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Karl Popper's response to 1938

P. Markl, Erich Kadlec

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Contents: Bryan Magee: Placing Popper - Troels Eggers Hansen: Popper's Early Work on the Theory of Knowledge - Hubert Kiesewetter: The Birth of Karl Popper's 'The Open Society and Its Enemies' - Erich Kadlec: Popper's Negative Utilitarianism - From Utopia to Reality - Peter Markl: Poppers Path from Evolutionary Biology to his late Evolutionary Thinking - Gerhard Budin: Popper's Theory of Objective Knowledge and Its Relevance in Modern Knowledge Society.

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Contents: Bryan Magee: Placing Popper - Troels Eggers Hansen: Popper's Early Work on the Theory of Knowledge - Hubert Kiesewetter: The Birth of Karl Popper's 'The Open Society and Its Enemies' - Erich Kadlec: Popper's Negative Utilitarianism - From Utopia to Reality - Peter Markl: Poppers Path from Evolutionary Biology to his late Evolutionary Thinking - Gerhard Budin: Popper's Theory of Objective Knowledge and Its Relevance in Modern Knowledge Society.

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Contents: Bryan Magee: Placing Popper - Troels Eggers Hansen: Popper's Early Work on the Theory of Knowledge - Hubert Kiesewetter: The Birth of Karl Popper's 'The Open Society and Its Enemies' - Erich Kadlec: Popper's Negative Utilitarianism - From Utopia to Reality - Peter Markl: Poppers Path from Evolutionary Biology to his late Evolutionary Thinking - Gerhard Budin: Popper's Theory of Objective Knowledge and Its Relevance in Modern Knowledge Society.

Key concepts: Karl popper, Critical rationalism, Open society, Philosophy, Epistemology, Evolutionary epistemology, Relevance (law), Utopia

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