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Popper, Karl

Karl Raimund Popper, b. July 28, 1902 in Vienna, d. September 17, 1994. Numbered among the greatest positivists of the twentieth century. His principal writings were in English.

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- An intellectual biography of Karl Popper by Stephen Thornton. Includes a summary of three major challenges to Popper's theory of knowledge and how he responded to them.
- Entry from the Encyclopedia contains a broad assessment of the most important themes in his work.
- A short biography from the site of Liberal International.
- Devoted to the promotion, critical analysis and further development of Popper's philosophy and world views. Site features information both on the philosopher and on the Institute's activities.
- Includes some online issues and background information on this newsletter, established in 1983.
- Yahoo! group devoted to discussing the philosophy of Karl Popper.
- Organization founded with the primary mission of publishing a series of works in the Popperian tradition. Organizational contacts, news, and list of publications.
- Brief biographical information, as well as history of the organization, its newsletters, and related links.
- Timeline and documentation of Popper's visit to Prague in 1994, including the text of his lecture at Charles University.
- Dedicated to the defense of science and the exploration of this philosopher's works.
- Online group attempting to continue philosophy in the Popperian mold. Features email list and archive, as well as extensive related links.
- Article by John Halliday, from the Encyclopedia of Philosophy of Education. Pursues Popper's lessons with regard to educational research as well as pedagogy.
- Paper by Mariano Artigas. A detailed study of the underlying motivations for Popper's approach to epistemological problems.
- Obituary by John Watkins, from the Proceedings of the British Academy.
- Quotes and extensively annotated links relating to the philosopher. Part of Lachlan Cranswick's personal homepage.
- Scholarly conference in memory of the hundredth year since Popper's birth. Call for papers, program, general information.
- Essay concerned with departures from reason in the conduct of public and practical affairs, by Roger James.
- A 2000 reflection on the life of this thinker, by Piers Norris Turner.
- Nuanced discussion of the various aspects of this philosopher's legacy.
- A brief article on this thinker, discussing the relation of Popper to the Friesian school of Kantian philosophy.

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