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Abstract

The paper elucidates the problem of isomorphism and its deformations at the research of the microcosm and macrocosm. The author demonstrates upon some inaccurate natural-philosophical statements of the Austrian physicist A. March what are the antimaterialist consequences of the inadequate command of the notional apparatus of the dialectical-materialist philosophy that leads to March’s inadequate extrapolations of the regularities and categories from one sphere to another. In this context the question of qualitative organization of materiality is being analyzed and it is being demonstrated how W. Heisenberg localizes the mathematical relations into the fundaments of the structure of being while absolutizing these relations. In this case the specificity of the extrapolation of isomorphism appears in the fact that the modes of description of reality are inserted into its very basis.