"Felix Mikhailov' book considers the philosophical problems of the
human consciousness, its relation to the surrounding world and the
means by which self-knowledge can be theoretically investigated. It
poses and offers solutions to many questions raised by the nature of
human thought, the intellect and the possibility of creating an
artificial intellect. By means of a wide survey the book shows that
the Self is a product of historically developing cultures in which
infinite nature cognises and transforms itself." Jacket note on _The
Riddle of the Self_ by F.T. Mikhailov


http://www.marxists.org/archive/mikhailov/works/riddle/index.htm

Feliks Mikhailov 1976

The Riddle of the Self

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Written: 1976;
Source: The Riddle of the Self;
Publisher: Published in English by Progress Publishers in 1980;
Transcribed: Andy Blunden;
HTML Markup: Andy Blunden;
Proofed: and corrected by Chris Clayton 2006.


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Table of Contents
Foreword

Introduction

Where Is the Self?
ā€œIā€ See and ā€œIā€ Understand


Chapter One: Clear Approaches and Dead-Ends

What Is Knowledge
Something About "Something"
When Is Kant Right?
Towards a Solution


Chapter Two: Social & Individual Consciousness

Bertrand Russell's Mistake
Individual and Social (Hegel versus Russell)
The End of the Mind-Body Problem
Dreams of the Kurshskaya Sand Bar
The Substance of History


Chapter Three: Man and His Thought

Life Source of the Self
The Language of Real Life
When Consciousness Is Conscious of Itself
The Real Life of Language
Language and Consciousness


The Riddle Answered?


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Glossary References:

Matter | Consciousness | Materialism | Vygotsky

Further reading:

Awakening to Life, Alexander Meshcheryakov
Thinking & Speaking, Lev Vygotsky
The Thing-in-Itself and Dialectical Materialism, Lenin
Subject Object Cognition, V A Lektorsky




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