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Die offene Gesellschaft und ihre Feinde. Band I und II
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This is the eighth German edition of what has become a manifesto of democracy. Karl Popper deals mainly with the development of historicism, as it is found in the works of Plato (Volume I) and of H...
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12 December 2023
In this two-volume work, Karl Popper deals mainly with the development of historicism, which is the idea that there are laws of historical development that describe the stages we must pass through, as it is found in the works of Plato (Volume I) and of Hegel, Marx and their successors (Volume II). In addition, it contains a wide variety of discussions about epistemological, philosophical, ethical and political questions which are of continuing relevance.
The set combines the two volumes at a special price. The set combines the two volumes at a special price.
The set combines the two volumes at a special price. The set combines the two volumes at a special price.
Price: £46.70
Pages: 1134
Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
Imprint: Mohr Siebeck
Publication Date:
12 December 2023
ISBN: 9783161634734
Format: Paperback
BISACs:
POLITICAL SCIENCE / General, Political science and theory, Philosophical traditions and schools of thought, Higher education, tertiary education
Popper, Karl R.: (1902-1994) 1928 Dr.phil.; 1948 D.Litt. an der Universität London; bis 1945 Senior Lecturer an der University of New Zealand; 1945-49 Reader; 1949-69 Professor of Logic and Scientific Method an der London School of Economics and Political Science; 1969 Emeritierung. Sir Karl Popper war mehrfacher Ehrendoktor und Träger hoher Auszeichnungen, zuletzt der Otto Hahn-Friedensmedaille der Vereinten Nationen.; Kiesewetter, Hubert: Geboren 1939; Studium der Ökonomie, Geschichte und Wissenschaftstheorie in Frankfurt, Kiel, London und Heidelberg; 1972 Promotion; 1985 Habilitation; emeritierter Professor für Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte an der Katholischen Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt.