Table of Contents

One: The Immanence of Marxism-Leninism.- 1. Emergence of the “New Soviet Man”.- 2. The Scientific-Technological Revolution.- 3. Dialectical Logic.- 4. The Dialectic of Nature.- 5. Meta-Marxism.- Two: The Transcendence of Neo-Thomism.- 6. Natural Law and the Common Good.- 7. Nature and Knowledge.- 8. Logic and Knowledge.- 9. Immateriality.- 10. The “Predicamental” Perspective.- Three: The Concreteness of Pragmatism.- 11. Context.- 12. Science and Progress.- 13. Making Logic Practical.- 14. Nature and the Natural.- 15. “Context” as a Philosophical Concept.- Four: The Transcendentalism of Phenomenology.- 16. The Phenomenological Movement.- 17. An Approach to Social Context.- 18. Phenomenological Methodology.- 19. An Ontological Phenomenology?.- 20. Meta-Phenomenology.- Five: Conclusion.- Notes.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.