Introduction

1-18

A glance at the historical development of the relationship between "theory of knowledge" and rhetoric in regard to the problem of determination

21-40

Metaphysical realism and logical empiricism

two forms of the regressive exploitation of the sciences by idealism

41-51

Langue and ideology

55-60

Determination, name formation and embedding

61-68

Articulation of utterances, implication of properties, sustaining effect

69-82

Subject, centre, meaning

83-93

On the ideological conditions of the reproduction/transformation of the relations of production

97-102

Ideology, interpellation, "Munchausen effect"

103-109

The subject-form of discourse

110-129

Epistemological break and subject-form of discourse

there is no pure "scientific discourse"

133-142

Marxism-Leninism transforms the relationship between the subject-form of discourse and political practice

143-154

The subject-form of discourse in the subjective appropriation of scientific knowledges and political practice

155-170

Conclusion

Amy E. Varela

171-200