Poppers's Open society after fifty years : the continuing relevance of Karl Popper / ed Ian Jarvie e Sandra Pralong
Coauthor Agassi, Joseph, 1927-2023, co-aut. Chmielewski, Adam J., co-aut. Eidlin, Fred, 1942-, co-aut. Flis, Andrzej, co-aut. Gombrich, Ernst H., Sir, co-aut. Hall, John A., 1949-, co-aut. Jarvie, Ian Charles, 1937-, co-aut. Magee, Bryan, 1930-2019, co-aut. Mettenheim, Christoph von, co-aut. Miller, David, co-aut. Notturno, Mark A., co-aut. Pralong, Sandra, ed. lit. Watkins, John, co-aut. Language Inglês. Publication LondresNova Iorque : Routledge, 1999Description 217 p. Contents note Contém: Personal recollections of the publication of The open society / E. H. Gombrich. The future is open: a conversation with Sir Karl Popper / Adam J. Chmielewski e Karl R. Popper. The open society and its enemies: authoroty, community, and bureaucracy / Mark A. Notturno. Popper and Tarski / David Miller. Popper's ideal types: open and closed, abstract and concrete societies / Ian Jarvie. The sociolgical deficit of The open society, analyzed and remedied / John A. Hall. A whiff of Hegel in The open society / John Watkins. The problem of objectivity in law and ethics / Christoph Von Mettenheim. Minima moralia: is there an ethics of the open society? / Sandra Pralong. What use is Popper to a practical politician? / Bryan Magee. The polish church as an enemy of the open society: some reflections on post-communist social-political transformations in Central Europe / Andrzej Flis. Life after liberalism / Adam J. Chmielewski. The notion of the modern nation-state: Popper and national Subjects - Personal name Popper, Karl, 1902-1994
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Contém: Personal recollections of the publication of The open society / E. H. Gombrich. The future is open: a conversation with Sir Karl Popper / Adam J. Chmielewski e Karl R. Popper. The open society and its enemies: authoroty, community, and bureaucracy / Mark A. Notturno. Popper and Tarski / David Miller. Popper's ideal types: open and closed, abstract and concrete societies / Ian Jarvie. The sociolgical deficit of The open society, analyzed and remedied / John A. Hall. A whiff of Hegel in The open society / John Watkins. The problem of objectivity in law and ethics / Christoph Von Mettenheim. Minima moralia: is there an ethics of the open society? / Sandra Pralong. What use is Popper to a practical politician? / Bryan Magee. The polish church as an enemy of the open society: some reflections on post-communist social-political transformations in Central Europe / Andrzej Flis. Life after liberalism / Adam J. Chmielewski. The notion of the modern nation-state: Popper and national
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