The Myth of the Framework: In Defence of Science and Rationality
...designed primarily to communicate Popper's philosophical ideas to a wider audience of interested scientists and educated lay persons. . ..–Teaching Philosophy, December 1995Whether he is discussing physics, sociology, history, or political theory, Popper's basic concern is to develop a model of scientific rationality and to show how it is not only a theory of knowledge but also an attitude towards human life, human morals, and democracy.–Teaching Philosophy, December 1994...this volume would be very useful in introductory courses in the philosophy of science and science studies.–Teaching Philosophy, December 1995 ...an inportant collection that no one interested in Popper's philosophy can afford to