Philosophy of Karl Popper Table of Contents

The Philosophy of Karl Popper

Karl Popper: Intellectual Autobiography
Victor Kraft: Popper and the Vienna Circle
William C. Kneale: The Demarcation of Science
W. V. Quine: On Popper's Negative Methodology
Hilary Putnam: The "Corroboration" of Theories
Imre Lakatos: Popper on Demarcation and Induction
Peter Medawar: Hypothesis and Imagination
Grover Maxwell: Corroboration without Demarcation
Arnold Levison: Popper, Hume, and the Traditional Problem of Induction
Y. Bar-Hillel: Popper's Theory of Corroboration
J. C. Eccles: The World of Objective Knowledge
J. W. N. Watkins: The Unity of Popper's Thought
Donald T. Campbell: Evolutionary Epistemology
Eugene Freeman/Henryk Skolimowski: The Search for Objectivity in Peirce and Popper
Herbert Feigl/Paul E. Meehl: The Determinism-Freedom and Body-Mind Problems
Alan E. Musgrave: The Objectivism of Popper's Epistemology
Paul Bernays: Concerning Rationality
J. Bronowski: Humanism and the Growth of Knowledge
Czeslaw Lejewski: Popper's Theory of Formal or Deductive Inference
G. Schlesinger: Popper on Self-Reference
A. J. Ayer: Truth, Verification and Verisimilitude
Joseph Aggassi: Modified Conventionalism Is More Comprehensive than Modified Essentialism
Tom Settle: Induction and Probability Unfused
Henry Margenau: On Popper's Philosophy of Science
Patrick Suppes: Popper's Analysis of Probability in Quantum Mechanics
Adolf Grünbaum: Popper's Views on the Arrow of Time
Thomas S. Kuhn: Logic of Discovery or Psychology of Research
J. O. Wisdom: The nature of "Normal" Science
Edward Boyle: Karl Popper's Open Society: A Personal Appreciation
John Wild: Popper's Interpretation of Plato
H. B. Acton: Moral Futurism and the Ethics of Marxism
Peter Winch: Popper and Scientific Method in the Social Sciences
Alan Donagan: Popper's Examination of Historicism
E. H. Gombrich: The Logic of Vanity Fair
Karl Popper: Replies to My Critics
Bibliography of the Writings of Karl Popper