The Particle and Philosophy in Crisis: Towards Mode of Information

Anil Rajimwale is a former student leader who did his post-graduation in Botany, and then shifted to social and political activism. In the process he has developed a wide range of interest without giving up his academic work. He is the author of several and articles in the filed of ecology, politics, science and technology, Marxist and general theory and philosophy etc. Besides, he has written a large number of papers, booklets, reviews, project works etc. Among the notable works is his book on Man versus Ecology, published in 1991, articles and books on the scientific and technological revolution, histories/documents of student and labour movements, and others in the field of science, society and philosophy. He coordinated work of Joshi-Adhikari Institute of Social Studies. At present, associated with N.M. Joshi centre for labour education and research and Centre for Rural Worker’s Education. He also edited q quarterly theoretical journal Critique: A journal of critical theory. He has been documenting the history of labour movement in India. At present he is working on a multi-volume work dealing with the impact of new scientific and technological developments on theory, philosophy and society, particularly the relationship of new technology/Science and the postindustrial society.