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Principles of Dialectical Psychology

There are basically three conceptualizations of how the various aspects of the universe may be related. One view — that of mechanical determinism — is that one aspect predominates over all others which are merely adjuncts of it. This aspect is said to determine the nature of the others which are subsumed in it. There is a one-way direction of influence from stronger to weaker, or from determiner to determined, with the latter making no contribution to the relation and having no identity except that provided by the former. A second view, which claims to be free of the totalitarianism of the first, regards the various aspects as being separate, and free from any determination by the others.