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02438348033 A sketch of modern non-Marxist philosophy
Abstract: Modern non-Marxism philosophy is the term for the philosophy, which was born during the mid-19th century in western countries and continue to co-exist with Marxism and Leninism. This philosophical trend has witnessed complicated and diversified developments and presented several issues for mankind. This article clarifies the characteristics of this school of thought.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, No 10-2021
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