and Media -- Authorized Dietzgen Dealer Laser, Paper, Diazo Paper Supplies.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Joseph-Dietzgen (438 words)

	Marxism message, Joseph Dietzgen
		The Marx Archive has two works by Dietzgen posted, linked to his page at http://www.marxists.org/archive/dietzgen/.
		There are biographical posts on him at http://flag.flened.net/liberty/dietzgen.html The Charles H. Kerr Company at Chicago published several collections of his writings, including _The Positive Outcome of Philosophy_, translated by Ernest Untermann and introducted by Anton Pannekoek.
		Joseph Dietzgen, Mark Lause Sun 27 Jul 2003, 17:21 GMT
	archives.econ.utah.edu /archives/marxism/2003w29/msg00493.htm (264 words)

	Ralph Dumain: Autodidact Project: Research Topics & Bibliography
		Kett, Joseph F. The Pursuit of Knowledge Under Difficulties: From Self-Improvement to Adult Education in America, 1750-1990.
		Rothstein; with biographical sketch and introduction by Eugene Dietzgen, translated by Ernest Untermann; edited by Eugene Dietzgen and Joseph Dietzgen, Jr.
		Introduction by Dr. Anton Pannekoek; translated by Ernest Untermann; edited by Eugene Dietzgen and Joseph Dietzgen, Jr.
	www.home.thirdage.com /Education/ralphdavid/biblio1.html (1735 words)

	Bisbee Deportation: The Advancing Proletariat, Exhibit 20 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Joseph Dietzgen, in his Philosophical works, has demonstrated the fact that all of man's ideas come from the OUTSIDE--that no thought ever sprang spontaneous in the human brain.
		Through them all we are continually brought round to the dictum of Dietzgen, that "human thoughts and ideas spring from human experiences."
		History furnishes us with many instances of great popular and class movements, but it was not until Marx enunciated the Law of Economic Determinism, that a rational basis for the interpretation of these events was secured.
	digital.library.arizona.edu /bisbee/docs/020.php (7072 words)

	Kennys Bookshop & Art Galleries Ltd - Shop Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Joseph Stalin - a short biography - Institut marksizma-leninizma (Moscow, Russia) - prepared by the Marx-Engels-Lenin Institute
		Some of the philosophical essays on socialism and science, religion, ethics, critique-of-reason and the world-at-large - Dietzgen, Joseph, - by Joseph Dietzgen translated by M. Beer and Th.
		The law of housing and planning and allied subjects - Clarke, John Joseph, - by John J. Clarke with an introd.
	www.kennys.ie /stock/itemsearch194.shtml (7703 words)

	XMCA Mail 2003_11: etymology of "dialectical materialism&qu
		The marxists.org archives carry a couple articles by Joseph Dietzgen.
		Source: Philosophical Essays by Joseph Dietzgen, published by Charles H. Kerr 1917, Edited by Eugene Dietzgen and Joseph Dietzgen Jr., translated by
		>by a German worker, Joseph Dietzgen." The German is identical: "Und diese
	lchc.ucsd.edu /MCA/Mail/xmcamail.2003_11.dir/0026.html (1419 words)

	Joseph Dietzgen Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		Joseph Dietzgen Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		Rothstein with a biographical sketch and some introductory remarks by Eugene Dietzgen: translated by Ernest Untermann.
		Dietzgen was an important socialist theorist whose writings exerted considerable influence on the workers' movement in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
	www.alibris.co.uk /search/books/author/Joseph_Dietzgen (152 words)

	Lenin: Preface to the Russian Translation of Letters by Johannes Becker, Joseph Dietzgen, Frederick Engels, Karl Marx, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Published in 1907 in the book Letters by Johannes Becker, Joseph Dietzgen, Frederick Engels, Karl Marx, and Others to Friedrich Sorge and Others.
		The collection of letters by Marx, Engels, Dietzgen, Becker and other leaders of the international working-class movement in the last century, here presented to the Russian public, is an indispensable complement to our advanced Marxist literature.
		We shall not here dwell in detail on the importance of these letters for the history of socialism and for a comprehensive treatment of the activities of Marx and Engels.
	gfdl.marxists.org.uk /archive/lenin/works/1907/apr/06.htm (6856 words)

	CHAPTER IX
		Each of the Czech pioneers of socialism contributed in his own way to the understanding of Marx's teachings.
		For example, J. Pecka, through the mediation of Joseph Dietzgen, interpreted the principles not only of scientific socialism but also of Marx's philosophy.
		At the turn of the `70s and `80s, Ladislav Zápotocký published parts of Marx's Das Kapital as well as other of his writings in the magazine Budoucnost (The Future).
	www.crvp.org /book/Series04/IVA-4/chapter_ix.htm (4019 words)

	Books by Joseph Dietzgen: New, Used, Rare - Book Cost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Books by Joseph Dietzgen: New, Used, Rare - Book Cost
		Joseph Dietzgen - Charles H. Kerr Publishers Company
		PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS OF JOESPH DIETZGEN on Socialism, Science, Religion, Ethics, Critque-of-Reason and the World-at-large.
	www.bookcost.com /author/joseph-dietzgen (125 words)

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