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Problem specifics of paradigms of materialism and idealism in philosophy

Gennady Vladimirovich Baranov

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specifics of content of philosophical knowledge by criterion of belonging to a paradigm are investigated in this article. Essential signs of alternative paradigms of philosophy are characterized. Paradigms of materialism and idealism are estimated at philosophies by information factor of improvement of human activity.

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specifics of content of philosophical knowledge by criterion of belonging to a paradigm are investigated in this article. Essential signs of alternative paradigms of philosophy are characterized. Paradigms of materialism and idealism are estimated at philosophies by information factor of improvement of human activity.

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specifics of content of philosophical knowledge by criterion of belonging to a paradigm are investigated in this article. Essential signs of alternative paradigms of philosophy are characterized. Paradigms of materialism and idealism are estimated at philosophies by information factor of improvement of human activity.

Key concepts: Idealism, Materialism, Epistemology, Philosophy, Content (measure theory), Mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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