First published in 1949, The Freedom of Necessity explores various aspects of the transformation of human society in the mid-20th century. It deals with themes like man and the world; relevance of science; science and the humanities; science and the arts; organised research for peace; science in economics and politics; the atomic age; Engels and science; Engels´ dialectics of nature; and a century of Marxism. This is an important historical reference verb for students of political philosophy, political theory and philosophy.
Preface 1. Man and the World 2. The Relevance of Science 3. Science and the Humanities 4. Science and the Arts 5. Organisation of Science 6. Science in Economics and Politics 7. The Atomic Age 8. Marxist Studies Index
