A Guide to The Open Society and its Enemies (The Popular Popper Book 3)

A Guide to The Open Society and its Enemies (The Popular Popper Book 3)

by Rafe Champion

169 pages· 2013· ISBN 9780987487124
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Karl Popper is a sleeping giant of the 20th century. "The Logic of Scientific Discovery" transformed the philosophy of science and this is one of the classics of modern political philosophy. He combined the principles of social democracy and classical liberalism to resolve a number of issues which confuse and divide the friends of freedom.

The book is practically invisible in academia and it has been kept in print by a lay readership. Conservatives were outraged by the critique of Plato and Aristotle. The left marginalized Popper because he predicted that the most likely outcome of violent revolutions would not be freedom but the rule of the Strong Man. This was too close to the truth for comfort.

"The Open Society and its Enemies" is Karl Popper’s contribution to the allied war effort, written in New Zealand during the darkest days of World War II.

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