The Philosophy of Karl Popper, Volume 2

A. J. Ayer accepted anisotropy argument asserted basic statements believe branch-systems Bunge called Carnap claim concept Conjectures and Refutations course criterion of demarcation criticism decision definition discussion edition Einstein embedded ontology empirical content entropy example existence experience fact false falsifiability formulated frequency interpretation fundamental historicist human hypothesis Ibid idea important inductivist initial conditions interpretation of probability irreversibility K. R. Popper Karl's kind knowledge Kuhn Lakatos's language laws Logik der Forschung London Mario Bunge Marx means metaphysical metascience method moral natural Newtonian observation ontology Open Society paper Peirce perhaps Philosophy of Science physical Plato possible predictions problem of induction Professor Lakatos propensity interpretation proposition quantum mechanics question rational reason reference S₁ scientific theories scientists seems sense sentence Sir Karl social engineering Socrates statistical testable theoretical thesis tion tradition true truth University verisimilitude Vienna Circle