Science for progress and science for existence

Bogdan Suchodolski, Stefan Piekarczyk

5-11

The concepts of development and progress in Marxism

Janina Wojnar-Sujecka, Aleksandra Rodzińska

13-22

The scientific and technological revolution in the light of historical materialist theory

Tadeusz M. Jaroszewski, Stefan Piekarczyk

23-32

Faustic and ludic visions of the scientific and technological revolution

Jozef Borgosz, Tomasz Przestępski

33-44

Development and humanization in the thought of Teilhard de Chardin and its reception in Poland

Czesław S. Bartnik

45-53

Physics and the scientific and technological revolution

Andrzej Trautman, Lech Petrowicz

55-61

Biology in the age of the scientific and technological revolution

Adam Urbánek, Irina Bagajewa

63-70

Science and technology

means to what end?

Howard L. Parsons

71-78

Towards a frugal economy

Henri Van Lier

79-85

Some remarks on controlling the processes of the scientific and technological revolution

Lech W. Zacher, Iwona Dabrowska

87-101

Policy and planning priorities for the third world

Dhirendra Sharma

103-108

The acquisition of technology in the 19th and 20th centuries by the underdeveloped countries

Eugeniusz Olszewski, Ludwik Wiewiórkowski

109-114

Bruno on the morality of the inhabitants of the infinite universe and on the cognitive passion of copernicus

Waldemar Voisé, Antoni Szymanowski

115-123

The continuity and discontinuity of human cognition

Zdzisław Cackowski, Aleksandra Rodzińska

125-136

Man as the unique creator of sense

Janusz Kuczynski, Maciej Łęcki

137-155