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Neo-Kantianism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The Society for Neo-Kantianism (blog).
A
Dictionary of Marxist Thought,
2nd. ed., T. B. Bottomore et al .
See “Kantianism and Neo-Kantianism”.
A
Marx Bibliography (Andrew
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Covers Marx’s relation to Kant, others’ relations to Kant &
(Neo-)Kantianism.
Note: Lange and Plekhanov do not fall under the category of secondary sources. As this history intersects the history of German Social Democracy and Austro-Marxism, additional bibliographies covering Second International Marxism are warranted. See my Second International Marxism, German Social Democracy, Austro-Marxism: Selected Secondary Bibliography. Also forthcoming is a selected bibliography of works by the primary Neo-Kantians and their precursors.
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