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An Analysis of Falsifiability Criterion of Karl Popper

Tang Dai-hu

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The key part of Karl Popper's philosophy of science is falsifiability which is based on the criticism to induction.Popper takes it as bracketing standard of science and non-science.Invention of the criterion results from profound insight by Popper into developing tendency of modern science,which is progressively but imperfect.

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The key part of Karl Popper's philosophy of science is falsifiability which is based on the criticism to induction.Popper takes it as bracketing standard of science and non-science.Invention of the criterion results from profound insight by Popper into developing tendency of modern science,which is progressively but imperfect.

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The key part of Karl Popper's philosophy of science is falsifiability which is based on the criticism to induction.Popper takes it as bracketing standard of science and non-science.Invention of the criterion results from profound insight by Popper into developing tendency of modern science,which is progressively but imperfect.

Key concepts: Falsifiability, Karl popper, Bracketing (phenomenology), Imperfect, Epistemology, Philosophy of science, Philosophy, Criticism

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